Indictment of Terre Haute election fraud and czarlike control
The opening speech in Indianapolis details a broad conspiracy to corrupt the Terre Haute election of November 1914. Mayor Donn M. Roberts heads a czarlike operation with a faux government, false registrations, and a $slush fund used to influence votes and inspectors. About 2000 fake registrations were prepared at police headquarters under Chief Bernard Haller, with tactics including intimidation of election boards and manipulation of voting machines. Witnesses describe repeaters and forged registrations as part of a calculated scheme to secure Democratic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank CL Dailey
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Maule
Hal
Terre Haute Pulhce
Bonard Haller
Roberts
Dudley
Robert
Haller
Terre Haute
Dailey Sini
Datley
Wold
Oherla
Dalley
Dulley
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Counties 1911 1915
A rundown of chain transfers and deeds including S J and Alma TL Williamge to GF Aindes on January 31 1911 several parcels on Pecos and Carolina streets with various consideration sums. multiple deeds Feb Mar 1915 list transfers involving Sam Friedman Mary C. Crist and others, including block and street details in Oklahoma and Texas counties. mentions of Lakeview Townsite Company and numerous properties with dollar values and due dates. several names appear repeatedly such as Stout, Friedmann, Newton, and Hernandez across several dates and parcels.
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S.J
Alma
Williamge
Aindes
Breese Mbit
Helehta
H. Stout
Sam Friedman
Newelty
Carolina Street
Conalderation
Mary C. Crist
Pattywatomie County
Oklahoma
Besse
Stout
Stout's Jneide
C. Af
Newton
Ray Santer
Bias City
Virginia Avenue
Zarsemora Street
Manustir
USL
Aliie Godmweett
Nell Murpaiite
A. B
Prank Lompaony
Seoar Faller Gona Company
Harcardine- McKittrick Wty Genus Company
Hey Goody Company
Aux & Elie Qowpany
Mome Clathing, Company
Shortthroabeyer
Friedmiany
Mareh
Tate
Machiené Terrare
Murth
Ianbeth Pinvessoneldernition
Charina A
Qasare
Mexico
John Stricher
Beaur Roungy
Markel Aguare
Yoo
Easly
Menumpton
Mebey
Smith
Acad
Lady MC Bako Gardena
Mok
Tyan
Que Miehler
Lakeview
Inke Marbach
Bexar
James Gil
A. Ryan
Wihelmine
Guadalupe
Adolf Bild
Mexwrouncy
Clemente Teagan
Murvey
Vansliera
Bsele Encarnacion Quintero Herpandez
Pé Gra Hernandez
pRetes
Juan
Pedro Hernande
Potrancos
Farguson
Aheritt
Bolt
John B. Holt
Margerite Davite
Wheriff
B. Muir
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff Remedy Ad
A simple home remedy claims to dissolve dandruff completely using a liquid rinse applied at night. The ad promises gradual, final removal after several applications, claiming immediate scalp relief and noticeably fluffy, glossy hair. It touts an inexpensive liquid product available at any drug store and asserts universal success.
Fashionable suits and coats offered at variety prices
This season presents a larger collection of popular priced suits in plain wool, shepherd checks and silk poplins. Sizes cover regular, under sized and extra stout women, with prices from 15.00 to 37.00. New coats in varied materials and patterns, including silk and moire poplins, range from 8.90 to 43.00.
Personal Mingle of Arrivals at Menger and St Anthony Hotels
A flood of arriving travelers fills the Menger and St Anthony hotels with stockmen bankers and other business figures from Fort Worth Dallas Beaumont and Midland among others. Names include Mr and Mrs Gartner of Fort Worth Mr Clinton of Detroit Davitt of Fort Worth and Hutton of Kansas City alongside numerous cowmen and merchants from Texas and nearby states. The gathering highlights the hotels as social hubs for industry figures and cattle trade participants in the city.
