Dinners For 500 Poor In Indianapolis
Salvation Army plans Christmas meals for five hundred poor families at Tomlinson Hall with baskets of substantial food and a Christmas program for one thousand children including shoes. Coal gifts for 100 families to be delivered by volunteers, plus a tree and candy fruit at the big event.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Basseta
Balvation Army
Jomlinson Hall
Selvation Army
Escott
Marshall
Victor Eecott
Booth
Baldwin
Army
Kincaid and Aitken
Stillman
Ray Harround
Carl Fisher
Stoddard- Dayton
Louis Sweitzer
Fuller
Endicott
Gov. Marshall
Newell Metsinger
Empire
Cole
Walter Christie
Christie
New Hearing in Gatuel Road Case Stalled by Court Action
The Supreme Court on Friday granted a stay in the three mile gravel Gatuel Road dispute. Justice Fu Jordan, author of the opinion declaring the law unconstitutional, dissented from the panel of four judges and declined to sign for a new hearing. Further developments are expected after January.
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Supreme Court
Fu Jordan
Atee
Telday Mei
Druggist Fatally Struck by Auto in City Collision
Welch a 42 year old druggist was struck at Highland avenue and Washington street at 11 30 pm by a car driven by Robert Nagle 935 Paca street. Welch died of injuries at Deaconess hospital while Nagle held without bond awaiting prognosis. Witness Willis Conner said Welch darted in front of the vehicle as the group inside the car stated the auto was moving slowly.
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Welch
Robert Nagle
Paca Street
Deaconess Hospital
Nagle
Metzger
Trimpe
Tcker
Highland Avenue
Washington Street
E. Washington Street
W. Twenty-seventh Street
Willis B. Conner
Irvington Avenue
Frank Farber
Board of Worns Automobile
Mamie Grif
Missouri Street
Guiffre Testifies He Shot Mascari in Self Defense
Gus Guiffre an inspector with the Board of Public Works testified in criminal court that he shot Antonio Mascari in self defense after Mascari threatened him three years earlier in Danville and again in Indianapolis. Guiffre described events at Garfield Park including Mascari drawing a banana knife and advancing. Two witnesses later killed were cited as connected incidents. Police say the killings are coincidences with no link to the Mascari shooting. Leaders of the Italian colony and Joseph Foppiano deny Black Hand presence in Indianapolis.
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Gus Guiffre
Board of Public Works
Antonio Mascari
Mascari
Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Garfield Park
Guiffre
Jacob Hing
Charles Pacey
King
Pacey
Katie Clegg
Little Joe
Black Hand
Joseph Foppiano
Ttelian
Negro women steal from stores using wrapping paper cloak trick
Two women identified as Mrs Ora Arnold and Mrs Ira Baker were arrested on a Washington street and 10 cent store theft. Detectives recovered goods valued at about 200 dollars, including stockings victims witnessed their bag, cloak, and wrapping paper ruse to hide items.
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W. Washington Street
Ora Arnold
W. Twenty-fourth Street
Ira Baker
W. Twelfth Street
Duncan
Askin
Forger George Allen Suspected in VOA Check Scheme
Maj. Fred J. Prescott investigated large donations received from city notables by George Allen solicitor for the Volunteers of America. Checks were forged and used to create a false impression of funds. Detectives seek link between Allen and a broader theft scheme to conceal shortages.
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George Allen
the Volunteers of America
Maj
Fred J. Prescott
Allen
Bandits Blow Safe at Geronimo Bank
Five robbers dynamited the Citizens Bank in Geronimo eight miles south of Lawton Oklahoma, wrecking the building and taking $1,200, the entire amount in the safe, before fleeing.
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Lawton
Okla
Citizens’ Bank of
Burglars Rob Grocery on Liberty Street
Burglars entered through a transom at Joseph Argus’ shop on Liberty Street Thursday night and took a small amount of change. Police investigate the short robbery as a residential storefront break in.
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Joseph
Argus’ Eery
Liberty Street
Indiana political moves swirl around Hemenway era
Rumors place Daniel Ortmeyer of Evansville as a potential Republican district chairman in the First District, signaling a Hemenway comeback plan. Senator Durre is also named. other districts show jockeying for chairmanships, with names like Haas, Woodfill, Newcomer, and Palmer circulated as possible picks amid Indiana’s shifting GOP politics. Democrats prepare in Putnam county for a mass convention to set primary dates, while hospital for the insane candidates narrow to four with Dr. Busse favored in Evansville. Indiana brewers seek party platform support for liquor law changes, backing high license and stricter regulation, while avoiding direct party involvement.
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Daniel Ortmeyer
Evansville
Edgar Durre
Ortmeyer
Hemenway
Indiana
Basta
Washington
Haas
Richmond
George Hilcott
New Castle
Web Woodfill
Greensburg
Barnard
Woodfil
Beveridge
S. B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Fleming
Padded cell at police HQ torn by inmate ruins jail
Ralph Johnson, arrested days earlier for carrying a shotgun and scaring hotel lobby guests, was placed in the padded cell Thursday night. On Friday the canvas sides were discovered torn to shreds, with no clear indication of the instrument used to tear them.
