Convention Hall Hears Ralston Slack Contest For Governor
At Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on March 26 the Democratic State Convention began voting for a governor candidate. Ballots showed Slack, Ralston, Kuhn and others, with Kuhn eventually withdrawing. Marion county leaders and Wayne county delegates were active, Bryan and Kein were endorsed for national roles, and the platform called for tariff revision, postal savings banks, an income tax, labor support, and local option liquor measures amid heated floor disputes and police intervention.
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Indianapolis
Slack
Ralston
Marshall Kuhn
Kuhn
Franklin
Decatur
Union
Wayne County
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
McCulough Shall
Conn
McCullogh
Warne County
McCullough
Marshall
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kein
Vicw
Roosevelt
Reservations Committee
gMarion
Facurty
Taggart
Mier
Guerber Considered as Successor to Miss Hill at Earlham
Dr. Adolph Guerber, former Earlham College faculty member, is under board consideration as the probable successor to Miss Sarah Hill who resigned from the foreign languages department. He left in 1904 due to ill health, returned to Germany, has since recovered, and is now conducting research in Florence, Italy. Guerber is noted as a linguist and archaeology expert.
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Adolph Guerber
Earlham College
Sarah Him
Department of Foreign Languages
Guerbey
Earlham
Germany
Pnd
Florence
Italy
Ly Guerber
Examination begins in district schools countywide
Final monthly examinations are now in progress across seven month schools including Abington Reston Center Dalton Franklin Greene Harrison Jefferson New Garden Washington and Webster townships. All schools have set dates with the first starting April 10 and the others following.
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Abington
Reston
Center
Dalton
Franklin
Greene
Harrison
Jefferson
New Garden
Washington
Webster
Appreciated Sermon Draws Large Baptist Church Audience
A large audience heard Rev. G. M. Lehigh at the First Baptist church last night. He spoke of life, soul, and home as trusts from God to be used wisely. At service end four members joined the church by letter.
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G .M. Lehigh
First Baptist Church
Second Fire Department Accident injures driver Brown
A Richmond fire department driver, Brown, sustained a severely mashed foot during a collision with a suspended hose line. The incident followed a prior leg injury years earlier from scaffolding collapse and other hose handling mishaps within the department.
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Richmond Fire Department
Geverge Wilson
Maes
Indy
Wilson
Joes
Jeran
Johnson
Tin
Brown
A& Foot
Dynamite attack targets Gary reformer home
A bomb exploded under the window of reformer Freda Kappelman’s home in Gary Indiana. Seven people and a score of buildings were damaged as gamblers sought vengeance for removing slot machines and other gambling devices from town. Sheriff Carter says the gamblers were responsible for the midnight blast.
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Gary
Ind
Freda Kappelman
Fred Kappelman
Kappelaan
Carter
Night Riders Active Destroy Warehouses and Homes in Covington
Covington Kentucky March 26 a fire destroyed the warehouses of T H Hamilton and about a dozen residences with estimated damage near two hundred thousand dollars. Authorities suspect Kentucky night riders set the blaze and the Cincinnati fire department aided the effort. Guards at Cincinnati warehouses have been summoned as threats against them persist.
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Covington
T. H. Hamilton
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Woman seeks annulment in Wayne circuit court
Blanche Worley files suit in Wayne circuit court seeking annulment of her marriage to Geo W Worley. She accuses him of fraud intended to avoid paternity actions and alleges he planned desertion after the marriage. She says he later showed no intent to support her and has lived apart since.
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Blanche Worley
Wayne
Geo. W. Worley
Verdict favors C C L in rail line case
Attorney Jain F Robbins received a telephone message from Hamilton Ohio that the jury in the J D Pulis versus Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Railroad Company case returned a verdict for the defendant. Robbins represented the railroad in the litigation.
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Jain F Robbins
Hamilton, O
J. D. Pulis
Chicago, Cincinnati
Fire Rips Through Leland Hotel During State Convention
A noon fire devastated the Leland Hotel in Springfield causing near panic at the Republican state convention hall. Delegates scrambled to save luggage as flames spread. Estimated loss placed at 150000 dollars.
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Springfield
Leland Hote
Hote
Father Refuses Aid in Blake Murder Forgery Case
Anderson Indiana March 26 The father of Grover Blake and a brother in law asked to be released as sureties on a 1009 bond in a murder forgery case. The father refuses counsel for Grover. Grand jury to convene Monday. It is believed money Mrs Blake wore hidden may have funded defense. Ozro Reynolds, held as an accomplice, claims alibi and may show he was not with Grover when the murder occurred.
