Kern threatens sensational charges in senate race
Indianapolis dispatch reports John W. Kern hints at a forthcoming statement asserting evidence of deceitful practices by political allies in his defeat for the U S Senate. He names no individuals but signals names and specifics will come in a later public release. Taggart is mentioned as implicated by circulating stories.
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United States
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Marion County
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Cox
General Assembly
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Linton
Ruice
Revolutionists Get Long Prison Terms
Thirty five alleged Mexican revolutionists arrested during the summer disturbances in Mexico were sentenced by Judge Lira Y. Lira at Chihuahua. They received prison terms from seven years and two months to one year and three months and fines from 1000 to 10000 dollars.
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Lira Y. Lira
Chihuahua
Indiana Senator Shively Receives Warm Homecoming
Benjamin F. Shively, Indiana Democratic caucus choice for the U S Senate, arrived home in South Bend after a large crowd greeted him. A band led the procession through brilliantly lit streets with Greek fire and Roman candles. flags and decorations marked the route from Logansport to South Bend on the Vandalia line.
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Logansport
South Bend
Shively
Taft Receives Warm Southern Welcome in Atlanta
President elect Taft toured Georgia with speeches in Thomson Crawfordsville Greensboro Madison Social Circle and Decatur then thanked the South for its support. He said the next administration would be a work of creation or construction and that tariffs should be honestly revised with South and North sharing the aim.
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Thas
Iowa dairy cattle tubercular victims prompt mass slaughter
Des Moines report states that by January 15 thirty percent of Iowa dairy cattle were tuberculous and ordered destroyed by the state board of control. Of 887 tested cattle 286 showed reactions or suspicious symptoms as authorities strive to shield state institutions from infected milk.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Control
Bank Wrecker Sentenced in Pittsburg Trial
J B F Rinehart former cashier and vice president of Farmers and Drovers National Bank Wynesburg Pa was convicted on 11 counts for false reports and 19 counts for false entries and abduction in Green County campaign affairs. He received a 15 year penitentiary term. Jury tampering arrests followed as prosecutors sought further details.
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National “Bank
Wynesburg
United States
James Ss. Young
Green County
Rinehart
Dunisie
George W. Worley
James
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J. B. F. Rinehart
Former Senator Healey Dies in Iowa Pneumonia
Former Iowa state Senator Thomas D. Healey died of pneumonia in Ft. Dodge on January 15. Born near Lansing, he moved to Ft. Dodge in 1883 and served as legal counsel for the Great Western Railroad. He was twice elected to the state senate and in 1908 became district attorney for the Illinois Central from Ft. Dodge west.
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Associated Press
Ft. Dodge
Thomas D. Healey
Roosevelt Vetos Missouri Dam Plan To Protect Water Rights
President Roosevelt sent a special message to the House vetoing a bill for a dam across the James River in Stone county Missouri to supply water for electric power. He warned that control of water power must be established to avoid oppressive hydro electric industry outcomes. Senate debate continued on a large salary amendment for the president vice president speaker and judiciary as the session adjourned.
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Senate
Indianapolis
Hanly
White County
House
James River
Stone County
Missouri
House committees shaped by Honan reveal key members
Charles W. Kleckner of Cass County heads swamp land and the cities and towns panels and sits on Insurance labor mileage and accounts and legislative appointment. George Pentschler, Cass and Fulton counties joint representative, serves on state prison drains and dikes roads congressional appointment and phraseology of bills.
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Charles W. Kleckner
Cass County
George Jpentschler
Cass
Fulton
Kleckner
Rentschler
Boats at Valparaiso Arrive as Pacific Squadron Lands
The first division of the American Pacific squadron steamed into Valparaiso this morning at 10:30. The arrival marks a notable moment for the fleet and the port as sailors prepare for ongoing duties in the region.
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8Th Associated Press
Valparaiso
Fire destroys gallery and damages shops in Anderson
A morning blaze in Anderson Indiana started in Charles Clark’s photograph gallery and spread to the lower floor, causing about 35000 in damages. Smith and Adams clothing store suffered 15000, Charles H Husband shoe store 10000, Williams Bros shoe store 12000. all insured for roughly sixty percent of the loss.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Ind
Charles Clark
Smith & Adams
Charles H. Husband
Williams
Landis Refuses Comment On Public Printer Report
Representative Charles B Landis of Indiana declined to discuss a published report that he had been offered the post of public printer. The Jan date and Washington dateline are noted in the dispatch. Landis did not confirm or deny the rumor during remarks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles B. “Landis
Indiana
Public
Landis
Liberian Gunboat Lark Fired At German Steamer
The Liberian customs gunboat Lark, 740 tons, formerly a Lord Rothschild yacht, was bought by Liberia to enforce port openings. Six guns on board were a gift from Britain, commanded by Capt. J. Bunge. Hatters in 75 factories idle to force demands.
