Bloody Mafia Counterfeiters Kill in East Side Shop
In April New York police and secret service arrested twelve Italian suspects tied to the Mafia counterfeit ring. A murdered man identified as a broker from Brooklyn was found with ties to the gang. Authorities recovered a similar barrel and counterfeit evidence, with the gang facing charges and remand until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Vncar
McClusky
Nline
Joseph Fananzo
Antonio F. Fave
Loerenzo Tulde
Vito Vodova
Dominic
Pecorati
Pietro Jacario
Ginivepel Marella
Tomaan Fetta
Ignatz Lupo
Marello
Neves
Ponticerris
Morcio
Toman Hetty
Echo
Petrosino
Ian
Intermavonana
Tallan
Ip Wat
Frivhole
Nalee
Mo Ty
New Orleans
Kicago
Pitteburg
Hala
Barlow Aid
Symposium of idio ces ridiculed by Malt Mine Journal
Editor Samuel M. Sexton denounces President Parry's address to the National Manufacturers' Association as a pitiful collection of mendacity. The Malt Mine Workers' Journal urges suppression, calling the report a slanderous tirade that harms American industry and misuses the position of its leading employer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Sexton
Malted Mine Workers’ Journal
D. M. Marry
National Manufacturers’ Association
New Orleans Ag
Anne
Cles
Parsy
Parry
Hiaigh
Farry Poobly
Ne x
Next Week in City Elections Narrow Races and Candidacy Talks
The upcoming election cycle outlines candidates across wards led by Councilman Lovingeley and Tomnveman Ne Yon seeking reelection with no opposition in several wards. John Haryear runs in the fourth as a colored candidate amid strong colored voter presence. Other ward contests see whispers of candidates Rhodes Wynne Herat and Kiefer, with party dynamics shaping nominations in the eleventh to fifteenth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Charmin Logston
Poimariog
Ure Cometlman Ural
Comeilman Moyertop
John Haryear
Surber
Ith
Rhodes
Mist Was Wynne
Charles Herat
Boule Bayer
Etehth
Louis Kiefer
John Markee Willrouubly
Intercenth
Classified Advertisements from the Seventh Page
The seventh page lists new ads including help wanted and items for sale. Walter wanted, house for sale, two wagons for sale, girl and dishwasher help wanted, carpenter work wanted, messenger service, physician office furniture, Smith Premier typewriter, new double house for rent, homekeeper position, and five furnished rooms for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mner
Walter
Roys
Smith
Stuation
Nelson Nele and attorney in stray case at police court
Wilmer Nele a police court attorney was arrested on a warrant at Brighton Boulevard on a charge of barratry. He allegedly sought to threaten a mechanic’s lien against Indianapolis Wrecking Co and used Nelson’s services in a wage case in Justice Shepherd’s court, with the wrecking firm paying the fees. The case against Neleon continued to Wednesday. John Sullivan and Edward McGee faced burglary charges for robbing Lang’s barber shop on E Washington. Sullivan, found with seven razors and two pairs of scissors, was sent to the grand jury under bond of 1000 dollars. Sullivan is from Detroit. Undertaker Whiteatt Culver listed services for gentlemen and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Nele
Irrepressyile
Justice Shepherd
McHride
Nelaon
Crooke
John Sullivan
Edward McGee
Lang
E. Washington
Irish
Sullivan
Grand
Detroit
Cantrell Testifies of Being Made Drunk by Detectives
Rufus Cantrell testified in the Martin case that detectives and a deputy prosecutor coerced him and Marta Asch into confessing and promised leniency if they told all. He claimed James Collins was present and that Connaway, McCray, and Cronninger pressured them. The state may call Asch and Manning in rebuttal. Trial likely to end by Friday noon. Cantrell had previously been represented by Connaway before leaving the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Cantrell
King of the Shoals
Ito Criminal Court
Samuel Maretin
Johanna Stintz
Cantrell
Marta Asch
Anil Manning
Casa Connawas
James Collins
Collins
Connaway
Lelieve
Tr Cantrell
Mob violence erupts after Black man killed in Joplin
