Groninger Vindicated by Grand Jury Inquiry in Indianapolis
The grand jury under Special Prosecutor W. Brown exonerates Deputy Prosector Taylor Groninger of partiality and conspiracy charges. The report cites fearless, honest conduct across cases including Goldberger Wynn Thurston and Shoemaker, with no evidence of influence or wrongdoing and notes prosecutors followed jurors' directions.
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W. ‘. Brown
Taylor Gronanger
Dianapolis
Amare
Taylor Groninger
Avery
Frank Groninger
Grand Fund
Grand
Gligned Norton Grand Jury Clears Criminmer of Bias
The grand jury found Frank Groninger had little to do with several cases and acted impartially. It criticized no improper influence in the William Armitage gambling matter and upheld the fair handling of the Jerry Gray case. The panel noted questionable witness sources in Haughville liquor probes and delayed civil actions to avoid bias.
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Groninger
Mowtarity-Dohovan
Christopher Shoemaker
Harry Sickford
Junior Jackson
Robert Chenault
Gro
Inger
Charlia P. Benedict
Frank Croniger
Croninger
Sergent Sandman
William Armitage
Trann
Aroninger
Frank Gropinger
Sutdman
Nancy
Im Groninger
Jerry Gray
Ite
Frank Groningeri
Grand Jury
Haughville
Honoria Leary
Harris W. Price
Mystery surrounds death of man near Reading Ohio
Cincinnati reports a murder mystery after Andrew Hyle, 31, was found near Burkhart farm two miles south of Reading. He suffered a left temple wound from a pistol, a skull fracture, and blunt force injuries. Blood on rock and pipe, a bottle of whisky, and a missing diamond were found. His shoes were damaged, and a woman’s footprint was noted near the crime scene. Coroner Cameron said Hyle was murdered, with possible involvement of a woman. motive not robbery. Body sent to Springfield for burial.
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Bacelas
Cincinnati
Andrew Hyle
Dr. Burkhart
Eat
Reading
Suyle
Cinginnati
Carr
Hin Coat
Indianapolio
Lena
Hyle
Trouecra
Cary Anid
City Hospital
Leta
Millervele
Yimen
Buffalo Hotel
Henry Fleke
Atri
BarbaraPteke
Misa Lena Betehold
Cameron
Anthony Lodge
F. and
A. M
Springfield
Alana A K
John Hyle
Henry Ficke
Swindle Uses New York Draft For Cement Block Purchase
Walter G Reagan of the Lebanon Cement and Rick works was cheated out of 150 dollars by a man identifying as J M Grant from New York who stayed in Lebanon several days and arranged a land deal. Reagan endorsed a 380 draft on a New York bank for payment of 150 worth of cement blocks, received 100 dollars, then the con man vanished. Reagan checked with the New York bank, which denied issuing the draft.
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Leganon
Tad
Walter G. Reagan
Lebanon
Reagan
Steagan
New York
New Traction Cars Shown On Indianapolis Fort Wayne Line
Traction cars to be used on the Indianapolis Fort Wayne limited survive will be displayed at Traction and Terminal Station Monday. The models are described as worth seeing and will run a schedule of four hours and forty minutes each way. Services start at 7 am and continue at 2 pm and 6 pm over Indiana Union Traction lines.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Traction and Terminal
Indiana Union Traction Company
Lnes
Winners in City hospital interne examination
The competitive exam for Internes at City hospital and dispensary announced winners. C. L Vanatta and E. G. Daniels led, with 93 percent top score. Mary Wickens achieved the third highest grade, followed by several named entrants including Warren, Shimer, Hughes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
City Dispensary
C. L Vanatta
E.G. Daniels
Mary Wickens
George Warren
Wiliam Shimer
J. E. Hughes
Reteatar
John le Reeves
Momar It McKinatral
Williams Spaulding
Vanalla
Miss Wickens
Jury to Hear Baseball Trial in Indianapolis Court
Charien Ruschaupt connected with the Indianapolis baseball club faces a jury trial in Police Judge Whatlon a s court Friday afternoon. W W Watkins owner and Auschaupt were arrested Wednesday night on desecration charges and released on bonds. The grand jury is told to return Friday morning. A Sunday baseball ventilation issue may be considered, with Judge Fremont Alford likely to instruct the jury.
