Hale Discharged as Jury Finds Him of Sound Mind
Hamen L Hale is freed and will leave tomorrow after a local board of inquiry found him of sound mind. The case featured a lengthy juvenile court examination before Judge F Houghton and Justice Kellams, with Hale later receiving a formal discharge. The proceedings touched on Senate business and various bills, but the focus remained on Hale's mental fitness and release.
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Harden L. Hale
Board of Inquiry
Circuit Court
Hamen L. Hale
Wbot
Kied Ham Dillon
F. Houghton
Hale
Court House
James Kellams
President Carries Big Jug of Snakebite Remedy
Harrisburg Kentucky February 10 The Louisville Kentucky postmaster of Hodgeway and General John B Castelmin of Kentucky report a thirty year old whiskey in a jug carried home by a president. The item appears to reference a snakebite remedy carried by a leader amid unclear context.
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Harrisburg
Louisville
Kentucky
Hodgeway
John B. Castelmin
Unclear OCR fragment yields misread notes and names
A fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled text with scattered phrases and nonsensical segments. No coherent event, names, dates, or places are extractable to form a factual summary.
Theater Fire Tragedy Kills Hundreds at Exit Crushes
A devastating theater fire traps crowds at exits causing many deaths and crush injuries. Authorities report hundreds perished while attempting to flee, with many victims crushed in corridors and stairwells. Investigators probe blaze origin as hospitals treat survivors and city officials vow safety tightenings.
Flores Theatre Fire Devastates Ataguley City
Disaster strikes the Flores Theatre in Ataguley on Sunday night killing about 250 to 300 people. Wealthy families suffer heavy losses as whole households perish. Fire spreads rapidly trapping patrons and burning the wooden structure as telegraph and post offices sustain damage and rescue efforts focus on identifying victims.
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Flores
Ataguley
Acapulco
Damian Flores
Jorge Bene
Atapuley
Associated Press
Mervin
Mexico
Died in St Louis headline fragment
A fragmented OCR notice mentions a death in St Louis and references local names and events, preserving only partial readable facts about a person and situation.
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ST. Louis
Felts Returns From Prison After Nearly Seven Years
James Felts is released from prison after serving almost seven years in a state penitentiary. A shooting incident at a northern area venue led to Felts injuring another man and prompted his earlier confinement. The assailant, said to be connected to a girl, fled. Felts was later moved home from the hospital as he begins post release life.
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Ake Oy
Campbeil
Vincennes
Michigan
Grayty Mondsy
James Felts
Bith
Fetts
Sen
Grisan
Daviess County
Spur Will Extend From Glass Factory To West Loop
The Southwestern will build a spur from the Carnahan Manufacturing complex to the west, crossing MUL street near the yard and running along the east side of the Jinder yard. Railway engineers will conduct surveys in a few weeks to plan the new spur.
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Boa O Southwestern
Loo Hhotee
Carnahan Manufacturing Wompats
Pliot
Vanpanys
Lombexy
Mul Street
Train Tragedy Report From Redford Indiana
Fragmented report describes a train incident near Redford Indiana involving a man and a group of youths. Details are garbled with uncertain names and places, but indicate a collision or injury on an eastbound track with a body found and local authorities involved.
Stanford proposes house talker plan to boost fraternity scholarship
Palo Alto Cal Feb 16 President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University suggests each fraternity chapter be presided by a house talker to curb drop in scholarship. He urges adoption of fraternity rules to overcome this evil and improve academic performance.
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Palo Alto
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Speaker Honan Careened Through Courtroom Tilt
The record shows Speaker Honan sustaining a tight tilt against Bweeney with steady defense and brief decisive exchanges. Both sides traded rapid jabs as the contest intensified, drawing attention from onlookers and adding tension to the session.
Governor signs bills and fee fix on certificates of election
Governor signs several measures including a bill fixing the scale of fees charged by the Secretary of State for certificates of election. The action follows introductions by Kistler of a bill aimed at adjusting charges and mustering compliance across state offices.
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Kistler
Secretary of State
Sequesths Fund for Drinks Pops Up at Hazelton Rink
A quirky local note reports a vote for the most popular lady booster at the Adichternum rink in Hazelton. Names such as Verena Savith Wes, Howena Leu Wil, Apda Khe, and Rudy Russell appear amid the crowd, with a plan to fund celebrations through saloon ties and a funeral toast for a deceased benefactor. Indianapolis proceedings also discussed bills on machinery hall funding, tenement law, and public finances.
