Vermilion county drys prevail in local option vote
In Vermilion county Indiana the drys carried the election by 323 with Clinton city voting wet while townships favored dryness. Bartholomew and Jennings counties also went dry, and Newport residents witnessed temperance parades and a bus accident without serious injuries as authorities investigated alleged foreign voting.
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Vermilion
Clinton
Tribune
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Eugene Township
Holt
Township
Vermillion County
Terrer Haute
Brewers
Terre Haute
William Sholato
Columbus
Ind
Lorys
M. E. Church
Tabernacle Christian Church
Columbus Township
Elizabethtown
Bride of Thirty Left Aged Groom In Indictment
Will iam Lacey 70 of Harvey Indiana asks South Bend police to locate Annie Thode 40 years his junior formerly Lyons Illinois. He claims she took 400 he gave for safekeeping before they planned marriage in St Joseph Michigan and vanished while he sought a minister.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
William Lacey
Harvey
Indiana
Annie Thode
Lyons
Ill
Lacey
St. Joseph
Michigan
Thode
Baker Expected Home After 1905 Bribe Charge
Oscar A. known as Cigarette Baker, linked to the tobacco trust bribery attempt during Indiana's 1905 anti cigarette law, is due in New York from Europe. Friends say he may resume former work. Indiana's legislature later repealed the law, and Gov Marshall offered a $3 000 reward after the sole witness died.
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Indianapolis
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Cigarette Baker
Tobacco Trust
Indiana
New York
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Baker
Government License to Plunder Sparks House Debate
In Washington on March 30 a sparse House opened debate on tariff reform. Representative Cox urged lower duties on sewing machines bicycles and computing scales arguing Germany’s favored nation status hurts American exports. He said some officials swear souls to gain government licenses to rob the people. Democrats plan to fight a rule limiting amendments to the Payne Bill.
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Smallest Midget Robert Kanter Near Death From Appendi citis
Special to The Tribune New York March 30 The Ringling Brothers midget known as Little Lord Robert Robert Kanter is critically ill with appendicitis. He was operated on today and is 22 years old at 21 inches tall. His rival midget Mlle Coretta, shown with him, is in love and they plan marriage. His father has been notified in Chicago and is rushing to the scene.
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New York
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Tom Thumb
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Avith
Lord
Robert
Chicago
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Okla
India
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Canton
Crazy Snake
Col. Hofman
Rioting at Bogle mine leaves three dead and many wounded
In Terre Haute Indiana on March 30 the clash between Hungarian and American workers at the Bogle mine in Jasonville left 12 wounded and one Hungarian woman helping her husband wounded. Three are expected to die and widespread property damage reported with firing through the night. Hungarians flee town as threats of dynamite loom tonight.
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Associated: Press
Terre “Haute
Ind
Bogle
Jasonville
Murderer to be tried for Terre Haute murder after 32 years
A Texas ranchman Sylvester Burnham is accused of killing Rose Trimm near Sandford in Terre Haute. The case alleges he set fire to two churches and burned the girl's home to hide the crime. The body was found rolled in a carpet after the blaze.
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Rose Trimm
Sandford
Burnham
Rockefeller Disowns Charity Fundraising Burden
Special to The Tribune New York March 30 John D Rockefeller withdraws ongoing support from the West Side Neighborhood House he founded and backed. He says the steering committee must find a person or persons to take over the annual $25 000 burden to keep the institution alive as he is no longer disposed to make the yearly outlay.
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Tribune
New York
John
OD. Rockefeller
West Side
Boyer Mystery Deepens Over Apparent River Death
Chicago businessman Arthur Boyer, reportedly to have drowned in the Wabash River a week ago, appears alive in Chicago. His family and friends show no concern and have offered no updates, while rumors of a plannedLogansport reunion lack any supporting evidence.
Wets suffer breakdowns on campaign trips twice
On consecutive nights wets traveling from Royal Centre to Lucerne faced car trouble. Dry supporters aided, bringing repairs and assisting the wets homeward. Drys plan to bring an extra vehicle tonight to help the wets.
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Royal Centre
Lucerne
Union Prayer Meetings Unite Churches for Thursday Services
Five downtown churches join for a joint prayer meeting at the First Presbyterian Church while Westside Protestant churches gather at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The program includes a talk by Prof A W Gamble a solo by Miss Nellie Strouse and various readings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Westside
Cumberland ' Presbyterian
A. W
Gamble
Nellie ‘Strouse
Meeting Arranged for Union Tabor Group
A union Tabor group plans a meeting last evening to discuss workplace concerns and possible organizing steps. Local leaders invited members and outlined agenda items for the session.
Special Panhandle Train to Logansport for High Officials Inspection
A Panhandle Railroad special leaves Bradford Ohio at 9 AM and passes Logansport around 11 30 AM carrying General Superintendent R E McCarty and G L Peck en route to Chicago for talks with officials The Wabash system president F A Delano and other top officers will pass Logansport about 8 AM on an inspection tour A Vandalia inspection train also operates over local divisions this morning
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Panhandle
Logansport
Bradford
Ohio
R. E. McCarty
G. L. Peck
Chicago
G. W. Davis
Vandalia
Automobile party from South Bend visits Barnett Inn
A South Bend automobile party headed to Indianapolis stayed overnight at the Barnett Inn. The travelers included J. C. Ellsworth a prominent merchant, F. L. Hubbard, and Charles Frazier a lawyer and automobile man. They resumed their trip to Indianapolis this morning.
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South Bend
Indianapolis
J. C. Ellsworth
F. L. Hubbard
Charles Frazier
Cole Addresses Elks Hall Audience On The Question
Nathan A. Cole of Peoria spoke on the option question from a business standpoint at Elks hall last evening. He gave a strong argument for his side of the issue. Tonight Cole appears at Lucerne and G M McDowell at Clymers.
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A. Cole
Peoria
The
Saturday Review
Elks’ Hall
Mr. Cole
Lucerne
G. M. McDowell
Clymers
Thief Returns Purse After Pickpocket Incident
D A Bohannon a Kokomo fireman lost twenty six dollars and a purse while riding from Burrows to the city. The thief slit the purse and left one copper cent. Bohannon learned nothing of the culprit and police offered no help. He planned to resume his trip home.
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Bohannon
Burrows
Kokomo
Supper box to feature entertainment at Waverly Church
An evening entertainment under the Ladies Aid Society at the Waverly Christian Church includes a supper box as the event feature. All are invited to attend Saturday night for a community gathering.
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Waverly
Owill
The
Crazy Snake surrender offer ends standoff in Creek Nation
Massive militia sweep searches for Crazy Snake leader of a Creek uprising as claims of deaths rise. Officials report two deputies killed and several captives. Crazy Snake offers to surrender and is held under guard at Thompson's Farm near Checotah.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Thompson's Farm
Checota
Muscogee
Henry Etta
Okiz
Crazysnake
Odom
Baum
Dick” Barnett
Banquet 0 Eliot 1 Washington Night Report
A brief sports note records a banquet event with Eliot and Washington. The text mentions a 30.7 time and notes evenness in the contest, indicating a close result or scoring detail.
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