Jury awards Mrs Smith two thousand for breach of promise
A jury in the case of Susan Smith vs John Vauehan awarded Mrs Smith $2000 for breach of promise. The verdict followed a long trial with debate over damages and motions for a new trial. Attorney Jessup signaled an appeal if the defense loses on post verdict motions.
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John
Vauehan
Seeleek
Messrs
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Helms and Kelley
Meny
Orvice
Fox
Wilfred Jessup
New Trme
Cnue
McGulff
Beveridge Denounces Beveridge's State Rights Speech
In Washington D C April Raynor of Marstatd delivers a brilliant address on Modern State Rights. He argues that the rights of states must be maintained inviolate as intended by the framers of the constitution and that rights under the amendments remain intact. He denounces Beveridge's child labor law and industrial propositions.
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Washington, D.C
Raynor
Marstatd
Beveridgr
Druids Return to Carnival Business in Derulds
Local carnival operators under city auspices plan a week of shows at Glen Miller Park near Main Street. The Robinson Central company, led by Yost, is expected to set up several acts as the troupe prepares to open this week under police supervision in Derulds.
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Adva ‘Robinson Centval Company
Lova Lolice
Glen Miller Park
Richmond
Dublin Man John Ellibarger Dies After Stroke
M R Ellabarger of Richmond high school travels to Dublin after the death of his father John Ellibarger who suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday and died Thursday morning. The funeral is set for Saturday afternoon.
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M. R. Ellabarger
Richmond High School
Dublin
John Ellibarger
Tragic House Fire Kills 5 Year Old in Grand Rapids
A deadly blaze struck a Grand Rapids home in mid April, killing Grover Leslitsh, five, son of Mr and Mrs Prank Leatrski, and injuring four others. The fire destroyed the residence and displaced the family.
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Grand Rapids
Grover Leslitsh
Mroa
Prank Leatrski
Tootveth
Gaivents
Hildie Terrific
Kelly as Speaker at Greenfield Commencement
President RL Kelly of Bartham Collese will deliver the commencement address at Greenfield on May 1. The custom at Greenfield calls for members of the sore heard of eche ion to deliver the commencement address, inviting speakers from the community.
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Kelly
Bartham Collese
Greenfield
Echeion
Guardian sought for child in Wayne Circuit Court case
Aiden J Edmonds and O Adams on have filed in Wayne Circuit Court to obtain guardianship for Charlotte Stanley. The action is taken by a Winchester firm of attorneys.
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O . Adamson
Wayne
Charlotte Stanley
Winchester
Attorners
Suit on Claim Involving Hartman Against Shroyer
Ry and Robert Hartman file a suit against John Shroyer over a claim demanding 14 dollars.
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Robert Hartman
John Shroyer
Battle Over Saloon Closures Sparks Indiana Debate
Governor Hawley faces opposition to a state wide purge of brewery owned saloons. Attorney General Binghanm hints at possible suits to revoke brewery charters while counties tighten liquor license scrutiny. Estimated 24 000 saloons exist in Indiana with about seven percent brewery owned amid a high stakes legal showdown.
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Indianapolis
Wid
Tate Leatin
James Binghanm
Generor
India
Hingham
Binghan
Iit
Ted
Marton
French Lick
Matily
Moreau
Hanry
Ketfon
Uhe
E. & Shumaker
Indiana
World
Miss Juliette Williams Engaged to Joseph L Leiter
Washington April 22 announcement of the engagement of Miss Juliette Williams daughter of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs John Williams to Joseph L Leiter of Chicago. The wedding is planned for early June.
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Washington, D. C
Juliette Wiliams
Dzter
John Williams
Joseph L. Leiter
Chicase
Roosevelt quits fight for naval expansion stance
Roosevelt abandons his push for naval growth amid waning Senate support. The president revealed his decision in a private message to administration backers, acknowledging the uphill political battle and shifting pressures within the pro program faction.
Commercial Club Attracts Interest In National Conservation
The Richmond Commercial Club receives praise from Senator Beveridge and Governor Hanly for resolutions supporting Roosevelt’s conference on conserving national resources. Leaders like Congressman Watson and Senator Beveridge endorse the Hepburn and Aldrich bills with varied cautions, while the club pledges to press for effective conservation measures and legislative action.