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Bhater
Adichternum
Wass
Vorena Savith Wes Abn
Howena Leu Wil
Vale Bepi
Apda Khe
Wee Rudy Russell
Helen Kocher
Lote McGehee
Naraan Music
Axtell
Points Danger and Saves Bill in Short Talk
Senator Strange argues the defeat of the Mattingly road bill would leave the road law on the hooks while voting for the measure later. The bill, passed 9 to 0, gives county commissioners broader powers and allows tree holders to remonstrate while outnumbered petitioners can count a road petition to be dismissed. The revised act permits gravel or pavement and removes the phrase or other material, affecting rural lanes. Senator Mattingly denounces the measure, claiming it diverged from the prior law.
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Strange
Mattingly
Enitors
Mattiogly
Abrextans Farm
Fie
Mrs Phoee George Dies at Loogootee Home
Mrs Phoee George, 78, died Monday at her Loogootee home where she had been living with her son Joseph George. She was the widow of John George.
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Loogootee
Phoee George
Joseptr George
John
Democrats Hold Gaucus On Important Measures
Delegates discussed party goals in the senate and house as they plan to advance measures from employer liability to wage laws. A joint committee was formed to study counting bills and propose changes, with sessions set for Thursday night to consider the party platform and potential inheritance tax debate.
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Democrata
Legislate
Senate
Democratic Party
Bowse
Bowas
eTowidge
Seldenesther
Iaerard
Smith
Fonatar Grube
Hay
Agli Oul
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Ingis
Lation
Escape at Knox county jail mirrors prior successful break
Bill Manning, recently captured at Vincegnés while linked to a burglary at John Wilhelm residence, escaped Knox county jail Monday morning using a similar method to an earlier inmate John Clark. Police alerted. jailer Thompson shot at Manning, door damaged, Manning disappeared toward the rear alley. Manning awaited transport to Michigan City for a one to eight year sentence.
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Bill Manning
Vincegnés
John Wilhelm
Knox County
John Clark
Washington
Thompson
Manning
Thia
Indiana Veterans Mutiny Over Pension Money at Home
At Lafayette the State Soldier's Home inmates, facing a $3,000 debt, agreed to surrender pension funds over $3 monthly after Governor Marshall advised inaction. Commandant Smock consulted the governor, a federal threat spurred a bill to raise per capita maintenance from 12.50 to 16 dollars, pending in the Senate.
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Ndianapolis
Ind
Lafayette
C. P. Hill
Marshall
Smock
Congress
House
Billeaijll
Senate
Senator Powers Proposes Local Option Bill in Senate
Senator Powers of An gola introduces a bill to amend the county option law. It would permit liquor licenses in wards or townships that vote wet. The measure was referred to the Public Morals committee alongside the Proctor Tomlinson town and ward option bill.
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Powers
Angola
Senate
Committee of Public Morals
Proctor-Tomlinson House
Horton brothers plead guilty in assault case
Circuit Court heard Charles and John Horton charged with assault and battery. Each man pleaded guilty and were fined three dollars and costs. The Cincinnati Seating Factory appeared before the court this afternoon.
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Charles
John Horton
Cincinnati
Segregate Men from Women in Marriage Laws
Chicago February 15. Senator Samuel Ettason Boe proposes a state law to segregate married and unmarried people by titles. He mentions unmarried women calling themselves Miss and married women Mrs. He suggests making it a felony for a married man to use a bachelor’s title to protect single women. The plan would abolish married women’s rights in one stroke.
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Chicago
Atate
Samuel Ettason Boe
Nisier
Mia
FIVE TRAINMEN INJURED IN VICENNES RAIL WRECK NEAR SPENCER
Five railroad workers were seriously injured when freight train No 11 crashed into rear of freight train No 44 near Kamona east of Spencer Indiana at 545 this morning. Injured include Harvey Wichite Joseph Greening Catvip and others from Tad anapoite Willetta and Mcallen. Wreck blamed on a misunderstanding of orders.
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Spencer
Ind
Vincennes
Dalty
Kamona
Tour Meg
Freighet
Harvey Wichite
Joseph Greening
C Catvip
Freman
Tadanapoite
Willetta
Mcallen
Ordara
Two Chinese Laundrymen Convert to Church Revival in Bloomington
Moy Sam and Lee Bam, both in Bloomington for fourteen years after leaving Greencastle, embraced the Chugdan religion during monster revival meetings at College Avenue M. E. Church led by Kerr brothers evangelists. They attended yesterday, promised to join the church, and were granted permission. A Sunday school class and a special teacher will be organized for the two converts.
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Bloomington
Ind
Moy Sam
Lee Bam
Blaelty
College Avenue M. EL
A Valuable Suggestion for Reading Comfort
An old advertisement notes readers suffer eye strain and headaches after long sessions, blamed on refractive errors. It promotes a modern optical parlor offering free examinations and a claimed best method to achieve clear vision with guaranteed satisfaction.
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