President Roosevelt Attends Lawton Statue Unveiling
Indianapolis May 30 crowds of about 20,000 gathered for the unveiling of a bronze statue honoring General Henry W. Lawton. President Theodore Roosevelt attended with Vice President Fairbanks present for a brief luncheon and the parade to the courthouse yard where the statue stood. Frances Lawton unveiled the mechanism, with military bands and Indiana National Guard leading the procession through the streets.
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Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Henry W. Lawton
San Mateo
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Union Station
Fairbanks
North Meridian Street
Indiana National Guard
Lawson
Courthouse Yard
Ciue
National Guard
Michigan Street
Ohio
Goa, RR
A.hr
D. R. Lucas
Manly
Misa Frances Lawton
Man-A-Lin Remedy Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
An ad asserts Man-A-Lin as an excellent remedy for constipation and claims removing constipation cures linked ailments including biliousness skin issues liver and kidney strain. It promotes gentle bowel action, declaring pills and drastic cathartics unnecessary and mentions relief from flu and colds.
Worm Turks Appeal for Protection Amid San Francisco Attacks
A Tokyo and San Francisco press summary presents Japanese leaders urging patience and restraint after a spate of anti Japanese incidents in San Francisco. The Japanese residents argue violence stems from racial prejudice not labor strife and call for public understanding before further police protection is needed.
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San Francisco
Market Street
Inauguration of a Hundred Year Club by Dr. Wiley
Cleveland May 30 Chief Chemist Wirey of the United States department of agriculture spoke to Case School of Applied Science graduates on joining a hundred year club. He warned that members dying before age one hundred should be expelled for disgrace and urged long schooling to prepare for work, noting modern knowledge on diet hygiene and surgery should extend life.
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Cleveland
Wirey
United States Department of Agriculture
Case School of Applied Science
Dr. Wiley
Moshey Trial Opens Over Licenses in Perry County
Indianapolis May 30 The trial of H B Moshey Perry County school superintendent continues before the state board of education charged with trafficking in teachers licenses Jas Bradshaw Perry County Democratic leader named as money handler Witnesses include James Ewing Cyrus Taylor and George Metz who say they bought licenses Moshey represented by F H Hatfield Boonville and W M Walsmith Cannelton State Attorney General Bing ham prosecutes Also reported the Indiana Supreme Court rejection of spiritualism beliefs in wills and an upcoming hearing June 24 for W P Hacker and J N Mener Bloomington over whisky prescriptions under the blind tiger law
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Indianapolis
Ind
H. 8
Moshey
Perry County
State Board of Education
Jas Bradshaw
Mosbey
F. H., Hatfield
Boonville
W. M. Walsmith
Cannelton
Bingham
James Ewing
Cyrus Taylor
George Metz
Cotton
James B. Lasher
Jason Adyea
Lee Mullen
Lasher
Lcense
Adyea
Bradshaw
Mullen
State Board of Medical Registration
W. P. Hacker
J. N. Mener
Bloomington
Peomington
Sailor Alleges Barratry Abandonment at St Lucia
William Peter, American consul at San Lucia, is accused in a state department probe of aiding a scuttling plot by an Argentine captain. C. J. Hamilton, former U S sailor, says he was abandoned at St Lucia after demanding the ship Jose Pedro be deemed unseaworthy. The Jose Pedro later disappeared at sea. Barbadoes consul Arthur J. Clare is ordered to investigate.
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Washington
State Department
William Peter
San Lucia
C. J. Hamilton
Jose Pedro
Hamilton
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fla
Buenos Ayres
St. Lucia
United States
Barbadoes
Arthur J. Clare
President's departure plans after address at ceremonies
After reading a poem titled The Home Voyage the president delivers his address. He then goes to the vice president's residence with the reception committee and mounted and bicycle police. The party returns to the president's car where regular army guards accompany him until he departs at 6 o'clock for Lansing Michigan.
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Ley
Lansing
Mich
Harriman Plea Over Publisher of Noted Letter
E H Harriman sought clemency for Frank W Hill, his former stenographer who publicized the "Where do I stand?" letter that sparked a dispute with President Roosevelt. Hill received a suspended sentence, while Harriman’s appeal was seen as not fully remorseful about the letter’s publication and its political fallout.
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New York
Frank W. Hill
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
Hill
Harriman
Sydney Webster
Roosevelt party arrives in Oyster Bay aboard Yankton
Mrs Roosevelt accompanied by Miss Ethel and Archie and a maid arrived Oyster Bay last night aboard the gunboat Yankton. The trip began when the yacht dropped them off Sagamore Hill about 7 o'clock and the president’s house has been renovated by decorators and painters staying in good repair.
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Oyster Bay
L. T
Two Sisters Drowned In Sugar Creek Tragedy Near Rochester
Springfield May 1 1938 two young sisters Cora Lederbrand aged seven and Carrie Lederbrand aged seven were drowned in Sugar Creek near Rochester last evening. Their father Joseph Lederbrand suspects Carrie fell in first and Cora perished while attempting to rescue her.
