Maria Weds Mose Gamble In Secret County License
Singer Clariga Vang and writer Mose Gamble wed after a secret license issued Thursday afternoon. At the Engle hotel in Indianapolis no witnesses or public notice appeared. officials cite a county residence rule and an unusual omission in the license call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clariga Vang
Bara Clara Etta Black
Yumedjenné
Orpheum
Grand Vaudevile
Maxe Gumble
Pridax
Miss Vance
Mose
Gumble
Marfar
Stiles Vance
Mariar
Marian
Vanée
Borner
Engitva
Indianapolis
Hinks Douglass
Young Wife Deserted by Husband Sparks Arrest
A deserted wife in Laiseille after moving with her husband to jiWinapclie swore out a warrant when he planned to abandon her. The man, Sinse, is arrested by Fi ng officers after a tense period of separation. Police secured him at the station, where he was jailed in default as a head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towirge Sinse
Wan
Fing
Eelemen Suncan
Askin Frétis Goerning
Laiseille
jiWinapclie
Haigband
Joe
Tun Tn
City Briefs Prohibition Meeting In Indianapolis Tec 18 2
Prohibition district readers will meet in Indianapolis. Charity drive centers on Phoebe facility valued at 1490.85 to aid Use find of terraceness hospital. Church Supper Fancy webk and chicken pie at Third christian church. Supper 3 to 8. Morton Monument committee plans 5000 appropriation for Gov. Morton statue. County commissioners meet to discuss officer uses. Butler College to host six orators for state contest. Beroll and Sword club formed at Hut Yer college for interns.
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Prohibition Meeting
Prohibition District
Indianapolis
Phoebe Facinty
Tominson Hall
Terraceness Hospital
Qelock
Tarbi Messing
Robis M_ Megaing
Gee
Hut- Yer College
Fatal stabbing at Southside saloon leaves man fatally wounded
John Cornforth was stabbed twice in the left side by Arthur Stitt, a discharged bartender, at a Heathenstern Avenue saloon. Stitt fled after the assault Thursday as Cornforth died later at St Vincyne's Hospital. police hunt for Stitt continues.
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Iecklur
Arthur Stitt
John Cornforth
Butt
Cornforth
Stitt
St. Vincyne’s Hospital
Hoover
Lockwood Appointed To Indiana Hospital Board Post
Guy Burbin appoints George HB Lockwood, member of the Eastern Indiana hospital board, to succeed Fremont Goodwine who resigned after his election as a state senator. Lockwood will retire soon to become editor of the Marion Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy. Burbin
George HB. Lockwood
Eastern Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Lockwood
Fremont Goodwine
Lorkwood
Marion Chronicle
Man faces assault charge over pig's foot incident
Manual White colored man stood in police court over an assault on Leta Jones on radial avenue Thursday night. White claimed she followed him into a restaurant, begged for a pig's foot, and continued to trail him. He said he struck her after she laughed at him and they walked home, knocking her to the sidewalk. he was fined $3 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual White
Leta Jones
White
Long
City clerk pursues bondsmen with overdue payments
Fogarty has acted against bondsmen who owe the city money. Rat Butler, a Northwestern avenue saloonkeeper, was served a notice and given a deadline to pay several months of fines. Dawann and deputy clerks will notify other delinquent bondsmen next week to collect all overdue sums.
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Fogarty
Rat Butler
Northwestern Ave
Butler
Ety Treasury
Dawann
Beputy-clers
Everal
Macedonian Man Dies After Bridge Assault in Indianapolis
Mia Stefop a Macedonian laborer died at City Hospital four days after being assaulted near the Kentucky avenue bridge. Three companions also beaten were held by police but language barriers hinder full accounts. Officials suspect labor dispute as motive and note the attackers were believed to be workers at the Indianapolis Abattoir Plant. Amateur tryouts fill the Unique theater schedule with new singers and hopeful actors during Thursday events.
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Mia Stefop
Kentucky-ave
City Hospital
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
Blefep
Name Company
Indianapolis
Romé
Tharbus
Qwett
Richmond Man Sues Railroad for Damages Over Injury
George Bhepman of Richmond who lost a leg in an Indiana railroad accident sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 59000 damages. The complaint was filed at Richmond on Friday morning.