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Roosevelt
Hepburn Trust
J Frank Hanly
Sen
James Eo Watson
Commercial Club
Lam
Watson
Albert .J. Beveridge
Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
Cnlt
Senaor Beveridge
Lerters
Richmond
Illinois Democrats Back Bryan As Convention Weighs Temperance Planks
Springfield April 23 Bryan received unanimous support at the state convention as delegates were instructed for him amid a heated debate over temperance. Pressure from liquor interests and United societies tests the platform, with a middle-of-the-road plank likely and no final report until committee deliberations end.
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Springfield
Willam J. Breantn
Johnson
Minnesone
Bryan
Sullivan
Chicago
Nations
Bevenit
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Waleh
Itm
Cnr
Fe Campalen
Committee On
Foreigners Freed After Lenient Hearing In River Seining Case
John Dee and Richard Rae, both foreigners described as Greek and Turk, were arrested for seining in the White Water river. They faced a hearing yesterday, but Judge Janse Converse showed mercy and dismissed the cases after testimony from two interpreters. The Turk said he plans to leave the area and go to Cincinnati.
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Richard Rae
White Water
Janse Converse
Ihem
Interpre
Turk
Cincinnati
Loftus Jones smiles at newborn arrival in South Sixth Street home
Loftus Jones advertising manager for the Palladium greeted a newborn arriving at the Jones residence on South Sixth Street last night. The mother and child are reported to be doing well.
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Loftus Jones
Palladium
Jones
South Sixth Street
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Indiana
The Weather Prophet reports local showers Thursday night and likely Friday in Ohio with light to fresh southwest winds. Indiana showers are forecast Friday with cooler air and southeast winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
Forest Lands Burn In North Carolina Blaze
Altair North Carolina April 23 More than three miles of forest land are in ruins as the result of the most spectacular fire in years. The blaze was caused by carelessness while men were burning brush.
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Altair
N. C
Forest Lang
Sears
Four Men Dead in Pittsburg Explosion at Premedi Air Mill
Four men are dead and several others injured after an explosion at a premidi air mill in Pittsburg. Rescue crews recovered the bodies and continued a search for additional victims. A cover of smoke and confusion remains as investigators begin assessing the cause.
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Pittsburg
Pao
Dashed 10 Death In Front Of Wife New York April
A fragmentary report from New York describes a man leaping from a fifth floor window and dying in view of his wife who was leaving him for another man. Names and exact locations are unreadable in the OCR.
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New York
Fetlevine Tas
Sient Meyer Glassenhereer
Warrick
Dead Man Clasped His Trusty Sword Bridge Trestle Threatened
A chaotic report describes a dead man clasping a sword and a bridge trestle near the New York gas works, with sparks from a passing engine and a fire department response that misdirected Hose Company No 4, delaying aid as the fire spread toward the north end.
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Dead Man
CO & le
Hetlelens Hose Company No 4
Viete
North End
North Street
Surprising Compromise in McGriff Case at Hagerstown Trial
Joseph McGriff, a train carpenter, sues for injuries from a 1907 wreck near Hagerstown. A $1,000 settlement offer by the railroad was rejected as jurors favored proceeding to trial. Attorneys Robbins and Anderson represented McGriff in a lengthy case tied to a wreck that damaged a passenger car and injured eight people, with lingering losses and pain.
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Joseph Meviriff
Cieinnath Chine & St. Louie
McGriff
John F. Robbins
ROT Andersen
DOW Bowman
Greenvillee
Vaughin
Joseph McGriff
Hagerstown
Anderson
Millville
Hat
Wudat
Jury Ashe Settlement
Bookwalter’s Friend Named Postmaster of Indianapolis
Indianapolis April 23 The president appointed Robert Bryson, a trusted ally of Bookwalter in legal and political circles, as Postmaster of Indianapolis. The appointment surprised many observers and drew wide attention.
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Indianapolis
Robert
Bryson
Bookwalter
One Is Dying On Williamsburg Bridge Collision
New York report says John Bryan and his mother were riding in a touring car when they lost control and the vehicle plunged from the Williamsburg Bridge. Mrs. Anna Hrean is in a hospital fearing for her life as the car, valued at several thousand dollars, is a complete wreck.
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New York
John Bryan
Willamsburg Bridge
Anna Hrean
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