Russian News From Front Reveals Port Arthur Blockade
Dispatches from St Petersburg and London describe Japanese advances on the Fyusian front and fresh reinforcements outside Port Arthur. Rumors of Russian despondency grow as news from General Broersch remains scarce and the Japanese blockade appears perfect.
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Daparggs
St. Petersburg
Scrippe-Area
London
The
Central News
Mukden
Ecripps-Wrae
Broersch
Che Foo
Port Arubi
Dalny Tily
Wreck Victim Guides Wedding in Chicago Spark
In Chicago on September 2 a wedding linked to a Lake Shore wreck was performed in the Palmer House. Mig Ada Belle Goodrich married Clifford Dewitt Castle at Springfield. her father Dr. L H Goodrich, injured in the crash, urged the couple to marry and travel to the fair. The ceremony proceeded as the physician recovered and planned his daughter’s happiness.
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Gcriffs-M'Rae Telegram
Chicago
Cupid
Hanfoning
Mig Ada Belle Gomitich
Clifford Dewitt Castle
Springfield
Maes
Palmer House
L. H. Goodrich
Lake Shore
Mimsy Goodrich
Kale
Indicted Buffalo Aldermen Plead Not Guilty to Bribery
In Buffalo on Thursday Justice Kenefick arraigned seven current and former aldermen on charges of accepting bribes for municipal contracts. Bail set at 1300 each. Indicted include Henry Moest J Thomas Harp Orrin Pierce Edward Betser Laura Roedel Henry Schneider Jan Busch. Court crowded as defendants showed calm indifference.
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Buffalo
Kenefick
Board of Aldermen
Henry Moest
J. Thomas Harp
Fach
Vast copper silver sulphide strike near Leadville
The Western mining company announces a major sulphide discovery beneath Leadville center, believed to be the largest ore body in state history. Ground drilling indicates a vein about 18 feet long, 30 feet wide and 18 feet thick, with assays claimed at 15 percent copper and 50 ounces of silver, plus oxidized ore yielding 14 ounces of silver. Estimated value around 170 million dollars.
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Leadville
Weaterm Mining Company
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Coronado
Little Girl Fleeing Arranged Marriage Is Protected
A 15 year old girl fleeing her father who planned to marry her to a fireman on a shipyard ship sought police protection at Fifth Avenue station. She said a man came with gifts to press the match. In court the father admitted plans but denied wrongful funds. the girl was placed in Gerry society care.
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New York
Sept
Banna Muskc
Fifth-ave
Chile
Gren
Gerry Society
Change of Faith Becomes Setback for Republicans
The Republican National Committee loses Milwaukee newspaper owner George Brumder as a supporter. Brumder, who owns the Freie Presse of Lincoln and the Milwaukee Germania, had been viewed as a key ally. The Freie Presse said it would back Parker, altering expected party backing.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Republican National Committee
George Brumder
Milwaukee
Freie Presse
Lincoln
Neb
Col. Brumder
America
Parker
Col.Brumder
Milwaukee Germania
The Sun Prints The News In Spencer Spencer Democrat
The Daily Evening Indianapolis Sun improves its editorial page and launches a statewide circulation campaign. It is a one-cent daily offering telegraph news and Indiana coverage. Agent B Laurimore promotes the Spencer edition as a refined Hoosier daily representative.
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Spencer Democrat
Indianapolis Sun
Tt Haa
Haa
Telegraph
Indiana
B. Laurimore
Spencer
Wedding Benson and Ring Selection at Monument Place
J P Mullaby diamond importer offers plain rings priced from five to ten dollars. Located at three Monument place, Mullaby advertises a large stock suitable for weddings and engagement needs.
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Benson
J. P. Mullaby
Monument-place
Indianapolis Dance Halls Allow Beer and Loose Rules
A lengthy report describes Indianapolis dance halls loosening controls on beer and policing. It cites superintendent Kruger on police noninterference and notes youths, many under 14, frequenting venues like Fountain Square and Germania Hall, where beer, cigarettes, and late hours are common. Observers recount minors dancing with older men, socializing in unsafe ways, and the overall decline in parental oversight and conduct.
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C. L. Kruger
Polie
Indianapolis
Ciy
Fountain Square
Garl
Germania Hall
Germanta
Jose
Germania
Charge of burglary arrest follows resignation last Saturday
Norman Nixon of Beard Supply Co on N Delaware St was arrested on burglary charges by Detectives Lawe and Lancaster. After resigning last Saturday the banked store was found open and a key missing. Tracks and an attempted lock opening with a file were reported. Nixon claims he turned in the key and that no one knew about it. He was held on $1,000 bond with police court hearing continued.
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Norman Nixon
Beard Supply Company
N. Delaware St
Lawe
Lancaster
Beard
Siore
St.aust Apo
Niven
Thieves Loot a Flat in Broad Daylight
In Chicago on Tuesday two negro robbers looted the Flat of Mrs. Martin Holland while police were absent. A moving van was used to take furniture from a second door unit, starting with a dining table. The janitor and a neighbor witnessed two men. They later returned for more, sweeping floors and leaving with the last of the plunder under streetlight. Mrs Holland discovered the loss Wednesday morning. no suspects had been found by late Wednesday.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Martin Holland
Riverside plant gallery emptied by city engineers
City engineer Jeup and four large corps of assistants worked Thursday to empty the upper gallery at the Riverside plant of the Indianapolis water company. They will measure water volume and gather statistics for the pure water investigation, a key point in the long running controversy.