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George Bhepman
Richmond
Indianay Pila
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chadwick Held in Jail After Court Rejections
Mrs Chadwick was taken to the Tombs after bail was denied. Her nurse and son could not remain with her, and she spent her first night behind iron bars. Federal marshal Henkel oversaw the transfer while Warden Flynn refused special privileges, and her son Emil left for a hotel with a nurse.
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Wardan Flynn
Nurse and Son
New York
Cassie le Chadwick
Phillp Carpenter
Orlock
U.S
Marshel Henket
The Garnisher Bill to Return in Legislature
Governor elect J Frank Hanly partners propose reviving the garnishment bill in the coming session. Senator Wood backs a plan to deduct 23 percent of wages, previously defeated by union lobbying. Hanly faced opposition from railroad men and merchants before the state convention. The Retail Merchants Association had urged its passage.
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Acquipr
Gatayette
Hanlys
Henator Wood
Hanty
Ion Rhoring
Heraine
Yttssata
Retail Merchants” Association
Pathos in Friday Police Court Story
A moving Friday police court tale ends with William Butler discharged after presenting his struggles as a sick, unemployed husband of four. His wife spoke of starving babies, charity aid, and rummage sales as the family endured hardship since his injury during the Indianapolis and Green Bela Interurban project. Funeral services for State Representative Elian K. Clwen were held in Rockville with burial at Crown Hill after a falling tree incident. Boulevard contract bids opened. J D Hoge’s bid of .60 secures the Patterson levee project along Michigan Street.
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William Butler
Buller
Indianapolis
Green- Bela
Sarseral
Butler
Elian K. Clwen
Rockvile
Flanner & Buchanan
Crown Hil
Rockville
Park Board
Tenth-st
Michigan-St
Patterson Levee
J. D. Hoge
Bucket Shop To Open Again With Installment Plan
Creditors will receive 29 percent in cash, 3 percent after three months, 25 percent in all months, and 9 percent in nine months. Charlie N. Elliott, former city clerk, organizes a new company to succeed National Commission Company. George A. Buskirk, receiver, to retain management. Total indebtedness reportedly under 4000, with only 20 dollars cash on hand when opened.
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Charlie N. Elliott
National Commission Company
Aga
George A. Buskirk
Caton Trust Company
Charles N. Emott
Buskirk
Thurslas
Divorce Granted Beside Lulu A Hadley Case At Court
A divorce was granted to Hadley Crom Lal A Hadley from Lulu A Hadley. The complaint cited cruelty and misconduct, including alleged infidelity, with Mrs Hadley reportedly absent in court. The couple reportedly married in August and Hadley had accusations of coercion and abuse during the marriage.
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Evi Wi
Upebe
Ireland
T. Washborton
Sorleves
South
Monty Dena Tens
Saye le Fenst
Hay
Hadley Crom Lal
Hadley
Mulley
Probation Granted to Aged Shoplifter and Juvenile Case
An aged shoplifter and six youths faced arraignment over alleged theft of 78 pounds of stent from Bates. Judge Blubbs and Father James McCool ordered probation after a stern lecture. six boys named Steve Toner Joe Monahan Tom Sweeney Frank Sladen John Wiest and John Mackguondy were released. Mrs Frits Hecker will be tried on inciting boys to steal from a junk shop. Mars Newman 74 was charged with shoplifting and pleaded guilty. The matron escorted her to the courtroom. she was convicted and lectured by Judge Whatton then discharged.
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Bates
Blubbs
Finlay
Probeton
James McCool
Steve Toner
Joe Monahan
Tom Sweeney
Frank Sladen
John Wiest
John Mackguondy
Frits Hecker
Missouri
McCarty-ate
Stubbs
Tty
Putley
Mars Newman
Star
Judaz Whatton
Death by electrocution of Kenton murderer at state prison
William Nichols aged 68, convicted of killing Alfred Milnard at Kenton in July 18, was executed by electric chair in the Ohio penitentiary Friday morning. A garbled medical line about purifying and enriching the blood appears in the report.
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Columbus
Twillam Nichols
Alfred Milnard
Kenton
Ohio Penitientiary
Rumors of Bucket Shop Suspension Stir Local Market
Frantic chatter at the Ja W, Lavie bucket shop suggested suspensions, but reports contradicted by brokers in Cincinnati and at the Pennsyl vanine Street location. A reporter faced silence as Lawson and Standard Oil were linked to the stock swing, with speculation that bucket shops would have profited otherwise.
