Probing Allegations in Indiana Prosecuting Attorney Race
A William E Blodgett letter to the Indianapolis News accuses Walter S Ratliff and Charles Ladd of leaning to liquor interests in Wayne County politics. It details Ratliff and Ladd as nominees backed by brewery and saloon factions, with Ratliff’s voting record cited on temperance related bills and enforcement, while noting opposition by anti temperance forces and a close Richmond primary result.
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William E. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Walter S. Railiff
Bridgett
Ratlitt Blone
Charles Ladd
Wayne County
Attiney
Joseph ©. Burgess
Charles L. Ladd
Burgess
Mr Ladd
Ladd
John Robbins
tHetry Uv
Johnson Charles BE. Shiveley
T. J. Study
Ratliff
Walter S. Ratliff
Mr. Ladd
Indianapolis
Roemier Utilities
Ni Bf
Richmond
Mr. Ratliff
Brewery
Rattiffs
Gardner
Meredith
O. Campbell
Wayne
Courtess
Campbell
Sensational attack shocks New York crowd in pension case
A chaotic scene in New York follows a sensational attack related to a legal separation. The text links Mrs. Cys with actor Christin Farnham and someone named Buffalo Bill Cody, amid a flurry of unclear connections and rumors surrounding high society festivities.
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New York
Cys
Christin Farnham
Tol. Win
FL Cody
Buffalo Bill
Hurry Up Judge Latest Title for Henry C Fox
Judge J C Fox of the Wayne circuit court announces a drive to clear the docket this term. He vows to stop delays and excuses, warning attorneys to file answers promptly or face dismissal in the old cases. The oldest case Philip Schneider vs. Thomas Ferguson stands among those awaiting action.
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Henry C. Fox
Phin
J. CL Pox
Wayne
Winn
Judge Pox
Che Vourt
Phos
Wien
Jereme
Philip Sehneider
Thomas Ferguson
New Ministers Assigned City by Conference
Delegates and ministers returned from the Northern Indiana meeting pleased with the conference. Changes included transfers from Kokomo and Muncie to new churches, with Wade and Nelson reassigned. The conference urged a higher delegate ratio, discussed the Home for aged ministers, and noted DePauw University endowment gains and no recent deficits.
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Anderson
Indiana
Northern India
Andersen
Gsahoem
Muiete
Huth
Ehireh
Ao Carey
Kokomo
Hori
Ro Wade
Nelson Wilde
Ganee Church
Dan
Wirren
Ind
Chopson
William Chopson
M.A. Harlan
Warren
Aate
Methodist Memorial Home
Geen Conference
General Conference
Poest Wenttinehes
DePauw University
Enon
Ehent Sini
DePinn
Elevated Train Left the Track in Chicago Crash
An elevated Chicago train derailed on the Southside this morning, plunging to the street. Injuries and several fatalities are reported as investigators search for a cause. Jus Carmody of Marion Ohio sustained a broken tee and internal injuries and is expected to die.
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Chicago
Mwh
Jus
Carmody
Marion
Weather Prophet: scattered showers and cooling midweek
The forecast notes showers Tuesday night across Indiana and Ohio with cooler conditions by Wednesday. In Indiana the south portion clears and the north portion remains fair while Ohio also turns cooler after rain on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Indiana
South Portion
Fair
North Portion
Arrest of Lena Brust for cruel treatment of child prompts probe
Neighbors report that Lena Brust of Harpers Suitton was arrested after allegations she beat and prodded her daughter with scissors. The child bears visible marks and authorities investigate the abuse claims.
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Chillieathe
Hie
Lena Brust
Harpers Suitton
Adie
City Proposes Sale of Strips to Railroad for Embankment
The city votes to sell a small strip at the north end of Glen Miller Park to the Pennsylvania Railroad to build an embankment for an extra track. Valued at about 500, the land is deemed unsightly but sale approved to aid railroad expansion and to avoid beautification costs. The railroad committee backs the plan, favoring friendly condemnation to obtain the property.
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Neff
Richmond
Railroad Committee
Public School Fire Safety Report Praises City Buildings
The Connell public school committee finds schools largely safe from fire with unlocked doors during hours. One instance of locked doors occurred at the Garfield building. The report urges sewer work at Findley school, notes wiring issues, recommends a second stair or exit, and praises overall condition while endorsing the state building inspector’s concurrence.
