William Johnson Brother of Cleveland Mayor In Hospital
William Johnson, brother of Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland, lies dying in St. Vincent's Hospital from a stomach hemorrhage. He was traveling from West Baden to Chicago, stopped in Indianapolis, and is associated with his brother in the street car business, living in Chicago. Mayor Johnson rushing to Indianapolis as telegrams report his illness.
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William Johnson
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
ST. Vingent’s Hospital
Wiliam Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
St. Vincent's Hospital
City Hospital
St. Vincent's
C.G. Pratt
Sntinson
Tom Jotinson
Indianapolis
Bios
Derrelt
Johnson
N. Atte
Encauaticite
Rayer
Indiana
Who Was Duvall's Companion and the Tall Stranger
A late Friday night incident outside Ears brothers' agloon tied to Charles G. Duvall and a mysterious tall, dark companion. Duvall was found nearly unconscious from morphine like symptoms after leaving Tux's saloon with a striking man. Authorities investigate whether foul play or self harm occurred, as Duvall remains very ill and hospitalized. Duvall, once a baggage master and three years in real estate, had moved to Lombard building offices with Morgan & Morgan.
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Charles G. Duvall
Ears Brothers
Perha
Dutl
Knox
Duvall
Tux
Market St
Degerved
Nan
James
Hoytave
Irisata
Lombard Building
Morgan & Morgan, Attorneys
Two Women Fined For Luring Young Girls Into A Resort
Officer Stevenson testified that 15 year old Liasie Bigelow worked at a domestic inn and said Ella Boyce promised easier work elsewhere. The girl and another 16 year old Clara Ray described being taken to a house run by Mattie Davis where they were offered payless labor. Both girls identified the two colored women as instigators. In court Judge Whallon fined each woman $100 and costs and 30 days on enticing charges and $50 and costs and 39 days on offering charges.
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Stevenson
Liasie Bigelow
Ar Domestic
Alabama St
Ela Boyce
F.court St
Mattie Davis
Enys
Wattie Davis
Ella
Clara Ray
N. East-st
Anna Manley
Wabash-st
Polo Court
Whallon
Chicago wins bid for Republican National Convention
Chicago secures the Republican National Convention after a committee vote on Saturday noon. Chicago 43 votes, St Louis 1, other cities split. Convention to be called to order at noon on Tuesday June 21.
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Washington
Der
Chicago
City Council Sets $2009 Hospital Wing Funding
Mayor Holtzman calls a special council meeting Monday night to consider an ordinance allocating 2009 dollars for the new hospital wing improvement. City sanitarian Spencer asked Controller Dunn for a recommendation and the controller says approval requires a special ordinance.
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Holtzman
Tty Hospital
Spencer
Dunn
Socks and Merrick Fined in Local News Briefs
A note accompanied three pairs of home knit socks sent to W B Wilson secretary of the United Mine Workers by Mrs Robert Balmond wife of a national organizer. The same column reports William Merrick of 4 W Fifteen that was fined $10 for cruelty to his step daughter Laura Merrick by Judge Whallon on Saturday morning.
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W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Robert Balmond
National Organize
Ming Workers
Knightecle
Ind
Salmond
Wilson
Mitchell
Merrick
William
Laura Merrick
Whallon
Liner Advertisements on Page Seven
Read seventh page liners advertise jobs rooms for rent piano for sale millinery store for all man wanted rooming house for sale electrician wanted reads all liners of page seven today
Cold Wave Hits Midwest With Heavy Snowfall
Chicago reports by noon Saturday eight inches of snow with the Midwest hit by a northwest cold wave. Temperatures fall ten above to several degrees below zero across the Mississippi valley as cattle freeze and streetcar service stalls citywide. Cable trains stalled and thousands walk to work as snow and cold grip Illinois Missouri Wisconsin and surrounding states.
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Chicago
Missouri
Wisconsin
Lake Region
Shaw
Mississipp Valley
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mississippi Caties
Pronouncing City Engineer Jeup Correctly
A fragment discusses the name of city engineer Merv and J T Joup, noting mispronunciations. It explains the correct pronunciation as YIPE and warns against variations like JUPE JE-UP or GEE-UP, describing how language and spelling affect how it’s spoken.
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Jeup
June
Jey
Yop
Yat
Pronancine Tong
Merv
J.T. Joup
Burrd
Finquist
Babel of tongues at a police court trial
In a police court on Saturday, a Hungarian speaker could not communicate with the defendant Joe Sttke who spoke only Hungarian. Interpreters and a Roumanian translator caused a lengthy back and forth before Mike arranged payment to Paul and the case settled. In the seventh court, Edelstein faced petit larceny charges. He admitted stealing stamps from an office, was found guilty, and sentenced to the Indiana Boys' School with probation to return home and remain out of trouble.
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Joe Sttke
John Paul
Roumanan
W. Washington
John
Joe
Jobst
Ben Sattlinger
W. Washington Sr
Volmes
Sattlinger
Paul
Houmanfin
Afungarian
Mike
Kentucky
Ts Edelstein
Stmns
Juventh Court
Sentinel
Tndlann Boys' School
Louisville
Indjare
John W. Miller Dead At 7 1844 Bellefontaine St
John W. Miller 1844 Bellefontaine street died Saturday of pneumonia after forty years at Ea Works. His sickness ended his long service with Wert firm gudlley successor Sinker Davison and local factory workers observe his funeral. New library dedication in Muncie to mark New Year day plus invitation for Senator Heveridge to speak.
