President arrives in Minneapolis silent on Tariff debate
The president reaches Minneapolis with a guard of honor and boards a luncheon run. Governor Johnson's health is poor and Mayo says he may die at any minute. The speech in Winona defending the Payne Tariff bill sparks silent dismay among Republicans and signals possible political shifts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Twin Cities
Ft Snelling
Country Club
William J. Mayo
Jetnec
Taft
Winona
Wingna
House of Representatives
James Tawney
Tower House
Washington
Ir. Richardson
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Payne Wins Victory in Auburn Assembly Primary
Serena E. Payne led the district primary forces to victory in the Auburn New York assembly convention. Assemblyman Wm. Reed was renominated and instructed to vote for any primary legislation recommended by the governor.
Road superintendents protest 17000 budget cut
County road officials told commissioners on Saturday that a 17000 expenditure reduction was imposed due to a low tax levy of 1.65 cents. The cut jeopardizes work on about 450 miles of gravel roads across the county and reduces funding for essential maintenance.
Dumont Flies 11 Miles In 16 Minutes
Paris report states M Santos Dumont piloted a new aeroplane 11 miles from Saint Cyria to Chateau Avion where he stayed overnight with Count Galerd. The flight duration was 16 minutes.
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Paris
M. Santos Dumont
Saint Cyria
Chateau Avion
Count Galerd
Indianapolis Capt Asche travels Europe for police ideas
Capt. Adolph A. Asche of the Indianapolis Police Department travels in Europe studying foreign police methods and public safety practices. The department expects benefits from his insights while his salary during absence is considered a wise expenditure for improved policing at home. Being a linguist, he is well equipped for the international tour.
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Adolph A. Asche
Indianapolis
United States
London
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Asche
Police Confess Utica Murder Mystery Baffles Them
In Utica New York on September 18 police admit confusion over the abduction and murder of Theresa Percopa and Ferdinand Infusino and a shooting that left Fannie Infusino in the hospital. Detectives say if no charges arise against Michael and Theodore Rizzo within hours they will be released. Theodore matches the victim’s description but investigators cannot confirm his whereabouts.
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Utica
N. Y
Blackhand
Little Theresa Percopia
Ferdinand Infusino
Fannio Infusino
Michael
Theodore Rizzo
Fannie Infusino
Fee suits decides Quil a winner in county cases
Two suits in Marion county were resolved by Judge Carter in superior court. Ex County Clerk Davis lost his claim for 152 dollars for preparing naturalization papers, with half to the government and half to the county. County Clerk Quil won his suit over service pay on the election board and canvassing duties. the commissioners may set his pay, and a mandate could compel payment if refused.
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Marion County
Carter
Superior Court
Davis
Quilt Wan
Quill
Board of Election Commissioners
Ten Injured in Car Collision at Coney
Ten people including Selina Jones were injured when a street car collided with another vehicle while returning from Mardi Gras at Coney Island New York. The crash caused a chaotic rush as passengers fled and several women were trampled in the panic.
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Coney
New York
Coney Island
Selina Jones
Uchida Appointed Japanese Minister to United States
Tokio announces Y. Uchida former foreign minister and current ambassador to Austria will succeed Baron Takahira as Japanese minister to the United States. The appointment was officially made today in Tokyo.
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Uchida
Tokio
Y. Uchida
Austria
United States
Baron K. Takahira
Street Car Men Strike Demands Union Pay Rise
Omaha Nebraska September 18 all union conductors and motormen on the street car system of South Omaha and Council Bluffs stopped work to enforce higher pay and union recognition.
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Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Council Bluffs Eteuck
Dying Governor Johnson Sends Telegram to Taft
Minnesota Governor John A Johnson, gravely ill, dictated a telegram to President William H. Taft welcoming him to Minnesota. Taft telephoned a gracious reply expressing distress at the governor's illness and hope for a speedy recovery.
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Rochester, Minn
Gov. Johnson
William H. Taft
Parents Ever Good Court Always Busy
Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court says the court has daily business since its founding and hopes for a day when parents and children are so well behaved that the court can close for a vacation. The law requires the court to be open every day except Sunday with a special judge appointed when needed.
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Stubbs
Saturated Rogmer Strikes at Langlady Home
William Fletcher a roomer at 224 Allegheny Street became drunk on the way home and assaulted his landlady Ma Linda Fields. She summoned police and the case is being investigated. both parties are described as Negro.
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William Fletcher
Allegheny Street
Malinda Fields
Police Report Flooded by Bicycle Theft but Names Likely Incomplete
Police records show a large number of stolen bicycles. The Saturday list includes A. E. Fletcher on College Avenue, Harry Thompson on Hoyt Avenue, J. W. Colen on Webb Street, Dr. Foster on Highland Avenue, and Robert Beville on Jefferson Avenue, with multiple cases under investigation.
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A. E. Fletcher
College Avenue
Harry Thompson
Hoyt Avenue
J. W. Colen
Webb ‘Street
Dr. Foster
Highland Avenue
Robert Beville
Jefferson Avenue
Peach Season Near End Prices Seen Rising at Market
A city market dealer said peach season is nearly over and prices likely will rise next week. Most peaches on the market come from Michigan with prices ranging from 1.60 to 2.50 dollars per bushel.
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Michigan
Patience Neff Receives Ten Day Jail Sentence
The elderly Patience Neff was sentenced to ten days in jail plus a $10 fine and costs for assault and battery on Mrs. Pollie Reed after testimony in a police court. Reed testified Neff called insults and struck first. Neff claimed Reed attacked her. Witnesses described a chaotic brawl near Oriental Street and Southeastern Avenue with conflicting accounts.
