Libel Case in Court Draws Line Between Civil and Criminal
District of Columbus hears Indianapolis News owners challenge extradition to Washington. Prosecution rests after evidence on editorials printed in the Indianapolis News about a DC statute restricting criminal libel. Defendants face potential penalties up to $1,900 or imprisonment up to five years. (Continued on Page 2, Column)
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Washington
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Gulumbh
Clayton Wy Millen
Tlatetet Acters
Este
Ferdinand Whiter
Ely
Phhnahors
Willes
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District of Columbia
Pulliy Ray
Gallant Guilty Murder Trial In Court
In a Kin County murder case, Aylst News reports the Guilty murder trial of Ay lst, with defense attorneys Prickett and Carver and state attorney Free Budulater and TA Redman. The court heard witnesses including coroner Hinck, and a list of jurors or witnesses, while the defense challenges the theory of fault and possible beer-related causation. The proceedings began Thursday morning with witness testimony and courtroom tensions as the case proceeds.
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Borns
Noble County Elrcate
Miorneys Prickett & Carver
McNagney
Budulater
Joseph Teeker
Willitan A. Baker
James Barber
Patrick Mureau
Worry Butler
Bimmer Payer
Rufia Pulier
Prin Galdbenidth
G. M. Ktnoot
Prank Trindlon
John Crave
Witieraes
Honer
Watt
Rome City
Ferneaon
Bright
Aston
Gray
Green
Campbell
Mixaouri
Pat Sheedy the art connoisseur and gambler ill
Pat Sheedy an art connoisseur and gambler known as Pat Sheedy, once manager to John Sullivan, owned a rare canvas collection. His most famous piece, a $5,000,000 Glinsborough painting, was stolen in London in 1876 and later recovered, illustrating his volatile art-world ties and controversial dealings.
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Patrex
Sheedy
Erabury
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Paria
London
Cairo
Egypt
John I
Sullivan
Kndekout
Pat Shoudy
Stramgely Enogh
Ding
Murtle
Magdalen
Civic Revival Opens In Fort Wayne This Afternoon
The Civic Revival begins today in Fort Wayne with a formal opening for the City Beautiful movement. Prof Charles Zueblin arrives this morning to help kick off the program and discuss urban improvements.
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City Beautiful
Harrisburg Civic Revival Opens Week At Majestic Theater
Port Wayne weeklong program at Majestic Theater begins with Prof. Charles Zuehlin delivering lectures on The New Civic Spirit. City civic leaders plan a large reception, Packard band will lead a guard of honor, and various chamber groups will perform through Thursday with Chorus of young singers and special guests for evenings and Sunday services.
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Majestic Theater
Min. O. N. Guldlin
Ag. Shalea
Port Wayne
Port Waybe
Zucbtin
Majestic
Packard
J. 6 Curdes
Melndy Mary
Herman Martin
Nek
Bert Yoreena
Pred Yergona
Frei
Has Kline
Second
Dudley Tuck
Emil Verwelre
Budiey Buel
Ra. Chin
Apelia Club
Wagon for Assistant Fire Chief Ordered Amid Race for Post
The board of public safety ordered a wagon for the assistant fire chief for $100. Construction starts immediately and no appointment is made yet. The race for the new position appears between Captain Frederick Schronter and George Jasper. Chief Ankenbreck refutes Journal-Gazette claims he altered a bet to favor a winner and says he never raced.
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Ankenbreck
Journal-Gagorte
Shoaid Dasaheen Aienfred
Monument to Thomas Paine Memorial Meeting Details
A memorial meeting is planned at the Thomas Paine monument house. Speakers include Elbert Hibbard on Paine and Liberty, Rev B BSitter on Paine as the DeVytos of Liberty, and David Saville Mursey on Raine in The speaking will occur near the tomb of a noted figure in New York on June 8, 150%.
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Paine Memoral Association
Broosyiy Viting
Heal Association
New Reehelry
Elbert Hibbard
Bebe
B. Bsitter
Paine
Jlherty
David Saville Mursey
Raine
Bilng
Shawn Dueto
Pattie
Apostle of
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New Rvelhelle
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Thomas
Finishing Touches on Track Elevation Plan Discussed in Meeting
City officials held talks with Mayor Wy TL Honey and City Attorney Gur Chierlete to push a track elevation project. Vice President Miller of the Walasheillaad planned a private car conference, while engineers assessed minor plant changes and routing at Calhoun Street crossing.
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Gur Chierlete
Prank
Randall Will Hal
J. Sullivan
Ofictoia
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Esterday
Othey
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Alree
Calhoun Strat
Grand Street
Grane Street
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Gunninghane
Elty 5
Als
Jan HO
Proclamation Reopens State Dispensaries Under Rule
Governor Maskell issues proclamation reopening the state dispensing agency under Prohibition provisions. Agencies may operate in towns with 3000 population or in novilus counties regardless of population, as provisions of the law are restored after earlier abolition.
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Wuthrig
Olin
Jung
Maskell
Fort Wayne With Might and Main Wins Slogan Prize
Miss Jennie Wilson of South Whitley Indiana wins the 60 prize offered by the Fort Wayne Commercial Club and the Journal Gazette for the most striking Fort Wayne slogan. Over 25000 suggestions were submitted and judged by club officers and directors after a lengthy ballot process. The winning line Fort Wayne, with Might and Main was chosen over Fort Wayne Forward.
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South Whitley
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Commercial Club
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Miss Wilson
French investors acquire major stock blocks in steel firms
French buyers moved to secure control by assembling large blocks of Vy. and Steel shares. Officials indicated an intended public offering follows private accumulation, signaling a shift in ownership and market activity. Several signatories confirmed the transfer talks and pending deal terms.
The Winner A Crippled Girl
After the committee decision, the Journal-Gazette learned the winner was Miss Jennie Wilson of South Whitley. Born crippled, she has never walked and uses an invalid chair, living with her sister Mrs. Jonathan Ulrey about one mile north of South Whitley.
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South Whitley
Jennie Wilson
Jonathan Ulrey
Emmerichs Arrested in Bank Heist Case in Jacksonville
A bookkeeper identified as Emmerich, also known as Wilson, was arrested in Jacksonville for diverting about $24,000 from the Canitel National Bank. Detective work led to the suspect, who reportedly acted over four years with collaborators as authorities trace the money and his connections to local figures. The case links to Indianaplis and names J C Johnson, Paul Gall, and Macey Printer, with Emmerich described as about thirty, son of Charles Goanerich, linked to Mantua Trail Valley school circles.
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Canitel National Bank
Dackemsvite
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SOUTH WHITLEY GIRL TAKES MORPHINE IN DESPERATE ACT
Mies Florence Metegar Swallowed sixteen eighth grain tablets of morphine at home in SOUTH WHITLEY IND daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Metegar She told her mother what she had done and was given care She is reported much improved though unable to discuss the incident Evidence suggests a possible love affair motive and the attempt is described as an act of self harm
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Kini
South Whitley
Ind
Trentyons
Henry Metaer
Weather forecast for Ohio and Michigan area
The forecast for Ohio on Wednesday and Thursday calls for partly cloudy skies with variable winds. In Michigan, parts of the state may see partly cloudy conditions with occasional winds, two-day outlook.
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Wasiington
Ohio
Variahla
Wanda
Michigan
New Head of Census Bureau Named in Washington
Edward Pana Durand, named new head of the Census Bureau in Washington, was born in Michigan in 1971. His career spans roles at the New York State Library, Harvard, Stanford, and the private sector, with prior Census work and corporate experience guiding his appointment. He follows Secretary Nogel’s instructions to reshape bureau personnel and operations.
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