Nan Patterson Drama Echoes Verdict Fate At Trial
Nan Patterson faces jury verdict on murder charge for Caesar Young death as lawyers for the defense and the prosecution set out starkly opposed arguments. The final deliberation nears after days of testimony with spectators kept outside court and Patterson appearing blithe in court between motions and closing statements.
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Mibs
Nan Patterson
Tombs Prison
Ecripps-Strae
New York
Caesar Young
Abraham Levy
William Rand, Jr
Miss Patterson
Winerooms Flourish in Downtown Salons in 1920s Indianapolis
The city sees many saloons offering private rooms for women and girls to drink beer wine or whiskey with men. Several venues including Smiths the Kneipe and Burkhart’s feature rear parlors or private rooms. Authorities report police fail to curb the trend despite recent prosecutions and a Youth dance at Germania hall showcases mixed crowds and drinks served in the balcony.
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Indianapolia Wineroom
Indianapolis
Kaluoukeepers Co
Arlvk
Hinrk
Uilners Street
Bette
Henry Smith's Place
Ubpals Moe
Arcond
Walter
Pembroke Avevale
Louis Burkhart
Madison-aye
Burkhart & Coffeey
Germania Hall
Glansen
Heer
Victor RB. Jone
Crusada
Bun
Ins Hall
City Hospital to be inspected by Mayor and Health Board
Reported plan for next week includes Mayor Holtzman and the Board investigating inside City Hospital. The piece cites past unsanitary floors, debris from repairs, crowded nurse quarters, and patient complaints about scarce food.
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Mayor
Holzman
Hospital of
Theny
Funerals Scheduled for Two Victims in Crossing Accident
Funeral services are set for Stuart KR Johnson, one of Sunday's crossing accident victims, at 2 p.m. Wednesday from Yeatdence, 79 B. Delaware Ave. The companion service for William A. Barrett, the other victim, is planned for Thursday at the victims' residences on 5 Alabama.
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Stuart KR. Johnson
Hie
Yeatdence
B. Delaware
William A. Barrett
Alabami
Building Permits Recorded For Several Properties
Building permits listed include C. E. B. Gaskill at 15 La Balle otte proposing a dwelling valued at 1000 dollars T. Fulmer at 18 Neomist plans a frame house valued at 1000 dollars O. Long on Laurel street seeks two cottages at 100 dollars each Henry Dollmah at 146 Naoutlat plans a dwelling valued at 180 dollars.
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C. EB. Gaskill
la Balle Ot
Tevatring
Marriage Suit Seeks to Restore Maiden Name in Bigamy Case
Mrs Almyra Louise Warbinton seeks to restore her maiden name after a marriage to Samuel F Warbinton she now alleges was void. The suit alleges she discovered her husband’s prior marriage and that her former husband’s wife, also named Warbinton, was involved, tracing events from Lafayette Indiana to Indianapolis and Cleveland during a recent year.
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Almyra Louise Warbinton
Almyra Louise Howes
Tuo
Samuel F. Warbinton
Ashe
Fala
Warbinton
Cleveland
Mise Hower
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Wasaan
Samurl Warbinton
Warbintons
Ann Wan
Warhinton
Washinton
Keystone-are
S. East
California
Burglar Attacks Woman During Home Robbery Try
A burglar forced entry at the McLaughlin home on View Way Night and attacked Mrs. Ste n Levghin slashing her hand after demanding to know where valuables were kept. She refused, a struggle ensued, and the intruder fled through an air window with no valuables taken.
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Orig McLaughlin
Becker Nt
Levghin
MacLaughlin
Dewels
Bedic al society meeting seeks to abolish politics in health board
At a Tuesday meeting of the Indianapolis Bedic al society two committees were appointed to work with Civic League members and Mayor Holtsman to draft a charter abolishing politics in the department of the Board of Health.
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Indianapolis Bedical Society
Wag
The
Civic League
Holtsman
Department of the Board of Health
Downtown flush ordered for holiday city appearance
Mayor Howeman directed downtown streets be flushed to present a clean holiday appearance. The South Side Republican club kicks off the second of five progressive party fundraisers, Wednesday evening.
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HoWeman
Republican Club
Garnebie Must Attend Trial In Grand Jury Case
Cleveland dispatch reports that Distelet Ate Jorgey Sullivan says it is not absolute that Andrew Carnegie testify before the grand jury in the investigations. He insists Carnegie must be present at the trial and Mr Sullivan plans to travel to New York soon for a meeting with Carnegie regarding his testimony.
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Rane
Tager
Levy
Eharas
Verve
Vow Innee
Tevy
Tey
Epeceal
Cleveland
Jorgey Sullivan
Andrew Carnegie
Uhadetes
Bullivan
New York
Carnegie
Hin Teatimons
Wagon Struck by Train on Sixteenth Street
An atlivery wagon of the American Hakery company driven by EK.1 Welser was wrecked by Hig Four train Tuesday on Sixteenth Street. Welser started to cross the tracks and stepped onto them as a passenger train struck the wagon. The team was not injured.
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American Hakery Company
Welser
Hig
Sixteenth Street
In Days Gone By Fifty Years Ago Today Nostalgic Notes
A garbled column recalls events from past decades including Arran Sousiana’s pincer move near Tastee Kanaan and political splits over slavery. It mentions tensions abroad and a river freezing incident, with a stray advert for Pico's Cure and Nat Ow Beent Cigar from C. W. Kriel, salgs distributor.
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Arran Sousiana
Tastee Kanaan
C. W
Kriel, Salg
Hale on Stand Tells Story in Murder Case
Thomas Hale testified in his own defense as jurors near a verdict in the second degree murder case of Seibert. The courtroom overflowed with friends and supporters, many contributing to Hale’s trial fund while witnesses for both sides spoke. Hale described May 16 events from his Dublin, Indiana background to the confrontation at Smith’s saloon and the subsequent fight over a watch, insisting he acted to defend himself.
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Thomas Hale
Criminal Court
Hale
Tate
Ruckelshaus
Rami McCese Ron
Fred B Hughes
Wayne County
David Hart- Man
Dublin
Suurbler
Marion
Wiliam J. Drake
Douglae
Wiliam W. Drake
Wrecrding Witneam
Smith
Dan Smith
N. Milhorest
Seivberts
Ana 4
Setherts
Hale Ten
Land
Castle
Hyepost
Vroseentar Ruckershaus
Paul &. Gall
T. A. Drake
Albert D. Oghérn
W Ho
Jélst
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Gov. Durbin
New Tiale
New Castle
J. Denvikan
Lanis G. Veschter
A. Worth
Unig
Lunhingtontreet
Yale
Yen FL Atkins
Smiths
Seibert Brothers
Fran
Statehouse
Atkina
Atin
William Floyd
Bishop Floyd
Indianapolis
Keppler
Harding
Planing Mill
Capt
Ogborn
Jacksonriie
Savannah
Havana
Washington
Inday
Louis G. Daschier
India Apatite
Deachler
Markelsts
Noble
Grand Theater
Long
Mlimotest
Maa Hamilton
Mina
Tiltratest
Rink
Tam
Tom
Tom Belpert
Drake
Ant
Mtrect
Atkins
Charley Belbert
Seibert
Tom Solbert
Illinois St
Deschler's
Charley
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