State finances blamed on former Republican leadership
The Indianapolia papers report a temporary $100,000 loan by the state to cover fiscal-year end accounts. Funds for benevolent and educational institutions will be repaid after December settlement. A future loan may be needed before the 1914 June settlement. Republicans are accused of wasteful appropriations and lacking business sense. The legislature cut the general tax levy to 7 cents on the $100, aiming to restore fiscal health within a year.
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Indianapolia
Child Saves Life After Tooth Causes Emergency Airway
In Owensboro Kentucky Cynthia Haynes five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gray Haynes nearly died when a tooth dislodged during a dental extraction and lodged in her windpipe. An immediate surgical opening of the windpipe revived her within minutes and she rests well tonight awaiting possible pneumonia check. Her mother Amy Harlan from Louisville is a cousin of the late Justice John M Harlan.
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Owensboro, Ky
Cynthis Haynes
Gray Haynes
Amy Harlan
Louisville
John M. Harlan
Two Local Women Die in North Vernon
Mrs. Mary Waleh aged seventy one a lifelong resident of North Vernon died at her home October 29 from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were held today at St Marys Catholic church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Mrs. John Sensback fifty one a victim of tuberculosis died at her home near the city. She is survived by her husband and four children.
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North Vernon
Ind
Mary Waleh
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Sensback
Saved His Foot After Four-Year Ulcer
H. D. Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Booklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He says the salve cured his foot. Also advertised for burns cuts bruises and eczema at Harper's drug store for 25 cents.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam, O
Booklen
Harper's Drug Store
Recognition of Belligerency in Mexican Crisis Promises Policy Shift
Washington reports a long conference between President Wilson and Secretary Bryan amid efforts to define a new U S policy toward Mexico. Envoy Lind leads secret talks as Huerta delays, while foreign ministers arrive and tensions mount in Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
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Wilson
Bryan
Washington
Envoy Lind
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Mex
Mexico
Policy Of Laymen Of M E Church Indianapolis
The National Convention of Methodist Men adopts laymen policy for church work. It commits to evangelism with a 10 percent annual membership gain, social redemption, stewardship of wealth, youth education in church, weekly offerings by all, and support for Christian activities, literature, and interchurch cooperation.
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Indianapolis
National Convention of Methodist Men
Mecfriwell
Chic Cago
Indiana Supreme Court Rules on Election Commission Appointive Dispute
The Indiana Supreme Court affirms Vanderburg Superior Court ruling that a nominee cannot force a City Clerk to appoint a progressive to the primary election commission. It states the progressives chose improper method and suggests quo warrant proceedings for the issue. Also notes Mead Barr allegedly confessed to a Dallas murder and a $35,000,000 telephone cable project between England and Holland.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Vanderburg
Primary Election Commission
Progressivea
Mead Barr
Florence Brown
Dallas
Texas
BOA
Kogland
Holland
Thieving Mystery at Trimmingham Stumpers Stolen Stamps
Detective chief Murtaugh investigates a stamp theft in Trimmingham. Miss Griggs the postmistress and her sister face scrutiny while public sympathy grows for her to keep her job amid a string of missing stamps and a covert sting operation. Kansas City Merchants lose $100,000 a year to shoplifters.
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Murtaugh
Andrews
Post Office Detective Bureau
Trimmingham
Girte
Maarten
Fia
Mies
Feerboe Hs
Toy
Werth
Nell
Bose Palohoert
Ibeal Peatant
Martinech
Miss Grices
Crivgs
Post Office
Miss Griggs
Kansas City
Giant Grand Ledge Deputy Couple Forges Local Legend
A six foot four widow marries a tiny 98-pound man in Grand Ledge. She pivots to deputy sheriff and leads a wild town prank spree, organizing a crowd to spank departing troublemakers. The groom endures, then becomes a celebrated duo as the sheriff contemplates her election. Vienna reports a population figure of 2 030 780.
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Penderson
Grand Ledge
Henderson
Dereht
Bardock
Peter Kipps
Peter
Peter Hipps
Senderson
Sheriffs Office
Tino
TP O
Pete Hipps
Geoine
Gmmly
Pete
Tmore
Justice of the Peace
Lakes
John L
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Mattson
Office
Fast Main Street
ADV
Mexico City
Banco Nacional
M.E Church
Indiana
Progressives
Buginese
Gay Dann's
Bradatreet
Vienna
Fletcher
Perechi Jitin
Madison
Peter Hoffman
Minn and
Walnut Streets
Keene’s
W. H. Miller & Sons
Duntley
Dunatley Pneumatic Sweeper Company
State St
Chicago
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