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Connell
Publc
Urgenl
Te Findley School
Schillinger
Nome
Dingley
Garfield
Findley
Opposition in Washingt on Township road hearing stalls bids
Opponents of the Washington township road project remain largely inactive as the county commissioners continue the hearing and contract award. A. M. Feemster, attorney for petitioners, says the commissioners’ order may be final and the matter could move to the circuit court for further action. The Cambridge City attorney notes the commissioners meet again tomorrow but likely will not revisit the road issue until next Saturday. An injunction may delay construction until the higher court rules.
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Washington Township
A. M. Feemster
Feemster
Cambridge
108 year old druggist Dr L St John dies in Tiffin
Tiffin Ohio April 7 Dr L St John a druggist aged 108 died here this morning. The long lived pharmacist's death marks the end of a career noted in local circles.
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Tiffin
Dr L. St. John
Mass Street Street Sweeper Sparks Resident Grievances
Residents of South Fourth and Third streets complained this morning as the street sweeper stirred up dust in large quantities. Wind spread the debris onto front yards, freshly scrubbed verandas, and open windows, ruining washed clothes. Citywide complaints grow over sweeping unimproved streets, though the method quickly removes loose surface dirt and earns the approval of the street commissioner.
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South Fourth and Third Streets
Implacable FoE of Standard Oil Debate Leader
Miss Tartell presided at a Colony Chili woman suffrage debate on a question she deeply favors.
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Standard Oil
Miss Tartell
Colony
Congressmen Brick Dies in Indiana Sanitarium
Indianapolis April 7 Congressman Aly Brick of the thirteenth district died this morning in a sanitarium of toemic poisoning He lived in South Bend and fell ill at the state convention last week.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aly Brick
South Bend
Commercial club opposes Aldrich currency measure
At a Commercial club board meeting, directors adopted a resolution opposing the Aldrich emergency currency bill. A special committee led by Bartel Woodlora and Jonas Guar prepared the resolution, citing concerns over hand secured currency backed by bonds and interest costs. The club also received a request from Seth Low for views on the Hepburn bill, a Sherman antitrust reform, to be referred to the legislation committee. Committees were named and preparations ordered for the annual banquet, date to be set.
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Commercial Club
United States
Adam H. Bartel
Lo J. Woodlara
Jonas Guar
Aldrich
Seth Low
American Civile Federation
Richmond Commercial Club
United States Senate
Committee On Legislation and Taxation
John F. McCarthy
Telephone Classifieds At Palladium Office Ad Line
The Telephone is a Willing servant to bring your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the least bother to you. Either Phone-1121 Automatic, 21 Old.
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Palladium
North Third Ward Dry Initiative Prompts Saloon Protest
Arizona Desert label linked to Pennsylvania tracks would split the city north of the railroad into a dry zone. A remonstrance against the ordinance drew 508 signatures while the petition for residence section gained many women signers. Councilman Okborn introduced the measure, with Harvey Brown presenting the remonstrance. The ordinance was referred to the committee as voters weigh next steps.
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Third Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oxborn
Harvey Brown
Henry Lennard
Henry Schell
Arizona
Perth
Pennsylvania
Okborn
Theodore Candler
J. D. Stegall
David Loynd
Walter Utter
KE W Candler
Alice Loynd
William EB. Thomas
Conmardil
Boundary dispute in Panama frontier not US concern
Washington, April 7. The State Department said the occupation of Junada on the Panama Colombian frontier is a question for Colombia and Panama to resolve. It is a minor boundary dispute with which the United States has nothing to do.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
Junada
Panama
United State
Two Men Hanged From Same Scaffold In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia this morning Joseph Balrice and Max Sofer were executed on the same scaffold. Sofer killed his sweetheart and Balrice murdered the brother of his sweetheart, marking two related capital sentences carried out in a single session.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Balrice
Max Sofer
Softer
Balrice
Depositions in Smith v Vaughan Case Planned in Carthage
Local attorneys travel to Carthage on Friday to secure witness depositions in the Smith v Vaughan case. The testimony expected may shape a hearing slated for the circuit court near Monday.
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Carthage
Smith Ve. Vaughan
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Blodgett
Nicholson
Howard Gould
J. C. Graham
Fifth Street
A. J. Carey
Wade
Nelson
Statisheay
Lewis Reeves
Logansport
Medharches
Ota
The
Glen Miller
Fire Department
Whitewater
Jefferson Township
Idam, Tarbell
Brick
Commercial Club Committee
Bill
John McCarthy
Arizona Desert
North Section
Sammy
Columbia
Pennsylvanians Committee
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