Hammer fined in lottery ticket case at federal court
Royal Hammer a peddler of lottery tickets was fined 190 dollars in Chicago federal court for selling tickets. He had worked as a clerk in the Township Assessor office of Mike L Jefferson at three dollars a day. Jefferson denied knowledge of the indictment and the sale of tickets by Hammer in the Marion county courthouse where officials bought tickets in large numbers for years.
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Royal. Hammer
U. S
Mike L. Jefferson
Hammer
Chicago
Trammer
Mr. Jefferson
Marion =e county
United States
Marion County
Indicted Man Will Return To Face Charges In Indiana
Capt Harry S New Republican national chairman says the livestock pavilion at the state fair grounds can seat more people than Chicago Coliseum for the Republican national convention. He notes Chicago lacks adequate seating and will attend a national committee meeting on May 10 with a full committee session on June 1 to hear contests. Thomas R Kackley, ex Atlas Engine works vice president, plans to return from California to surrender amid alleged boiler sale bribery probes.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Coliseum
Harry S. New
New
Chicago
Capt. New
Thomas R. Kackley
Atlas Engine Works
California
Clas
Marion County
Barkley
Atlas
Kackley
Hugh Hanna
J. M. Broucher
Fred Gardner
Atkins Saw Works
Judge Pritchard
Mr. Kackley
Grand jury questions $620 split over county X ray deal
Louis Haag and Superintendent Benjamin Morgan testified before the grand jury about a $775 X Ray machine sale to county commissioners for Julietta. The jury seeks details on how funds were divided, with Morgan having previously approved only the machine receipt. Haag, as agent for the machine, also discussed related drug bills and charges.
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Louis Haag
Benjamin Morgan
Morgan
Haag
Julietta
O. K’d
Paroled man heads to Montrose for ranch work with father
Daniel A. Hughes, released Wednesday by Gov. Hanly, leaves Columbus for Montrose Colorado with his father Jacob A. Hughes to start a ranch job amid a past criminal case. He served 30 months of a two to 14 year sentence for an attempted saloon robbery with John Temple. Hughes pled guilty though not present at the time.
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Daniel A. Hughes
Hanly
Montrose
Col
Jacob A. Hughes
Hughes
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reformatory
Columbus
Ind
John Temple
Temple
Divorce Suit Seeks Nullification After Ten Years
Anna K. Ambrose of 28 E. Washington St. sues Seymore K. Ambrose in circuit court claiming he was already married when they wed. They lived together ten years before discovering Anna Abrahames, the first wife, and she seeks to annul the marriage and restore her maiden name Anna KeK QuinLan.
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Anna K. Ambrose
E. Washingtonst
Seymore K. Ambrose
Annetta Abrahames
Anna Kek. Quinlan
Free Garden Seed At the Sun Office Garden Time Is Here
The Sun announces a free garden seed distribution to curb hunger in Indianapolis. Citizens may obtain one package of government garden seed at 123 E. Ohio St between 8 am and 6 pm, with no charge for those unable to pay. Packages include beans lettuce radish carrot muskmelon or corn beet cabbage lettuce and radish, with planting directions. Flower seeds excluded and prior mail requests disqualified.
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Sun Office
Agricultural Department
Office of the Sun
Ohio St
Sun
Hemenway
Indianapolis Barbers Rebuff Sunday Shaving Plan
Barbers union No 47 rejects Sunday shaving and 8:30 to 11:30 a m openings. They refuse 10 p m Saturday closing and a half day off per man. Proposal to keep 11 p m Saturday closing and no Sunday work remains, with hours 7 a m to 8 p m other days. Talks extend to May 1 on shop organization before wage talks.
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Barbers of
Indianapolis
Wcent
Barbers’ Union
Boss Barbers’ Association of
Barbers
Boss Barbers
Heyl dies after arrest warrant issued for embezzlement
Philadelphia April 15 Tier bert E Heyl ex treasurer of the Frink lin institute collapsed at his Aspenst home and died at 9 39 am after a warrant for his arrest on embezzlement was sworn out Walter Clark president of the board had pressed the investigation into the accounts after Heyl retirement due to illness Dr Clinton T Guthrie attended him and denied self infliction speculation. no statement available from the house.
