Tariff talk from Hon. Korbly sparks debate in district
The Hon. Charles A. Korbly Democratic candidate for Congress in the eventh district delivered an address on tariffs. He argued that prosperity comes from labor and abundance, not tariff laws, framing tariffs as a tax and obstacle to commerce that benefits certain interests at the expense of citizens. He criticized revenue allocations, cited exports and imports, and warned that tariffs limit trade and burden the public.
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Journal of Political Economy
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Indianapolis
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Arrest Chauffeur for Manslaughter in City Collision
William Williams, driver of an automobile, was arrested Saturday and charged with manslaughter after the death of Jaschker who had been unconscious since a collision at Blackford and Washington streets about two weeks earlier. Jaschker was the stepfather of Detective Kurtz.
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Jaschker
Blackford
Washington Treets
Kurtz
Woman Struck by Train Emerges Unharmed In Pond
Mrs. John Neuber, of West Liberty, was struck by a train near Muscatine Iowa and buried in a five foot deep pond. The engine pilot caught her skirts tearing them away and threw her into icy water before she climbed out uninjured wearing only hosiery and one shoe.
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John Neuber
West Liberty
Indiana Democrats Poised for Sweep Says Eiley
Secretary of the State Committee Joe Reiley forecasts a sweeping Democratic victory in Indiana next Tuesday. He reports flattering county-by-county results with gains in strongly Republican counties. He expects the entire state ticket to win and lawmakers to be Democratic, with many Congressmen re-elected.
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Indiana
Joe Reiley
Reiley
New Hope Baptist Church seeks injunction over brick threats
Through two trustees Silas Isler and John Allison the New Hope Baptist Church and its members seek a Superior Court No 2 injunction against Lewis Taxlor who has threatened to throw bricks at church windows and disrupt services. The complaint filed Saturday cites discord sown by Taxlor after removal from church leadership and requests protection for pastor and congregation.
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Silas Isler
John Allison
Lewis Taxlor
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Lewis Taylor
False Teeth Found After Twelve Years In Creek
In Otl City Pennsylvania James White recovered the lost false teeth of Jeese Wilmot after twelve years from the bottom of French Creek while fishing. Wilmot had lost them while bathing and they were returned to him.
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French Creek
Jeese Wilmot
James White
Wilmot
Ara Maw Fae
Train Load of Repeaters Reported for Marion County Election
Democratic officers and watchers brace for Tuesday polls amid claims of a train load of African American voters arriving from Kentucky and Tennessee. The arrival prompted a Beach Grove investigation to prevent fraudulent voting by alleged repeaters. Local officials vow tight inspection and vigilance on election day.
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Beach Grove
Louisville
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Fogarty
Carr to Manage Hoosiers in Next Baseball Season
Manager Carr of the Indianapolis club is in Indianapolis conferring with President Watkins about a contract for next season. They expect him to sign soon as the salary offered equals or exceeds other offers and he plans to start rebuilding the team immediately after terms are set.
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Indianapolis
Watkins
Hoosiers
Family backs Bryan with 23 votes from Lone Jack kin
Kansas City report says Wesley Yankee of Lone Jack area leads a notably Democratic family. Next Tuesday he and his descendants will go to the polls and cast 23 votes for Bryan in the nationwide primary context.
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Husband unlocks doors for wife and brother in jail escape
BAD AXE Mich Oct 31 A dramatic jail moment ends with Joseph Smith opening the county jail cell for his wife Alice and later for his brother Charles as the trio walks free. The escape stems from a love triangle and prior elopement. Joseph declines to prosecute while the sheriff notes he could have released them himself.
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City Record Brief: Births and Deaths Across the District
The city notes births listing numerous couples with addresses and newborns including boys and girls. stillborn entries noted. A second section lists deaths with ages and causes ranging from intermittent fever to tuberculosis and myocarditis. Additional lines show pairing of individuals and households in a directory-like format.
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Louvine Hill
Bellefontaine Street
William A. Arthur
S. Meridian Street
Rachel Shonfield
N. Seq
Albert D. Willcox
City
John A. Young
W. Twel Street
Marital Pairings in Local Registry List
A compiled list of couples or prospective partners includes John D. Duncan with Ethel M. Therp berry, Christian F. Prasse with Adele B. Sher, Louis Becker with Mollie H. Schurmar, John Bazel with Odessa White, Louis Schmalfeldt with Louise Kafader, Clarence Joseph Schroth with Mary Margaret Dennis, Henry Earl Cox with Alma Elisa Bleh, and Herbert V. Ryker with Rosa L. Martin. Each pairing appears as recorded in the local registry.
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John D. Duncan
Ethel M. Therpberry
Christian F. Prasse
Adele B. Sherhouse
Louis Becker
Mollie H. Schurmar
John Bazel
Odessa White
Louis Schmalfeldt
Louise Kafader
Clarence Joseph Schroth
Mary Margaret Dennis
Henry Earl Cox
Alma Elisa Bleh
Herbert V. Ryker
Rosa L. Martin
Negligence Alleged in Agnew Divorce Request
Ivy Agnew charges abandonment by Charles A. Agnew and seeks divorce and child custody. They wed in 1897 and separated in 194. she claims the husband has provided nothing for her or their child since then.
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Ivy Agnew
Charles A. Agnew
Agnews
New Music Hall Opens in Chicago With Modern Features
Manager Zeigier of the Grand received an invitation to the opener of the remodeled Olympic theater to be known as Olympic music hall. J. J. Murdoc, Western Vaudeville, heads the project and will supervise the two theatres, promising original plans blending European and American ideas. The venture could influence vaudeville houses nationwide.
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Grand
Olympic Theater
Chicago
Olympic Music Bell
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Applis
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America
Indictment in Louisville case shocks railroad dispute
An indictment for embezzlement charging Frank M Fauvre C Edgar Elliott and Harry B Gates three Indianapolis officials is viewed as a move to force commercial settlement through criminal court amid Louisville Eastern railway troubles and the Miami n Contract and Construction company dispute.
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Marion Contract and Construction Company
C. Eagar Elliott
Harry B. Gates
Indianapolis
Louisville @ Eastern railway
Miamon
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