Jury Drawn for Trial of Herman Miller in Murder Case
In a county court, Herman Miller, former town marshal, faces murder charges. A special venire of 100 talesmen was drawn, 95 remain. many object to capital punishment. Judge O Rourke adjourned as defense exhausted peremptory challenges. opening evidence to begin shortly.
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Herman Miller
Ray McCrory
John A. Bird
Lafayette Township
Charles W. Buck
Wiliam Iagan
Thomas
Goodburn
Effiler
Columbus Croy
John Daily
Basilt
Alien County
Chile
Biller
Geushters
R. Ervin
Homer C. Gaderwood
Albert E.thomas
Jeimes A. Robinson
Talesenen
William Grotrain
Mundigan Tawnenip
Patrick Bulger
Ruts Zeis
Springfishd
Portmaeter Chapman
Woodburn
Surgman
O'Roerke
Promptis Crouse Zels
George Mayer
Madleon
Teepanse
Methodist Episcopal conference ends rush at Baltimore
The Baltimore conference closed a busy day with routine business and major changes. It abolished the presiding elder title in favor of district superintendent and set into motion disciplinary reforms, including removing bishops from hearings on heresy in seminaries and creating oversight by annual conferences. The session also approved a new probation system and discussed ecumenical council preparations for 1911.
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Bataimore
Pasang
Alt
Judiciary Committee
Perdons
Itmes
Buckley
Committee On Scumentcal Council
Board of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ecumenical Council In America
General Conference
Board of Foreigt Tmissioner
Methodist Church
Mar
Hinckley Gaitenell
Central New York Conference
Central New York
Mitchell
Mitchel
Bexiln
T He Gilver
Methodist Episcopal Missionan
Korea
Cranston
Newspaper account of a Chicago theft and pursuit
A Black man named Willem Johnson is suspected in a burglary at the McMillan home and a neighbor's residence. He was chased by Patrolman Rustell after shots were fired to halt him, then knocked down by Patrolman Cheviron and bystander Louie Jaap. About $41.40 in change and a saved watch were recovered. the watch proved Mr. McMillan's property. Johnson denied intent, was taken to the transfer corner, and later to police headquarters for identification.
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Willem Johnson
Chicago
Millan
Clinton Treat
Tellow
McMillan
Prion
John Tan
McMilan
Edward Kleindinst
Kigindinat
Johnson
Cerhour Street
Whet
Martin Rustell
Jonnaon
Rondell
Frank Cheviron
Louie Jaap
Cheviron
Omeers Rundell
Riegel
Ana
Death of James K. Jones former Arkansas senator
Former United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas died in Washington at sixty nine after a brief illness. A Confederate veteran and long time Democrat, he shaped campaigns for Bryan in 1896 and 1900 and led the party as national committee chairman. He served in the Senate three terms until 1903 and later practiced law in Washington.
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Washington
Janes
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Willian
Bryan
Senate
Jones
Dirs. Leonard
Corrigan
Mississippi
James &. Jones
Dallas County
State Senate
James S
National Democratic
al- Anoush
Jonas
Dette
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Circulation Sworn Statement
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette publishes a sworn circulation statement for May showing 485,631 average. It confirms the publisher and circulation manager certify the figures as true and correct before a notary on the stated date in Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Journae- Ganal-Gazette
GOM
M.T1
Motatutan
Manaxar
M. HO Moynihan
Oscar Gi Foriainger
Natary Public
Leader’s death shocks Ark senator’s audience in Alliangns
In Alliange Neb a telegraph from Washington delivered sad news to Democratic listeners as the Associated Press reporter read of Senator James J Jones Arkansas died in Washington The slain leader long chaired the party’s national campaign and helped shape the 1924 Chicago convention fight, prompting renewed debate on political leadership Continue to page 4 Goldberg
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Washington
Tioogevsu
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Alliangs
Atr. Geyan
Associated Presa
James KO. Jones
James J. Jones
Arkansas
Tones
Hima
Bryan Tells How Roosevelt Re publicans Adopted Democratic Ideas
In Albion Nebraska Bryan's Nebraska tour spanned Chadron Crawford and other towns with eight speeches amid large crowds. He defended Roosevelt, argued the money should not own the man, praised Oklahoma deposit protections, and noted Republican shifts toward Democratic ideas amid calls for trust prosecutions.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Avilant J. Bryan
Chadron
Alfance
Snes
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Hwa
Presiment
Republican Party
Rensblaart Party
Wall Street
Congress
Pomeroy Succeeds Welsheimer in Auburn Appointment
Auburn Indiana June 1 Commissioners appointed J. B. Pomeroy to succeed F. L. Welsheimer as DeKalb County attorney who is leaving for Gary. Pomeroy is a prominent Auburn attorney who has served in this capacity before. The board comprised five Republicans and one Democrat, making a Republican successor seem natural.
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Eist
Auburn
Ind
Dekalb
F. L. Welsheimer
Gary
JI. BE
Pomeroy
Mgr. Pomeroy
Board of Commissioners
Greene Sold Stolen Horses in Chicago
A report from Chicago notes that Indiana officers tracing a case linked eleven horses shipped to Chicago to Robert Greene of Waynetown. The bank official was arrested in Indianapolis for horse stealing. Willetts arrived in Chicago to help locate the stolen stock. The horses were found aboard a ship and identified by authorities.
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Chicago
Attica
Fountain County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Robert Greene
Waynetown
Ind
Willetts
Hotee Jivatory Atte Union Atuck
A Canaries
Touring Car Wreck Near Kendallville in Mire
A touring car became stuck in mire near Kendallville while passing a sinkhole. A man from Rockford, Michigan, was involved and required assistance to be freed. The incident halted travel and led to a lengthy delay as teams attempted to extract the vehicle.
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Ely
Mr. Wate
Taleatt
Rockford
Wauseon
All Eyes on Warstiall Warms Indiana Democratic Campaign
Richmond Ind Democrats prepare for a major banquet honoring Governor nominee Homan Marshall and other state officers. The speech plan centers on tariffs liquor and finance, with Marshall given a wide remit to shape the campaign. A. Jackson, Greenfield state chairman, may speak. Pettia A Teedy chairs proceedings. The event signals renewed Democratic vigor as contrasts with Republican county to township options emerge.
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Richmond
Ind
Colisaum
Homan
Marshall
Lane Table
Ifse
A. &. Jackson
Greenfield
Indiana
Pettia
Democrata
Delver
Mershall
Inca
Investigation Under Way After Swindle Confession
Ina LaPorte and Jutias Trueleon are tied to a Texas swindle case. Prosecutor Smith and Sheriff Smutzer, after reviewing a confession and Texas briefing, launch a broad inquiry into the three year career of the man. Lamphere, linked to the confession, remains calm, gaining weight in jail as he lounges, eats, and reads.
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Laporte
Ina
Tuna
Jutias ‘Trueleon
Vernon
Tex
Smith
Smutzer
Texas
Lamphere
Truzleon
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks Return to Indianapolis on Train
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks and Governor and Mrs Hank arrived in Indianapolis together on the same train today. The vice president and his wife traveled from Washington while Governor Hank and his wife came from Baltimore to attend the Methodist conference.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Hank
Noop
Washington
Baltimore
Weather forecast for Indiana Michigan and Ohio regions
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for showers in Indiana with possible heavy rain overnight and southeast winds. Ohio expects partly cloudy skies with showers and fresh east to southeast winds. Lower Michigan predicts showers on Tuesday with cooler conditions and strong southeast winds on Thursday and Wednesday.
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Washington
Indiana
Ragone
Lower Michison
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