Time extended in Indianapolis Sun contempt case
In a criminal court a week was granted to prepare an answer in indirect contempt proceedings against the publisher of the Indianapolis Sun. Judge Alford emphasized fair treatment and the court’s intent to disclose all known facts, granting Purdy until the Sunday of May to use his answer to purge himself of contempt.
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Sunday's baseball divides a jury in desecration case
The article describes a jury panel for the Charles Ruschaupt case linked to alleged desecration charges at an Indianapolis baseball park. Jurors discussed Sunday baseball views, with one member opposed to Sunday games. The jury, largely favorable to impartial trial standards, acquitted Ruschaupt after brief deliberations amid notes of postponed or excused jurors.
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Emil Fertig
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Martin Divorce Granted in Muncie Court
Mrs. Martin was granted a divorce from Charles F. H. Martin in Muncie Indiana on April 2. The decree cited infidelity with other women as a factor in the dissolution of their marriage.
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Dowie to Speak in Zion City Services This Sunday
John Alexander Dowie will travel to Zion City this afternoon to hold services tomorrow. He will be joined by several loyal followers occupying platform seats and there to speak as the first apostle is expected to testify. Jane Dowie plans to testify in support of her husband and pave the way for his re entry to Zion City, while Dowie says he aims for calm outreach rather than disturbance.
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Minneapolis
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Fire damages Gardner Co drug store in Lebanon Indiana
Fire this morning caused about 35000 damage to the W. D. Gardner & Co drug store and wallpaper department in Lebanon Indiana. Stock valued at 3400 was burned. Incendiary fire suspected in rear of 97 West Maryland Street. Barn with two horses wagon and harness burned. Indignation meeting planned at engine house Twenty fourth and Ashlyndale. City residents protest Callege Avenue streetcar service beyond Twenty.
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W. D. Gardner & Co
Frank Ewing
Maryland
Snow Brief Reports Heavy Snow in Malone New York
Malone New York April 28 heavy snow fell last night with a noticeable drop in temperature by 6 o clock this morning. local observers report accumulating white cover and chilled air as residents check weather conditions and travel advisories.
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Kentucky Care for Toothache Attack Fire Alarm Duty
Edward Kuehner, 42, of Louisville is sentenced to one year in the work house after failing to file fire alarms for a month. His defense cites constant toothache and stress from the new fire apparatus arrival as his motive.
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Apell
Edward Kuehner
Moon Seeks Democratic Nomination for Fourth District Judge
Moon of Kotomo announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to be judge of the supreme court in the Fourth district at the state convention. He notes prior close bids, mentions author and attorney work, and that supporters push his bid to strengthen the ticket.
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Union Traction Routes Expanded to Muncie Bluffton Corridor
Announcement from the Spaiana Union Traction company states it has acquired the Muncie Hartford City Fort Wayne Railroad, overseeing 46 miles of interurban line between Muncie and Bluffton. WHA Nichelle of Cleveland will serve as general manager, with L. J. Behelessinger continuing as superintendent. deal valued around 1.1 million dollars.
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Mayor Johnson and the embryo motor shown in cellar claim
Cleveland news reports Mayor Tom L. Johnson is alleged to own an embryo motor in his house cellar tested to six miles per minute. The mayor refuses to discuss. Ex Councilman Patrick Gallagher claims to have seen it work and predicts future perfection.
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Sun Stroke and a Food Change Rebuild a Life
A man describes a sunstroke seven years ago that left him bedbound with nerve, heart, and stomach trouble. After trying Grape-Nuts and cream, his condition improved from the first week, he regained health, and he gained 36 pounds. He and his family continue eating Grape-Nuts, crediting it with recovery and vitality.
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Williams Lectures Landis on Tariff and Statehood in House
In Washington the Democratic floor leader John Sharp Williams berated Mrs Landis during a House session, urging passage of the tariff schedule the Dingley bill, statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and a rate law. He warned that opponents will fall and urged youth to choose a wiser future course.
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Republican Senate Pledge on Railroad Rate Bill
A political figure warns that the Republican Senate must pass a reasonable railroad rate bill or face consequences. The speech emphasizes justice and responsibility in shaping policy, framing failure as a political risk for the party.
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Chicago solicits funds for relief drive
In Chicago on April, the Salvation Army and volunteers canvas for the relief fund aiming to raise up to 1,000,000 dollars before night. Patrolmen began rounds at seven with donors receiving books of ushers coupons for 25 and 60 cents, totaling 0,000 cent Beutes.
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Reading area murder mystery advances in Hyle case
Special to The Sum reports progress in the Andrew Hyle murder inquiry. Several men have been examined near Readings and authorities like Marshal Angel in Reading believe a woman was implicated in the killing. The body was found near Readings, and arrests remain uncertain as the investigation continues.
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Meridian street church site to host new eight story building
City News reports Union Telephone to erect an eight story structure on the former Meridian street church site in Meridian and New York streets. Indianapolis Builders' Exchange opened Friday with about 300 business men and social events. A false Hospital rumor denied. Indiana University Faculty and history teachers meet in Indianapolis. Military Order of Foreign Wars and ACA A the Aly attend religious services at St John’s church for annual communion.
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Marmnerchor Concludes Season With Chicago Soloist
The Marmnerchor Verein gave the season’s final concert in their Washington Street hall with Hans Schroader of Chicago as soloist. Schroeder, celebrated as a leading song singer with trained baritone, impressed critics and drew strong applause from a large audience. The well-trained choir conducted by Franz Bellinger performed several selections, followed by supper and dancing.
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Chicago
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Troop C Deployed to Suppress Anthracite Strike Riots
Reading Pa April troop C of the state constabulary massed in the coal regions to quell rioters. The men are armed with rifles revolvers and blackjack as they move to restore order amid labor disturbances.
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State Constabulary
Tron Workers to Meet in Cincinnati Convention
Advance guard of delegates to the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Bread and Tin Workers arrives in Cincinnati for the annual convention. The convention will meet Tuesday morning with about 500 delegates expected to attend.
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