In Joplin Missouri on April 1 a Black man named Gilgard was seized by a mob from a jail and executed by hanging near a telegraph pole after being accused of fatally injuring Officer Leslie. The mob then attacked Black residents, looted, and burned homes driving Black people from the city as authorities sought to quell the riot and release a local prisoner Hickory Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Thomas Gilgard
Policeman Leslie
Gilgard
Hickory Hull
Weasel Tree
Bosh D show and West Haders at Hotel Dedication
Private secretary to Gow and prominent Republican figures including Durbin Hanna and Fairbanks gather at West Haven for a hotel dedication. Rumors swirl about presidential plans as delegates steer discussion away from running Pulrbanks or Hansa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bo Loeuweins
Gow
Durblin
Mark Hanna
West Haden
Fairbanks
Lockwood
Copper's Dilemma Sees James Hinkle Fined in Police Court
James Hinkle was fined and jailed in a police court for carrying concealed weapons after a night incident at Pine and New York streets. Haley and Dan Maley were frightened as Hinkle drew a revolver, threatening to shoot until Staley intervened with assistance from Fred Conner of the Hatshernaphatt companys who knocked the gun from Hinkle's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hinkle
Fu N. Linesst
Wan
FEM
Coxta
Patrokan Dan Maley
Haley Sae Hinkle
Pine
New York-sts
Hinkle
Staley
Devine
Tingle
Fred Conner
Hatsher Naphatt Companys
I Minkie
Art and Charity Exhibit by Indiana Artists for Flower Mission
Flower invasion society accepts Indiana artists offer to hold a retrospective and contemporary art exhibition at Tom ingom Hall to benefit the sick poor. Proceeds go to the Flower mission. features Indiana art past and present, with notable work by George Winter. open day and evening for two weeks after April 2. Also reports a deadly L N wreck near Castleberry with two killed and several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Invasion Society
Indiana
Ty Tomingon Hall
Flower Mission
Ard Allies
George Winter
Wedding Season Rings In Stock At Low Prices
Fragmentary notice states a jeweler named J. F Mullally offers engagement and wedding rings for the season with a motto promising good jewelry and low prices. The rest of the text is garbled with unclear references to medical terms and prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F Mullally
Eagle Employees Honor Employer on Golden Anniversary
The Eagle clothing store marked its 50th founding with a floral decorated celebration valued at 31,200. A photograph embedded in a floral horseshoe featured clerks, presented to Mr. Sirguss, honoring long serving staff including William P. Bales, Paul Jones, Bryson Martin and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Keran, Thurasday
Leopold Stearns
Sirguss
Tan
Wiliam P. Bales
Paul Jones
Bryson Martin
Frank Hayes
Aiax Kahn
Leda Dunham
Jozeph Deiteh
Misa Mason
Ole Jones
Misa Wetz
Fred Rozler
Misa Hornbrook
Jo Cohan
Abe Lowenbrg
Adolph Nem
Louin Goldsmith
Ike Bretafelter
Arthur Btrause
Charles Yoram
Wil Koch
Thomas Smith
John Carter
Leon Bhaw
Oscar Loinas
Joseph Denner
Abe Messick
Ang
Claude Burne
Wee
Englishwoman faces trial for $30,000 in gems theft
Minna Williams, a young Englishwoman, was arraigned in New York on charges of stealing gems and furs worth $30,000 from Albery Hoelinger of London. Police found three trunks in her rooms containing diamonds, rubies, pearls, sapphires, and furs. She confessed at Ludlow jail and awaits extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minna Williama
Albery Hoelinger
London
Liardinnat
Misa Williama
Ludlow
Carriage Caught Between Street Cars In Indiana
At Indianapolis a carriage collided with Alabama and Michigan Street cars near the incline. Bryson, riding Gardiner’s Stanhope phaeton, jumped to save his life as the carriage and horse were crushed, the horse fatally injured and traffic delayed briefly. Forecase notes for Indianapolis area issued. April 17. Also reports buffalo fish weighing 20 pounds caught by James Bodwell. a barn fire causing about $2,000 damage at Wills Ian Christy, with two horses killed.
