Thief Confesses After Police Trap at Hotel English
Dwight Hartzell, 33, an insurance agent of 4444 N Pennsylvania St, and Anna Carl were arrested after detectives found stolen goods in a room at the Powers grocery in the Hotel English building. Hartzell confessed to stealing to support his relationship with Carl, who was also charged for purchasing stolen items. He claimed marital troubles and employment pressure led to the crime. authorities recover most items and plan to return them to owners.
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Dwight Hartzell
N. Pennsylvania-St
Dwight Martzeil
Pennsylvania St
Powers
Anna
Carl
Will Hy
Holtz
Bray
Hartzell
Eng Yah
Partzell
Warterfi
Edwin
Explosion at Osceola mine in Calumet blamed for deaths
A 60 pound dynamite blast at the North Keirstree Osceola Consolidated mine shaft No 8 caused the death of Wilbur Pollier Peter Kulpa and Matt Kuskata. Two or three others are believed lost in the explosion near Calumet Michigan.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Calumet
Mich
Iwene
North Keirstree
Osceola
Wilbur Pollier
Peter Kulpa
Matt Kuskata
Prison Controversy Involving Fay Ryan and Habeas Proceeding
In Hammond circuits, Rev Hammond sought habeas corpus for Fay Ryan, claiming her confinement at the State Industrial School for Girls was improper since she is married to McRavys. Charles W Hinckel and his wife oppose the detention, arguing the legal action was invalid.
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Or Hammond
Thuragay
Fay Ryan
Charles W. Hinckel
Tanimont
Charerd Keg
Hammond
Ryan
McRaAvs
Inheritance Tax Suit Affects Estate of Mrs Stanley
Government seeks $1000 in inheritance tax from the estate of J. Gaguod, tied to a wartime revenue law. Adopted daughter Ida Osguod Stanley is named in the suit, with the case brought in the Marion Trust Company as trustee for Mrs Stanley. Judge Anderson presides.
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Tate Mass
J. Gaguod
Aled
Ida Osguod Stanley
Marlon Trust Company
Stanley
Weedhe Henvlieie
Judge Anderson
Mr Dunn to Lecture on Pioneer of the Northwest
Jacob Plat Dunn will lecture Tuesday evening February 14 at Masimie Hall. He speaks on Father Gibgult, a Pioneerist of the Northwest. The meeting of the order will be presided by We Me Fogarty supreme president. seating arranged for attendees.
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Jacob Plat Dunn
Caplital Couriei
Massimie Hall
Gibgult
Northwest
Me Fogarty
Order
Commendation Resolutions Adopted in House
The Feb 9 session notes the House adopting resolutions commending the intervention by the state legislature to expel Representative Comerford. The brief report records the action and approval by the body.
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Scripps-Ic Rae Prese Association
Jepeerson Cipy
Resos Lations
Ie Diniis Lesishitnre
Comerford
Tharkdar
Indictment Quashed in Iroquois Theater Case
The indictment against J. Davis manager of the Iroquois theater was quashed by Judge Keratyn on Thursday due to document insufficiency. Indictments against Thomas J. Noonan business manager and J. J. Cummings stage carpenter are also quashed or reassessed as new indictments are anticipated.
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Nmrae Press Association Ciucago
J. Davis
Keratyn
Thomas J. Noonan
J.J. Cummings
Commercial club reopens after improvements and new hours
The Commercial Club reopened after two weeks of improvements costing 5060 dollars. The seventh and eighth floors were finished early with a large workforce enabling expanded dining room, kitchen and event spaces. Women guests will be admitted with a member and a reception is planned. The opening coincides with the director election on February 18 and includes a plate shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. McClure
Alyaise
Rom
Russian General to be Relieved by Grand Duke Nicholaievitch
Russian official sources report Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch will depart for Manchuria next week to relieve General Kurepatkin as commander of the Russian army. The dispatch from the Scripps-McAll Press Association notes the move comes as the general in command is ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europatein
Grandduke Nicholaievitch
Subsidy Law Stands Slated Amid Senate Rail Debate
The senate maintained the subsidy framework amid fierce discussion over the railroad subsidy law. Bills by Farber and McPoreid faced delays, with a cautious record vote of 31 to, as opponents dodged votes to avoid exposing constituents to repercussions. Aimed at reallocating tax subsidies, the measures sparked a heated, procedural clash.
