Pleads Guilty In Bank Wreckers Case At Hearing
The scene at the U S attorney Burke office featured Theodore P Haughey pleading guilty to counts 143 127 6b 143 and UG of the indictment. Judge Baker reserved judgment on remaining counts while noting the minimum five year term per count.
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U. S
Burke
Mr. Burke
John W. Kern
Frank Griffith
Smiley Chambers
Edwin Carr
Johns. Duncan
Noble A. Butler
Tron
Baker
A.J. Beveridge
Thodors J’. Haughey
Bar of Justice
Beveridge
United States
Suaing
Theodore P. Halleghey
Haughey
Cabinet Company
T. W. Maughey
Theodore
Delaware
Baltimore
Internal Revenue
Indianapolis Z National Bank
Fia
Harrison
Hank
Indianapolis National Bank
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pennsylvania Ste
Bank of Commerce
Indiana National
Bankers
Examiner Young
Coinage Seigniorage Debates Split House Over Silver Issue
The article reports on a new bill by Representative Dlever concerning seigniorage and coinage powers, drawing sharp lines between silver and anti-silver factions. Meyer's proposal mirrors a presidential suggestion to issue bonds at low interest to back coinage, replacing existing bonds. The Coxey bill faces committee opposition, while the Senate debates tariff opposition and a push to negotiate with Mexico on Mexican silver dollars.
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Dlever
Beyer
Blard
Meyer
That Clauss
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Isyer
Velfer
Jung
Senate
Wolcott
Mexico
United States
Body of Razistant chief found amid theater ruins
April 10 Mawawkwer reports the body of Razistant chief Jiangsen discovered burned in the Davidson theater gallery. Assistant Jamhu ilughes injured by falling timber while aiding debris removal. A local theater benefit plea note offered aid for victims' families. Authorities debated legislative district apport tionment and fairness.
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Mawawkwer
Razistant
Jiangsen
Davidson Theater
Jobhu Ilughes
Aman
Iilien Lewis
Death of W. H. Talbott of 220 NL Pennsylvania St
William H. Talbott, of 220 NL Pennsylvania street, died Sunday night at 11 o clock aged. He was son of W. H. Talbott and grew up in Indianapolis. After travels in Europe he returned to Harvard to finish education and studied law but ill health prevented practice. He was a reader with a fine private library and married a Wing daughter who died six years ago, leaving one child. His fatal illness was an stomach affliction.
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W. BR. Falbott
William H. Talbott
Pennsylvania St
Bonday Bight
Talbott
W. H.talbott
Indianapolis
Europe
Harvard College
J.0
Wing
Whittle
Invitation to Board Meeting on Meridian to Alabama Road
Residents from Fifteentiesi Meridian to Alabama plan a meeting Tuesday morning April 10 to discuss forfeiting 850 for the production of another street to Indianapolis in unsanitary conditions and invite the Board of Public Works to attend.
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Board of Public Works
Fifteenties
Meridian
Alabama
Indianapolis
Gentiemen
Warioul Smsiling Lakes
Outcomes in Carmo clashes amid British Egyptian tensions
In Carmo Egypt on April 10 unrest rose from weekend collisions between British soldiers and Egyptian troops. Citizens largely supported the Egyptians as a strong guard patrolled the city Monday night under English officers guidance.
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Waar
Carmo
Egypt
Behring Sea Bill Clears First Reading in Lords
Ottawa reports the dominion government will not seek Parliament to grant a 500000 dollar yearly subsidy for a Canada France steamship line. In Lozanon the Behring Sea bill passed its first reading in the House of Lords with no debate, set for second reading on Thursday.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
France
Lozanon
House of Lords
Blush teacher charged in serious case at edbarnon
Prof John H Dickerson a musician of state repute was arrested and jailed here charged with ravishing Miss Sarah Kedner age 11 daughter of Jacob Kaifner a wealthy farmer south of the city. Preliminary hearing bound over to court in the sum of 1090. defense says it is a case of estimated blackmail.
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Liason
Ind
Splij
John H. Dickerson
Wen
Sarah Kedner
Jacob Kaifner
Dickerson
Dutch
Alen & Harden
Altorhego
Burglars Break Into Chas Asilabach Grocery Store
A rear window at Chas Asilabach’s grocery at the corner of Ilinela and St Clairsta was pried open Saturday night. Burglars used chisels to open two drawers but found nothing of value and left with a bag of goods and the store key, aided by a nearby resident who heard a noise but did not investigate. Several local items follow including deaths, legal notices, and community updates from April 10.
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Chas
Asilabach
Ilinelawna St
Ailsbeck
Lemon Tonic Laxative 60c for all druggists
Advertisement notes Lemon Tonic Laxative priced at 60 cents available at all druggists with Ali druggist listed in error.
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Ali Druggis
Denny to Seek Ordinance For Gas and Water Connections
Mayor Denny will ask the council to approve an ordinance compelling property owners to install gas and water connections when improvements are made. The board of works seeks to authorize work and charge owners for the cost if they refuse. The charter grants power to compel private connections before permanent street improvements.
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BeEavor Denny
Council
Denny
Board of Works
Industrial Army Moves Near Capital Amid Turmoil
April dispatches report a rough clash as Judge Long’s train faced tramp bands beyond Parkersburg. A large industrial army encamps near Washington with threats of arrest if leaders persist, while weather delays further movements toward Camp Dalveil.
