Attack on Marshall Prompts Southern Democratic Debate
The Indianapolis Star reports on editorials criticizing Governor Marshall Wateron for nonpartisan or bipartisan appointments. It notes Southern Democrats fear he is insufficiently Democratic if he hires Republicans, while Indiana voters may accept nonpartisan governance despite party lines. Editorials suggest the issue could shake Democratic unity and highlight debates over presidential prospects.
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Divertor Marshall
Bmarahall
Hin
Felth
Marshal
Marshall
Republicana
Southern Democrata
Govarnge Marshall
Republicare
Democratic Party
Tila
Atate
Beijae
Indiana
Bridal party plans marred by tariff debate and travel
Amid scattered gossip and political chatter, a bridal party in Minnesota faced social questions as Senator Cummins moves to attach a tariff amendment taxing incomes over 35 000. Bishop Rev Silas Chatar is traveling from Indianapolis to New York then Europe, with Rev Poti Rowan accompanying him, returning July 15 after visiting Loudon Paris and the American College jubilee.
Three Pearls Sold For Two Hundred Dollars In Indiana
In Vincennes Indiana on June 2 reports show pearl buyers active along the Wabash and White rivers. Charles Windau purchased three pearls including a rare jet black gem weighing 36 1/2 grains near St Cratesville, valued well over 1000 dollars. A white pearl weighing 24 grains and another near 35 grains were also sold, totaling over 200 dollars for the set. Pearl diggers and shell traders continue to profit as prices rise.
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Vincennes
Ind
Charles A. Windan
Windau
White River
Alleged Brand Larceny Charged in Local Case
Alley Connoner was arrested this week on grand larceny charges after an affidavit. He appeared before Mayor Robert Risell, waived preliminary hearing, and was jailed on bond. Trial set for Thursday at 2 p.m. Witnesses report theft of $1,000 from Charles Valin.
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Alley Connoner
Robert Rissell
Charles Valin
Prisoner Jokin Found Guilty in Iowa Murder Case
John Juntin Jokin was found guilty of murdering Clara Jensen in Ottumwa. The verdict sparked a mob scene at the courthouse as guards escorted the prisoner to a waiting special train to Port Madlane penitentiary. Jensen was killed February 3 after being attacked on her way home.
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la Dame
John Juntin
Entervilly
Clara Jensen
Ottumwa
Sfager
MA. Robequm
Altomneya
Hrobertus
Junkin
Court House
Gaarda
Wtreetcar Wan
Hartingtog
Walting
Jonking
Port Madlane
Jonkin
Iowa
Clara Hosen
Bebe
Admiral Vorreson Afloat In Ice Near Newfoundland
The Norwegian steamer Admiral Vorreson, en route from Cardiff to Watana Newfoundland, became trapped in a floe near North Sydney, CH. After eight days in ice, captain Wiarkner feared for the ship and crew for forty hours as danger of a crush loomed. A wind shift opened a passage and the vessel narrowly cleared the lee.
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Bugekee
Rocka
New Foundland
Admiral Vorreson
Cardiff
Wales
Watana
Wiarkner
Tax protests, missing pedestrian, and local notices mix in June dispatch
Territorial roundup from Terrytown reports a $150000 tax assessment dispute involving John D Rockefeller amid protest by a representative. a pedestrian, Edward Thain Weston, is missing 20 miles west of Cheyenne after leaving Curr, Wyoming. Synod meetings and other local items fill the day as Milk theft charges are cleared, a bank president completes a prison term, and a fatal automobile crash in Stratford claims a 13 year old. Weather outlook for Minnesota, Indiana, and Missouri follows.
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John D Rockefeller
Mt Rockefeller
Pocantico Hila
Weston
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edward Thain
Weston Tv
Wince
Rankin Maryfield marriage celebrated in Spink home
Lawrence Edward Rankin driver for Spink mills married Elizabeth Maryfield at Rev W W Moore's home about 9 pm last evening. They plan to settle on East Walnut Street. Mrs Rankin is daughter of Mrs Jefferson Maryfield of Van Buren Township. Rankin, well known in the city, is son of Dan Rankin and has long worked at Spink mills.