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Averaw
Ang’ Uf Jaregy
Tex
Abe
St. Anthony
Fen Stockman
Ion Sonfleld
Beaumont Businéer
Thie Gunler
M.S. Swearingen
Exttleman
Clindon
Hyim
He City
A Giens
Vthn Stenger
T. O. Doftersen
Ter
Sirs Ervin
Mies Paggie Wrvin
Incotu
Nebr
Gueten
J.B. Nun
Ockport
Menger
Mckinsey
Ort Worth
Pex
Thomas Montgomery
Mt. Blanes
Mes
Holmes
Aransa Pool
St Anthony
Civilians Rise to Top Transport Post in War Effort
Graeme Thomson, once a junior clerk at the Admiralty Transport Department, is promoted to assistant director with a historic ascent described by Winston Churchill in Parliament as a key war discovery, hailed as the greatest transport officer since Noah. Born about 62 years ago after Oxford training, Thomson’s rapid rise spans emergency service and high salary, marking the first civilian to reach the role.
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Associates
Loxdon
Graeme Thomson
Winston Charchill
Admiralty Transport Department
Thomson
Las
Noah
Oxford
Spanish Prisoner Swindle Increases War Time Rumor
A chaotic Associated Press dispatch reports a new version of the Spanish prisoner swindle. A Belgian is said to flee with 20,000 pounds in Bank of England notes after the master’s death in the siege of Lille. Cold details mix with criticism of officers at the front and calls to ban game shooting in allied France. Reports suggest U S and British authorities suspect frauds spread to the United States, with numerous patrols and inquiries ongoing.
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Scothind Yard
Carl Tsig
Linge
Bank of England
Spain
England
Scotland Yard
United States
Invaslon
Urs
Licely
Tal
Englishmen Hunt in France Reported by Paper
London dispatch reports a British expeditionary force in France facing morale and supply strains amid war pressures. The piece notes struggles in leadership and operational setbacks, with emphasis on the difficulties of sustaining long campaigns overseas.
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France
Vinal tonic praised for grippe recovery in Jackson Mississippi
A Jackson Mississippi minister reports severe grippe symptoms with chest pains appetite loss and weakness. He credits Vinal tonic with noticeable improvement and full recovery after trying various remedies and continues using it for chronic coughs and colds. The ad touts iron supplements and easy absorption claiming to restore blood vitality. It lists local druggists and stores offering the product.
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Jackson
Miss
O. W. Tales
Grippe
Iy Vinci
H. 1
Wagner
Wweene Meier
Asipmann Deux Stare
Wm. H
American Citizens Are Poor Marksmen
A debate over military preparedness notes that only a small fraction of the 16 million males aged 18 to 45 have rifle training. Estimates place total trained soldiers in the Navy, Marines, and Army at around 171,000, with tens of thousands not practicing on ranges. The piece cites concerns that many eligible citizens lack basic shooting skills and references English militia training amid fears of national emergency.
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Washington, Marc
Sab
United States
Roughir
Navy
Marie Corps
Cooper
Wisim
Thia
England
Lord Kitchener
Fea
Lsan Sheing
Railway chairman pleads for rates at interstate hearing
Boyd chairman of the Western Trunk Line System testified at an interstate commerce commission hearing today. He said forty one western railroads seek freight rate increases to equalize with eastern territory, urging higher charges on grain shipments and export movements. He cited a move toward higher minimum carload weights and argued current laws stem from earlier rate wars reducing profitability.
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Chicago
Maren
Boyd
Western Trunk Line System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western
Purule
Missouri
Minaissingi
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri River
Bord
Put Cream In Nose And Stop Catarrh
An old advertised remedy claims to clear nasal passages and relieve headache by applying cream in the nose. It promises quick relief from catarrh and a sensation of easier breathing following a few moments after use. The text imitates early 20th century patent medicine language with urged consumption of a small amount for effect.
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Arad Pe Catarre
Sabin
Local utility pricing dispute prompts service rate review
A garbled passage suggests a report on a utility pricing clash affecting service levels and returns. The text indicates concerns about rates not yielding adequate returns for higher service demands, prompting possible corrective action or regulatory review.
Fault with Queen London March 9 critique of royal fashion
March 9 report discusses public fault-finding toward the royal family. Queen Mary’s dress and style draw commentary with notes on wider skirts and her personal taste. The piece notes she opposes weight clubs and favors private dances for hostesses.
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London
Queen Mary
Maurice of Batterberg
Mere
Ears Are In Style Anew Lift Up Hair
The article describes ear lifting hair styles and the look of a soft drape around the ears. It recommends fluffiness, cleanliness, and a three cent shampoo made from two packets of anthrax dissolved in hot water. The result promises rapid drying, removal of dandruff and dirt, and an appearance of greater volume.
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Gruggist
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