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Jeup
Riverside
Indianapolis Water Company
Oc Big
Wash
Mayor to Vet o Standard Oil ordinance opposition harms city
Mayor Hilgman stated he would veto the Standard Oil ordinance pending in Indianapolis. He argued it would favor outside interests and grant building inspectors discretionary power over warehouse construction. Signed property owners on the South Side accuse oil tanks of tainting well water and risking a major fire. About 76 property owners along Lons, Pine and Harrison streets pressed for the measure after public meetings. A council hearing had been promised and held recently.
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Hilgman
Indianapolia
Ingal
Thor
Lons, Pine and Harrison
Holtzman
Hall Monopoly Hinders Republican Speaker Plans
The Marion County Republican Committee reports a hall monopoly by Democrats in Indianapolis, reserving Tomlinson Hall and other venues for Democratic speakers. Plans for a large Fairbanks event clash with Democratic bookings, prompting talks of open air Republican meetings as halls go at a premium.
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Marion County Republican Committee
Inillanagols
Smith Ro
Tominson Hall
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Smith
Marion Eluh
Holla
T. Taggart
Machine Scalp Injury At Canning Factory Accident
A 14 year old girl, Peart Irish of Barth-ave, was pulled into a peeling machine at the Hagleskamp Bros. & Haverkamp factory and suffered extensive scalp loss. Rescued unconscious, she was taken by city ambulance to the City hospital where she regained consciousness but remains in serious condition. The incident occurred Thursday at 11 a m near the Belt railroad.
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Chmain
Hagleskamp Bros. & Haverkamp
Churchminave
Belt Railroad
Peart Irish
Barth-ave
Teder
Jim
City Ambulance
Hawley
City Hospital
Contractor Held For Check Fraud In Lexington
Tiarace G Coldwell a noted contractor was arrested Thursday in Lexington on charges of passing fraudulent checks at People's Deposit Bank. He claimed the actions were a mistaken misread of funds after sealing the checks to cover payments. The grand jury returned the indictment and detectives arrested him at his home. the case goes to police court Friday.
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Tiarace G. Coldwell
Lexington
People’s Deposit Bank
Sienen
Coldwell
Ste
Iaiey
Manning
Money Motive Said Behind Sea Attack and Overboard Fall
Special to the Sun reports Thomas Ef. Price, under arrest in New York, allegedly confessed to murdering A. J. Luebbers, a wealthy finance broker, to obtain funds for an extravagant life. Price allegedly struck Luebbers with an iron wrench during a trial trip at sea, threw him overboard, and was captured after reaching the dock. Luebbers survived, and Price resisted arrest.
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the Sun
New York
Thomas Ef. Price
A. J. Luebbers
Iear‘ance
Price
Luebers
Luebbers
Luehhers
County Fair Forecast Cooler Weather Ahead
The forecast notes cooler temperatures for Thursday night and Friday with a 7 am reading of 72 and noon at 84. A cold wave is expected to reach Indianapolis Thursday night or Friday morning due to high pressure moving southeast from Yellowstone. Temperatures may dip below 50 but not reach freezing.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Yellowstone National Park
Freexite Point
Indianapolls
Dozen Snakes Cause Uproar at Station Waiting Room
In Janesville Wisconsin on September 2 a brown rattlesnake escaped from a black dress suitcase hidden under a car seat in a Northwestern yard dip station waiting room. The snake raised its head and struck at a station agent, injuring hands as it tried to bite. The animal loosened its coils before the lid was slammed shut. several women fainted, and it was not until the case burned that people left the room.
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Janesville
Wis
Consul Gowdy Mulls Retirement From Paris Post
Consul Gowdy plans to retire after eight years as consul general in Paris. He has bought land in Rush county Indiana and will settle there, possibly returning to politics only if Republicans win in the coming election. Friends note his salary increases and intent to build a home on his new farm.
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John & Rushvie
Ind
United Starrs
Col Vral
Parry, Frings
Hip Feat
Gowdy
Indiana
Mayor claims city will receive land allotment in secret deal
The mayor and state officials offered little information on a deal concerning a valuable tract south of Washington Street. Mayor Holtzman asserted knowledge the city would be awarded part of the land, but declined to discuss price or terms. Governor Durbin could not be reached and the state land sale details remain undisclosed as the state land commission meets Friday afternoon.
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Far East
ST. Louis
Sept
Josephus Jim
Netherlands
Amsterdam Municipal University
Uiversal Congress of Lawyers and Jurint
Thurs-day
Korea
Holtzman
Washington St
Durbin
George Lockwood
State Commission
Milwaukee saloon crackdown and teen arrests
Two girls named Margaret Williams and Louisa Berry, ages 13 and 2, were found at a Milwaukee wine room run by a man named Coreen on N Davis Street. Patrolman Musgrave supervised, the girls warned to leave, later found half drunken again, pleaded guilty in police court and were fined. Authorities search for the saloon owner, charged with selling to girls. Also report of Mrs Montani Bead dying after a long illness, and Ferdinand Mon Rushand’s death from consumption. Incorporation notice for AS Kennard Oil and Gas Company of Kan nard with capital of 56000.
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Louisa Berry
Milwaukee
N. Davisonst
Musgrave
Davidson St
Barl Coreen
Montani
Cot
Marie G. Montani
California
Bhariiy
Ferdinand Mon
Rushand
Kennard Oil and Gas Company
Kannard
Henry
County
Capital
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Standard Oil Co
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