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Judge Long
Republican National Committee of
Florida
Parkersburg
Sunuay
Washington
Whay
Sourgeon
Bernandino
Cal
Roxo
Nev
Voxey
Camp Dalveil
Train Robbery On Island Line Ends With Shootout
Four men hijacked a speeding express near oud Creek on April 1. A masked robber ordered engineers to stop, then accomplices blew a side of the car. Jacob Jarmen, the Velly-Farzo maneuver, killed one raider. He wounded another as the robbers fled. dead and wounded men were taken to Round Volat.
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Wooners
Hes
Feel Island Train Inc
Oud Creek
Expr
City officials discuss overtime pay refunds for assessors
City leadership including Mayor Denny and President Wildman met Tuesday to review overtime compensation paid to assessment bureau clerks. Most clerks plan to refund the overpayment, except Jefferson and Sprinkling inspector Schol who did some clerical work. Jacobson remains silent.
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Bioney
Denny
Wildman
Board of Works
Tuesisy
Jefclerk Jefferson
Schol
Jellarson
Vries
Remarkable Bravery of Young Girl in Train Incident
In Mircrove Indiana on April 10 Jenale Creak a years old girl saved many passengers on a VC CG Sti train near town last September by tearing off her little red petticoat and stopping the train before it reached a burning briave. For her actions she was awarded a cross of the Legion of Honor by the Society of Humanity of France.
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Prance
Mircrove
Ind
Jenale Creak
CG. & Sti
Legion of Honor of
France
Society of Humanity
Logging train wreck claims seven lives at Steples mill
A logging train returning to Steples and Covell's mill at Wew Era Michigan struck a fallen tree and plunged 15 feet into a bank killing seven of nine aboard. Two injured men were severely hurt and may die. The disaster occurred on a Monday afternoon near the mill.
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Wew Era
Mich
Steples & Covell’s
Train Wreck Plot Foiled on Lake Shore Road
An attempted wreck of the Atlantic express on the Lake Shore road at Huron Ohio was foiled when a young man reported the piled ties to the telegraph operator in time. The crew survived the incident and the train was stopped before harm.
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Cleveland
Huron
Atlantic Express
Lake Shore Road
Asphalt on the Brain Spurs Street Vote Fail
Residents packed the Monday council meeting to block an ordinance for asphalt on N Alabama Street. The measure failed to reach a two thirds vote as most members were present. The street remains a mud hole with standing water and related sickness concerns.
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Board of Works
N. Alabama St
Dir Nrauss
Stein
Alabama St
WN Alsbema street improvement debated by winger Densy
In a Tuesday statement winger Densy argues about improv ing Aiubarie street with a concrete foundation while leaving a mud hole if owners agree He says he would not fund poor pavement until a solid base exists and adds it is not his concern. Minnie Lowman sues James for divorce citing habitual drunkenness and failing to support two invalid children. Nancy Birten seeks removal from Stephen alleging failure to provide and drunkenness. Bernard Rathman seeks divorce from Elizabeth for abandonment. Minma Stiles sues Albert II for cruelty and seeks custody of their daughter Grace, 16.
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WN. Alsbema-st. Improveament
Tai Sun
Aiubarie
Pivates
Minnie Lowman
James
Nancy Birten
Stephen
Bernard Rathman
Elizabeth
Nol Minma Stiles
Albert
Grace
Cuutaide
Tuesday
Carpenter
Kentucky
Builders’ Exchange
Acase
Tire Bander
Trey
Carpenters’ Council
D. T. Cloud
Aseline
Carpenters
City board grapples with sewer dispute and street works
Reports describe friction at the board of works over Clifford street improvement and a protest by a citizen demanding remonstrance forms amid accusations of favoritism. Police mention affidavits, potential rearrests, and a disorderly scene at the office as legal actions continue.
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Board of Works
Clifford-son
S. Meridian
Alabamea-aty
Cliford
Alredy
Those Ugly Chinamtiers and World News Fragments
A fragmented April 10 OCR page reports on French missions in Shen Si burned by mobs with priests mistreated, King Humbert's Venice arrival and public cheer, Mexico silver coinage debate, Francis Kosssath political intent in Hungary, Indiana weather forecast for two days, Gen Slocum health outlook, a coupon offer for photographs, a claim about Union Cooperative Ledger, and reduced laundry shifts.
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Syavenar
Halaninu
Shen-Si
S Ridoun
Ching
Threatening letter sparks carpenters strike turmoil
An anonymous letter threatening personal harm and property damage to leading contractors, including Stanley and Bander, was delivered to Conrad Bender amid a growing carpenters strike. Federal officers pursue the writer as union men seek public support while outside workers seek jobs. Ex-sheriff Pressly remains gravely ill as his daughter stays at his bedside.
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Phere
Conrad Bender
Stanley
Bander
van Saren
Amushments at Park with Wood in Out in the Streets
NS Wood, long known as the boy actor, begins a week at the Park in Out in the Streets. The familiar melodrama features Wood as Harry Farley battling scheming villains in a New York setting. Audiences filled the house Monday, praising the star and the production. on Thursday the show will be followed by The Boy Scout.
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the Park
Harry Farley
Mr. Wood
New York
Local Elixirs Advertise Lem on Tonic and Soap
Van Pelt's offers five cent soap and Lemon Tonic Laxative priced at 60 cents. The ad notes Lemon Tonic Laxative is sold by All druggists.
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Ali
van Pelt’s
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