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Charien Ruschaupt
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Tusinear
Whatlon
W W. H. Watkins
Auschaupt
Fremont Alford
Robber and homeowner exchange shots during porch intrusion
A porch climber and Oakley B Cockrum exchanged gunfire at the Cockrum home on Alabama Street at 10 30 Wednesday night. Bullets shattered window panes and left minor facial powder burns on Oakley Cockrum. The intruder fled to Solon Goode’s residence and then to J F Webber’s home as guests were gathered, fleeing with cash and jewels.
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Oakley B. Cockrum
John B. Cockrum
Alabama
Wednessey
Cockrum
Progres
Qoakley Cockrum
Rym
Solon Goode
Marlasanat
J. FP
Webber
E. Tanthab
Lincoln County Birthplace Area To Be National Park
Clarence Mackay and Robert Collier of New York officials of the Linen Memorial association returned to Louisville after visiting Abraham Lincoln's birthplace in LaRue County. They announced planning to spend 500000 to improve the property for conversion into a national park. Landscape artist Guy Lowell accompanied them with recommendations to implement improvements. The tract contains several acres and is described as naturally suited for park purposes. They emphasized it would be a national park in every sense and not turned over to the United States government, remaining free and open to the public.
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Scrippe-McRay Press Sasociation
Louisville
Clarence Mackay
Robert Collier
New York
Linen Memorial Association
Abraham Lincoln
Larue
Guy Lowell
U% Ton
Mackay
Coliier
Unitedtates
Mr. Collier
Allsles
Opium Price Spike Ties San Francisco Disaster to Chinatown
Advance in opium prices hits New York Chinatown after the San Francisco disaster. The price rose from 1% a quarter-pound to 20 a can in two weeks, signaling a sharp market shift. Scrippe-McRae Drews Association in New York reports the sudden change as the market reacts to events on the West Coast.
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Scrippe-McRae Drews Association
New York
San Francisco
Chinatown
Scholar's Habits A Manly Fellow Sees Coffee Replaced
A young man recounts coffee harms to his nerves and digestion during prep school. After quitting coffee and adopting Postum with Grape Nuts and fruit, he reports clearer thinking, steadier nerves, improved digestion, weight gain, and renewed study enjoyment, crediting Postum Food Coffee and Chap-Nut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatoten
Pope Ium
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Curtain Fabric and Damask Fixtures at Mercerized Prices
Readable catalog notes list mercerized curtain fringe yard goods and damask textiles. Items include curtain rods and portieres in red and green, home wallpaper cleaner, table damask in 64 and 68 inch widths, and 53 inch damask priced per yard with various qualities. Contains prices and fabric widths for homemaking and upholstery.
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Ennion Tinen
Colton
Ford Cei
Indirect Contempt Charged Over Sun Editorials
Judge Fremont Alford asked, and Prosecutor Benedict filed an affidavit of information Wednesday accusing Fred L. Purdy, publisher of the Indianapolis Sun, of indirect contempt of court. The charge stems from two editorials commenting on Judge Alford’s conduct in the grand jury indictment of Chief of Police Robert Metager, who is accused of assaulting Walter Kaohs, a prisoner later found guilty of an assault on a child and sent to the penitentiary.
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Wynn
Lilian Wynn
Clays Pool
Grand Jury
Ther
Taylor Groninger
Alford
Grominger
Thurston
George Thurston
Nathan Cohen
Groninger
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Charles P. Benedict
Wemenday
Fred L. Purdy
The
Indianapolis Sun
Alforit
Robert Metager
Walter Kaohs
Helped Build the Canal Pioneer Captain Watkins Dies
Special to The Sun. Capt. David Watkins, 83, who helped build the Wabash and Erie canal in the 1880s and ran the first boat on that waterway, died at his Lagro home yesterday.
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Sun
Wabash
Ind
David Watkins
Wabneb and Erle
Lagro
Threaten to Strike At Great Lakes Opening
Chicago April 26 A looming general strike by 70000 shoremen and transport workers threatens to shut the Great Lakes opening on May 1. Reports from Chicago warn a possible complete blockade could develop as navigation begins.
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Deeippe-Menas Ress
Chicago
Great Lakes
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement from Pyramid Drug Company claims the Pyramid Pile Cure eases pain and swelling from piles, heals sores, and can avert surgery. It touts easy to use suppositories and offers a free trial by mail, followed by a supply of 50 cents, urging readers to request the sample and order through Marshall Michigan headquarters.
