Stolen $60,000 Rumors Roil Tipton Bank Case
In Tipton Indiana suspicions mount that Noah H Marker's missing sixty thousand dollars from the First National Bank is hidden in Indianapolis. Authorities seek a deposit box accomplice while considering accounts and banking records. Debts, loans, and speculation surround Marker as Tipton prepares for a possible bank reopening.
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Indianapolis
Noah H. Marker
Tipton Bank
Marker
Louisiana
Tipton
Missouri
Noah Marker
William Marker
First Niagara trip won by Milo Forsythe
Milo Forsythe of 1534 Woodlawn Avenue wins a round trip to Niagara Falls as the first winner in a Sun subscribers drive. He gathered enough new subscribers in three hours for a three month period, joining other window trimmers at the New York store in the promotion.
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Milo Forsythe
Niagara Falls
Taft Opposes Recommitment Of Tariff Bill
President Taft declares strong opposition to recommitting the tariff bill. Senator McCumber of North Dakota reports the northwestern agricultural interests are seen as surrendered to eastern manufacturing interests, though schedules are revised downward rather than upward and the public may approve once more clearly understood.
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Taft
M’cumber
Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
Northwest
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Chicago price notes for cash grain on August 3 show No 4 red wheat at 1.05 to 1.07, No 3 red at 1.00 to 1.06, No 2 hard around 1.07 to 1.08, No 3 hard near 1.01 to 1.05, cash corn across grades quoted from about 0.64 to 0.74 per bushel, oat prices about 0.61 to 0.68 for No 3 white and white variants.
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Chicago
Gauss Campaign Meeting Allegations Questioned
A letter questions Mr. Charles A. Gauss about a 1901 Bookwalter event at his home. It alleges Gauss introduced Bookwalter to a crowd of Democrats he had pressed to support the rival in the mayoral race and claims Bookwalter thanked him for mobilizing those supporters.
Senate Sees Vote Set on Leather Schedule Bill
Washington August 3 The tariff fight eases as a conference report is set for Thursday at 2 PM with a concurrent resolution to alter the free hide clause and drop the joker. Western insurgents threaten renewed battles as Republican lawmakers rush to be in Illinois, Maine, or Michigan tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Taft
Aldrich
White House
Union Station
Mesars
Kelcher
Massachusetts
Ashbrook
Ohio
Driscoll
New York
Denby
Michigan
Smith
California
Tlinois
Maine
Ghetto Fight Ends When a Knife Displays Tension
Excitement erupted in the Little Ghetto on Eddy street when Max Feltman and D Schuimmer fought over their children. Feltman allegedly drew a long knife but fled before using it as a boy alerted Patrolman Deiner. Police found no participants on arrival.
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Max Feltman
D. Schuimmer
Trimpe and
Rucker
Deiner
Feltman
Schuimmer
Eddy Street
Father Pleads For Earig Son In Hold Up Case
Clay Ryman, 20, held on charges tied to the October robbery of Peter Johnson, with $35 taken. His Cincinnati attorney father sought his return to Cincinnati after a talk with Detective Captain Manning. Hay was arrested earlier and escaped from handcuffs. Connelly remains at large.
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Clay Ryman
Ralph Hayand
Nick Connelly
Peter Johnson
Ryman
Cincinnati
Capt. Manning
Jepartment
Hooton
Cincinnati Court
Ralph Hay
Connelly
Eight mothers and children go to Salvation Army farm
Eight poor, sick mothers and their children were transported by four autos to the Salvation Army fresh air farm at Carl Fisher's country home on the Lafayette pike west of New Augusta for a week. New arrivals joined existing campers as others returned. The children enjoyed lawn swings while the farm, horse Tom and country rides delighted them. Farmers contribute provisions and milk. funds are needed for upkeep, with donations sent to Major Ecott in Baldwin block.
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Salvation Army Fresh Air
Carl Fisher
Lafayette Pike
New Augusta
Tom
Eecott
Baldwin Block
Train halts before rail obstacle in gold shipment
A Burlington passenger train near Belmont ten miles from Crawford halted when engineer Wade spotted a steel rail obstruction on the track. The car reportedly contained 50,000 in gold bullion billed to Newae Ghy, and the incident prevented a wreck as the train stopped within feet of the obstruction.
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Crawford
Marion County to decide on liquor license at Speedway area
Commissioners will decide Wednesday on granting a license to P. T. Andrews for liquor sales near the Speedway. Frank G. Zeiher’s license request was refused Tuesday morning for selling liquor outside the grounds with a partner. Farmers oppose saloons in the region. Other licenses were refused to Fred Brewer, Harry Meyer, and Julius Dorfman for liquor law violations or illicit activity.
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Marion County
Wayne Township
P. T. Andrews
Frank G. Zeiher
Speedway Grounds
Fred Brewer
Southeastern Avenue
Harry Meyer
Bank Avenue
Julius Dorfman
Delaware Street
Zeppelin II Disaster Near Berlin Ends Safety
Thousands of spectators watched the Zeppelin II falter at 120 feet when a rear propeller broke in two during a long flight to Cologne. The airship then descended and landed safely as repairs began, with the accident occurring while the craft was traveling at full speed.
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Berlin
Frankfort
Colongne
Earth
Bargains in Today's Sun
The New York Store features Boys Indian outfits at 79 percent for Wednesday only and half price on summer suits. Coal at summer rates, Gill s& Greenen ad at 2220 E Washington. Peters at 10 Illinois offers cold drinks. Star Store runs a big coupon sale on August 4 with wash goods to 2c per yard. Wulschner-Stewart Music Co promotes a major piano sale at 60 cents per dollar value, 128-130 N Pennsylvania. Marrett Department offers clover leaf coupons. $3 shoes for $1.63. Rost jeweler at 15 N Illinois sells a 14K and 4 Karat diamond ring from $3 to 0. Ayres promotes outerwear sale with $12.50 wool skirts at $7.50. Swain offers loans from $2,000 on farm and city property. Progress Laundry guarantees satisfaction. Call for wagon pickup.
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New York
Star Store
Wulschner-Stewart Music Company
Pennsylvania Street
Peirce Favored by Citywide Republican Meetings
Seven meetings occurred across the city Monday night backing William H. Peierce for the Republican nomination for city clerk. Supporters announced additional gatherings to follow.
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William H. Peierce
Peirce
Thaw Recalled as Sanity Debate Continues in Court
In White Plains on August 3, Harry Thaw was again put on the stand after Dr. Amos T. Baker testified to insanity. Prosecutors revealed sequestered papers from Thaws clothing, including speeches and notes for lawyers, while experts maintained Thaws dangerous paranoia. Thaw greeted a jury member from his prior trial, awaited verdicts, and faced questions on his mental state amid limited examination and Thaws assertion of potential release within a week.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry Thaw
Amos T. Baker
Baker
Jerome
Ree Buttal
Austin Flint
Carlos McDonald
William Fursch
Hamilton
Thaw
Justice Mills
Henry Harney
Dr. Baker
White
Henry Longfellow
Morschaueer
Stanford White
Mills
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First National Bank
Treasury Department
Miller Weir
Noah R. Marker
Mr. Forsythe
Niagara
Woodlawn Avenué
Charles A. Gauss
Charles A. Bookwal
Ter
Bookwalter
Hig Hide
the Stern
Gaest
AR Farm
Gills& Greenen
Washington Street
Peters
Illinois Street
Marrett Department
Carl L. Rost
N. Ilinois Street
L. S. Ayres
David F. Swain, Jr
Pythian Building
Wass Sosetnag
Paiounch
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