Judges Rule Civil Service Does Not Shield Deputies
Samuel E Bercheval US marshal Indiana may remove his deputy Democrats and appoint Republicans. Judge Baker ruled the marshal acts within his authority and civil service rules have not changed the law. The decision ends the petition of Charles P Taylor seeking to enjoin removals.
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Indiana AG Sent to Versailles to Prosecute Mob
Indianapolis reports the governor ordered the attorney general to pursue mob law violations after the Versailles lynching. A Ripley county prosecutor's letter said the grand jury adjourned without indictments and warned more actions may follow. In Osgood, Francisco Willis and Kelley were sued by Vigilant Committee to leave town or be lynched, with twenty six others slated for similar notices.
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al Willis
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Pointer and Patchen Set Fresh Track Marks at Readville
Terre Haute Ind Sept 29 two latest miles in one day fastest quarter pace and yet world pacing record stands Star Pointer set pace at Readville slow start due to a sore tooth McClary driving wide of the pole From the half he surged with 28 third quarter and 58 half mile time Patchen in top form but pacemaker lagged finishing 2014 for the mile and quarter of a second faster than his previous record
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Drought Ravages Indiana Waterways on 30 Mile Ride
Jeffersonville Indiana observers describe a severe drought across the state. A thirty mile wheel ride reveals dry watercourses with dangerous fords that once carried men and horses, underscoring the rigors faced by residents.
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Girl dies in barn fire sparked by playing with matches
Emma Timmerman seven year old daughter of Perry Timmerman of Bridgeton area was playing with matches in her father's barn and started a hay fire. The flames spread rapidly and she died before rescue. Two horses perished in the blaze.
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Bridgeton
Indiana truancy board meets after education law takes effect
The state truancy board held its first meeting since the compulsory education law began. Indications show 50,000 more pupils enrolled in Indiana than last year with large attendance gains in parochial and private schools. The board directs that truancy officers inform the nearest priest and seek friendly enforcement to bring children into school.
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Kokomo Women Organize Oil Drilling Company
The Kokomo group organizes an oil venture with $10,000 capital all subscribed and payable next week. Mrs Laura Scofield is president and Mrs Dana Cottey treasurer. A drilling contract will be let this week for the first well on Mrs Cottey’s land.
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Thompson Wins Amateur Gun Cup at Indiana Shoot
The Limited Gun club tournament in Indianapolis opened with 29 shooters at 100 targets for the Indiana Kentucky Ohio Illinois and Michigan amateur championship. W. Thompson from Lafayette Gun club broke 91 targets to claim the cup.
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Receiver reports August results for L E St L railroad
Indianapolis, Sept 29 Receiver Jarvis filed August report for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad. Total receipts 197817.82 dollars and disbursements 182255.91 dollars. On hand cash 60303.80 dollars.
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Committees Named by Monetary CommissionPresident Edmunds
President Edmunds announced the committees for the Monetary Commission in Washington. Members include C Stuart Patterson Louis A Garnet J Laurence Laughlin on metallic currency. Robert S Taylor Stuyvesant Fish J W Fries and George F Edmunds on demand obligations. Charles B Fairchild T G Bush W B Dean and George E Leighton on the banking system. A recess was set to Oct 11 with sessions to refine and organize received suggestions.
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Ratekin resigns after Duffield and Longly dismissal
Marshalltown Iowa September 29 Substantial action follows the discharge of Surgeon Duffield and Quarter Master Longly for misconduct and incompetence by Commandant Ratekin of the Iowa Soldiers Home. A special session via telegraph was convened to review the cause and Ratekin offered his resignation which was accepted.
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Weather Outlook for Midwest and Iowa Areas
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours from 8 p.m. yesterday show Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin experiencing fair weather with warmer temperatures and fresh southeasterly winds. Iowa also reports fair weather with southeasterly winds.
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Chicago Board of Trade quotes and livestock market wrap
Chicago prices from September 28 show wheat, corn, oats and fats with varied futures and cash quotes. Park October grain and December oats traded alongside live stock ranges for hogs cattle and sheep, with receipts estimates and price brackets across grades and categories.
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General Tracy Nominated for Mayor of Greater New York
Benjamin F. Tracy former secretary of the navy is nominated by the regular Republican organization for mayor as Seth Low trails in the vote. The convention adopts a platform linking the issue to the Chicago platform and urges support for Tracy while opposing Tammany and Bryanism.
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Williams Nominated for Massachusetts Governor by Democrats
George Bred Williams of Dedham was nominated for governor at the Massachusetts Democratic state convention held in Worcester on Sept. 29. Other nominees include Christopher Callahan for lieutenant governor and C. D. Nash for secretary of state. The convention was noted as disorderly at times.
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Veterans at the State Fair Attend Old Soldiers Day
Veterans gathered in Springfield Illinois for Old Soldiers day and regimental reunions at the State Fair. Attendees hailed from many states with ten thousand veterans noted, while regiments from Iowa to Massachusetts and beyond formed bonds for yearly meetings at fair time.
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