Marshall the One Best Bet for President in Indiana Governor Outlook
Washington May 24—Gardner argues Tom Marshall of Indiana is the Democrats' strongest presidential hopeful as party tide leans toward democracy. He cites Marshall as a unifying choice acceptable to both wings, with Woodrow Wilson promising but opposed by party bosses and Bryan able to block rivals, making Marshall the clear best bet.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Taft
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
South
West
Judson Harmon
Cleveland Democrats
Big Business Democrats
Alton B. Parker
Roger Sullivan
Charley Murphy
Democratic Party
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Harmon
Champ Clark
Missouri
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Dr Ross Must Pay for Overdue Kokomo Goods
A Howard circuit court jury found Dr. Robert H. Ross and his former wife Josie Ross liable to Kokomo Dry Goods for a long overdue bill. The purchases were charged to the doctor, disputed as made after separation. The doctor's present wife testified, and the verdict assigns responsibility to both Ross parties.
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Howard
Robert H. Ross
Galveston
Josie Ross
Kokomo Dry Goods Company
Ross
Dr. Ross
Doctors Coming Tomorrow in Cass County
The Eleventh District Medical Society will visit Cass County to morrow with elaborate entertainment. The program includes a visit to Longcliff for the first clinic, luncheon at noon, and an afternoon session in the north courtroom. About 100 visiting doctors are expected.
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Eleventh District Medical Society
Cass County Medical Society
Longcliff
North Court Room
Jury Drunk Allegations Spark New Trial Request
Samuel A. Michael seeks a new trial for the Samuel A. Mich e manslaughter case, citing sixty four reasons and an affidavit accusing juror Charles English of room changes and telephoning, John O Bowyer of intoxication, Thomas Collins of biased statements, and bailiff William Shafer of misconduct.
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Samuel A. Mich E
Levi Pippinger
Vass
Samuel A. Michael
Charles English
John O. Bowyer
Thomas Collins
B. F. Campbell
Michael
William T. Shafer
Sheriff Sale Planned for Spencer Park Skating Rink
A roller skating rink at Spencer park will be sold at a sheriff's sale on June 17 to satisfy a claim by George Palmer against Claude C. Reeder and George W. Buseh for construction work.
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Spencer Park
George Palmer
Claude C. Reeder
George W. Buseh
McHale seeks license fee rebate under new law test
Martin McHale through Fansler and Foskett files with County Auditor John E. Wallace a petition seeking a $100 rebate on liquor license fees. He had applied under the old law before Proctor reform, paid $200 under protest, and asks return of $190 claiming entitlement to the old $10 rate. The commissioners will consider the matter at the June session.
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Martin McHale
Fansler & Foskett
John E. Wallace
McHale
Commissioners’ Court
Council to hold special session over brick street petition
Tonight the council meets in a special session to consider an $18,000 appropriation needed before the Board of Public Works can finalize an illegal contract with Andrews Asphalt Paving for North street. Property owners pushing brick petitions report growing support and seek delay to validate a majority.
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Board of Public Works
Andrews Asphalt Paving Company
North Street
Board of Works
Rehwald Arrested Over Liquor Law Violation
John Rehwald was arrested on an affidavit charging violation of the liquor law by selling liquor after unlawful hours. He allegedly sold liquor last Sunday and will be arraigned before Judge S G Gifford on May 31 at 2 30 PM.
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John Rehwald
S G. Gifford
Walton Memorial Day Memorial Address and Parade
Reverend W. T. Arnold will deliver the Memorial Day address at Walton. A program in Bishop's hall precedes a parade to the cemetery led by the Citizens' band with B. F. Scroges as marshal.
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Walton
W. T. Arnold
Bishop's Hall
B. F. Scroges
DIES AT POOR HOUSE
John Louis Cobain died at 5 a m in the county infirmary. He was twenty five. His remains were moved to Kroeger and Winquist undertaking parlors for preparation and will be shipped to relatives.
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John Louis Cobain
Kroeger & Winquist Undertaking
Cunard Liner Ivernia Beached After Striking Daunt Rock
The Cunard liner Ivernia with about a thousand passengers on board struck Daunt Rock in fog and was beached on Kinloch channel. Twenty five feet of water in the fore compartment. Tenders are standing by for aid. No loss of life reported.
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Queenstown
Cunard
Ivernia
Kinloch Channel
Daunt Rock
May Festival at Broadway Delights Students and Parents
The May festival at the Broadway theatre, directed by Mrs. E. B. McConnell, featured pupils from grades six to eight. White attire with colored ribbons complemented dark suits, and solos by Beatrice Mahoney and Marie Patterson Roselle Carter highlighted a well rehearsed program. Audience comprised of parents and friends as choral selections and familiar tunes closed the evening.
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Broadway Theatre
E. B. McConnell
Huch
Beatrice Mahoney
Mission of the Rose
Marie Patterson Roselle Carter
Florence Discher
America
Schmitt Sets New Record In Three Cushion Run
Harry Schmitt, a local billiard expert, made an eleven cushion run at Wasman billiard parlors on Market Street. The previous world record of eleven stood for years but has since risen to fifteen. A Chicago expert recently made a twelve cushion run with kisses, sparking debate over the record.
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Harry Schmitt
Wasman Billia:g
Market Street
Chicago
Bloomington student Irvin Minneman found dead in bath tub
Telegram reports the sudden death of Irvin Minneman formerly of this city now in Bloomington Indiana. He was found in a bath tub at Indiana University around 1130 am as a student pursuing a law course. He was eighteen and graduated from the local high school last January. His body will be brought to the city tomorrow evening for burial at his parents home.
