Connersville Inquiries Focus on Duboise Trio
In Connersville investigators press questions on Farl Duboise Philpott and Sturgis amid a murder probe linked to Joseph Tucy. Prosecutor Jessup Sheriff Meredith and Chief Bailey seek new evidence from Duboise sister in law and other sources while denying disclosure of sensitive details.
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Jess
Philpott
Joseph Tucy
Bailey
Dir Boise
Shurgess
Thase
Dubleise
Philpert
Sturgis
Progeentor Jeeoup
Meredith
Connersville
Ralph DuBoise
DuBoise
Jessup
Daboise
Sturtess
Liev
Abe! Wan
Taney Farm
Young DuBoise
Malley
Roosevelt to seek limits on federal judges power
President Roosevelt plans to send a special message to Congress proposing legislation to clearly define and restrict federal judges in issuing injunctions. The move follows criticisms of injunctions against labor actions, notably Judge Dayton of West Virginia. Attorney General Bonaparte is to review cases and report on possible statutory limits, while the president vows impartial application of justice for all interests before the law.
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Roosevelt
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Dayton
West Virginia
Bonaparte
Young Attorneys Enter or Decline Race for Prosecutor
Myra C. Robbing announces candidacy for Republican prosecutor nomination. Robbins Storr & Robbins partner has practiced in Richmond and vows a thorough canvass. Robert L. Study contemplates running but withdraws citing lack of interest. Ladd Burgess, two local schoolmasters, wage a strong primary campaign for the office.
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Myra C. Robbing
Robbins
Ises Ladd
Wayne County
Robbins, Storr & Robbins
Richmond
Robert L. Study
Study
Schoolminster
Ladd
Burgess
Couuty
Earlham Debaters Pick Four For Final Class Contest
Seven juniors and freshmen opened with the resolution That the United States should subsidize her merchant marine. Haworth John Heaton Morris Jones from the junior class and Pennington from the freshman class won, to represent their groups in the final debate against senior and Sapho more entrants. Six men will later be chosen to debate against Wabash and Butler in the triangular college contest.
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Earlham
United States
Haworth
John Heaton
Morris Jones
Pennington
Saphae
Wabash and
Batler
Sons of Veterans Prepare for Winchester Division Inspection
Leal and other members of the Sons of Veterans wind GA KR have all received invitations to the Division Inspection to be held at Winchester next Wednesday night. State Secretary Thusworth urges punctual attendance. The committee notes may include forty four Leanartates and a 44 pound item, promising a striking display.
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Sons of Veteranls Wind GA
Winchester
Thusworth
Werid
Second Convention Hints T Township Trustees Action
The township trustees plan a second convention this year and invite all trustees taking office January 1, 140. The executive committee will not propose legislation, leaving it to the new committee. A card of advance pay and a request to permit trustees’ section may be introduced. Charles Potter of Wayne township chairs the executive committee.
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Alourth
Harles Potter
Wayne Township
Us County
Weather May Lift Egg Prices Again
The report warns that without a strong weather moderation the price of eggs could rise beyond reach once more. At present eyes are selling for 25 cents a dozen, though that figure may not hold.
For Rent Ad Promises Profits Amid Classifieds
A fragmented note urges readers to check the Classified Advertisements on Page seven for rental opportunities and implied profits. The text is garbled but centers on rent listings and potential earnings from listings.
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Will Rey
Colored man enters Wayne township Republican primary
Walter V. Dennis, editor at the local colored newspaper, announces his candidacy for trustee of Wayne township becoming the first colored man to seek any office in the area. He seeks solid colored support and may affect the nine white opponents as only about 8,000 Republican votes exist in the township.
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Walter V. Dennis
Hjetiniend
Dennis
Ve Interview
Indiana
Wayne Township
Trial Set in Government Case Against Railroad Advertising Free Passes
In Chicago on January 25, Jadee Kohlenat of the U S circuit court set March % for trial in the government suit against the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad. The line is charged with granting free transportation for advertising in a move the railway sought to test the constitutionality of a veto law prohibiting railroads from paying for advertising with mileage.
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Chicago
Jadee Kohlenat
United States Circuit Court
Chiceazo, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad
Weather notes from Indiana and Ohio
In Indiana, expect increasing cloudiness Sunday with moderate temperatures. In Ohio, fair conditions are expected on Sunday.
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Indiana
Decline in Indiana Oil Production Reported
Washington reports a steady drop in Indiana oil output over the past year. Indiana produced 5,290,770 barrels in 190X, down from prior levels, despite about 1,200 new wells adding nearly 15,000 barrels per day. Developments mostly in Delaware, Grant, and Jay counties amid extensive saltwater issues.
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Washington
W Government
Indiana
Delaware
Grant
Jay Counties
Police clash at University of Pennsylvania restaurant riot
A University of Pennsylvania disturbance erupted as students clashed with police near a campus eatery. Officers used night sticks while pushing and beating aggressors who resisted. Dozens were injured and several youths were arrested amid chaos, with glassware damaged and a lunch room in disarray.
Thaw Trial to Hear Abe Hummel Testimony Next Week
District Attorney Jerome will bring Abe Hummel from Blackwell's Island to testify again in Marty Thaw's trial. The defense plans to reveal the famous Evelyn Neabit affidavit details and to show Thaw's alleged early sickness and mental weakness. Four European witnesses for the defense are described as the four witches from Europe who will testify on Monday.
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New York
Jerome
Abe Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Marty Thaw
Evelyn Nea
Mads
Thaw
Europe
Ike
Julia A .Bigam
Evelyn
Abe Haromel
City Clerk Taggart Arrested on Drunkenness Charge
John F P Tugger city clerk was taken into custody on a public intoxication charge at his city building office yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock. His father in law M J Wilson removed him to his home preventing jail. He faces arraignment Monday and impeachment hints hover after grand jury censure for intoxicated conduct at a council meeting last year.
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Are ‘Wate
Iitopiesson
Taggart
Grand Miry Ino
Indiana Munici Fal League
Micers
M. J. Wilson
Tiine
Wilson
Batley
Bailey
Shaw Lecture Tonight at St Pauls Lutheran Church
James Hi Shaw of Bloomington IL speaks on Lessons From Lincoln at St Pauls Lutheran on South Seventh. Shaw, chautauqua manager, has lectured to YMCAs in Minnesota and is known for Ireland and England talks. Local Rich mond audience recalls his strong speaking record.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
South Seventh Street
James Hi. Shaw
Bloomington
Lincoln
Shaw
Y. M. C. Ass
Mlinots
Richmond
Ireland
England
Evil now a necessity says judge
Joliet January 23 Judge Willard M McEwen of Chicago told the Steel Works club that evil is a necessity to spur progress and prevent inaction. He argued people cannot be wholly good or bad and noted brains muscle and the law in his talk, avoiding political remarks or mention of candidacy.
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Joliet
Willard M. McEwen
Chicago
Steel Works Club
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