Fraud Allegations Rise Over Gary Land Deal Case
Chicago December 4 Wallata Yeakle a 14 year old girl accuses Edwin A Warfield A R Yeakle and George T Cline of fraud in a $3 million estate matter tied to trustees in Gary Ind The amended circuit court bill claims misrepresentation and failure to notify heirs over real estate conversions involving railways and steel interests.
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Chicago
Wallata
Teakle
Steel Trust
Gary
Ind
George T. Cline
Miss Yeakle
Edward
Nicholas C. Cline
Edwin A. Warfield
A. R. Yeakle
Warfield
Wallata Yeakle
State ready to deed city Deaf and Dumb asylum ground
The Indiana attorney general notified Mayor Bookwalter the state is ready to give the city a deed for the Deaf and Dumb asylum site, bought in 1905 to become a park with installment payments. The last warrant in 196? was withheld due to a missing record while Shank-ave assessment rolls faced a one-week postponement as property owners pressed claims.
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Indiana
Bookwalter
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Roosevelt At White House On Money Problem
President Roosevelt has met with officials at the White House for several hours to discuss the nation’s money problems. The session aimed to chart a cautious path through economic challenges without rushing policy.
Banking crisis window closes as lawmakers seek steady reform
President Roosevelt held a White House conference with Senators Aldrich and Crane after a finance committee session on the currency situation. Officials believe emergency legislation is unnecessary now and stress delaying broad banking legislation until times return to normal.
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Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Cranes
Treasury Department
Crane
Train wreck in Maryland kills three and injures thirty
A Baltimore and Ohio rear-end collision near Hanover Maryland between a local carrying schoolchildren and an express from Washington left three Black men dead and 30 people injured. Many victims were schoolchildren from Laurel Hyattsville Riverdale and nearby stations. Coroner to hold inquest. no arrests reported.
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Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Hanover
Baltimore
Elk Ridge
Laurel
Hyattsville
Riverdale
Berwyn
May Quit City Job and Seek Sheriff's Place
County official announces resignation plans to devote full time to Republican bid for sheriff. Joseph L. Hogue, streets superintendent, aims to succeed Sheriff Clay, who says he will not seek renomination. Hogue expects Clay’s support, while deputies and party members discuss their chances in a growing political contest.
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Joseph L. Hogue
Charles A. Bookwalter
Joseph F. Clay
Hogue
Mr. Hogue
Clay
Mr. Mogue
Edward Sourbier
Mr. Clay
William H. Lewis
Seven Killed by Engine on Glasgow Paisley Line
Nine plate layers were run over today by a light engine on the Glasgow Paisley line. Seven were killed instantly.
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Glasgow
Glasgow-Paisley
Tragic Death by Carbolic Acid In Noblesville
Miss Clara Albright aged 17 took her own life by drinking carbolic acid in Noblesville Indiana. She left a widowed mother in Perkinsville and had worked as a domestic in the home of David House for a year. No reason was given for the act.
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Noblesville
Ind
Clara Albright
Perkinsville
David House
Homey The Indianapolis Sun Welcomes Readers And Expansion
The Sun’s new owners express gratitude for a warm reception from Indianapolis readers. Subscriptions grow with daily interest as letters and messages praise the paper. The Sun pledges to support Indianapolis and assist efforts that benefit the city.
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Indianapolis Sun
SUN
THE
Indianapolis
Banks urged to report financials by Dec 3
The banking department of the auditor of state issued a call Wednesday for state banks to report their financial conditions as of the closing date Dec 3. Banks have five days to submit reports with a $100 daily penalty for late filings. This regular call follows a prior comptroller of the currency notice for national banks.
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Banking Department
the Auditor of State
Judge Pritchard Loses Voice at Court Hearing
Judge James A. Pritchard of criminal court was unable to appear at the courthouse on Wednesday due to temporary loss of voice. His family said he could not talk last night, and doctors attributed the problem to a bad cold.
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James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Prize display of apples and fruits at Indiana Horticultural Society
Ripe apple scent fills offices near rooms 11 and 2 at the statehouse as visitors are drawn to a prize contest display of apples pears quinces pawpaws and several potatoes exhibited by the Indiana Horticultural Society.
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Statehouse
Indiana Horticultural Society
Hunger and Cold in Lonely Home
James Whallon, 71, was found Wednesday at 618 Chestnut Street by Humane Inspector Al Smith. He was sent to City Hospital for food and medical care after suffering hunger and cold. Once employed by the city street department, he became too ill to work and is described as alone in the world.
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James Whallon
Chestnut St
Humane
al Smith
City Hospital
Whallon
City Street Department
Seeeks Nepenthe in Suds Flood
Gertie Cravens failed to respond in police court on Wednesday after her night bond was forfeited. She was later found intoxicated at a saloon near Sixteenth and Alvordsts. Earlier, Tuesday night, Patrolmen found her disturbing the area and she faced loitering and disorderly conduct charges. The Cravens woman resides at 1620 Ludlowave.
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Gertie Cravens
Hall
Simon
Sixteenth and
Alvordsts
Thome
Cravens
Reardon
Fora
Ludlowave
Deserted wife seeks help after husband sells home
Mrs. L Crexel of 9% Colton Street appealed to Salvation Army officials after her husband left for Indianapolis with another woman, selling their country home and leaving her penniless. She was aided with warm clothing and groceries.
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Maj. J. G. Gallew
Indianapolis
Tax Suit Over Stock Conveyance In Darnell Case
The state sues Isaac M. and Walter S. Darnell to set aside a stock conveyance in circuit court. Tax collector Charters reported Isaac M. Darnell at 1608 Central Ave. held substantial stock in I M Darnell and Co but failed to report for seven years. Taxes and penalties total 1 626.45, with allegations that property was transferred to sons and the firm incorporated in Memphis to dodge obligations.
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Isaac M
Walter S. Darnell
Ing
William F. Charters
Ferret
Cyrus Clark
Isaac M. Darnell
Centralave
I. MC .Darnell and Company
Darnell
Memphis
Judge Artman Labels Columbia Club the State's Most Notorious Blind Tiger
Judge Samuel R. Artman warned that the Columbia club in Indianapolis operates as a blind tiger under the law. He argued clubs dispensing liquor skirt prohibitions, while club officers insist they stay within legal bounds. The Anti-Saloon League supports Artman, citing court precedents, as police and temperance groups weigh enforcement and outcomes.
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Samuel FR
Artman
Columbia Club
Lebanon
Supreme Court
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Monument Place
Indianapolis
Samuel R. Artman
Ind
Horace E. Smith
Hawkins, Smith & Hawkins
Smith
Elliott R. Hooton
E. M. Barney
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