Nan Patterson Faces Widow in New Acquittal Bid
Nan Patterson showed radiant happiness Thursday over the prospect of acquittal in the killing of bookmaker Young. The defense hinges on proving Morgan Smith bought the revolver and the Smith letters may reveal damning details. Margaret Young and John Malin testified for the estate as crowds swarmed the court. prosecutors may rest their case, with Patterson’s fate possibly decided after she testifies.
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Bcripps-M’rae
New York
Nan Patterson
Young
Goff
Human Stern
J. Morgan Smith
Stern
Smith
Rand
Morgan Smith
Smiths
Margaret Young
John Malin
Mist Patterson
Venezuelan asphalt controversy reaches White House
The April 3 Glenwood Springs report states that allegations against Mr Loomis were known to the president before leaving Washington. Secretary Loeb left Wednesday before publication, and it is unlikely he carried information about this phase of the situation to the camp.
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Puripps
M’ Rae Phess Association
Glenwood Springs
Col
Loomis
Washington
Arie Thimy
Loeb
Camn
Insurance for five point nine million in New York
Special to The Bun reports the insurance value tied to the Charles S L Schwab line and a dwelling project bounded by Riverside Drive and West End Avenue with addresses on Seventy third and Seventy fourth streets. The completed project, including furnishings, is valued near nine million dollars.
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New York
Charles
Riverside
Westendave
William Todd Dead in Youngstown Industrial Leader Passes
William Todd, head of William Todd & Co., builders of engines in Abie City, died Wednesday after a long illness. He led the prominent firm and was noted for his wealth and influence in the industry.
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William Todd
Schipps-Mare Press Association
Youngstown
Wlllan Tard
Davitt
Odd Olio
Crner
Dind
Willan Todd & Co
Buihlers
Abie Cits
Naval Battle Rumor Sends Markets Down
April 27 Paris reports claim of a great naval battle with several Japanese warships sunk. Markets fall as Paris gains drag down bond prices and stock exchanges show weakness amid the rumor. American shares decline while foreign debt declines and Paris reports rente prices drop.
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London
Paris
Hainan
Deweeston
Dead Dogs Ordered by Hollge Kruger Chief
The Hollge Kruger chief issued on Thursday afternoon an order to kill all licensed dogs. The directive prompts concern over animal welfare and public safety as authorities enforce stricter measures in the region.
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Hollge Kruger
May Call Troops in Chicago Strike
Chicago April 27 Teamsters union and Chicago employers clash as Mayor Dunne deploys 500 police to guard storage centers and freight houses. Patrols protect wagons and stores amid a rising labor battle. Union leaders threaten federal action as violence looms and preparations for court protection proceed.
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Chicago
Dunne
Employers’ Association
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Teamsters’ Union
Chicago Employers of Labor
Brayor Dunne
Patrick J. Gibbons
Stow
Bratest
You Save on a Diamond Near Washington Street
Advertises savings on diamonds and rent by living two minutes from Washington Street. Claims price proof from J. P. Mulally Diamond Importer and Jeweler at 28 Monument Place, THE URBAN.
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Washington T
J. P. Mulally
Monument-place
Zar Orders New Fleet For War Against Japan
A St Petersburg dispatch reports the czar has ordered construction of 11 first class cruisers of the Bayan type, four gunboats, ten river gunboats, sixteen marine boats, transport ships, one torpedo boat, and coastal defense vessels. Admiral Augostensky and Admiral Nehogatotl’s detachment of war vessels are said to join the forces at Tsing Tan, China.
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Japan
Nehogatotl
Put Him in Irons Threats During Park Trial at Delaware Court
In Delaware a tense criminal court scene centered on Park a forceful man on trial for receiving stolen goods. Judge Fremont Atford ordered irons if he acted up again as Park threatened Deputy Prosecutor Grominger and hurled curses. Witness Skillman linked Park to recent robberies and a trove of stolen items.
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Harry Perk
Fremont Atford
Criminal Court
Murry York
Grominger
Park
Martin
Wnh
Jaros Collins
Atate
Paseion
Groninger
Perk
Casey
Kimble
Delaware
Dutge Alford Park
Skilman
Medical licensing boards seek interstate reciprocity in meeting
The American Confederation of Medical Examining and Licensing Boards met in Claypant hater on Thursday morning for committee reports. Appointed in October at St. Santa Tant, the group aims to establish reciprocity among state boards. Indiana's A. Speier led the session, with W. O. A. Murrican of Santa Ste. Mart Mir serving as secretary.
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St. Santa Tant
Dro AW. A. Speier
Two suspects faced grand jury in street crime case
Tester Abervaugn and Genie Me Phearson were tried in police court on charges of entering the Stoar grocery on Massachusetts and Vermont streets. Both were sent to the grand jury for a later date. McPhearsny pleaded not guilty, while Driesbaugh admitted guilt.
