State backs Caraway law in Baum vote selling case
Deputy Attorney General Hadley filed a brief in the Indiana Supreme Court defending the Caraway disfranchisement statute in the Baum vote selling case. The brief argues the Constitution's framing and old statutes define infamous crime to justify loss of voting rights, while criticizing Baum's counsel for an alleged populist attack. It posits the law is constitutional and necessary to deter vote selling, citing Judge West’s Forum case as supporting precedent.
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Hadley
Supreme Court
Harry Baum
Montgomery County
Baum
Indiana
Caraway W
Ric
Ricn
Hadhey
Judge West
Montgomery
Executive committee meeting on monument dedication
An executive committee in charge of the monument dedication will convene in the Governor's parlor at the Statehouse at 11 o'clock this morning. Subcommittees will be selected to handle various details and a firm dedication date is not yet decided. the committee aims to reach a conclusion today.
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France
Prohibition City Committee
Criminal Court Room
Prohibitionist
Commercial Club
Resignation of Hernly as Indiana Republican chair
At a Republican state committee meeting, Charles S. Hernly resigned as chairman and James P. Goodrich of Winchester was unanimously chosen as his successor. Hernly cited business needs and urged preparedness for the next campaign, praising the party and pledging continued political involvement. The committee thanked Hernly and endorsed him for any future position.
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Republican State Committee
Charles S. Herniy
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Hernig
New Castle
Goodrich
George W. Self
Third
Hernly
Warren Bigler
Republican Party
Charles 8. Hernly
State Central Committee
Indiana
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republic
Congress
Mercely
Union talks explored for D M Parry shops visit
Labor leaders have long considered unionizing the D M Parry shops and yesterday a representative of the Wagon and Carriage Makers Union was said to plan a visit to discuss possible organizing steps.
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D. M. Parry Shops
Wagon and Carriage Makers’ Union
Corn crop outlook from State Statistician Johnson
State Statistician Johnson warned that corn conditions have grown serious after observing the corn belt toward Chicago. He cited extreme heat as the main killer, with clay land nearly ruined and river bottoms only offering limited hope, predicting a crop far below last year unless rainfall improves.
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Johnson
Chicago
Record on Rinkard case hinges on missing court entries
State deputy general Hadley went to Wabash to search for omitted entries in John Rinkard's case. Attorneys Henry N. Spaan and Charles W. Smith discussed potential corrections, including a nunc pro tunc entry, while debate over jurisdiction and indictment handling framed the appeal effort against the death sentence.
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Henry N. Spaan
Spaan
Rinkard
Supreme Court
Wabash Circuit
Wabash Circuit Court
Grant Circuit Court
Goers
Wabash
C. C. Hadley
Tower Court
Hadley
Mr. Spaan
Charles W. Smith
John 8. Duncan
Atorneys
Smith
Taggart Puzzle Looms Over City Democratic Fight
Centered on Mayor Taggart and Democratic chairmanship, the piece details a factional struggle led by Fanning to shape the ticket. It notes petitions for Taggart, rumors of his candidacy, and efforts to marginalize outsiders, including Moore, with returns of campaign costs and a Prohibition convention planning field bids.
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Mr. Taggart
J. E. Christian
H. N. Spaan
W. C. Reveal
A. Steffen
A. Kiefer
Chairman Fanning
Taggart
Geckler
Democratic City Committee
Fanning
W. W. Spencer
Board of Election Commissioners
Tag
W. F. Moore
Moore
Tagwart
Stevenson
George F. Williamson
Williamson
Geekler
Fire in Woodruff Place Kitchen Burns Woodwork
A burning pan of grease on a stove in the home of Fred Sheppard at No 13 West Drive Woodruff Place started a kitchen fire yesterday afternoon. The blaze damaged woodwork before being extinguished with an estimated loss of about 1 40.
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Fred Sheppard
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Dining Room and Cafe at English Hotel Open in Pub Le
The recently remodeled dining room and cafe at the English Hotel compare with the best in the country and are now open in the pub le. Apartments with a splendid view and ample ventilation offer American and European plan meals with extensive menus and attentive service. The cafe opens until 9 30 o clock on Sept 15 and then midnight.
Captain Dally and the Seymour Camp Story
Colonel Wilson recalled a visit by a man claiming to be in Captain Daily's Civil War company. Mr Daily confirmed the caller was in the same unit that rode to Seymour near Morgan's raid. The group stayed about four days, had no uniform, and few carried guns, mostly pistols and clubs.
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Colonel Wilson
Captain Dally
Daily
Morgan
Seymour
Wilson
Governor Mount
Oliver Assigned to Manila as Army Dentist
A Washington dispatch reports Robert T. Oliver, a contract dental surgeon from this city, has been relieved from duty in Washington and ordered to Manila for assignment to duty there.
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Washington, D. C
Robert T. Oliver
Washington
Manila
Ex Auditor Americus Daily Recalled As Captain Daily
Col Charles E Wilson, Gov Mounts secretary, recounted in the attorney general's office how a man sought an audience to obtain a pension, claiming to have served in Captain Daily’s company. The man identified Captain Daily as Amer C Daily, then auditor of state, prompting questions about his right to the designation and the origin of the claim.
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Americus C. Daily
Security Trust Company
Lebanon
Ubero
Dally
Charles E. Wilson
Mount
Foul odor prompts health petition for river cleanup
Residents near West Morris Street and the old river bed report sickness from vapors rising from stagnant pools. They plan to petition the City Board of Health and Dr Hurry to urge government action to dredge the river and restore drainage, citing danger to children and health.
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West Morris Street
City Board of Health
Hurry
State Board of Health
Ice wagon driver injured by neck wound from ice tongs
Charles Patterson of 924 Redmond Street, a driver for an ice wagon, fell while loading ice yesterday morning. A point of the ice tongs cut an artery in his neck as he was near City Hospital. The wound was stitched and no serious outcome is anticipated.
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Charles Patterson
Redmond Street
Notice to Tourists and Excursions from Indianapolis
Readers may have Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any U S or Canada address at no extra charge while away in summer. Michigan resort trips and low tourist rates to Mackinac Petoskey and other Michigan points. Big Four Excursions from Indianapolis August 4 with special trains to Lawrenceburg Aurora Way Points Terre Haute Lafayette and more. Tickets on sale daily to Sept 10 with return limit Oct List.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Mackinac
Petoskey
Michigan Points
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Iimit
Cincinnati and Return Fare Mentioned for Aug 4 Train
The notice advertises a Cincinnati and return fare of 1.25 via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. Two special fast trains depart in the morning with limited stops, one nonstop except loading, the other stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return trains leave Cincinnati at 6:20 p.m. A baseball game between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh is noted.
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Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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