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John W. Miler
Bellefontainest
Ea Works
Wert
Gudlley
Sinker-Davison
Wil
Shaker
Muncie
Dee
Carnegie
Heveridge
Detiyer
Sudden Verdict Reported In Quiet Local Case
A brief local notice reports a sudden verdict reached on Saturday afternoon involving defendant John J. Rocer and attorney Tyme ILE, with Henry present. The decision concerns a neuralgia case heard in a regional court, and timing of the ruling is noted as Saturday afternoon.
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John J
Rocéar Atest Snide Pon
Tyme Ile Ieee
Eyite Henry
Harman Leaves City Marshall Post Amid Turmoil
John Harman resigns as city marshal following arrest and threats. Reports indicate Harman refused county authorities and faced danger while Lafayette interurban car traffic changes stir local business and social clubs. A five member group formed to legally adopt the name Interurban Club with Articles of Incorporation filed.
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Lafayette
X Fat
Internorlan
Married at the age of six tale of a Burmese river tale
A sensational tale from the hotel Chartemont describes a young Burmese girl married at six, banished to the jungle with the youngest child, now a notable figure linked to the Wondese and Misx Indines, amid a tense legal backdrop and upcoming court dates. The article notes pleas, sentences, and costs as authorities address the strange case with ongoing hearings and a workhouse outcome.
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Ue Jungie
Buihuty
Jiotel Chartemont
Neeres
Wondese
Deed Question Splits Hare Treated Real Property Transfer
Jal McMaster rules Hare ret L Weight capable of drafting a deed to transfer property among desepiege Schat and wife and Mag dade 4 via Teal feature agency. They propose to buy Mi property at N Delaware et for ret, after which Bus angered refused the deed on grounds that Tuarriet Le Wright lacked someone time. User of itsound grind deemed unable to complete the transfer.
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Jal McMaster
Hare Ret L
Desepiege
Schat
Magdade 4
Teal Eature
N_ Delaware
Whinhd
Tuarriet le Wright
Politics As She Is Seen At Close Range In Indiana
A fragmentary Indianapolis report describes a Republican state committee meeting and upcoming district primaries on January 14 with reorganizations and potential candidates for the supreme court. Figures include Namely Lambert and George Suit, plus observers from Bartholomew and Tipton, noting factional strife and Beveridge allies.
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Indianapolis
Calumbia Club
Siccoad
Alexander
Montilcxny
State Repubit Committee
Indianaplain
Lotey Thrash
Tipton
Netigiers
Naat
Supreme Court
Charles F. Remy
Ste Tx
George Suit
Evansville
Nath
Old Bartholmew
W. Lambert
Lambert
Columbus
Senate
Republican Party
Stirl
Beveridge
Cahson George
Looks Like War In London As Tension Rises
The decisive eastern crisis widens with Russia delaying reply to Japan aiding ominous signs. British officers study Japanese tactics for possible Anglo Japanese joint action while London papers rush war correspondents to Tokyo. Peace prospects from St Petersburg are dismissed as deceptive by Russians aiming to mislead the West.
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London
Far Eastern
Janancae Legation
Japan
Anc
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Bunch of Boys Visit Police Headquarters for Saks Coats
A disorderly scene formed outside Bupt. Kruger’s office at police headquarters Saturday as a crowd of boys of various colors gathered to receive Saks overcoats from Baka & Co. The youngsters attempted to impress the superintendent, with some joking and shivering on the stone steps. One boy boasted a gold watch. an officer questioned a boy about whether he was a thief or bully.
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Kruger’s
T Hat Baka & Co
Xoam
Sams
Ode
Feron
Ind
Seegt
Crane
Congress to remain in session until December 22
Washington December 1. High Senate majority declares Congress will stay in session until December 22 and then recess for the Christmas holidays until a date to be announced. The plan follows a lengthy session with approval of current agenda and anticipated adjournment.
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Congress
Washington
Kaiser Drives to Berlin Palace in Open Carriage
Kaiser Wilhelm, convalescent, traveled from Potsdam to Berlin by train and then rode in an open carriage to the palace, where he conducted some diplomatic business amid a cordial reception. Forecast for Indianapolis area calls for snow and a cold wave through Sunday, with temperatures dropping near 10 degrees above zero.
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Herlin
Kaiser Wichelm
Potsdam
Berlin
Spread of Beasies Continues in City Health Report
Beasies continue to spread with 9 percent of cases reported to the Board of Health from Wednesday to Saturday noon. Total reported since December 1 reaches 330, with an estimated total city cases perhaps double that amount.
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Board of Health
Guardian Appointed to Save Orphans Under Court Review
Private commissioner Walker appointed Joseph Kelley guardian for Jennie and Ruth Martin, girls of Henry Martin. Probing reports of alcohol abuse, guardians planned to take custody of the children. A mortgage secured from the school fund faces foreclosure threats. Kelley may be replaced after a final ruling next Tuesday. Two men, J M Douglass and James Quaid, were fined for attempted safe robbery.
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Walker Han
Joseph Kelley
Jennie K. Martin
Henry Martin
Ushapa
Tibbs-ave
Lela
Ruth
Board of Childrens’ Guardians
Joan
Kelley
Giels
Ahoshi
Bett Nee
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Brazil
Harmon
Diamond
Dewhle McCadn
Seana
Feamvetla Armen Ray Hineus
Cofspollee Schrapferpean
Mou
Harman
Joe Chreungham
Highland-ave
Grville
Whatlen
Severidge Gaes
Walbsington
Sturday
Sear We Montgomery
Seymour
Dlatriect
Montgomery
Russia
SAKS
Kaiser
J. P. Mullally
Im Porter
Aon-umett-place
Stegem'er Brow
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Plone
Guardian
J. M. Douglass
James Quaid
Judge Wharton
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