Fireman Dies After Collision in City
One city fireman died and two others were injured after a truck collided with a car at Fourteenth and Illinois streets while responding to an alarm. George F. Mumford died at St. Vincent's hospital. Lieut. Fred Johnson and Ladderman John Hardesty remained hospitalized. Driver Harry Elmore faced manslaughter and speeding charges. Witnesses blamed excessive speed. Elmore claimed moderate speed. Three others in the car fled the scene before officers arrived.
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Fourteenth
Mllinois
George F. Mumford
Cornelius avenue
hook and ladder company No. 5
St. Vincent's hospital
Fred Johnson
John Hardesty
Harry Himore
Vermont street
Meridian street
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh
Meridian streets
Elmore
Mumford
Johnson
Sergt. Sheehan
Oscar Stevenson
John Stewart
Charles Cogshill
Lieut
Woollen
Roscoe Sculley
C. L. Scott Company
North Meridian street
Simores
Gardens Point
Indian criticisms of British rule at arms conference
Syed Hossain in an address before the National Popular Government League denounced British rule as causing widespread Indian suffering and charged it with transferring wealth to Great Britain. The piece also notes contention over the four power Pacific treaty and a clash between White House and American legation views on Japan and insular dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
State Department
Senate
Reed
Missouri
naval committee
Great Britain
Stwan
Lord Tee
Aiscianton
Britain
Syed Hossain
National Popular Government League
India
Harding
Insular
Japan
David Lawrence
pays
Cosgrove
Pall Eireann
Ireland
Charles Burgess
defense
Michael Collins
Cosgrave
Dublin city
Dublin
Wild West bandits raid Nick Charles restaurant
Three masked youths burst into Nick Charles's restaurant at 701 Arnolda Avenue firing into the floor and demanding money. They robbed Charles of 10, Stotoche of 15, his brother of 6, took a notebook from Vassell, and escaped with 31 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Charles
Arnolda avenue
Charles
George Stotoche
George Vassell
Ketcham street
Stotoche
Vassell
Help Wanted Male Read Ads From Classified Pages
Classified reader notices show numerous help wanted ads for male workers. Listings reference jobs in car repair, office management for an Indianapolis tire firm, credit and collections, and a concrete machinery position, with addresses and contact hints scattered through the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car Foundry Co
Kentucky ave
Indianapolis
tar
thie
praferrad
rim Rarhee Cam rine ming
Tendman & Agen
Franklin
ind
oretiehta dairy
Ex wife of dentist victim tells of sentence to prison
In Princeton Indiana the divorced wife of Paul A Stockel, an alleged dental thief shot by Dr J K Cunningham, arrives with Stockel s daughter Mariel to visit at the hospital. Stockel s two wives meet and show sympathy as details of his past surface. The ex wife recalls their separation after seven years of marriage and Stockel s prior imprisonment for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
PRINCETON
Ind
Paul A. Stockel
J. K. Cunningham
Stockel
Mariel
Honore street
Chicago
Worcester
Mass
Debs Pardon Hope Expressed By Sanders In 1921
Washington dispatch reports Representative Everett Sanders returning to the capital after a brief absence offering hope that President Harding would grant Eugene V. Debs a pardon. Sanders notes Debs led a life of service, holds opposing views but remains devoted to the cause of bettering fellow citizens, and argues justice has been served by his punishment. He cites Debs as a leader of thousands and Terre Haute resident, calling for magnanimity toward their leader.
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WASHINGTON
Everett Sanders
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Congress
Indiana
Bandera
Sanders
Germany
Gene Debs
Terre Haute
battlefeld
Tragic family massacre ends in reversal in Michigan
Harold Lyde, 30, returns home after 14 months to Mt. Clemens Michigan where he kills his two young sons with a razor slashes his wife and daughter and then commits suicide with the same weapon domestic troubles believed motive police report a grim family tragedy in which four-year-old James is first slain followed by the other child before Lyde ends his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. CLEMENS
Mich
Harold Lyde
Lyde
gon James
tim
House committee to weigh beer tax for soldier bonus
Washington dispatch reports the House ways and means committee will study raising funds for a soldier bonus via a tax on beer and light wine after Christmas recess. Fordney met with Mellon and notes the idea’s feasibility and constitutionality, with other revenue ideas floated. Nelson counters veterans oppose funding through outlaw liquor, citing Prohibition laws and moral objections.