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Philadelphia
Tierbert E. Heyl
Frinklin Institute
Embesale
Aspenst
Hes
Hevl
Walter Clark
Hewss
Miness. Hestrivet
Ao Sist*re
Mr. Hexl
Bryan’s Friends Refuse to Force Endorsement at Convention
New York April 15 Augustus Thomas, Bryan ally, said Bryan’s friends would not press endorsement on the convention floor due to lack of harmony. They avoided reopening a contentious issue that could cause trouble for the meeting.
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New York
Augustus Thomas
Bryan
Lincoln League Meeting Set for Thursday Night
The Lincoln league will gather Thursday night April 16 at No. 12 Statehouse. It is expected that 150 or more members will attend the meeting.
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Lincoln League
Rour
Statehouse
Marion Trust officer testifies before Marion grand jury
Fred W. Shepard former Marion Trust secretary treasurer and ex deputy to Cyrus J. Clark county auditor testified Wednesday before the county grand jury. The testimony counters lull in hearings after Clark settlement and a new report on courthouse books was presented to the grand jury by county commissioners.
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Fred W. Shepard
The
Marion Trust Company
Cyrus J
Clark
Marion County Grand
Ruckelshaus
Shepard
Grand
Jury completes in drug death case of Thomas Carter
The jury in the Thomas Carter case, charged with prescribing drugs that caused Amanda Gross’s death, was completed Tuesday. Wednesday saw character witnesses, notably Dr. Roy D. Morrow, testify about the hospital examination. The trial is expected to extend over several days as more witnesses are heard. Amanda Gross’s parents watched the proceedings, while Carter maintained a stone-faced calm.
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Thomas Carter
Amanda Gross
Roy D. Morrow
City Hospital
Miss Gross
Morrow
Pritchard
Fall from window ends with boy uninjured in Chicago
In Chicago on April 15 Ventura Dominico a four year old fell from a third story window onto a cement sidewalk. He rose after arrival of police and ambulance and began drawing on a pipe he had been smoking before reentering his home. The incident occurred after he lit his pipe and leaned from the window.
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Chicago
Ventura Dominico
Dommiinico
Cars in Operation at Chester Traction Barns
Chester Pennsylvania April 15 police guarded as cars were run from the barns of the Chester Traction company under city watch while authorities controlled the scene after the incident involving operating vehicles.
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Chester
Chester Traction Company
Chipple for Life Sues Iron Works for 328 008
George W Potts sues Brown Ketcham Iron Works for 20000 damages claiming injuries from a company car crush left ankle and leg, leaving him a cripple for life. Trial held in Superior Court No 4 as proceedings continued Wednesday.
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Chipple
LIFE
Sues Iron Works
George W. Potts
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Potts
Lieber heirs to give 2000 in art fund gift
Eleven men and six women attended the Art Association of Indianapolis meeting. Officers were retained or elected, including Evans Woollen as president and Mrs Addison C Harris as first vice president. The fund committee urged members to recruit new members at the existing fee of 310. Heirs of Herman Lieber notified the group they would donate 2000 to the art treasure fund in memory of Lieber.
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Directors of
The
Art Association of Indianapolis
Merit
Evans Woollen
Addison C. Harris
Meredith Nicholson
Edward F. Hodges
Carl H. Lieber
Benjamin Harrison
Ambrose P. Stanton
Association
Herman Lieber
Art
Lieber
Gil Freed Summoned by Police Over Alleged Illicit House
An 18 year old girl alleges she was lured to a house on West Chiost by a woman running a guest home. William C. Freed was detained at the police station Wednesday by Captain Asche and Sergeant Weaver. The police expect a stronger charge against the house keeper, while Freed is not believed to be guilty of a serious offense. The girl sought help after realizing improper conditions and contacting authorities.
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W. Chiost
Freed
Guye Freed
Mercy parole frees Indiana boy from reform school hospital
Mrs Elida Lindley of Paoli wins parole for her son Oliver Lindley a tuberculosis patient at Jeffersonville reformatory hospital supported by a large petition. The authorities including the board of pardons Hanly and W H Whittaker aided the effort. The boy will be sent to his mother s home for care with hope of recovery.
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Elida Alice Lindley
Paoli
Ind
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Board of Paroles and Pardons
Indiana
Cier
J. Frank Hanly
Oliver Lindley
Reformatory
Lindley
W. H. Whittaker
Carpenter Injured After Train Boarding Incident
James Kempel a carpenter for the Indianapolis Southern railroad was thrown from a passenger train at South and Missouri streets while attempting to board it Wednesday. He suffered painful injuries and was taken to his home at 132 East St. Clairst.
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James Kempel
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
South and Missouri Sts
E. St. Clairst
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