Wall Street Mob Kicks and Beats Arrested Man
In New York Harry D Suydam a Plainfield N J curb broker was fatally shot by J C Lumsden an inventor amid a curb brokers disturbance in Broad street Downs Suydam office man aided by W A Collins a printer restrained Lumsden after the shooting as crowds gathered policemen a reserve force cleared the scene and took Lumsden into custody with recovery uncertain for Suydam and an ongoing page four continuation
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Wall Street
New York
Harry D. Suydam
Plainfield
N. J
Broad Street
J. C. Lumsden
W. Fifty-seventh Street
Lumsden
George A. Downs
Suydam
Oficer
Hudson Street
Downs
Litttle
George
W. A. Collins
Liamsden
Salvation Army Holds Santa Stunt and Warns of Impostor
Santa Claus worked for the Salvation Army at Washington and Meridian, greeting hundreds of children and planning to stay through next week. A woman misrepresenting official status solicits funds from factories, while Major Escott confirms Capt. Anna E. Strohl is the army's authorized solicitor. Indianapolis donations are noted.
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Salvation Army
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Ayres Corner
Anna E. Strohl
Army
Indianapolis
Indiana Banker Flees by River to Louisiana Then Confesses
A Brownsville, Texas arrest report tells how Henry E. Agar, an Indiana bank defaulter, nearly drowned after being swept from a grain boat on the Wabash River. He fled to Louisiana under the alias Ralph A. Connor, gained trust in oil fields, and was arrested after an Indiana senator recognized him. His wife and daughter hope for his return and redemption.
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Princeton
Ind
Brownsville
Tex
Skeleton
Henry E. Agar
Campbell
Austin
Hanly
Agar
Indiana
Col
Allen Heywood
Jennings
Wabash River
Louisiana
Ralph A. Connor
Heywoods
Col. Heywood
Heywood
Connor
Mr. Heywood
Texas
San Benito
Asar
Help These Soldiers of Peace at Christmas
A Christmas plea by Harry G. Hill of the Third Christian Church urges readers to support the Salvation Army as it works to spread joy to the improvident. The note asks the public not to neglect the solicitors and to contribute mites for Christmas Day relief and cheer.
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Ditor Sun
Salvation Army
Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Burglar Confession Spurs Aid for Younger Men
Charles Dickson and Frank Wevlen stood by friends John Stevens and others prompting a confession that led to aid for younger men. The story notes loyalty and an act that influenced community support and potential legal outcomes.
Gannaway 3 Free in Police Court Burglary Case
Police court freed Gannaway 3 after a contempt rehearing. Judge Whallon ordered the attorney released on condition of good behavior and reiterated court supremacy to keep outsiders from the courtroom. The burglary case involved Syers Stevens and Woolen with Dickson.
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Tremont Avenue
Syers
Stevens
Dickson
Woolen
Wooolen
George Gannauway
Whallon
Gannaway
Salvation Army aid for the poor urged by Judge Pritchard
Judge James A. Pritchard calls the Salvation Army's Christmas work with the poor a practical movement deserving support by good people everywhere. He praises the Army’s close contact with those in need and its discreet, compassionate approach.
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Salvation Army
James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Army mail and Major Escott face uncertain support
Incoming letters to Army Headquarters in Baldwin Block raise questions about backing for Major Escott. The report notes that assurance of sufficient support has not yet been obtained, with further details continued on page 4.
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Army
Baldwin Block
Escott
Governor pardons inmate Fauker on tuberculosis case
Governor Hanly started a Christmas parole list by issuing a parole to H A Fauker a 22 year old prisoner at the Indiana Reformatory. The reformatory physician says tuberculosis prevents recovery. Fauker from Delaware county was sentenced from Muncie in 1906 for grand larceny and previously paroled on minimum term but violated conditions.
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Hanly
Indiana
H. A. Fauker
Indiana Reformatory
Fauker
Delaware County
Muncie
Dota Williams Arrested in AR Store Theft Spree
Dora Williams, famed pickpocket known nationwide, was arrested Thursday in an Arkansas downtown store amid a wave of handbag thefts. The National Bureau of Identification lists her aliases Mary Ann Rey Sidora Ray Mary Stewart and Ida Green. She has been held in St. Louis Chicago Denver Pittsburgh and many other towns. Edith Allen linked to the case remains under police inquiry.
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Dora Williams
National Bureau of Identification
Chicago
Gerber
Mary Ann Rey
Sidora Ray
Mary ‘Stewart
Ida ‘Reen
St. Louis
Denver
Pittsburg
Edith Allen
Burglar in Residence Fires at Servant Then Escapes
James Mitchell a black servant at 194 N Delaware street reported a burglar in a second story room Friday night The intruder fired one shot wounding no one Mitchell and Mrs Laycock and her daughter fled the house The burglar escaped down a rear porch and fled with $64 The pistol was found by cycle policemen Wilson and Irish in the hallway area
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James Mitchell
Thomas B. Laycock
Delaware Street
Mitchell
Wilson
Irish
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William E. Annis
Major Escott
Santa Claus
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Frank Wevlen
John Stevens
Roger Syers
Vonberg
W. Michigan Street
Mendenhall
Dota Williams
Associations
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Lithe
Felaa J H Dan
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