One Man Killed in NYC Building Fire
A seven-story New York business building at 103 W Houston burned early today. One unidentified baker died of suffocation in the basement. four others were seriously injured, including Capt Wakely, Lieut Kernochan, and Hosemen Egan and Finnegan. Two firefighters were knocked down and injured.
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Indianapolis Sun
New York
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Houston St
Barnett Pailey
Wakely
Engine Company No. 12
Kernochan
Egan and
Finnegan
Engine Company No. 2
Taylor Talked Of Gor K In Caleb Powers Case
Lexington Kentucky December 5. Former Gov William S Taylor, now in Indianapolis, is tied to the Caleb Powers case by strong evidence of involvement in a alleged conspiracy to kill William Goebel seven years ago. A witness placed Taylor behind Republican mountain army planning in Frankfort.
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Indianapolis Sun
Lexington
William S. Taylor
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Caleb Powers
Taylor
William Goebel
Powers
Mountain Army of Republicans
Frankfort
Ulood
Divorce Granted to Indianapolis Businessman from Estranged Wife
After a three days hearing Judge Lawson Harvey granted a divorce to Tom Oddy from Ida Oddy, a Griggy Blair follower. Ida fought the suit with vivid cruelty stories while denying assaults, and Oddy said her new religion distracted her from wifely duties.
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Lawson Harvey
Tom Oddy
Indianapolis
Ida Oddy
Griggy Blair
Card Party Planned by Druid Union League
The union league of the Druids will hold a card party Wednesday evening at Wolf's hall Morris street and River avenue.
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Union League of the Druids
Wolf's Hall
Morris St
River-auve
Biliousness Remedy Promise From Blackburn Castor Oil Pills
An old newspaper ad claims biliousness stems from constipation and liver congestion. It promises quick relief within hours using Blackburn Castor Oil Pills, urging readers to avoid substitutes and check the portrait and signature on the back of the package with four red corners.
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Blackburn
Mrs Bradley Freed as Crowds Cheer Outside Court
Washington news recounts Mrs. Bradley leaving court after being acquitted. A large crowd gathered around her touring car as she greeted jurors with handshakes and gratitude. She then returned to the courthouse to thank the jurors and prepared to rest at Judge Apps’s home, while her son Arthur Brown Jr. witnessed the scene in the pressroom and was told they would never be separated again.
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Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Bradley
Judiciary Square
Hayes
Judge Hayes
Internal Revenue
Samuel Masters
George F. Hoover
Robert Wells
Mrs. Bradley
Tweaves
Arthur
President Addresses Policy On National Governance And Reform
Excerpts from the President's message argue for strong federal control of interstate commerce and public oversight. It urges cooperation between national and state governments in food laws, securities disclosure, tax policy, and labor protections while condemning dishonesty and calling for robust corporate regulation and campaign finance transparency.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Train Wreck Near Marton Kills Engineer Frank Little
Eastbound Southern Railway train derailed after striking a broken rail near Marton Alabama late last night. Engineer Frank Little was killed while his fireman died of injuries. Authorities suspect train wreckers caused the derailment.
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Montgomery
Ala
Marton
Frank Little
Presidential Message Calls for Campaign Reform and Army Boost
The President urges that corporations not contribute to presidential campaigns and supports publication of contributions and expenditures. He favors stronger army and navy conditions, rail regulation, updated anti trust and currency laws, income and inheritance taxes, postal savings banks, and expanded coast defenses. He notes tariff stability, river development, and further Hague conference progress.
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District of Columbia
Territories
A&e
Panama Canal
Postal Savings Banks
Congress
Postimaster-General
Mayhem charge sent to grand jury for Bolander
Charles Bolander, 21, was sent to the grand jury from police court Tuesday morning on the charge of mayhem. He is accused of biting the lower part of Owen Shelby’s ear during a fight Thursday night at the Y M C A Brightwood facility.
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Charles Bolander
Owen Shelby
Brightwood
Bolander
Shortridge Athletes Earn "S" Honors at Board Meeting
At a meeting of Shortridge’s athletic board the following men were awarded the "S" initials Jarvis Rauch West Furnas Griffiths and Rehm Wastner Hancock Scott Gregoire Hawkins Gates Thomas Ryan and Lockwood already had the "S"
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Athletic Board of
Shortridge
Jarvis
Rauch
West
Furnas
Griffiths
Rehm
Wastner
Hancock
Scott
Gregoire
Hawkins
Gates
Thomas
Ryan
Lockwood
Notice of liquor license applications in Indianapolis wards six and three
The notice identifies Peter Rous in the 13th ward applying at the January term 1968 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges at 560 West Washington Street in ward 6 and for restaurant privileges in same room. Henry B. Gimber in the 3rd ward applying at the January term 1968 for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking privileges at 2450 South Meridian Street. Charles H Owens in the 3rd ward applying at the January term 1968 for liquor licenses in a room at 10th and Missouri streets with pool table and on premise drinking privileges.
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First Min Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Arsenal Avenue
Fletcher Car Company
Indianapolis
Nineteenth Street
Blake and
Rhode Island
Hill
Harris
Blake Street
Frank Jefferson
Board of County Commission
Wiles
Marion Country
West North Street
James B. Blackswelt
Madison Avenue
Southern Avenue
S. W. Ty
Township 15
Jacob Meget
Board of Commissioners
Court Street
Washington Street
H. A. Walker
Maarion County
West Street
Blake
Outlet No. 17
North West Street
Frank Compton
Muirion County
Waris No. 6
Peter Rous
Meridian Street
Hoefgens’ Heirs’ Firsecadd
Henry B. Gimber
Nereby
Tenth Street
Missouri Street
West Kerrs’ Addition
Missouri and
Tenth Streets
Chas. H, Owens
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Texas
Hague
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Trevor Booth
Bob’ Evans
Admiral Evans
Ren Agg
L. S. Ayres & Co
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SAY T Distributors OF Dry
Inter-State Car CO
Duesseldorfer
Duesseldorfer Beer
Cross of Honor
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