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Irvin Minneman
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Theodore F. Minneman
Wheatland Avenue
Trunk Dispute Ends as Defendant Yields to Constable
In the Lina Espy versus Lilian Woodward case the defendant failed to appear. A constable retrieved the trunk from her house and the grand larceny charge was later withdrawn after she surrendered the trunk.
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Lina Espy
Lillian Woodward
Automobile Accident on Broadway Ends With No Injuries
Newton LaRue tried driving Dr. Russell Stewart's car on Broadway near Nineteenth when he lost control. The machine struck a telegraph pole, breaking the front springs and radiator. Dr. J. W. Stewart and Dr. Russell Stewart were passengers and escaped unharmed.
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Newton LaRue
Russell Stewart
Broadway
J. W. Stewart
Eleventh District Federated Clubs Meet At Huntington
Invitations sent for the Eleventh district convention of Federated clubs to be held in Huntington on June 7. A program of much interest has been arranged with arrangements led by the Monday Sorosis Drawing Room Shakespeare and Mothers' Study clubs of this city.
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Federated Clubs
Huntington
Sorosis
Drawing Room
Shakespeare
Mothers
Lincoln Pupils Exempted From Examinations
Lincoln high school announces a large list of pupils exempted from exams after diligent study. Exempt in all subjects include Maurine Baker and 30 others. three subjects list includes Seymour Closson and others. two subjects feature Florence Holland and Homer Martin. one subject notes Edyth Berndt and Raymond Shorten among others.
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Maurine Baker
Richard Bergman
Marian Graham
Mildred Hatch
Robert Herz
Louise Hervey
Lawrence Reed
Marjorie Six
Blanch Thorn
Geneva Twells
Horace Vaile
Mary Arthur
Elsie Betcher
Esther Burgman
Walter Dowling
Merwin Doolittle
May Elliott
Helen Fickle
Ivan Fisher
Margaret Gangloff
Dorothy Martin
Florence Mehaffie
Harriett Mehaffie
Thelma Price
Joseph Taylor
Miriam Wetzel
Gladys Brandt
Seymour Closson
Margaret Henderson
Donald Pierson
Robert Arthur
Kiorine DeHaven
Francis Murphy
Frederick Wecht
Florence Holland
Homer Martin
Helen Rafter
Fay Jones
Coral Jackson
Helen Lux
Myra Kirk
Florence Neher
Pelma Powlen
Charles Obenchain
Naurine Stanley
Ida VanWormer
Edyth Berndt
Eng
Raymond Shorten
Neal Osborne
Marie Dieckman
Mildred Etnire
Asa Guthrie
Hutchinson Resigns After 26 Years At Panhandle Freight House
Arthur W. Hutchinson aged 45 resigns after twenty six years with Panhandle Freight House. He started as a messenger and rose to a clerkship. He saved money, and after his father's death his wife and son acquired substantial property. He plans to pursue real estate and building work.
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Panhandle
Arthur W. Hutchinson
Two Divorces Filed in Cass Circuit Court
Ida G Turnpaugh sues Simon R Turnpaugh for divorce and $300 alimony in Cass County citing cruel treatment and restricted credit. they married Sept 12 1896 separated May 23 1911. A restraining order bars husband from disposing of furniture. Oliver Tutsbre sues Edna Tutsbre for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and misuse of funds. they wed Feb 16 1910 and separated May 22 1911.
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Ida G. Turnpaugh
Cass
Simon R.turnpaugh
Ida G. Bebee
Oliver Tutsbre
Justice Court
Edna Tutsbre
Keeping Everlastingly at It Wins in Contests Say
The piece urges candidates and supporters to stay active for votes as the week ends. It emphasizes perseverance, best effort, and maintaining spirit whether victorious or defeated, noting the final counts will be close and the vote offers expire Saturday night at 9.
Stanton Arraigned in Watch Theft Case at Marion
Harry Stanton of Flora faced arraignment on a charge of stealing a watch from Thomas Hagen of Marion. Forrest James of Elliott Grocery testified Stanton took the watch intending to turn it to police, meeting him as he left Hagen. Hagen was intoxicated. the watch was kept safe by Stanton.
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Harry Stanton
Flora
Thomas Hagen
Marion
Forrest James
Elliott Grocery Company
Stanton
Hagen
James
Jackson Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Lincoln
A class of eleven will receive diplomas tomorrow night at the commencement of the schools of Jackson township. The commencement address will be held at Lincoln, and the graduates are Ralph Bevington Ada M. Bion Marty Campbell Odra Scott Clarence Cook Milton Gabriel Cora Reed Agnes Devinney Mae Belle Howard Burnace Henry Edna House.
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Jackson Township
Lincoln
Ralph Bevington
Ada M. Bion
Marty Campbell
Odra Scott
Clarence Cook
Milton Gabriel
Cora Reed
Agnes Devinney
Mae Belle Howard
Burnace Henry
Edna House
Lawsuit Filed Over $259 Note Debt in Cass Circuit Court
Jacob Winegardner filed suit today in Cass circuit court against Jay Simon and George Hendee seeking $259 on a promissory note.
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Jacob Winegardner
Cass
Jay Simon
George Hendee
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Gardner
Gilson Gardner
Collins
Whale
Goungil
Rehwald
Schmitt
Outh
Tub
Lincoln High School
OLT
Jackson
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