Thieves plunder homes of author and editor
Detectives Bray and Moltz investigate a burglary at Meredith Nicholson author and editor after porch climbers raided his home at 1500 N Delaware Street. Jewelry and furs valued around 1000 dollars were stolen including a bearskin sacque a rug jewelry and a gold watch with diamonds. Access was gained via the dressing room and a window was left closed behind the thieves. Police were notified last night and an ex employee is suspected.
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N. Delaware Sr
Nicholson
Fifteenth and
Delaware Et
Devapaite
Nicholsons
Aunir
Robbery at Editor Williams Home and Local News Briefs
Detectives worked on a burglary at editor Charles R. Williams of the Indianapolis News after thieves entered the Williams residence on Monday night. A thief stole $73 from a purse during a family dinner, and the incident was not publicized until police later reported it. Also noted are reports of the 55th annual Commercial Traveling convention in Marypool with officers elected, and the death of cigar maker Peter Kretsch at City Hospital after heart trouble. Kretsch was 55 and had longtime ties to Indianapolis cigar making, with his funeral planned for Monday afternoon.
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Charles B. Williams
N. Meridian
Bray and
Honz
City
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Williams
Peter Kretsch
Bastar
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Marriage Announcement at Unie Mester Contests
Charles Montrone wins the prize in a 4 maida contest at Unie Mester. Aiea Thomiah becomes his bride as they plan a wedding on Tuesday evening, beginning their life together in matrimony.
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Charles Montrone
Unie
Aiea Thomiah
Rabbi Hoffman Speaks at Mat ted Hebrew Congregation
Rabbi Hoffman delivers lecture at the Hebrew Congregational foreh on Madison Avenue in the evening. The talk covers growth, education, and community planning, drawing a standing crowd from the local Jewish community.
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Rabbi Hoffman
Messi Hoyer
Workhouse Sentencing Report For Thefts And Costs
A man named John Menaiehl was turned over to the workhouse after pleading guilty to theft. He faced fines and costs and appealed the case, but the appeal was withdrawn and he was forwarded to the workhouse.
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John Menaiehl
Eading
Caer
Shooting Passenger Bound For Grand Jury In Court
A passenger involved in a shooting near Northwestern Avenue was bound over to the grand jury in Portes Court following a recent hearing.
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Pamaeion
Portes Court
Rise and fall of Larry McKeon in police court
The once famous baseball pitcher Larry McKeon sat in police court charged with idling and loitering. Once a top star with high salary and fame, he drifted from major leagues to minor leagues, then to drinking after being ousted from the sport. The court case stretched over days, ending with a judgment to gall.
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Larry M'Keon
Erveunaul
Larry McKeon
Todianapolis
Citina
MrKean
Neu Oral
Phryet
Mme
Cinninnat
Indianapolis
Guryum
New York
Switch Engine Strikes a Car in Indiana Rail Mishap
A switch engine collided with an interurban car near Indianapolis injuring no one. Engineer Thomas Graney blamed the interurban motorman William Fields for failing to stop for an approaching rain and attempting to make up time. The rear end strike forced Fields and conductor George Adams to jump to safety, while the car sustained damage.
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Engin
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Wer
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Kentucky-ave
Neve George
Itr
Aldo
Thomas Graney
Witliam Fields
Roek
Tealing
Indianapolis Mato
Old Man Drops Dead in Vandalia Yards
George McBalsten a local resident from 43 Abbotist collapsed Saturday in the Vandalia yards of 12sar Saturday. He suffered heart failure en route to his home to gather esah. Medical staff attempted revival at the scene, then transported him to the morgue.
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George McBalsten
Tornpon
Fathure
Ming Hs Basket Aisten
Mawley
Toon
Chy
Hall Removed After District Attorney Dismissal
Roosevelt Hall was ousted amid the Portland trial proceedings. The action follows a recommendation from the attorney general Moody and centers on accusations tied to a tavern incident in Oregon. The case marks the latest development in the ongoing comedy film prosecution narrative.
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Suripelauran Pires Asshielutin
Portland
Alten
Agen
Moody
Christmas Candy Fatal Report From Merphesterans State
A brief notice records the death of Anna Dow after consuming Christmas candy. The report attributes the fatal outcome to ingestion of tainted confection, noting official findings from local authorities and outlining ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Cela AN
Dow
Anna
Tae
Agh
Frits
Merphesterans
Christman Vanity
Doctor Must Explain About Four Corpses Mystery
A coroner summons Dr W T Foreman after a telltale envelope found among four bodies in barrels under a bridge raises questions. The note suggests preservation concerns and possible sensational developments, with investigators probing why remains show extended preservation and who is responsible.