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Springfield
Cora Lederbrand
Andy
Carrie Lederbrand
Ford
Sugar Creek
Rochester
Joseph Lederbrand
Carrie
Cora
Carrio
France Denies Blocking Purchase of Danish West Indies
Paris May 20 France denies reports that it opposes the United States acquisition of the Danish West Indies. The foreign office says it has no knowledge of any resumed negotiations and, if true, France has no interest or intention to intervene.
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France
Paris
Danish West Indies
Foraten
National League and American Association Baseball Scores
The National League results include Glenene at Boston with Brooklyn and St. Louis. Cincinnati at New York. Philadelphia at Philadelphia. a Philadelphia 4 Boston 0 game. Second game Philadelphia 43 at Boston. Cleveland at Detroit. Washington at New York. Chicago at St. Louis. American Association games show Kansas City 0 Milwaukee. Columbus 4 Louisville 5. Toledo 3 Indianapolis 8 at Minneapolis 14 St Paul 4.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
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Louisville
Toledo
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jury Deliberates in Harvey Bank Case in Pittsburgh
In Federal court at Pittsburgh on May 30 the case against Thomas W. Harvey, former teller of the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, charged with false entries and misappropriation of funds, has been given to the jury for verdict.
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Terrific Typhoon Destroys Caroline Islands
Victoria B C May 20 reports indicate a disastrous typhoon in the Caroline islands struck March 28. Hundreds killed as waves swept small islands. Ulle destroyed with 200 dead. many others devastated. Survivors clung to cocoanut trees. typhoon reached Guam and other islets with heavy losses.
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Victoria
B. C
Sydney
Australia
Carolina Group
Guam
Ulle
Wilson Island
Sirol
Phillips Island
Yap
Rest In the Schmitz Case Sees Jury Impanelment Stall
In San Francisco on May 380 no progress occurred in impaneling a jury to try Mayor Eugene Schmitz for extortion. Fifteen talesmen were examined without selection. A special panel of fifty was ordered to appear tomorrow, and the court adjourned to that date.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Guatemalan Troops Reported Armoring Ocos Frontier
May 30 from Tuxtila Gutierrez reports Guatemalan forces throwing up entrenchments and mountain artillery opposite Ocos. Government has no official confirmation and knows nothing of the incident.
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City of
Mexico
Tuxtila
Gutierez
Ocos
Wayes Slain by Son-in-Law in Poplar Bluff Mo
Former County Judge John A Wayes was shot and mortally wounded by his son in law James Williamson who is in custody after a long standing feud of four years. In Denver the United Presbyterian general assembly endorsed the Anti Saloon League by a large vote following a heated temperance debate and a prolonged interchurch council session.
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Poplar Bini
John A. Wayes
James Williamson
Anti-Saloon League
Denver
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Anti Saloon League
Committee On Temperance
Friends of the Anti Saloon League
Interchurch Temperane Council
AntiSaloon League of America
Admitted She Was Lying in Estate Case
Plora West commonly called lady from the press set up a claim against the estate of the late Jord Weresford. She has accepted $10,000 devised in the will and $5,900, yielding all claims to the estate and certifying she was never the wife of Lord Beresford.
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Rfase
Tex
Plora West
Press
Tord Delaway Dercesford
Jord Weresford
Lord Beresford
Relic of Bloody Days Auctioned in London
An ancient document dating back to feudal times was sold at auction yesterday in London. It orders Captain Campbell of Glen Ewan to attack MacDonalds of Glen vee with twelve men and execute all under seventy. The bidding opened at 200 dollars and climbed to 7,000 dollars.
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London
Fae
Campbell
Glen Ewan
Glenvee
Punishment Executed for Crime Against Child in McDonough
A fifteen year old African American youth, Buck Uierh, was hanged in McDonough Georgia yesterday for a criminal assault on the four year old daughter of a prominent white citizen. The crime was committed last March.
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McDonough
Buck Uierh
Disappeared with bonds Aged Indianapolitan Charged With Stealing a Fortune
Indianapolis May 30 news reports a $50,000 theft from Fletcher National bank safety vault. Frederick William Hoehn, 70, is charged as the man behind the scheme. His sister Mrs Christina Neid of 426 Virginia Avenue found the vault emptied except for a $10,000 brewing company envelope. A large-scale manhunt spanning several southern and eastern cities follows.
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Indianapolitan
Indianapolis
Fletcher National Bank
Christina Neid
Virginia Avenue
Cincinnati
Frederick William Hoehn
Bond Thief Sought as Hoen Tries to Trace Securities
Cincinnati May 30 William Hoen of Indianapolis son of Frederick William Hoen is charged with larceny of about 60000 in securities and bonds. He is querying brokers to locate the securities including local company shares. Companies warned not to transfer holdings while brokers search and police stay alert for Hoen.
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Cincinnati
William Hoen
Indianapolis
Frederick William Hoen
Arime
Hoen
Oen
Cracksmen Hit Wanatah Shoe Store in Safe Wrecking
Burglars entered Albert Gohr's shoe store at Wanatah Indiana on May 3 and used nitroglycerin to wreck the safe then robbed the drawer of 264 dollars. Of this money 200 dollars belonged to the German Evangelical church.
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Wanatah
Ind
Albert Gohr
German Evangelical Church
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