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Spink Unlls
Elizabeth Maryfeld
Spink
W. W. Moore
East Walnut Street
Rankin
Jefferson Maryfield
van Buren Township
T. F. Spink
Dan Rankin
Fel Spink
Fate of Sheriff Shipp Postponed in Rehearing Bid
Southern gentleman and five co defendants seek a rehearing delaying the fate of Sheriff Shipp. The defendants press for a fresh review while court schedules anew.
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Sheriff Shipp
Supreme Court Defers Sentences in Sheriff Shipp Case
A large crowd gathered at the United States Supreme Court as Sheriff Shipp and five codefendants faced contempt charges tied to a prisoner lynching. Chief Justice Fuller deferred sentence and granted thirty days to file petitions for rehearing while the six men were returned to the eastern district of Tennessee for release on bond.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Shipp
Tuat
Waa
Marshal Wright
Lowers
Clit
Chamice
Shepard
Fuller
Muller
Tennessee
Chactanooga
Grocers Annual Meet Opens In Portland Ore
Hundreds of retailers attend the national grocers convention in Portland Oregon as J C Mann opens the session with welcome remarks. J C Kramer of Little Rock delivers the annual address while John A Green briefs on state reports. Elections loom for president and treasurer with Sullivan of Chicago and Schwab of Milwaukee as leading candidates.
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Ore
J. C. Mann
Toen Aasociation
Kine
State Retail Association
Mayer Harry Lane
Moet
Thomas P. Sullivan
Chicago
Henry W. Schwab
Milwaukee
L. P. Padberg
el Loula
Brewers Lead Reforms Push in Liquor Sales Policy
Rudolph J. Schaefer president of the New York Brewers Association outlined the National Brewers Association policy at the state convention. He said brewers will lead reform in the sale of alcohol this year and credited New York clergymen for aiding liquor reform efforts to counter prohibition. Two hundred delegates attend the national convention opening tomorrow.
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Rudolph J. Schaefer
New York Brewers Association
National Brewers Association
New York
Crop Prospects Are Better Than Business Conditions
York Central president William C. Brown reports June crop outlook is excellent despite tariff delays. He contrasts farming strength with lagging business, saying tariffs do not affect crops. Atlantic City hosts American Medico-Psychological association with Dr Lang lef Brown endorsing open air treatment for mental illness. Electric Bitters touted for skin, nerves, and complexion.
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William ¢. Brown
York Central Railroad
Atlantic City
American Medico-Psychological Association
Langlef Brown
Chicago
Mail Robber Identified in Spokane
Spokane identifies the suspected railroad bandit Dan Downer through Patrolman Chester Edwards by portraits. Downer, tied to earlier Everett arrests with Fred Torrenson, is held in Omaha Jail with Woods. Detective McDonald travels to Omaha to complete the link in the case.
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Wash
W. D. Woods
Omaha
Overland Limited
Chester Edwards
Mespe
Portraita
Dan Downer
Edwards
Downer
Fred Torrenson
Everett
Torgenson
Woods
Alexander McDonald
Notice to creditors and claimants in Reeve township
Noties is hereby given that I will be at my office at Alfordsville Saturday of each week for all persons having business with Reeve township. Other times at my residence three miles south by Alfordsville. Cox, Trustee.
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Reeve Township
Noties
Alfordsville
Cox, Traxtee
Wrong-way crossing leads to near disaster in Vincennes auto party
An auto party traveling through Vincennes collided with a freight engine on a street crossing. The car swerved as a switch failed, smashing the locomotive front and bending the equipment. The occupants, including John Francis Kelley, escaped with only minor injuries after the engine stopped the vehicle from overturning.
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Fid
Hentz
Yuroy
Baghy
Fortanafets
Breen Hat Color Case Captures Percy Deighton in St Louis
A description using grey eyes and a green hat led detectives to arrest Percy Reginald Deighton of Huntington Indiana, a music professor and Presbyterian graduate, at Union Station. He is held on a charge of passing worthless checks and admits drug-related faults in his temper.
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Percy Reginald Deightoin
Huntington
Indiana
Poland
Perty
Union Station
Plyce
Howard
Deighton
Railroads face freight car shortages threatening future capacity
The industry warns of ongoing car shortages that affect 4 to 6 billion tons moved daily and could wipe out gains by next October. Officials note October 1908 showed idle capacity still high amid shortages, with railroads planning to offset losses and explore solutions.
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