Indiana State of Mind Hoosiers Banquet Echoes Through South
Chicago audience hears Dudley Foulke extol Indiana as a state of mind linking politics culture and law. He lauds Beveridge and Fairbanks and hails Hoosier leadership in journalism finance jurisprudence and public service while praising Lincoln and the country lawyer tradition.
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Former U S Senator Warner Miller Enters Creditor Assignment
Former U S Senator Warner Miller who served 1881 to 1887 has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Ernest R. Conant amid illness in Herkimer New York. Miller's Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Co receivers were appointed in Charleston West Virginia after financial trouble and default on interest. Miller once shaped New York politics in the era of Platt and Conkling and backed the Nicaraguan route for the Isthmian canal.
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Both Claim Victory In Louisiana Democratic PrO Primary
Associated Press reports that after polls closed in Louisiana Democratic primaries both gubernatorial candidates claimed victory. Early returns showed Lt Governor J S Sanders carried New Orleans by a large margin while Theodore S Watkinson backers argued North Louisiana results would balance New Orleans and decide the contest.
Wisconsin Names Barry Football Coach
Madison Wis Jan 28 Thomas Barry elected football coach of the University of Wisconsin tonight. He is a former Brown University half back and last season coached at Notre Dame. Miss Grace Maloney of Kokomo attended the funeral of Mrs Charles Gray in the city.
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Fifteen Minutes All That Jury Required
A Chicago jury acquitted Angelina Anselone, a 24 year old Italian woman, of murder for shooting Phillip Ferreo at the rear of her home five months earlier. The verdict, seen as vindication of the unwritten law, follows a prior conviction and twenty year sentence in the same case. Anselone is mother to a four year old girl who has remained with her in jail since last summer.
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Fire destroys Port Harford oil tanks
A lightning strike started a fire yesterday afternoon in an oil tank at Port Harford owned by Union Oil. The blaze burned all night and into the afternoon, consuming the original tank and three Standard Oil tanks. No other damage occurred. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Governor Hoke Smith Declares Senate Bid No Longer
Atlanta January 28 Governor Hoke Smith issued a formal statement announcing he would not seek the United States Senate seat to succeed Senator A S Clay and would run for a second term as governor to finish the work in his platform. Loretta Wooster has returned home from Kokomo visitors Isaac Shirlin arrived from Kokomo to spend a few days with his parents.
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