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Ralph Johnson
Western Athletic banquet marks fifth anniversary
The Western Athletic association will hold a commemorative banquet at the club rooms located at 1515 and 2517 West Ohio Street in Dea. Mr. P. J. Rhine will serve as toastmaster for the event.
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Western Athletic Association
Ohio Street
Dea
P.J. Hhine
Leopold II Death Sparks Belgian Mourning and Royal Succession
Brussels mourns King Leopold II for 74 years of life marked by Congo rubber wealth and scandal. Albert of Flanders becomes heir and popular successor as cabinet acts. Rome states Leopold’s marriage to Baroness Vaughan is valid in church.
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Brussels
Iing
Leopold II
Prince Albert of
Flanders
Scholbert
Leopold
Louise
Stephanie
Leoned
Thiriard
Depage
Steinen
Prince Albert
Clementine
Vaughan
Congo
Albert
Charles Theodore of
Bavaria
America
West
James J. Hill
Rome
Vaughen
San Remo
Mgr. Cooteman
Girl testifies on aiding wounded father in stabbing case
Anna Harris, 16, daughter of Jefferson Harris, testified in a city court about guiding her injured father from home to a physician and then to the City dispensary after a stabbing. Nester Luke and George Fischer faced a preliminary hearing as questions about the attack were explored.
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Anna Harris
Jefferson Harris
Nester Luke
George Fiesher
Harrie
Andrew Oehler Pioneer Jeweler Dies Suddenly
Andrew Oehler, 75, longtime Indianapolis jeweler, died Thursday afternoon after collapsing near his S Delaware Street store while returning from a doctor's visit. Heart disease listed as cause. Born in Germany, he leaves a widow and five children. funeral Monday afternoon at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Indianapolis
S. Delaware Street
Dr. Eisenheiss
Eisenbeiss
Oehler
Germany
Crown Hill Cemetery
Man Shot After Greeting Stranger on Bicycle Ride
Homer Pierce of the Methodist hospital spoke with a man he met riding a bicycle on Twenty first street between Talbott and Pennsylvania Thursday night. The stranger fired a revolver at Pierce without warning. Police believe the shooter thought Pierce intended a holdup.
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Homer Pierce
Methodist Hospital
Twenty-first Street
Talbott Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Pierce
Girl Wife Tells Court Her Husband Cruel
Lillian M Marine aged 16 filed for divorce from Carlyle Marine through her next friend George K Scofield alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. She seeks $200 damages plus $100 for attorney fees.
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Lillian M. Marine
Carlyle Marine
George K. Scofield
Friday
Marine
Paskins Elected Lake Forest Captain for 1901 Football Team
Chicago Dec 17 John Paskins of Indianapolis sturdy left tackle of the 1900 team elected captain of the Lake Forest football squad for the coming season at a meeting of the players.
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Paskins
Chicago
John Paskins
Indianapolis
Lake Forrest
Wallee
Deagon
Reverend Logan Guest in City Scene
The Rev. W. C. Logan D. D. of Hilneis is visiting the city as a guest of minister friends. Dr Logan was formerly pastor of the Traub Beaters Presbyterian church in this city.
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W. C. Logan
D. D
Hilneis
Dr. Logan
Traub Beaters Presbyterian Church
Ity
Nicaraguan Shakeup After Zelaya Resigns
Washington reports Zelaya's resignation eases tensions in Nicaragua. Dr Madriz, Zelaya’s chosen successor, is deemed unlikely to take office as the puppet option. U S officials expect a housecleaning to continue before conditions reach a satisfactory level, marking a cautious but hopeful start.
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Washington
Zelays
Madriz
Zelaya
United States
Ambulance and doctor's car collide near Marietta glass works
Emergency run to Marietta Glass works ends in a crash at Sixteenth street and Sherman drive. A. B. Ragsdale's private car collided with Dr. Carl G. Winter's auto. John Cruitt, 153 Olney Street, severed left hand at the glass works. Ralph Smith, driver, slowed at Noble street, rear wheels broken, ambulance front demolished. injured man taken to Deaconess hospital.
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Marietta Glass Works
Sixteenth Street
Sherman Drive
A. B. Ragsdale
Carl G. Winter
Noble and
Michigan Street
Noble Street
Glass Works
John Cruitt
Olney Street
Ralph Smith
Ragsdale
Deaconess Hospital
Autopsy sought in death of Mrs Martha Horton
Coroner Blackwell will conduct an autopsy on Mrs Martha Horton whose death at the City hospital followed a peculiar incident on Washington Street. She lived with her daughter at 211 Jefferson arena and collapsed after starting downtown. Unclear illness. no violence suspected.
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Blackwell
Martha Horton
City Hospital
Wreck on Santa Fe train in Arizona injuries 51 leaves one dead
In a collision near Winona Arizona the eastbound California limited struck the rear of the westbound California express. Miss Alice Dennett of Hartford Connecticut was killed. Fifty one people were injured including 22 on the express and 29 aboard the limited.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Winona
Arizona
Alice Dennett
Hartford
Conn
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