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Lavie Bucket Shop
le WW. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Board of Trade
Pennsylvanine
Court
Market All
United States
Amalgamated Copper
Phillips
Palllipe
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
New York Stock Exchange
Thoreday
Lawsor
Boware
Bears
National Commission
Butt
Nan Patterson Trial Delayed by Funeral Attendance
Testimony in Nan Patterson’s second trial segment was delayed as Justice Davis attended a funeral. Prosecutor Rand detailed the state’s case against the chorus girl charged with Caesar Young’s death, hinting at efforts to compel J Morgan Smith’s testimony. Patterson wept as she was returned to De Tombs after a combative arraignment.
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Scripps-M'Rre Telegram
New York
Dec
Nan Patterson
Rand
Young
J. Morgan Smith
Patterson
Smith
Miss Patterson
de Tombs
City Battles Influenza Epidemic Spillover
Indianapolis fights a widespread influenza outbreak as eastern cities report rising cases and Chicago health authorities fear the illness will spread west. Local officials installed cure tubes in drugstores and tested thirty seven suspected diphtheria patients, throat cultures showing germs.
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Indianapoli
Mall
Keene
Chicago
Indianapolis
Toddanapalta Quaith Department
Reems
Sanitarian Keene
Qiere
Far Temporary Bridge Demanded Over White River at Morrast
A long petition to the board of works asks for a temporary bridge over the White River at Morrast during new bridge construction. It notes hundreds rely on the Kentucky-era bridge and cites a great hardship. Matilda Schmit awarded 500 dollars after suing the Indianap olis light and power company for injuries from a hanging rope on a carriage. An extension of water mains in West Indianapolis is planned to improve fine protection for that suburb.
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Board of Works
White River
Morrast
Matilda Schmit
Apolix Light and Power Company
Koo
Indianapolia Water Company
Indianapolis
Banker Wood Testifies in Matthews National Loan Case
In federal court, John H. Wood, defendant in the Matthews bank case, testifies with a calm, aristocratic bearing as prosecutors outline his role in alleged false entries and bank losses. His father Nan watches intently while Wood’s testimony continues into Friday morning and is expected to occupy much of the day.
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John H. Wood
Matthews National Loan
Wood
United States
Hing
Worler
Nan
Desi
Defoe
B. R. Cole
George H. Catterson
Matthews
Efense
Henry King
Oberlin College
Tanker Wood
Contested License Fight Delays Saloon in Locke
County officials clash over a saloon license for Judson Galleter at Locke and Lediana avenues. Controller Dunn warns the treasurer to refuse the license, citing city park status near the City hospital grounds, while ex Mayor Walter Boekwalter confirms the park designation. The county board had granted the license, and Dunn insists on enforcing park rules to block it.
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Dunn
Conetroller
Endrey
Judson Gallete
Locke#t
Lediana-Ave
Galleter
Treassurer
Dun
Bookewalter
Place 4
Park Table
Niles
Saya
Divorce Granted in Superior Court for Laycock Case
Doeeph Laycock was granted a divorce from Edith Laycock on Friday in superior court No. He claimed abandonment and the court permitted support for their child. Mrs Mimile M Woon testified about her husband Sorten Won’s mistreatment and requests for alteration of persona, as she seeks divorc e des vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doeeph Laycock
Edith Laycock
Superior Court
Mimile M. Woon
Agreement of Railroads Connects Indianapolis to Toledo
An agreement between the Indianapolis and Northwestern interurban and Clover Leaf lines will allow smoother service from Indianapolis to Toledo via Frankfort. An official stated that trains would not be altered but passenger and freight business would shift accordingly.
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Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolia
Toledo
Frankfort
Northwestern
Frisday
Pacrenger
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Eastern Hospital Board OF Control
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Irj Reynolds
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Reynolds
Emil
Lulu A. Radley
Booker T. Washington
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Adieus
Hal
Bay
Mre
Engiigh
Unie
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Mary Newman
Wuleckne
Louis
Justice Davis
ST and
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Boya
Charlee
Harry Bunge
Corte
Jurius Stubbs
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