Primary poll list passed by councilmen
Minority members of the city council approved the polling place list for the primary election with minor changes. Ben H. Thompson prepared the roster and the mayor signed. eight changes were made to place booths in more central locations and to favor Republican mayoral candidate John L. Duvall in centralized precincts.
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Ben H. Thompson
Shank
Thompson
Theodore Bernd
Ira L. Bramblett
George W. Coffin
Coffin
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Judge Named to Try Shepherd in McClintock Murder Case
Judge Thomas J. Lynch of the Criminal Court of Cook County is assigned to try William D. Shepherd for the murder of his ward William McClintock known as Chicago's millionaire orphan. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 27.
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Thomas J. Lynch
Criminal Court of
Cook County
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Chicago
Thompson Presses Lawsuit Over Polling Place List
Thompson declared efforts to urge homeowners to offer property after its use in a former election. Bramblett said polling places were centered in precincts and that, despite cards stacked against them, a few changes were made to the Thompson list.
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Suade
Island Attack D Awing Near Island Attack D Awing Near
Honolulu Hawaii April 24 The navy plans a distant attack on Oahu the center of the Hawaiian group. The blue force of 125 ships moves toward the island as land troops await action. The start of battle hinges on a navy department order to Admiral S R Robinson to retake Oahu.
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United Preas
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oahu
United States Navy
Navy Department
Washington
S. R. Robinson
Cambridge Gavel Gifts for Indiana Senate and House Leaders
Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier received two gavels carved from the old Washington elm in Cambridge Massachusetts. The gavels, a gift from Cambridge, will be presented to the presiding officers of the Indiana Senate and House and kept in Schortemeier's office beside the original State constitution.
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Frederick E. Schortemeier
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Indiana Senate
House
Schortemeier
Seymour Antifaker Ordinance Draws National Notice
Times Special reports Seymour Indiana city council passed a new ordinance regulating fees for car navals side shows fakers and itinerant peddlers. The measure is being copied nationwide with inquiries from Juneau Alaska Shelbyville Wabash and other Indiana cities adopting it in full.
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Times
Seymour
Ind
United States
Juneau
Alaska
Shelbyville
Wabash
Indiana
Toto
Lantern and auto barn fire near Noblesville causes $4000 loss
Noblesville Indiana April 24 W J Sylvester was working on his automobile in his barn after dark. He used a lantern for light. Vapor from the gasoline caught fire from the lantern and the barn burned. Loss four thousand dollars.
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Noblesville
Times
Ind
W. J. Sylvester
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It lists remedies like Spirits of ammonia and Castor Oil and claims three generations prove its dependability for women's aches and pains.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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