Actress Sentences Murderer of Her Mother to Life
Winifred Header, actress, helped expose Charles W Graves who was found guilty of first degree murder. The victim was his wife and mother of Miss Reader. Jury verdict: life sentence. Graves reportedly threatened his wife and choked her, then burned the body to conceal the crime. Medical experts testified death occurred before the fire.
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The Grasp by Gar Sasi Reid opens in Sun next Monday
The Sun will publish the opening chapter of The Grasp a romance set in the era of a wooden legged dictator in Mexico. The tale promises love romance and intrigue, a rare treat for readers. Washington reports Assistant Attorney General Robb says taking bets on races violates the law. The decision concerns a Western investment enterprise.
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Airship venture ends with drift after engine failure
Baltwin, weranaut, attempted a dirigible ascent near Gyeth with the lat foot vessel. After about ten minutes in the air the engine failed and the craft drifted southward. He landed near Blankine, Slightly injured, the inventor was assisted. Separately a special train wreck in Grantville, Kansas, injured no one seriously as cars toppled but no fatalities reported.
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Kirk Saved 1400 From Safe Blowers In Grocery Robbery
Two robbers blew the safe at Kirk and Sullivan's grocery in Broad Ripple early Saturday. They removed the lock and used dynamite, escaping with the safe's contents while bystanders heard the blast. A partial reward to the police was offered as investigators traced tracks to Indianapolis.
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Death by Own Action Shocks Porto Rico Official
Fred V Martin United States immigration commissioner for Porto Rico died by his own action in San Jan Puerto Rico on a Saturday after illness. He had been appointed from Indiana. In Chicago Joseph Khasi and Felix Wakoski both twenty years old of Milwaukee were crushed to death in a boxcar while stealing a route. Their bodies were found mangled in planks. Tours de la Metanderiv and dehy Bs e Baumont wallets were found des in oeding Wahashare hotel after asphyxiation during the night with a gas jet turned on.
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Man Runs Across Tracks In May Street Accident
A man named Ren Thompson was struck by a trolley car near the corner of May Street and Columbia Avenue. He suffered chest and right shoulder injuries and was taken to a nearby dispensary and ambulance hub for care. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon, and details of his presence on the track remain unclear.
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Infant death and grief move Indianapolis police
A lifeless infant is laid in a small white coffin at Indianap olis Union Station after a family from Terre Haute travels with a carrier to seek aid. Police officers rally to help, donating money and organizing a funeral dress for the child, while the mother and father receive support from the community and caringly carried to Mount Jackson for burial.
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Church Rules All in Utah Face Polygamy Debate
A witness during a hearing described widespread opposition within the Utah church community to polygamy. The testimony argued polygamy is the worst feature of the church, likening it to un-American control and criticizing church authority over members and business ventures.
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Weather outlook with warm temps and possible storms this weekend
Partly cloudy conditions return Saturday night and Sunday with possible thunder showers and continued warmth. Morning 7 a.m. temperature around 50s, noon around 74, 2 p.m. near 75. Showers and possible thunderstorms in Indiana area accompanied by fresh southerly winds. Engagement and jewelry ads interrupt the forecast with local shop promotions.
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Marion County delegates pick for governor staged race
Amid busy primaries for the Republican State Convention, William L. Taylor supporters claim a strong Indianapolis delegation. Ward 9 and Ward 1 produced pivotal votes with anti-Taylor slates. other wards named delegates who may shift allegiance to Taylor then Hanly.
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Joan F. O'Donnell
Lucius Wilson
Elmer J. Miller
John Caster
Willan Ahstom
Albert W. Maitlard
Une We Meroriall
George R. Parks
Pearson Mendenbadd
Juror in Damages Case Taken Ill
Henry Karp of 05 8 State Street, juror in the damages suit Elizabeth Schwarts vs William B Lane, fell ill during deliberations. The case had been in court over 24 hours with no verdict on damages, Judge Carter ordered the jury back to continue. The defendant defaulted for not answering. Juror Earp was ill for several days and suffered a heart attack. Doctor Culver attended.
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W Washington Street Bridge Nears Opening
The W Washington Street bridge is nearly complete with one roadway set between streetcar rails. A temporary guard rail is being erected and the bridge will soon open for traffic. Presidential nominations were sent in Saturday for senior military posts and Porto Rico executives.
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Rooker May Accept Candidacy For Congress
W A Rooker may accept the Democratic nomination for Congress. He told The Sun that if the convention is held within 20 days he will accept. District chairman Fanning plans to return to Indiana and call the primary. The piece notes strong Republican sentiment in Marion County and discusses Overstreet’s waning administration support.
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