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Patience Neff
Pollie Reed
Mrs. Neff
Oriental Street
Southeastern Avenue
Want Ads Offer Daily Newspaper Value
Readers are urged to scan the want ads as a vital daily feature where valuable opportunities may appear, offering potential advantages to households and individuals.
Miss Grubb sues Hicks for breach of promise and notes
Miss Eilen Grubb of South New Jersey Street sues Carl Hicks in circuit court alleging he failed to marry her after promising to wed and that he owes her 300 and 175 dollar notes. She seeks $5,000 damages and judgment on the notes. Hicks, an Indianapolis Automobile Co. owner, is named in the suit filed Saturday with Henry C. Price as her attorney.
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Miss Eilen Grubb
S. New Jersey Street
Hicks
Henry C. Price
Miss Grubb
Indianapolis Automobile Company
Governor's Friend Discharged by Police Judge
Jerry Sheehy an elderly man from Columbia City Indiana who claimed friendship with Gov Thomas R Marshall was discharged by Police Judge Whaliton after declaring in tremulous language he would return to Columbia City Indiana. He faced a charge of vagancy.
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Jerry Sheehy
Columbia City
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Whaliton
Non-Union Men Awaited At City Hall
City hall reported a large turnout expected Monday as workers near the new building. About 50 men were at work Saturday amid a strike with union painters. The Building Trades council halted its men while Western Construction uses either union or nonunion labor.
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Building Trades Council
Western Construction Company
Woman Fined in Illegal House Charge After Shooting
Edith Allen, the woman shot in the face by her lover while driving, was fined ten dollars and cast for keeping an illegal house in police court Saturday.
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Edith Allen
Fatal fall of lineman Charles Hudson on E Michigan street
Charles Hudson a 30 year old lineman for Central Union Telephone died instantly when a tensioned pole snapped as he repaired lines at 25 feet on the job. He was strapped to the pole and attempted to free himself as it fell striking his head and crushing the skull at E Michigan street and the Lake Erie tracks. The body was taken to the city morgue.
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Charles Hudson
Hudson
Central Union Telephone Company
E. Michigan Street
Lake Erie Tracks
Massachusetts Avenue
Portland
Ind
Knue
Old Vesuvius Rumblings Trigger Naples Flight
Villagers and peasantry on Mount Vesuvius slopes flee as renewed activity unsettles the region. Loud underground rumblings and two craters emerge, echoing the pre earthquake conditions of last winter.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Police pick up wandering child near Washington streets
Paul Veach, years old, wandered from his home at 231 Christian avenue and was picked up Friday night at Washington and Missouri streets by bicycle officers Schlangen and Hartsell. He led officers to a sister living at 350 West Washington street and was left in her care.
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Paul Veach
Christian Avenue
Washington and
Missouri Streets
Schlangen and Hartsell
Washington Street
Negro Exposition Opens in Chicago at Bethel A M E Church
Hundreds of African Americans prepare for the day’s session of the Negro business and industrial exposition at Bethel A M E Church on Thirtieth and Dearborn. Speakers discuss the negro role in future business growth. a musical program is planned. The governor may stay through Saturday after yesterday’s Taft reception.
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Chicago
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Thirtieth and
Dearborn
Taft
Girls Escape from Indiana Industrial School
Police search for three girls who escaped from the Indiana Industrial School for Girls on Friday night. Gertrude Stapleton 17 Clara De Santon 20 and second Cathe Wright 17 wore blue uniforms and were believed to have hidden in Indianapolis where Wright’s mother resides.
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S Rmiaway
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
Gertrude Stapleton
Clara de Santon
Cathe Wright
Indianapolis
Wright
City
Embezzlement Charge Against Nichols Continued
Earl O. Nichols remains charged with embezzlement in police court, as the case against him is continued to September 2. M. F. Smith accuses Nichols of stealing funds while employed by Smith.
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Earl O. Nichols
M. F. Smith
Nichols
Smith
Utica Homicide Witnesses Fractured Murders’ Suspects
Police in Utica New York released 13 suspects in the Theresa Per purse murder case and focus on Michael Rizzo and his brother Theodore after witnesses fail to identify them. Fanny Infusino and Mrs. Grande offered limited corroboration while the girl again named Michele as the lurer but not Michael Rizzo. Theodore Riga allegedly borrowed a penny from him as police pursue new leads.
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Michael Rizzo
Infusino
Theodore
Fanny
Paxton Hospital
Michele
Freddy
Theresa
Brasil youth swept up by speed craze in Indianapolis
Joseph Pierce a 16 year old Brasil Indiana youth reportedly ran away to Indianapolis chasing speed. He reportedly took about $80 from his father and may have been with Frank Richardson. Pierce is five feet eight inches tall with light hair and blue eyes and wore a Brasil store cap. John McGoran notified police to hold the boy until contact with the family is made.
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Joseph Pierce
Brasil
Ind
Pierce
Frank Richardson
John McGoran
Wisconsin
Dow Man Cleared After Domestic Dispute
Mrs. Horace Dow of No 9 East St Clair street sent police to arrest her husband following a beating and choking accusation. Dow was found at home after midnight and denied striking his wife, saying she had left after admonishing her on drink. Officers released him to reconcile the situation.
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Horace Dow
E. St. Clair Street
Mother
Dow
Will of Mrs. Sarah Cotten Proved. Heirs Named
The will of Mrs. Sarah Cotten was probated Saturday. Her estate valued at 4000 dollars was divided among her two sons and three daughters.
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Sarah Cotten
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