Editorial stance in Indianapolis politics harms candidates
The Indianapolis News refuses to endorse any major candidate in the mayoral race. It criticizes Joseph J. Meath, Charles S. Books Walter, and the Roosevelt faction, while signaling opposition to Tom Taggart and the Democrats.
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Puchineapolis News
Itedfo
Mudiipal Campagne
Everyear
Tin News Ie
Leas
Joseph J. Meth
Pom Vaggrart
Joe Bell
Tom Taggart
Edoanapolia Democrats
Indianapolis
Protection Laws Implemented For Migratory And Insectivorous Birds
Proclamation by President Wilson states that the new regulation enforcing the law to protect migratory and insectivorous birds is now in effect with changes from prior tentative rules. The proclamation notes restrictions on hunting along the Ohm reef and the lower Missouri river and indicates state game commissioners were notified as soon as the law took effect. A separate line at the end references a disturbing incident about a little girl smothered.
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Washington
Geteber
Bormal
Dent Wilson
Ohm Reef
Missouri River
Wier
John Carter
Lucinda Carter
Becia
Charlotte
Puciada
Jarinda
Caine
Bor
Widow and child die as wagon overturns near Columbus
A 14 year old girl, daughter of Frank Toate, perished when the family's wagon toppled into a brook while returning from a corn field near Columbus Indiana. The child was crushed under the wagon. a broken arm afflicted Mex Lace. A young son carried the infant as rescuers hauled the body a mile to the bank. The family was returning from work when the accident occurred. In Washington, the Underwood Simmons Tariff Bill became law at 9 19 last night prompting Indiana invitations to prominent leaders including Vice President Marshall Senator Kern and Representative Dixon. Senator Shively was indisposed and Representative Korbly was named head of the Banking and Currency subcommittee on bank deposit guarantees.
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Ind
Frank Toate
Imag
Jing
Mex Lace
Lane
Fey
Henge
Indieana
Marshall
Shively
Kern
Dixon
Korbiy
Banking and Currency Commission
Washington
Miner Rescued After Eight Days Entombment At Continental Mine
Thomas Toshenky, trapped one hundred feet underground in Centalia Pennsylvania for eight days, was freed at seven in the morning. He refused hospital care and asked to go home. Doctors deemed him in good physical condition though exhausted and grimy from the ordeal and lack of air.
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Centralia
Thomas Toshenky
Vic
Flo
Lucinda
Federal judges to wait partially for assignments in districts
Washington October 4 The Commerce Court budget approval by the Senate funds a temporary arrangement. Federal judges assigned there will wait in office under the demerency appropriation and soon begin assignments on Federal District Courts.
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Commerce Court
Washington
Senate
Treasury plan names tax bureau appointees from states
The plan calls for two Washington and Indiana men to assess incomes for federal taxation. Appointments would come directly from treasury officials, not district collectors, with Osborn proposing that the secretary and commissioner pick the assessors. Field men would be drawn from the states where they work.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local News Clips
Madison resident testifies to kidney relief from Doan's Pills after intense pain and irregular action. Ads note Doan's as the sole recommended remedy with Foster Milburn Co. as US agent. Other items mention a corpse found near Argo Illinois and a new high school dedication at Vevay. President Millia of Hanover assisted in the ceremonies.
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Toan
Leoon
Peter Stephanus
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Gale
Foster-Milburn Co
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Argo
Ill
Chicago
Vevay
Millia
Hanover
Opium Fiend Confessor Henry Spencer Details Murders
Henry Spencer, self described opium fiend and tango teacher, confesses to multiple killings and admits a pattern of luring wealthy women with money and diamonds before robbing or killing them. He claims six wives, one murdered, two living, and two unaccounted. names and locations tied to Zion City Round Lake and Chicago suburbs appear in his statements.
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Henry Spencer
Opraum
Midd Atsone Resroat
Phaipan
Spencer
Spence
Cbsipo
Dadiana
Zion Cty
Round Lake
Aes
Tarry Vandine
Tiarv Niedmeyer
Police Await Details on Henry Spencer Murder Confession
Detroit police will await further developments after Henry Spencer of Chicago allegedly confessed to killing a woman and burning her body and clothing. The case involves an unsolved murder mystery linked to a woman thrown from a Detroit bridge with the body not recovered.
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Detroit
Ine
Henry Spencer
Chicago
Young son of prominent jeweler commits cyanide death
Pred Smeltz, 21, son of a leading Indianapolis jeweler, drank cyanide in front of his wife and infant. She fainted. he died as stated. Domestic unhappiness is cited as the motive. A fresh supply of Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat on hand at your grocers.
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Indianapolis
Pred Smeltz
Smeltz
Bax
Mrs. Austin
The Tale of Lucinda Carters Extraordinary Nose
John Carter, a village cooper, and his daughter Lucinda become the focus of a sensational local saga after her unusually large nose draws crowds. A court awards damages for nose loss, and a surgeon crafts a new nose while odd turnings of fate follow, including a suitor seeking a wife with such a prominent feature.
Unclear Solicitor Notice on Deportation Treaty Issue
A Washington solicitor from the State Department informed Thaw's attorneys that he suggested examining any violation of the treaty governing Piaw's deportation from Canada. The action aims to uncover possible treaty breach and related measures.
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Washington, Et
Solieitor Prosko
State Department
Thaw
Piaw
Canada
Senator Reed accused of assault during Missouri Senate session
Reported incident shows Senator Reed striking John McIntyre of the National Manufacturers Association after a confrontation over ratings and boardroom documents. McIntyre says Reed persecuted the association. four blows were exchanged. An unrelated note mentions class exhibitions, music instructors, and a physics lesson on determining current type.
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Senater
Reed
Mossouri
John McIntyre
National Manufacturers Association
Senate Des Boarde Bng
McIntyre
Manufacturers’ Association
Panama Canal Impacts and Plans Outline Now
The canal will take 2 hours to transit with freight at 1.20 per ton and passengers free. It will cut distances for New York to San Francisco and Valparaiso, boosting Pacific trade while cutting Atlantic traffic. Government will run coal and provisions supply. 20 million in drydocks and facilities rise, and ships may pass during war but limited to short stays.
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San Fran
Valparaiso
South America
Australia
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Mastern
Onent
Paerte
Tanesite
Traihe
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canal
Causes of skin on boiled milk and cocoa
Doctor Porcher of Lyons explains the skin forms from the disintegration of the lining and casein. Lime in the milk combines with carbonic acid from the air to form a thin film of carbonate of lime. This film supports undissolved casein, some coagulated albumen and fat. Technical World. Take The Herald.
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Lyons
France
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