Judge Brewster Sees High Stakes in Underwood Case
Alicia Jeffries urges her husband Howard to secure Judge Brewster, famed for courtroom victories, to defend him against a dramatic charge of murder linked to the Underwood case. Brewster contemplates doubts about the confession while facing a visit from Alicia and weighing the impact on Howard’s future.
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Capt
Clinton
Jove
Geo
Judge Brewater
Howard
Brewster
Annie
Broadway
Mr. Brewster
Howard Jeffries, Jr
Mr. Jeffries
Mrs. Jeffries
Alicia
Underwood
Hrewster
Heaven
Robert Underwood
Fudge
Alfeta
Vermont
Ann Foster
Salem
Salem Village
Miners Reject Offer from Coal Operators in Indirect Stand
Miners of district 11 in Terre Haute refuse terms of the Cincinnati agreement requiring immediate work. Leaders deem no compromise, planning a possible follow up meeting. Thomas L. Lewis reports growing optimism for a nationwide settlement by May 1 with joint talks set in three districts.
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the Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
District 11
Cincinnati
van Horn
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Des Moines
Suit filed over fatal speedway race death
Carrie Kellum administratrix for Claude S Kellum sues National Motor Vehicle Co and Indianapolis Motor Speedway Co for 10000 dollars. Kellum was killed August 21 1000 in an auto race where he acted as mechanician, leaving two children and a fourth born four weeks later.
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Carrie Kellum
Claude S. Kellum
National Motor Vehicle Company
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Company
Claude Kellum
Kellum
Gas plant poisons Pleasant Run fish kill alarm
Park board heard Citizens' Gas plant has been discharging poisonous wastes into Pleasant Run, killing fish to Garfield Park. Park commissioners urged the Board of Health to intervene and halt the practice.
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Park Board
Citizens’ Gas Company
Pleasant Run
Garfield Park
Park Commissioners
The
Board of Health
Indictment of Imperial Window Glass officials in multi state trust
A federal grand jury charged 16 Imperial Window Glass officials and directors from Virginia and other states with conspiracy to restrain trade illegal competition and attempts to monopolize interstate trade. Named are Myron L. Case M J Healy J G Sayre and others with plants located in Indiana Illinois Kansas Massachusetts Michigan North Carolina New York Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The secretary J K Johnston of Pittsburgh testified and may gain immunity. Indiana plants include Vincennes Window Glass Blackford Glass Hartford City Johnston operations and Baur Window Glass Eaton.
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United States
Myron L. Case
Maumee
M. J. Healy
Bradford
J. G. Sayre
Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Spilvane
New Bethlehem
G. W. Morenus
Kane, Pa
Thomas Camp
Kansas City
A. Hudson
Chanute
Kas
A. C. Baker
Carey
J. Kh. Johnston
Pittsburg
Llinois
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
North Carolina
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Hartford City
Ind
Imperial Window Glass Company
Vincennes Window Glass Company
Blackford Glass Company
Vincennes
Johnston
Baur Window Glass Company
Eaton
Council and Works Board to Meet for Harmony Conference
Corporation Counsel J B Kealing will set a day next week for a private harmony conference between councilmen and the Board of Public Works to patch up differences. He says the meeting will not be open and cites newspaper coverage as not helping the deadlock.
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Board of Public Works
J. B. Kealing
Maker
Linton Mr and Mrs Hobart Ellis Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Hobart Ellis celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Thursday with family gathered including eight children and eighty eight grandchildren.
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Linton
Hobart Ellis
Fire Destroys Four Buildings In Columbia City
A New 35 000 dollar blaze in Columbia City Indiana damaged four frame buildings in the photograph gallery of L B Pontius above Mayer confectionery. Losses totaled about 35 000 with 10 000 insured. Firefighting by volunteers with seven streams controlled the fire before noon. May Meyer first spotted the fire. Losses included jeweler A H Woodworth 500 uninsured and mayor Joseph R Harrison 6000 insured 500.
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Columbia City
Ind
L. B. Pontius
Mayer
May Meyer
A. H. Woodwroth
Philip Farren
Joseph R. Harrison
Dr. B. B. Miescieyn
L. B. Clapham & Co
James P. Bradley
Belle Berguson
L. E B. Pontius
F. P. Morgan
James Washburn
Er. B. Wittsfield
F. L. Marer
O Brien Seeks State Auditor Nomination
W s H O'Brien of Lawrenceburg seeks the Democratic nomination for state auditor. Dearborn county Democrats endorse him urging his nomination. He has served six terms as mayor of Lawrenceburg and is viewed as strong in the fourth district where Republican Edwin M Lee has influence. No opposition is likely to arise.
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W.s H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County
O'Brien
O’brien
Edwin M. Lee
Mr. O'Brien
State Briefs: School Contract Awarded in Fairbanks
Sullivan reports the Fairbanks school building contract is awarded to Sam W Woodsmal of Shelburn for £ 16 329. Work will start immediately. Linton Gas manager Arthur Symns seeks Republican bid for state representative. Special Saturday tailoring by J Singer & Sons offers two piece wool suits at 15.75 with satisfaction or deposit refund.
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Sullivan
Fairbanks
Sam W. Woodsmal
Shelburn
Linton
Arthur Symns
Linton Gas Company
Linton Foundry
J. Singer & Sons
Washington
Congressmen Korbly Defies Transit Conductors
Representative Korbly of Indianapolis refused a conductor and motorman’s demand to disembark a Pennsylvania Avenue car over a disputed transfer. Police intervened as the car paused, then resumed service after Korbly insisted the transfer was valid. He sent a letter to the transit company condemning the treatment of passengers.
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Washington
Korbly
Indianapolis
Cara
Fiaally
New York Dress Makers Advertise Modern Suits
In response to changing English styles local tailors present full chest high gouge and close fitting waists in new suits priced from 12 75. S J Binger Sons at 43 West Washington Street promote the current fashion and prices.
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New York
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Charles Klein
Arthur Hornblow
Lewis
Thomas L. Lewis
Speedway
Sues
Window Glass Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Virginia
Hall of Business Square
Empire Sim CO
West Washington St
Clothiers
S.J. Binger & Sons
W. Washington St
Atterbury
Atterburys
America
Atterbury Clothes
Bliss-Swain & Co
Stetson
Manhattan
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