Stevens Succumbed After Shooting in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 26 D F Stevens an American diplomat and advisor to the Korean council of state died from peritonitis after being shot last Monday The Korean student who fired is detained investigators say the shooting stemmed from a conspiracy among Koreans in the city
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San Francisco
D. F. Stevens
Korean Council of State
Ilja
Plen of Intoxication in Cambridge City Case
Joseph Abrams, arrested at Gane 52 City, charged with stealing a horse and bogey from Benning the liveryman. He is son of McKenzie Abrams, a former Washington township resident. Abrams visited Cambridge City last Saturday, inquired at the Lackey horse barns about horse prices. His defense rests on intoxication.
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Joseph Abrams
Gane
City
Benning
McKenzie Abrams
Washington Township
Young Abrams
Cambridge City
The Weather Prophet Indiana and Ohio Friday
A weather note reports rain and colder conditions for Indiana and Ohio on Friday. Strong winds and a drop in temperatures are expected, influencing travel plans and outdoor activities. Local forecasts advise layering clothing and checking road conditions for potential slick surfaces.
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Indiana
Ohio
Anarchist Paper Barred From Mail In Washington
The Post Office department on March 26 barred La Questione Sociale the Catterson New Jersey anarchist paper from the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
la Questione Sociale
Catterson
New Jersey
Remonstrance in Prospect Against a Township Road
A Washington township protest grows over a proposed free gravel turnpike and new law flaws. Randolph County officials note tax bond issues, and residents push for a remonstrance to county commissioners amid disputes over taxable bonds and low interest rates.
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Washington Township
Wayne County
Randolph County
Wayne
Randolph
Winchester
Wayne Counties
Randolph Counts
Knickerbocker Trust Reopens Doors After Panic
Knickerbocker Trust Company in New York reopens its doors after closure during the recent panic. Depositors may withdraw ten percent of their deposits as the bank resumes operations.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Governor Guild Improves Condition In Boston
Governor Guild's condition improved today in BostonMass March 24 as physicians reported better signs and noted stabilization of his health amid ongoing care and monitoring by hospital staff.
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Boston
Mass
Governor Guild
Mother pleads for condemned son at Auburn
The mother of Chester Gillette condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of Grace Brown in Auburn New York this month had a one hour interview with Governor Hughes. She made a final appeal for clemency as legal options exhausted.
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Chester Gilletta
Auburn
N.Y
Pretty Grace Brown
Hughes
Chester Trom
Governor Hughes Refuses Interference in Gillette Case
Auburn March 26 Governor Hughes today refused to interfere in the case of Chester Gillette sentenced to be electrocuted next week for the murder of his sweetheart Grace Brown. Gillette stated Last chance gone.
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Auburn
Hughes
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Gillette
Popular Man for Ten Lectures at Chautauqua
A Chautauqua program in the county will feature ten lectures by George M. Philip, principal of the State Normal College at West Chester, Pa. He will discuss civil government topics in a popular series for teachers, with other speakers including John F. Haines and Charles Zeublin delivering two lectures each, and E. M. Hughes of The Pauw University also contributing.
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George M. Philipe
State Normal College
Wealchester
John F. Haines
Nobleeville
Charles Zenblig
Chicago
E. M. Hughes
Pauw University
Mtr Philips
Althoweh
Stlehr
al Eression
Messrs
Halnex
Zeublin
Hughes
Classified Advertising Line Promotes Palladium Office Use
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
Angered Parents Plan Prosecution of George Barker Polo Star
George Barker a 19 year old Richmond polo player faced arrest for stealing about $300 from his parents in Punt Michigan. His mother Mrs. Barker declares they will prosecute and hope a penitentiary term will reform him. Barker admits taking money in amounts, says he spent on clothes and travel, and disclosed a fruit jar hiding place. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow.
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George Barker
Starmush
Richmond
Punt
Mich
William Barker
Barker
McNally
George
Hls
Caleb Powers Stricken Seriously Ill in Georgetown
Caleb Powers lies dangerously ill in Georgetown as friends and relatives are barred from visiting. The situation is complicated by a threat of typhoid fever, raising concerns for his condition.
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Caleb Powers
Lexisgton
Georgetown
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J. H. Kuhn
Sikth
County
Beck
Walter D. Cook
Bulletin
O. Owen Kuhn
Bryan
George BR. Harriss
Fountain City
Harris
John Osborn
Payette County
Charles Beck
George Pigman
Union County
John Db. Deprez
Shelby County
David Anitieve
Fayette County
G. I. Tremane
Wayne Contingent
Fred Barrows
Connersville
Tim
Old Burnt
KE. Moore
Will Hough
Greenfield
Mims
Edgar M. Haas
Repiblican Organization
Miss Hill
George Wilson
Gary, Ind
Frederick Kappelman
Night Riders
Covington, Ky
J. Sergeant Cram
Reynolds
Stevens
Abrams
Son OF
The
Knickerbocker Open
Mrs. Gillette
George M. Philips
Institute of Teachers
Charles Zeublin
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