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WASHINGTON
House
ways and means
Fordney
tofay
Nelson
Wisconsin
Congress
prohibition
House Adopts Senate Recess Resolution
Washington December 21 The House adopted the Senate resolution to recess from tomorrow until January 3 A congressional recess was approved ending the session for the period stated by party leaders and officials
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HOUSE
SENATE
WASHINGTON
Snow and warmer trend in Indiana forecasted
A weather forecast for Indiana predicts snow on Thursday with slight warming in the north and central regions, followed by snow or rain and warmer conditions on Friday. Indianapolis and vicinity expect snow on Thursday and a mix of snow or rain with warmer temperatures on Friday.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Hardings Bar Christmas Candles in White House
Washington December 21 there will be no lighted candles in the White House on Christmas Eve following a protest by George P Muldaur general agent of Safety Underwriters Laboratories. Secretary Christian telegraphed that the President would not approve an example fraught with danger. Muldaur had argued the Marion Ohio custom of candles in windows could prompt fires nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
White House
George P. Muldaur
Safety Underwriters Laboratories
Muldaur
Christian
Shank Keeps Hoyl As Fire Chief Aide In New Term
Mayor elect Lew Shank announces Hoyt to stay on as assistant fire chief under John J. O'Brien as fire chief. O'Brien will lead department with Hoyt focusing on firefighting, while Lieuts Hill and Kiley from station 13 are to be promoted to captains. Shank warns clear rules: no drinking on duty and bills paid, no politics in the department.
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Simeon C. Hoyl
Lew Shank
John J. O’Brien
Kentucky
Capitol avenues
Shank
O’Brien
Daniel Hill
Philip Kiley
Hoyt
Indianapolis
John C. Loucks
prégent
O'Brien
St. Hill and
Riley
board of safety
Foolish Scruples Bite At Snake Feast At WVU
Morgantown WV December 21 a rattlesnake feast at West Virginia University drew students and instructors as Dr A M Reese head of sociology attempted to prove meat waste. He killed a rattlesnake and prepared it. tasters compared it to chicken breast. He noted large waste of meat in the south and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORGANTOWN
W. Va
West Virginia university
A. M. Reese
department of
soclogy
Virginia hills
Keane
Keene
zoology department atudlanty
Bankers to Aid in Laurel Hall Project
Indianapolis bankers join a subcommittee to back a drive to buy Laurel Hall as a convalescent hospital for World War I veterans. The move seeks a public subscription funding path while awaiting state legislative acts to authorize city and county appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAUREL HALL
Indianapolis
Stoughton
A. Fletcher
Indiana
Statehouse
Taylor Groninger
corporation counsel of
Lew Shank
Harry C. Hendrickson
Marion county
Passengers Held On Steamer After Gale Hits Bar
The steamer Cambridge carrying holiday travelers from Baltimore to Claiborne was driven onto a shoal near Wade's Point in Easton Bay by a northwest gale. Passengers remain aboard as the vessel rests on the bar, awaiting assistance from the steamer Governor Harrington, with conditions not deemed immediately dangerous.
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BALTIMORE
Deco
Cambridge
Claiborne
Wade's Point
Easton bay
Clathorne
Governor Harrington
Annapolis-Clathorne
Harrington
perth
Fragmentary OCR item from Renrewmtaflens state notice
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions Hames of Renrewmtaflens and a state notice with partial dates and names. The readable fragment suggests an official action or declaration but lacks complete details to specify place, date, or scope.
Explosion at Wrights Fur Store Kills One and Injures Dozens
Two women died and about thirty five injured in a gas explosion that wrecked Wrights Women's Furnishing store in downtown Columbus. The blast, caused by a leak in a gas main, raged around five o'clock as shoppers filled the store. The dead include Mrs Barbara Carl of Columbus and an unidentified woman. Alton Carl, husband of Mrs Carl, is in Newark, New Jersey. Rescue crews worked amid collapsing walls and a ten foot flame pillar as ambulances rushed to four hospitals. Coroner Murphy and fire officials planned tomorrow’s investigation.
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COLUMBUS
Wright
BARBARA CARL
Carl
Alton Carl
Newark
N. J
atore
Murphy
atare
sto Herand
farge
Long hunted killer suspect possibly arrested in Cheboygan
A man resembling Eugene Leroy, sought by Detroit police in the trunk murder case, was detained in Cheboygan, claiming denials and an alibi. Diary evidence linked to Leroy’s movements surfaced. authorities planned further Detroit inquiry as Leroy hunt continues.
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EUGENE LEROY
CHEBOYGAN
Mich
Engens Leroy
Detroit
New York
Freeman Haywood
Liverett Duman
Dumaw
Haywood
Chebayyip
gercy
anid
Texas
Mexico
Hawaii
Duman
Lacey
J. R. Woods
Leroy
New York express
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Dal Eireann
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republican party
Irish Free State
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George Gavan Duffy
Dall Eireann
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DeValera
Griffith
Willam Cosgrove
Dick Miller
City Trust Company
Felix M. McWhirter
People's State bank
Evana Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Sol Meyer
Meyer-Klver bank
Adeline R. Peffley
McCray
lava
Groninger
nafter itp
Peffrey
Senator New
Methodist hospital
Herbert Bass
Fletcher
Peffley
Robert C. Hugevik
committee of bankers
Edward Franklin White
SIR PHILIP GIBBS
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