Salvation Army Feud Focuses on Kentucky Church Visit
Disturbed by sect tensions in Kentucky Mrs. Wickiarns warns locals away from church while Salvation Army troops move through the mountains. A county judge and army officials meet but tensions persist as residents express bitterness and fear. A soldier notes deep-seated grudges influencing religious participation and calls for resolution.
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Gelnge
Cockrill
Hargis
Col. Molz
Salvation Army
Jud Hargis
Gov. Beckham
Senator Tianna's Senate Floor Reversal Shocks Supporters
A Republican senator named Tianna faced a pivotal split as observers note a strong admirer who cannot campaign for re election after a sudden repudiation on the Senate floor in January. The shift reflects tensions within party factions over territorial policies and national demands.
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Tianna
Hanna
Ogunnay
United States Senate
Paris
Jurors Refuse to Serve Over Negro Juror in Patoka Court
In Princeton Indiana on September 18 eleven white jurors refused service when a colored man was selected as twelfth juror in Justice Palmer's court at Patoka. The jurors were preparing to go home before the court invoked the jury service law.
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Princeton
Ind
Light frost causes minimal damage in Indiana crops
Indiana reports show light to moderate frost with few damages to corn and flowers. Weatherman Blythe notes frost was general but light, with Paris and Logansport reporting minimal impact, while Lafayette saw heavier losses. overall prospects remain favorable for an average yield as warmer temps return.
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Jack Frost
Indianapolis
Blythe
Marek
N. D
Frost
Bue
Fair Ground
Froet
Cambridge City
Logansport
Indiana
Bythe
Slythe
Chicago
Central Paints
Corn Belt
Uncles Kill Man Over Betrayal of Niece in Mount Ua
In Charlotte area Sept 1 Tom as and Carl White of Concord shot and killed Russell Sherrell a young man from a prominent Mount Ua family after he refused to marry their orphan niece whom it is alleged he had betrayed.
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Charlotte
N. C
Leavenworth Soldier Kills Self Before Paying Wife
Lieutenant Laney Mitchell of the Second Infantry shot himself at Fort Leavenworth on Thursday night after writing a check to his wife for the money he had in the bank. He pinned the check to a money order from Manila addressed to Mrs. Mitchell. He left no statement explaining the act. Mitchell married Mira Grace White of Garherie. Aug. 3 wedding. They arrived at Fort Leavenworth last week. His parents live in Preston, Missouri.
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Leavenworth
Laney
Mitchell
Fort. ‘Leavenworth
Jxming
Manila
Mittchell
Mira Grace White
Garhrie
Fort Leavenworth
Presston
KILLED ON DANGEROUS GRACE CROSSING NEAR INDIANAPOLIS
A Vandalia freight drawn by engine H6 hit a cab near Hardingatown Indiana while approaching Indianapolis around midnight Thursday. The driver W E Leppert of 93 Michaelar died. others Gue H Brinkmeyer C A Turpin, Josephine Williams, and Edna Green were injured. Train crew included Engineer Jack Lynch and Conductor John Granby.
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Jack Lynch
John Granby
Indianapolis
Hardingat
Indianaporte
W. E. Leppert
Michaelar
Gue H. Brinkmeyer
C. A. Turpin
Josphine Williams
Greenentle
Edna Green
Bugenest
Patrolman Green Charged With Unbecoming Conduct
Patrolman John T. Green was dismissed from the police department after a board found him guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer. The Board spent days on the case with principal testimony from Mrs. Mary Thaeter and her niece, who said Green harassed Mrs Thaeter by telephone and attempted to make romantic advances. Other witnesses reported seeing him drinking on duty.
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John T. Green
Board of Public Safety
Mary Thaeter
Green
Thaeter
Secret marriage disclosed in Marion families
George Bannister and Misa Lulu Wilson from wealthy families announced their marriage in Marion Indiana. The union occurred a year earlier, kept secret with no parents aware at the time.
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Marion
Ind
George Bannister
Misa Lulu Wilson
Prominent Man Ended Life by Gas After Doctor’s Advice
Lincoln, Sept 1 Hugh J Edmiston 2 a young business man spent two hours in a cigarature with friends when a physician visiting by chance was asked about suicide methods and allegedly advised gas death. Edmiston then ascended to two stories up turned on the gas and lay down to die. the janitor heard the fumes, broke in and found him dead with a note to his father saying he was disgraced and did not care to live.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hugh J. Edmiston
Edmiston
Thal
Timinton
Sleepwalking spark blasts stove injuring Jahn family
In St Louis Missouri on September 15, a gasoline stove exploded when a boy walked in his sleep. Harry Jahn, 40, his sister Pearl, 13, and their mother Mary Jahn were severely burned in the Thursday night incident.
Grand theater week fuels crowds amid cool weather
The Grand Theater reports crowded houses all week with out of town visitors preferring shows to the fair. Park Hanlon’s Superba and Empire Tiger Idea draw strong sales while The Eight of Hearts from London delights audiences. Sousa concert at Tom Upson Hall also well received with encore requests.
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Park—Hanlon
Good
Eight of Hearts
London
Sousa
Tom Upson Hall
Thureday
Labor unions press Roosevelt to modify order and sack Miller
Washington dispatch says the Central Labor Union urges President Roosevelt to change his anti discrimination policy and order the dismissal of W A Miller from the government printing office. The move, approved by the American Federation of Labor, seeks a clear stance on labor rights and union recognition amid rising tensions.
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Chicago
Washington
Triuune
Central Labor Union
E. J. Roach
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt Patale
Roosevelt
Man Falls Twenty Feet at Indy Chair Factory
Floyd Depert fell from the second story of an Indianapolis chair factory to the ground while leaning against a gate awaiting the elevator. The gate failed letting him drop. he sustained no serious injuries. The item notes a fall with no serious injury.
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Floyd Depert
Indianapolis
Depert
Sikoline Bed Comforts Offered at Discount For Saturday
The People's Outlit ting Co. advertises 600 Sikoline Bed Comforts at reduced price for Saturday only. Regularly $200, beds are described as extra large with a cotton-filled, unbroken sheet interior and heat retaining features. The sale targets frosty nights as winter approaches.
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People's Outlitting Co
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