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FP Breson
Coahman
Fred C. Gardonox
Brcadway
B.C. Atkins and Company
Mr. Gawtner
Alabama
Bryson
Gardiner
Trafic
Bullivan
Ind
James
Piky Bodwell
Dugger
Bussiron Creek
Ian Christy
Sergi Boylan
Fay Trolata Tes
McMingey
Chase Fowler case looms as guardianship battle grows
In Lafayette Indiana on April 14 a dramatic scene unfolded as Moses Fowler Chase, a young heir, arrived with his father and attorneys after a claim of unsound mind. Proceedings began to seek appointment of a guardian for his person while estate guardianship remains under dispute. The matter heads toward federal court, with potential habeas corpus and broad legal action by family on both sides.
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Lafayette
Ind
Daniel Lima
Morea Fowler Chase
Young Chase
Sir. Aimms
Samuel Baird
Hyy
New York
Sturrt, Hammond & Simms
Frederick Chase
Simma
Young Fowler
Stuart
Hammond & Sims
Frederick Chan
Addison C. Harris
Indianapatta
R.P. de Hart
Moses Fowler Chase
Betton County Court
Miline
Fetevie Court
Indianapolis
Mrs Duhme Hearts Young Chase in Ohio Probate Battle
Mrs Charles H Duhme arrives in Lafayette Indiana with husband to attend a legal clash over Moses Fowler Chase estate and guardianship. They claim jurisdiction lies in Cincinnati arguing Indiana courts lack authority while denying confinement at Vila Mont Tours. Duhme says she cares for him like a son and has no interest in his money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Inds
Charles H. Duhme
Cincinnati
Milionsire
Moses Fowler Chase
Dukmes
Young Chere
Moses Fowler
Ohio
Ferris
Chane
Indiana
Charles H. Dunner
Vila Mont Tours
Parte
Chase
Dulme
Mia
Dohme
Moses Fowler Extara
Young Chase
Mrs. Dulime
Fred Chaar
Republicans Push Bell Nomination For Mayor In City Race
The piece reports strong Republican effort and funds to nominate Joseph J. Bell for mayor, aiming to counter Mayor Rookwalter. It notes suspected Democratic support for Bell, Taggart’s influence, and concern over campaign spending aiding opponents in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Joseph J. Bell
Bae
Tell
Rookwalter
Hookwalter
Thored
Taggart
Tom ‘Tagrart
Dell
Candix
Noel to Lead Logsdon Inquiry in City Council Probe
James W. Noel, secured by the city council investigating committee, will conduct the inquiry into the attorney committee. Noel, a Republican and former legislator, has practiced law ten years and will gather evidence and documents before the first meeting, expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Neel
Noel
Tomas
Noek
Workman Falls Five Stories at Claypool Hotel
Tobn Martin, 12% Olive at, fell through an elevator shaft on the Claypool hotel building’s freight shaft, injuring his left leg and other injuries. He was rushed by ambulance to City Hospital, unable to recount how the fall occurred while working as an electrician on the elevator wiring.
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Tobn Martin
Olive
Claypool
Martin
Atelling
Wiltter
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Paullee
Wicers
Glates Storetaurus
Joseph Catania
Heouklyn Brocer
Teoja
Vito Ladues
Sir Stainton
Sexton
D. M. Parry
Organized Labor
Nelson Again
Police Court
Culver
Chairman Fanning
Hua Warr
Ean Primar
Fairbanks Room
Copper’s Dilemma
Castleberry
Aia
H. L. Donovan
Knox
Wright Macy
Pino
T, Strauss
Driver
Indianapolia
Him
Wil Mitton
Kumler
Kumler & Gaylord
Yming Choge
Sumler
Mores Fowler Chase
Mackintosh
Cay
Akron
Anderson
Ming
Federal Cour
Charlier
Duhme
Hima
Mrs. Duhme
James W. Noel Will
Logsdon
Fianes Dsena Cp Wuuennere
Betes
Janet Dumwew Cnty
Claypool Hotel
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