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London
Lark
Liberia
Lord Rothschilds
J. Bunge
British Naval Reserve
Union label dropped by hat manufacturers association
New York January 15 75 hat factories employing 20000 to 25000 workers will be affected by a decision of the Associated Hat Manufacturers to discontinue using the union label in all member factories. Strikes followed in Orange New Jersey where 10000 men quit and in Brooklyn where 500 at Samuel Mundheim & Co quit after a contested labor dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
Associated Hat
Brooklin
Samuel Mundheim & Co
Samuel Munheim
Hat ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Mundey
Séaison
Packy McFarland Beats Hyland in Ten Round bout
Packy McFarland from Chicago defeated Dick Hyland of San Francisco over ten rounds in Los Angeles with no decision. McFarland showed sharper technique and landed clean blows, finishing strong.
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Los Angeles
Packy
Farland
Purdue Defeats Wisconsin In Close Basketball Battle
Purdue defeated Wisconsin by a 23 to 20 score in a January night basketball game at Lafayette Indiana. The contest highlighted Purdue's defense and a stubborn Wisconsin effort.
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Chicago Semi-Professional Clubs Plan New League
Six Chicago semi professional baseball clubs outlined a plan to form a new league. If formed, players hope for recognition from the National commission.
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Associated’ Press
Chicago
National Commission
West ergaard defeats Land in Swedish wrestling match
Omaha report says Jess West ergaard of Iowa defeated Hjalam Land in straight falls. Both wrestlers fell from the platform during the first fall with Land nearly knocked senseless and Westergaard wounded on the neck and side. they resumed after ten minutes.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Jess Westergaard
Iowa
Hjalam Landin
Landin
Westergaard
Milwaukee's Clabby Draws Anderson in Ten Round Night
Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee and Mark Anderson of Chicago fought twenty rounds to a draw in Dayton. Earlier, White of Chicago and Young Kilbane of Cleveland also battled ten fast rounds to a draw in featherweight action.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Jimmy Clabby
Milwaukee
Mark Anderson
Chicago
White
Young
Kilbane
Cleveland
Cincinnati Boxer Draws Russell Vanhorn In Twenty
At Springfield Ohio the 20 round bout between Billy Griffiths of Cincinnati and Russell Vanhorn of Columbus ended in a draw after referee Harry Davidson ruled the contest even. In Chicago the University of Chicago beat Indiana University 18 to 12 in the season opener.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ohio
Billy Griffiths
Cincinnati
Russell Vanhorn
Columbus
Harry Davidson
Bank of Coal Center Closes for Bad Loans
Coal Center Pennsylvania is without a bank after state examiner James Cover ordered the Bank of Coal Center closed due to bad loans. The suspension was announced January 15.
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Bank of Coal’ Center
Wwas
State Bank
James Cover
Liberian Gunboat Lark Bombards German Steamer
A Liberian customs gunboat named Lark bombarded a German steamer of the Woermann line near Konakry in French Guinea. The incident was reported by Associated Press from West Africa on January 15. The clash marks a sharp flare in naval tensions in the region.
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Associated, Press
Konakry
French ‘Guinea
West Africa
Lark
Woerman Line
Canal Work Praised by Hepburn After Inspection
Chairman Hepburn of the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce, with fourteen members, recently inspected the canal work and today said the project shows progress with eight men noted in his remarks.
Four Thousand Strike Hits Orange Hat Factories
Four thousand workers in Orange hat factories struck after being informed that no union labels would be permitted on hats. The move followed a decision by the Associated Hat Manufacturers at a recent meeting, with potential nationwide impact on the industry.
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Associated. Press
Newark
N. J
Orange
Associated Hat
Danbury Hats Hit By National Strike Action
Danbury Connecticut workers at local hat factories joined a strike after notification of National Association of Hat Manufacturers troubles. By noon all hatters at the Guys Manufacturing Company plant in Philadelphia reportedly quit.
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Associated Press
Danbury, ‘Conn
National Association
Guys Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
New Milford Hatters Strike After Branded Action
New Milford Connecticut workers at the New Milford Hat company went on strike this morning after receiving orders from Danbury as a response to actions taken by the hat manufacturers. The 400 hatters joined the stoppage in protest of the decision and seek resolution.
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Associated Press
New Milford, Conn
New Milford Hat Company
Danbury
Will Fight the Plague
Sleeping cars and coaches will be fumigated at least once a day under health department revisions adopted by the state health or authority.
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Associated Press
Orleans
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