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Senate
Railroad Corporations of Inc
Nater Pacers
Haute
Farber
Vender
Chummon
Jed Thie Syropede
Child Wanders in the Street Case at Julia L Work Industrial School
Young Eva Veach, reported pale and emaciated, was found wandering and cold after weeks away from home. Judge Stubbe ordered Eva to remain under school care and covered expenses while noting the need for supervision and protection.
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Piva
Julia EL
Siubhs
Jules
Williany
Old the Juder
Stubbe
Eva
Azul
Pep
Concessions Sought After Workmen Meeting
In St Petersburgh officials show cautious shifts toward reform as manufacturers and labor leaders meet. A compromise appears possible with government ministers set to grant moderate concessions while employers weigh further negotiations.
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Scripps-M Rae Press
St. Petersborg
Heb
Manufac Vere
Ingmen
Ministinra
Weather Spotter Prompted For Weather Reading
A weather notice describes a device or system named Weather Spotter that will watch and signal weather conditions for readers. It emphasizes quick spotting capability and practical use for forecasting.
Cold Wave Forecast Low Temps Ahead
A cold wave is expected to lower morning temperatures to around 10 above. The forecast shows daytime highs near noon around 3 p.m. with continued subfreezing risk and brisk winds.
Opposition to passage of public works bill vs. public buildings
Washington reports Sen. Scenhar Can Ven opposed to a public buildings bill and harbor bill on economic grounds. Public Buildings Committee will decide on a report. Republicans sought to ascertain support for public right of way and other provisions amid trader opposition.
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Scripps
RAK Press Association
Washington
Scenhar Canven
Public Buildings Committee
Hoves
Sherman Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Special to the Sun from Hamilton Indiana February 2. Charles Victor Sherman and his codefendant Thawitchman of Rushville were found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of wife Minnie Conery Sherman. Jury returned verdict after deliberation.
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Sherman
Hamilton
Charles Victor Sherman
Thawitchman
Rushville
Ind
Ammie Conery Sherman
Seeking Employment in Indianapolis
GEL HL Wilson shares success of securing a job placement in Indianapolis entirely to his liking in Wilson's fifth article. The Sun notes the feature appears on page 3 today as part of the publication's continuing series on career opportunities.
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Wilson
SUN
Train Derailed on C M St Paul Line Near Melbourne
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train No 1 derailed after crossing a bridge near Melbourne Iowa killing two and injuring about 30. The double header traveled at 70 mph, the lead engine cleared but the second plunged into the ditch carrying passengers and mail. Conductor H M Marsh of Perry and several clerks and passengers were among the injured.
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C., M. & ST. Paul Road
Suripts-Urae Press Association
Des Moones
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mother Prays Before Judge in Unclear Trial
A garbled OCR item reports a mother praying before Judge Alfred regarding her defense for her son, Prot Paehert crate Thuredas. References to Leon bothifi Burnert and an event on Wednesday mention receiving stated goods amid convutet era.
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Jivge Alferdhe
Leon Bothifi Burnert
Barton Gets A Place In The Sun
A garbled report describes a Barton family crisis with Al Irvington arranging support and a home placement amid illness and distress. The Barton home faces strain as kin seek aid while a relative battles severe health issues, and neighbors strive to help the afflicted family through hardship.
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Baleaton
Weedlawn
al Irvington
Omar
Barto
Harte
Barton
Burglars Sentenced In Criminal Court
EM Gains a man of color pled guilty to burglary Thursday and was sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. Willan Edwards also pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Willan Edwarts
Dogs Win Ribbons At Pet Stock Show In Mason Hall
Dogs wearing ribbons display their awards after a judges panel in Mason Hall. Prizes were given to a moune-colored fox terrier, a France spaniel, Hooton terrier, French bulldog, and Boston terrier owned by Indianapolis residents. Cats and chickens also judged. chicks shown to educate visitors. incipient incubator exhibit noted.
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Masonic Hall
Mod. Ryan
Indianapolis
L. TI
Flinn
Indianapoli
Bite
A. A. Wise
Alan
Christian
Boston
Ilarry Raymond
Harry D.tutentler
D. Lane
Indianapols
T. 3
Lampbell
Dartington
Clair F. Johnson
Rushville
C.F. Tohnson
T. M. Campbell
Darlington
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Monument
Scripps-Meal Press Association
Tena
Eva Veach
Finnance
Uncle Joe Treasury
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Ae Freight
Morton
Roosevelt
James B. Reynolds
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Lockport
John Tyoch
Michael Mark
Michael Zara
Jefferson City
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Stewart
Finkelburg
Railroad Commission
Melbourne
BH. M. Marsh
Perry
Dawy
Mall Clark
Foot Reid
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C. W. Jensen
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