Alleged Dual Life of Daly Exposed in South Bend Case
In South Bend Indiana administrator alleges Henry B Daly vice president of Buena Vista Veneer Company hid a second life. An injunction bars transfer of 87500 stock to E K Belasco claimed as the woman posing as Daly’s wife. Daly died leaving a widow and four children while funds supported the other household.
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12 Year Old Girl Kidnapping Case Near Rising Sun
John Brown was arrested in Kentucky with a twelve year old girl named Goldie after a warrant charged him with kidnapping. They were brought to the county jail where the girl is held as a witness. The scene follows a warrant issued by George Green last week.
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Immense crowds greet Rosalie Jones in suffrage parade
A massive Washington procession led by Gen Rosalie Jones and her Hikers drew thousands along Pennsylvania Avenue. The parade, featuring numerous floats and banners from suffrage groups and state marches, showcased organized advocacy amid a political note on Wilson and suffrage.
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Tamulty
Wilson
Indianapolis Auto Show Prep Faces IATA Leadership
Larry K. Archey, president of the Indianapolis Trade Association and board member of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association, brings extensive experience to organize the upcoming auto show scheduled for March 24. His role highlights preparation by local auto industry groups for the event.
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Tlarry K. Archey
Indianapolis Auto Trade Assoiation
Departure From Princeton for Washington Witnessed by Thousands
President-elect Wilson and his family left Princeton at 10 o'clock for Washington. Thousands of townspeople and Princeton undergraduates gathered to see the party off, cheering as they formed a two section escort along Nassau Street to the railway station.
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Wilson
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Woodrow Wilson
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Marshall Prefers Work Over Suffragette Parade
Thomas R. Marshall, after breakfast with Mea Marshall at the Shoreham Hotel, sits in the public dining room answering correspondence and studying Senate rules. He says he has too many important affairs to witness the suffragette parade.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Mea. Marshall
Shoreham Hotel
Senate
Government suits filed against major firms under Sherman Act
The Department of Justice has filed Sherman Act suits against Burroughs Adding Machine Company in Detroit and American Thread Company in Trenton New Jersey. The actions allege monopoly practices restraining trade.
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Federal Department of Justice
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Trenton
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American Thread Company
President signs Army Appropriation and eight hour work bill
President signs the Army Appropriation bill and a bill limiting hours for workers on government owned steam shovels and dredges to eight hours. Mrs Mabel Mills of Texas reports a robbery in Evanston Illinois where she was hospitalized with a fractured skull after losing 843000 in a handbag. A kicker notes a small business moral about a kicker and his own enterprise.
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Washington
Mabel Mills
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Ill
Gatun Dam and Spillway Described as Great Engineering Feat
The Gatun spillway on the Panama Canal is hailed as a premier engineering achievement. It holds back artificial Gatun Lake, standing eighty five feet above sea level, with vast cement use surpassing that of the irrigation dome in the U.S. The crescent shaped dam features thirteen piers two abutments and fourteen independently operable openings controlled by valve gates.
Wealthy merchant Luman Banks found dead in Greenfield
Luman Banks a wealthy hardware merchant committed suicide early today with a revolver. He was discovered deceased in his bed. A farm of 74 acres in Ripley county is offered for sale with improvements and good water supply. A. F. Spencer Madison RR No 12 lists the ad.
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Ripley County
A. F. Spencer
Madison
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