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W. H. Foreman
Kentucky Ave
W. TL. Foreman
Tatewiler
Foreman
Central College of Physicans and Surgeons
Killian
Dr. Moreman
Alain
Evidence Mounts Against Murphy in Factory Arson Case
Reports allege Clarry Murphy faced arrest after conversations with associates at a restaurant, with witnesses linking him to the Central Chair factory arson. A companion testified about a factory crime plan and possible motive, while Murphy denies involvement and claims his statements were coerced. Police and officials, including Supt. Thompson, continue to pursue leads and potential associates.
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Clarry Murphy
Murphy
Petes Manning
Ule
Detwetver
Morphy
Binney
Kinney
Thompson
Sun Sports Pledge Promises New Wing Style Tour
A playful note touts a novel Wing style feature for readers, promising an entirely new reading experience. The item hints at a bold, unique format not found in competing newspapers, inviting readers to engage with an inaugural launch.
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Seth
Johnson Sent To Grand Jury In Train Collision Case
A report describes Johnsen being brought before a grand jury after a wagon train collision at a crossing. The incident involved a crossing miscue and alleged speeding by a wagon driver. Authorities charged a few counts, later reduced, and the court released the employee pending further action.
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Seversl
Johosne
Antifilth ordinance pushed by city attorney amid conflict
A draft ordinance targets crowded unsanitary tenements in Indianapolis Westside areas. City Attorney Warrum, after a failed consultation with City Sanitarian Keen, proposes a general ordinance regulating rooming houses, limiting occupants, ventilation, and cleanliness with penalties up to fifty dollars and weekly publication.
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Warrum
Indianapolis
Toms
Uber
Isis
Aid Card Board of Health
Vollara
German Studies and Political Appointments in Washington
A fragmentary letter describes Herr GriffithG studying German and awaiting a possible appointment. It notes a discussion about teaching duties for Mr Griffiths and mentions Emperor William, Price Neary, Gov. Chirbin, and preparations for a formal audience. The document hints at internal administration considerations and timing for the potential appointment.
Denied Petition By Judge Weathers In Delayed Action
The judge ruled Saturday on Mrs Leaie K Mathews petition challenging a divorce clue or method involving deceit by Mathoyes Mre Mathews. The petition is to be appealed to the appellate court with Geon and formal sittings indicated in the transcript.
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Weathers
Leaie K Mathews
Deeron
Fenty Wy
Young girl arrested for grand larceny in Keyatonease
Edna Rawherty, 18, was jailed after detectives traced her to a Washington street pawn shop where she tried to pawn a 93 percent ring for $2. She confessed to stealing the ring from Mrs Mary Spring on Mariowe Avenue, and identified by Spring at the police station. Burglars struck two homes on Hellefontainement and Hellefontalnmst., stealing cash, a waist, and a skirt while residents were away. detectives are pursuing leads.
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Saumtay
Susie Jackson
Iitiesive
Torgeverd
Chetgear
Heyine
Coeria
Ailiene
Edna Rawherty
JuLonte Qoure
Atailor
Manning
Ialey
Washington-at
Spring
Mary Spring
Marioweave
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Fair weekend forecast with no material temperature change. Readings show 7 am 36 degrees, noon 40, 2 pm 51 as of today.
South-Siders to Meet Over Proposed Napoleon Street Boulevard
South tide residents gather in Mortonhall Shelvy-st and Coltageave on Tuesday night to discuss a boulevard project on Napoleon-st. The Board of lark Camralastoners awarded BMP sees $1000 over the appropriation, making plan modifications likely.
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Coltageave
Napoleon-st
Board of
Lark Camralastoners
BMP
Plana
Campaign for Pure Food Bill Gains Steam
The International Steward Association leads a vigorous push for the pure food bill now in Congress. Hotel men stewards and caterers form the core of the supporting bloc while local restaurant owners and hoteliers rally to back its passage. A separate ad offers a jewelry sale near Washington and Meridian for a quarter off and includes a brief notice from J. P. Mullally Jeweler at 3% Monme Ment-place.
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International Steward’ Association
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