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Yourn
T. A. Sutton
Slone
Marlon
Ind
Ongé Dy Mall
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid ‘Building
Marehall, Mich
Spreckles Baby Born On A Lawn
In San Francisco on an April Friday an heir was born to Rulaipt Spreckles and his wife amid danger as the dynamite squad approached their home. The Spreckles family, noted figures in the area, faced relocation while officers prepared to deal with the threat to their residence.
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Speeini
Ban Francisco
Cal
Rulaipt
Spreckles
Aymeler
Santa Fe reports uninsured San Francisco terminals
Mt. Jenks, a freight agent for the Santa Fe, received a Chicago telegram asserting the San Francisco terminals are uninsured. The road says neither the fire nor the earthquake damaged the tracks or buildings, and it can handle freight as usual. The Santa Fe pledges prompt attention to all shipments.
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R. Mt. Jenks
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Monarchs to Meet in September at Darmstadt
A Pall Mall Gazette report states that Tsar Nicholas II and Kaiser Wilhelm II will meet King Edward at Darmstadt during the first week of September. The talks are mainly domestic but carry significant international implications.
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Scripor-menaeregs Association
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Czst
Nicholas
Kaiter William
Edward
England
Darmatadt
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Harvest horseradish crop blamed for cattle deaths in Indiana
In Winamac Indiana last week farmer Harvey W Wood plowed a patch of horseradish attracting cattle into the field. Several steers died and many more were injured or starved by the incident which left livestock in distress.
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Winamiac
Ind
Harvey W. Wood
Jasper County
Mules for the Parmers Prompts Ananciation
Shamorkin Pennsylvania April 31 Coal operation turned over to farmers surrounding the coal mine to train mules for farm work. The company will not charge the farms for the use of the mules or the training effort.
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Shamorkin
Farma
Parrish Unconscious After Locomotive Accident
Els Parrish of Indianapolis, a Pennsylvania fireman, was knocked from a locomotive cab between Cincinnati and Richmond. He lies in critical condition at Reid Memorial Hospital in Richmond after the Saturday night incident.
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Parrish
Richmond
Ind
Els
Parriah
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Reid Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Wehmond
Paul Mucke murder mystery remains unsolved
Coroner's verdict labels the slayer unknown. In Indianapolis ministers from two churches press union of Disciples and Baptists. George Love, involved in a shooting with Charles Brown and a Black man, is at large. Local plans discuss lodge activities and port cable repairs into next year.
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Paul H Mucke Ovirder
Indianapolis
Union of
Baptists
Frisco Orders First Call for Carnegie Steel Contracts
Carnegie Steel officials issue emergency orders for all structural and other steel material for reconstructing Yan Francisco. John C Neale, engineer, to lead US Steel structural force on the Pacific coast. The Alexander Optical Co opens a Flemish decor store at 23 N Meridian Ave offering free eye exams and cheap spectacles with nationwide exchange guarantees.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Associmion
Pityshurg
Carnegie Steel Company
Yan Trancixco
United States Steel Corporation
John C. Neale
Carnegie Company
San Francisco
United States Sto) Corporation
Patine
Alexander Ontical Co
Tur City
Meridiansat
Atlantic
Denver
Cal
United States
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Sid" Horwood
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Lincoln National Park
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Ight Miomar
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the Sun
Marion
Indiana
L. $. Ayres & CO
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BBC
John J. Clark
Wes Be
Union Linen Damask
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Frisco
Parmers
Parinne
City News
George Love
Charles Brown
F. Lodge
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Steel Corporation
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Okchdale
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Leswar Pes
Kimball
Jamen W. Fisher
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College Avenue
Indkanapolis
John Monks
Cornell Avenue
Anna Main
Shelbyville
Faenting
Fuller & Currens
Monument Place
Cresing
Soegeyesacs
Kimtall Co
Bolt Enew Kare
Breparty
Eyes Park Optical Co
Annuinctering Opticians
Whelesale
Retall Parks Tienes Theater
Banana
Tima
Cincinrati
Hamilton & Dayton
Omics, & N. Pt
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Springfeld
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New York Central
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Boar
Toledo
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Banton
Wa Haute
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Lafayette
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