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Tester Abervaugn
Genie MePhearson
Stoar
Massachier Seusage
Vermont St
McPhearsny
Driesbaugh
Bride Sues for 15000 Dollars Over Lost Husband
Minnie FitzGerald, young wife of Bernard Fitzgerald of Indianapolis, sues Bernard's father Philander H. Fitzgerald for 15000 dollars alleging seduction and alienation of affections after Bernard eloped with Minnie Barnett to Shelbyville and married there. The suit cites prior divorce actions and a wealthy background.
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Bernard G. Fitzgerald
Philander H. Fitzgerald
Franklin, Inc
Minnie Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Fitzgerald
Freakin
Ind
Minnie Harnett
Shelbyville
Grand Hotel
Orfe
Malicinua
Ane
Mrw. Fitzgerald
P. J. Fitzgerald
Filla Barnett
Miss Barnett
Bernard Fitzgerald
McMaster
Fitz-Gerald
Europe
Divorced Husband Admits Affairs in Court
Mary McCreary sues James Mcreary for divorce after alleging infidelity. Judge Henry Clay Allen questions motives and urges reconciliation for the sake of their child. McCreary admits indiscretion with multiple young women including Miss Hattell while defending his Irish temper.
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Mary McReary
Hubbard
James M McReary
Wim
Henry Clay Ale Len
Thomsday
Allen
McCreary
Aise
Miss Hattelt
Ashamer
Sournels
Smoking Decline Noted As Pipe Replaces Cigarettes
A defiant stance against the anticigarette law yields observable shifts in public smoking. Judges’ rulings aside, cigarette use drops in streets, baseball parks, and crowds while pipes and cigars gain footholds. Dealers pivot, papers once given free with tobacco sales vanish, yet some outlets still peddle cigarettes to trusted customers amid persistent demand.
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Whallon
Rigarette
Tne
Minnis
Washington-rts
Juvenile Pleas Guilty On Cigarette Charges
Charles Avers fourteen pleaded guilty in juvenile court to having smoked a cigarette and a girl, Ed Shearer fifteen, admitted giving away cigarette papers and will be tried with him on the same day for the Saturday incident.
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Charles Avers
Clearatte
Ed. Shearer
Survivors Reuniting After Sitana Steamboat Explosion
A Cripps Meine and Rae press report from Knoxville details survivors and a reunion held near Marveilis on Thursday after the Sitana steamboat disaster near Memphis. Attendance declined due to heavy rain and bad weather.
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Acripps-M Rae Press Association
Knoxville
Tenn
Ohio
Tennessee
Memphis
Marveilis
Carnegie gifts ten million for teachers pensions
Announcement from New York on April 27 says Andrew Carnegie funds a 10 million dollar retirement pension system for professors at universities colleges and technical schools in the United States Canada and Newfoundland. A commission of trustees including top educators has been chosen to oversee the scheme and ensure salaries continue after retirement.
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Ecripps M'Rae Press Association
New York
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
DePauw University
Trasteggs
Babe
OUST THEM OUST THEM Board to abolish police detectives plan
The Board of Safety will meet Thursday night to consider abolishing the detective department of the police force under a new law. City Attorney Warrum to advise. change expected soon as sentiment grows strong. Ward opponents argue detectives in citizens' clothing already police power abuses. Patrolmen with special ability may be assigned to detective work under the plan.
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Board of Safety
Wildiacias
Polices Force
Segislinira
Warrum
Enunire
Police Free
Gang of boy thieves arrested in Indianapolis store theft
A second party of boy thieves was arrested by police for stealing from the Iron foundry of the Indianapolis Store Company. The gang, active for three years, included Otto Kelly 19 R23 West St Otto Kelll 18 Flack 18 Merrill Karl Fleming Hugo Fleming and Kirk Kirk, leader aged 3, accused of receiving stolen goods. They pleaded guilty at Jeucenna court and faces juvenile court for Kirk. Mothers waited anxious at detectives office as children were taken away.
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Noyn
Indianapolii
Ray Watt
Weat St
Otto Ke
Boynear
Kirk
Two Charged Citizens Bound Over By Judge
Cand Kastner and Bea Garr faced burglary and grand jury charges respectively and were bound over to the grand jury on Thursday morning by Police Judge Thanas Whitlm. Kastner, arrested by Detectives Sherer and Trimpe, was charged with entering a business on February Morris street and taking gold watches. The defense claims Garr denies the allegations and asserts she did not supply the watches.
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Cand Kastner
Bea Garr
Jill
Thanas. Whitlm
Kastner
Srher and
Trimpe
Fe Morris
Hidiana-Ave
Pawnehop
Wastier
Roweser
Gare
Garr
Killion A Candidate For Ninth Ward Council Seat
Fal KnHon formerly GorConstable Harry Tutewiler now accepts bid as Republican candidate for ninth ward councilman. Other contenders are John Heaton and George File.
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Killion
Fal Knhon
Goraner
Harry Tutewiler
Ban
John Heaton
George File
Weather forecast for Friday and Thursday night
Partly cloudy with rising temperatures and spring Fever expected. Thunder showers likely Thursday night into Friday with possible lightning and gusty winds. No major hazards anticipated. temperatures warm into the weekend.
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