Catholic King Oath Reform Debated in Commons
London May 14 A bill to remove Roman Catholic disabilities and alter the accession oath was introduced by William Redmond in the house of commons. It would delete objectionable oath language, repeal prohibitions on Jesuits, and allow Catholics to hold high offices. Premier Asquith supported the bill and urged a worded compromise if total abolition fails.
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Redmond
Great Britain
Ireland
Asquith
Indiana Business College baseball opens practice
The Indiana Business College baseball team held a practice at Spencer Park with twenty players. Coach Fray listed the lineup and the squad plans to play high school and amateur teams this season. They also granted honorary memberships to Bopp and McCarthy as umpires and water boy.
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Indiana Business
Spencer Park
Fray
Harts
Dolan
Britton
Murry
Gise
Barnett
Burket
Fisher
Clymers
Bopp
McCarthy
Tornado Strikes Kansas City Suburbs Injuring Many
A tornado hit Mount Washington and Fairmount Park, Kansas City suburbs, injuring twenty five people, many seriously, with five feared dead. Property damage was extensive as rescue units responded to the disaster.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mount Washington
Fairmount Park
Atlanta White Sox Come Through Here Last Night
The Atlanta White Sox passed through here last night delivering a brief showing in town. Fans reports note a quick game and local reactions were mixed as the team wrapped up their visit.
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Atlanta White Sox
Atlanta
White ‘Sox
Adventists Progress in Financial Status Across Four Years
Washington May 14. Great progress marked the financial status of the Seventh Day Adventist movement during the past four years, according to Elder I H Evans treasurer of the General conference at today's session. Contributions from around the world totaled 1 655 137 and the cash balance on hand now stands at 14 000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seventh Day Adventist Movement
Sesson
Lawyer Caldwell Captured After Hot Chase
Special from Columbus Indiana reports attorney Charles W Caldwell tied to a secret visit charge involving his sixteen year old daughter Belah Remy. Bloodhounds and armed men pursued him from Elizabethtown to his office where Caldwell invited Sheriff Cox inside. He denied wrongdoing and stated he slept in his office last night. He is jailed awaiting affidavit as a prosecutor’s case unfolds.
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W. Caldwell
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Caldwell
Elizabethtown
A. M. Remy
Belah Remy
Cox
Sandcreek Township
Remy
United States of America
Charles W. Caldwell
Knox
Philadelphia detective shooting ends theft attempt
Philadelphia May 14 Frederick Zimmerman a Pennsylvania railroad yard brakeman was shot by detectives in the Adams Express warehouse area as he attempted to steal eggs from a car. Detectives say they fired into the air to halt him and did not intend to injure him.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Adams ‘Express
Frederick Zimmerman
Pennsylvania Railroad Yard
Zimmerma
Tobacco tax rise fuels Senate clash over trust power
Washington May 14. Debate swirls around Beveridge amendment to tobacco taxes aimed at increasing revenue and curbing the tobacco trust. Senators press for higher rates on snuff cigars and cigarettes, arguing government losses from 1898 repeal and trust profits while open questions loom on scrap iron and steel duties.
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Beveridge
Yry “Beveridge
Iit
Tobacco Trust
Aldrich
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Pearce Faces Highway Robbery First Over Shooting Charge
Prosecutor Custer opts to try Pearce for highway robbery before the shooting with intent to kill charge. Pearce, identified by Patrolman Kroeger at the hospital, may face 5 to 14 years if convicted of highway robbery versus 2 to 14 for the shooting charge. Attorney Guthrie seeks to turn money found on Pearce into court defense funds.
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Charles
Pearce
Kroeger
Custer
Svith
Shearsay
Guthrie
Methodist Day at Wheatland Avenue Church
Next Sunday is Methodist Day at Wheatland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with morning and evening services. The pastor will speak on The History of Methodism in the morning, and Epworth League’s twentieth anniversary will be observed in the evening with department reports, officer installations, and an inaugural address by new president Miss Elsie Freeman. Special music is planned and Rev and Mrs Dunn will sing Light in the Valley in the morning. All are invited.
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Wheatland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Elsie Freeman
Dunn
Lowing
Evans tower operator burned by coffee bottle explosion
G. E. Frazer, Evans tower operator near Marion, was scalded when a coffee bottle exploded on a stove. He cannot see and was aided by a freight train crew, then taken to Marion hospital where doctors hope eyesight may recover if eye balls were not penetrated.
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Panhandle
G. E. Frazer
Evans
Marion
Frazer
Evans Tower
J. Berry
Henry Delzell
Ministers Gather for Logansport District Meeting at Broadway
A committee chaired by Rev White met at the Broadway Methodist parsonage to arrange a district ministers gathering. The session will occur Monday at 10 o clock at Broadway Methodist Church with Rev J A Sumwalt of Elwood to speak. delegates will set the agenda on district finances and special work. Attendees included Rev Swadener of Kokomo Rev Bridge of Peru and Dr C C Cissell of Logansport.
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Broadway Methodist Parsonage
White
Logansport
Broadway Methodist Church
Swadener
Kokomo
Bridge
Peru
C. C. Cissell
J. A. Sumwalt
Elwood
Pullman plans $3,000,000 plant expansion in Chicago
Chicago May 14 Richmond Bean general manager of the Pullman company announced plans to spend 3 million dollars to improve car shops. The project will provide employment for 12,000 men and boost plant capacity by about two thirds. Miss Marie Cushman of Indianapolis is in the city visiting her parents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Richmond ‘Bean
Pullman Company
Pullman
Marie Cushman
Indianapolis
City
Auto Turned Turtle for Judge In Midnight Mishap
Judge John Larrys heavy auto skidded into a mud hole a half mile north of College Hill on a Michigan road last night and turned over. All occupants including Judge George Gamble and Misses Susie and Minnie Blassingham escaped with minor injuries. They were aided by Dr. McCully and later returned to the city after the car was safely righted.
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Larry
Tragedy Near Boylesville Ends In Family Slaying
Henry Williamson a farmer near Boylesville Alabama killed his wife and two children while they slept, beat the wife with a fire poker, then set fire to the room with kerosene before taking his own life. The motive is not known.
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Williamson
Robber Robin Hood figure killed after daring disguises
A famed embezzler known as the Robin Hood of Russia was killed in a village raid after two days of pursuit. His gang wounded several guards and disrupted authorities as he repeatedly masqueraded as a priest and other figures to elude capture until a betrayal within his ranks.
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Russia
Vance
Wis
Lavis
Indicated rent dispute upholds judgment for $514
In a special to Indianapolis report the court affirms a $514 judgment after ruling the rent paid covered the entire term. The decision centers on a monthly price of $55 and its application to the lease term.
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Indianapolis
Shi
Stettiner Hall Caption Recalled From Newspaper Clipping
The readable fragment notes a caption about Stettiner hall and mentions a high school group of about sixty girls posed for a photo. No further names, places, or dates are readable in the fragment.
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Stettiner Hall
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