City Debates Gas Transfer Right in Supreme Court Ruling
The city’s fight over transferring its option on the Consumers’ Gas plant to Citizens’ Gas faces a Supreme Court decision. The ruling leaves the city free to move the option if chosen, but questions linger whether Citizens’ Gas will benefit, as local officials oppose the transfer.
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Indianapolis
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Washington, D. C
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Deni
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Woman moves to aid prisoner in local case
Mev J A Reed, pursuing William Cook after a months of harassment, pressed charges following his unwelcome advances. Mrs Reed admitted relations with Cook led to the arrest but said he promised to stop if paid, while Reed confronted him as a traveling salesman in the Coast region.
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Resignation of Dr T Victor Keene as Superintendent
Dr T Victor Keene resigns as superintendent of the State Laboratory of Bacteriology. Secretary NG Hourly of the State Board of Health states the move is voluntary and to take effect immediately as Keene seeks to return to practice.
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State Board of Health
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Scare in Eleventh District Overshadowed by Longworth Event
Marion Indiana hosts a high profile gathering featuring President Roosevelt’s daughter and her husband at a political rally. The event, alongside Congressman Sandys and Governor Hanly, drew a large, enthusiastic crowd and heightened tensions in the Eleventh District as Democrat and Republican candidates jockey for support. Landis faces persistent district discontent and a likely plurality drop, though he remains favored to win.
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Cincinnati
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Laws for Schools Conference Set at Clayma Hotel
The State Association of School Hounds Wil meet at the Clayma hotel on Friday and Saturday November 8 and 9. The first day opens with a joint program led by the State Association of Town and City superintendents. Friday afternoon and evening will focus on discussion of school legislation and related conference topics.
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Weather forecast and patrol report at local saloon arrest
The notice mixes a weather forecast with a police report about saloon keepers in the city. William Dalton and others on Virginia and Martin streets were arrested and charged under the Wiehe law after pleading guilty.
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Bundy
William Dalton
Virginia
George O'Conner
W. Cheaaspeake
Patrick Morlatty
Martin
Charles Mackey
John Holding
Gas Shortage Hinders Local Pipeline Scheme
Indianapolis gas planners indicate supply shortfall undermines a proposed pipeline. Capitalists from Carey to Vincennes push for mixed gas and artificial production, while Indianapolis remains wary. Officials warn against rush to franchisees without sufficient local fuel.
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Gan
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Wedle
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Vincennes
Indien
Tnotin
Perre Hante
Daughters Against Their Mother in Divorce Trial
In Indianapolis Mrs Bibimater sues for divorce from Frank Bitimater alleging cruelty. Their daughters Ide McGee and Maud Chon sided with the stepfather claiming neglect and abuse. Witnesses testified about restrictions on activities including Sunday dances and Sunday school attendance in a county superior court proceeding.
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Indianapolis. Water Company
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Indianapolis
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Maud
Chon
Bibimater
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Styrtle
Mthimialor
Sihimater
McStanter
Alvares
Knife Threat Covers Sunday Night Disturbance
A carpenter named Wien Th Hunt was attacked on Sunday night in a domestic dispute. He suffered a stab to the throat and was transported by ambulance to St Winvott's hospital in a critical condition, with witnesses describing a heated argument and medical staff noting severe injuries.
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Nim Agather
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Renais
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Mayer
Lights at railroad crossings prompt city rail dispute
The Board of Public Works heard railway officials request a conference with Mayor Charles A. Borkwalter over a city ordinance requiring railways to maintain street lights at crossings. Railroads offered to keep existing lights if the city would pause broader actions and pursue a legal test of the ordinance. The Board said jurisdiction lay with the Board of Public Safety and the Mayor, and enforcement is expected to begin soon.
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LO @& W. Railway Company
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Pulite
Tim Board
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Board of Mubile Safety
Fall from pole leaves worker burned and injured
Charles Foward of the Indarapalis Light and Meat Company was severely burned Monday afternoon after a fall from a pole. He landed among a mesh of wires and struck heavily, catching a high voltage wire that sent current through his body. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital for treatment.
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Indarapalis
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Hughes
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Straf Hangers’ Wail Over Central Ave Service Shortage
Street complaints erupt over Central Ave transit causing crowding and alleged discrimination. Citizens report few cars and long standing room lines during busy hours, blaming officials for service gaps and inconsistent access.
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Hearst Strong with Laborers in 1904 Campaign Ride
The piece notes Hearst gains among labor groups outside New York City while Republicans warn of defeat. It cites union sentiment, manufacturing towns like Watertown Ogdensburg Albany and Schenectady, and hints at support shifts toward Hughes amid disputed polling. Financial backing appears limited on both sides due to campaign finance laws.
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Schenectady
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Sunday wreck at Atlantic City claims many lives
A Sunday wreck at Atlantic City left seventy persons deployed and fifty nine recovered by Monday. Most survivors escaped through the rear end of the unit as the car fell into the water. Officials fear additional losses as rescue workers search the wreckage and bodies are recovered from the cars. railroad authorities ordered measures to keep people from venturing toward the trestle water.
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Iphiladelphia
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Fred Solomon
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Pay
Ed Taske
Anendrew Taylor
Camden
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Alvere
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All Politicians Now Involved In State Campaign Push
A crowded statehouse scene shows Governor Harris and fellow Republicans like Pred Simsie John Billheimer W. Miller Warren Righer and others actively rallying support. The piece notes lawmakers focus on party unity, policy selling, and keeping the machinery moving amid partisan fights while courtships and campaigns energize operatives and benches from top to bottom.
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Hanis
Pred Simsie
John Billheimer
W. Amiller
Jenne
Griaht
Spserton
Warren Righer
Fatebanks
Statehouse
Alroet
Picket lines at Simmendinger candidacy and labor clash
The narrative covers Simmendinger and Pred Simmendinger as candidates with a family background in varied beliefs. It notes the father’s coal mining origins, moves west to become a ballet maker then lithographer, and details a strike among Indianapolis lithographers lasting months. Simmendinger joins picket duty for socialist advocacy and labor unrest.
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New Yorke St. Rinning
Mat Demrerane
Mtaker
Tocany
Pennsylvania
Chandler & Taylor Company
Simmendingr
Provident W D Tinher to address meeting in Cincinnati
Provident W D Tinher of the United Brucverheed of Carpeniven and Jannery will speak at a major gathering in Cincinnati Saturday night. The event marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the forgantateon of Clocinnath Local union where Neos President will discuss the history of the labor movement and current needs for hospital detention. Upholstering and refinishing services advertised locally.
Deadly Water Car Disaster Strikes Eastern Resort Line
A Sunday accident on the Waiti Bhore and Heashare electric railway near the Pennsylvania line left two cars fully submerged and many passengers missing. Rescuers worked through the night as officials feared numerous deaths with about ninety-two believed aboard and more than twenty rescued with injuries. The submerged cars hinder rescuers and the effort to raise the wreckage continues amid a grim scene and a large casualty toll.
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