Camp Campbell Fans Rally for Republican Nomination in Shelbyville
Wayne county officials mobilize hundreds to back Rev. D O Campbell for congress in the sixth district. County chairman Lewis S Rowman urges a large turnout to Shelbyville April convention with a special train, badges reading the Campbell slogan, and a packed delegation to secure nomination.
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J. C. Campbell
Shelbyville
Diack
Lewis S. Howaiin
Campbell
Wayne County
J. S. Bowe
BE Warfel
Do. Campbell
Warne County
Riehl
Revo Campbell
Drass
Wayne Countty
Lewis S Rowman
Edward FF. Warke
Balloting Heated at Shelbyville Convention Likely to Outlast Past Races
At the Shelbyville convention set for Thursday six candidates vie for congress with each county's votes shaping splits. Rush county leans to W O Barnard while James Watton's governor bid may force vote divisions. Shelby and Franklin counties emerge as key battlegrounds, as candidates seek favorable splits and support from undecided counties.
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Shelbyville
Lad
Rush County
W. O. Barnard
Henry County
James Watton
Rushville
Watson
Rush
Shelby
Franklin
Flotilla Arrives Early Off Magdalena Bay
San Francisco reports the torpedo flotilla reached Magdalena Bay three hours ahead of schedule after a fast passage. The early arrival boosts morale and could affect ongoing naval maneuvers in the Pacific theater.
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San Francisco
Magdalena Bay
Tenement Fire on Pearl Street Kills One and Injures Twenty
A disastrous blaze on Pearl Street today killed a young woman identified as Jilta Isula and left twenty people injured, some seriously, as residents fled the flames. Several others were overcome by smoke as the fire swept through the tenement.
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Pearl Street
Jilta Isula
Tenement Collapse Kills Four in London
Four people died when a tenement collapsed in London today. Rescue teams worked to locate others believed buried under the rubble as authorities investigated the incident.
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London
Eng
Man Dies From Charged Wheel Incident in Chicago
In Chicago an oncoming incident in a tunnel left one man dead Louis Bauch and six others seriously injured after contact with a charged wheel. The April event details remain scant but authorities report a fatality and multiple injuries from the electrical hazard.
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Man
Chicago
Louis Bauch
Sheriff to follow law on prisoner meals and accounts
Wayne county officials declare the sheriff must certify daily prisoner meals, end paying for entire days when only one meal or none was served. Sheriff Meredith will retain prisoners for full sentence lengths, ending early releases, and officials will enforce meal billing limits under state law.
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John Dynes
Wayne County Commissioners
Vasur
John F. Robbins
Supreme
Dynes
Meredith
Governments Policy Against Reds Shown Here
Question of loyalty arose as men seeking naturalization faced probe questions. Officials asked if they were anarchists and inquired about affiliations with subversive groups. The piece outlines government screening during naturalization proceedings and its focus on political reliability.
Two Men Denied U S Citizenship in Wayne County Court
Antonio Ferrante and Angelo Imperiale failed final naturalization exams before Judge Fox. Chief examiner George A. Crutchfield led the government case, citing poor moral character and lack of constitutional knowledge. Imperiale’s moral fitness was noted, but he lacked educational eligibility. Ferrante’s past and marriage history weighed against him.
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Wayne Breuit
George A. Crutchfield
Chicago
Wayne County
United States
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Antonio Perrante
Jan
Ferrante
Taly
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Richmond
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Angelo Imperiale
Iperiale
Imperiale
Township Trustees Meet to Convene Regular Session
The township trustees of the county will hold their regular monthly meeting Wednesday at the office of the county superintendent. Will Robbins will read a paper on The Music and Drawing Supervisor. Other matters of business will come up for consideration.
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Will Robbins
Morgan Ill in Rome Ailment Linked to Financier Visit
London dispatches report financier J Pierpont Morgan taken suddenly ill in Rome during a visit. The illness is described without details and no date or specific cause is given. Morgan’s condition remains unreported beyond the illness itself.
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London
Eng
J. Pierpoint’ Morgan
Resignation of Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman Shocks Britain
London reports the long anticipated resignation of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman as Prime Minister after medical advice. With no automatic successor, the cabinet resigns and the king must appoint a new head of government once Herbert Asquith meets him in Berhampur. The unprecedented situation arises while the sovereign is abroad.
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London
Great Britain
Henry Campbell- Hamerman
Herbert H. Asquith
Jin
Sir Henry
Veteran officer Betzold resigns after uniform order
Night Sergeant Joseph Betzold, 27 years on the force, tendered his resignation accepted by President Edgar Hiatt of the police commissioners. He cited forced purchase of summer uniforms from M. C. Lilley Regalia Co of Columbus as the reason. Betzold denied needing the new uniform and indicated the issue prompted his departure. (Continued on Page Two.)
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Richmond
Py Department
Joseph Betzold
Edgar 8. Hiatt
Board of Police Commissioners
Betzold
Himr
M. C. Lilley Regalia Company
Columbus
Riots in Lisbon After Election Night Clashes
Portguese troops fired on rioters in Lisbon as clashes spread across the city. Troops charged using clubs and stones. gunfire killed and wounded several. Authorities then dispersed the melee, with Republican voters largely returning home though youth bands persisted outside churches.
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Lisbon
Classified Ad Lines for Palladium Office Phones
Telephone advert texts state the service is a willing servant to move ads to the Palladium office with minimal effort. It mentions two phone options 1121 Automatic and 121 Old.
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Palladium
Local shippers press for traction settlement amid fire over resignations
At a Terre Haute conference between the board of public works and shippers, inflation of fault lines prompts calls for action on traction freight service in Richmond. City attorney T J Study teases resignation under fire while noting unsettled federal court litigation in Indianapolis. Shippers threaten vigorous steps, aiming to pressure President Hugh McGowan of the Terre Haute company for an agreement. Judge Anderson in the Indianapolis federal court is expected to rule within ten days on the integration question.
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Board of Public Works
T. J. Study
Indianapolis
Study
Hugh McGowan
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Easters Traction Company
Richmond
McGowan
Traction Company
Inmaille Traction
Anderson
Japanese Attack at American Consulate Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Four Japanese entered the Mukden American consulate and brutally attacked native staff in revenge for a private elite consulate General Straight requisitioning on Chinese police. The Japanese were arrested and taken to the Japanese consulate. No apology has been offered and diplomatic action by Washington is possible.
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Mukden
Washington
Dead man found on street in Winamac Indiana
Winamac Indiana April 6 Ed Ballinger 32 was found dead on a street near his home by a newsboy. The body was warm when found and had left companions just after midnight less than two blocks away. No marks suggesting a struggle or drugs were observed.
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Winamac
Ind
Ed Ballinger
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