Evelyn Nesbit on the stand in Thaw trial on White affair
New York February reports focus on Evelyn Nesbit's cross examination by District Attorney Jerome, detailing letters from Stanford White, Garland yacht relations, and Nesbit's accounts of her life, family ties, and earlier stage work as the trial tests her credibility in the Thaw case. The article notes tense courtroom dynamics, photographs, and claims about letters and guardianship of papers, with Nesbit showing composure amid probing questions.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Jerome
Harry KK
Evelyn
Evon
Thaw
Gleason
Anneal
Philadelphia
Florodora Company
Stanford White
Ilvelyn
Shaw
Mr. Hartridge
White
Baraiges
Hartridge
Mr. Thaw
Paris
Morgan Warehouse
Ted” Marks
Marks
Wiile
Lorodora
Edna Goodrich
Fisher
James A. Garland
Garland
Delmas
Jack Barrymore
Howard Nesbit
Howard
Mammon
Defense forces Thaw cross examines Evelyn amid sanity fight
In a tense New York court scene on February 20 the defense forced Jerome to cross examine Evelyn Thaw, aiming to impeach her testimony and block the insanity claim. Prosecutors gathered witnesses from Evelyn’s circle while Thaw’s alienists remain in view, preparing to challenge Jerome’s experts. The push for funds for Indianapolis YMCA construction continues with a drive for 250000 dollars before March 1.
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New York
Jerome
Evelyn
Delmas
Garvan
Howard Nesbit
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Dr. Evans
Thaw acquitted by five to one vote in Denver
In Denver Colorado a newspaper vote on the Thaw case favors acquittal by five to one. Many women voters participated in the decision. Continued on Page 3 Col. 2.
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Scripps-Meline Prexza Association
Denver
Col
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Boys Aid in Campaign for Y M C A Building
Youngsters of the Y M C A are organized to join a campaign to raise 250 dollars for a new building. Plans call for four teams from Sunday league and membership with a report next Monday and a meeting likely Friday night to finalize details. Auto companies are among those impressed by the boys’ past pledge efforts.
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Mem
Y M C A Subscriptions Totals Reported Tuesday Night
Local Y M C A fund drive shows a grand total of 132109 with committees named. Business men's totals reach 59489 while the young men's committee reports 81522, with several subaccounts and individual donors listed. проч
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Citizens’ Committee
Staan el Eetele
Business Men’s
Business Men’s Committee
Wf. F. Wild
EXTRA 51 000 LICENSE VICTORY
The high license bills advanced to second reading in the house by a 4 to 47 vote on the minority report for indefinite postponement. A separate vote on the Killing of the Db showed 48 to 40 before a rep change altered the outcome to a victory for the ill friends. the $1.00 saloon license bill faced furious resistance as the house morals committee delivered reports.
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Rathiyn
Friends of the Ill
House
Messrs
Morton
Kelley
White
Ulrich
Springer
Mesers
Hottel
Fiersay
Louden
Soldiers Preference Bill Moves Through Indiana Legislature
The house passed a veteran hiring bill by a large margin to award preference in state appointments to honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines in Indiana. It would exclude some governor appointees and require applicants to use approved forms. The senate committee killed an earlier version. Supporters claim many states already use it and expect final passage. critics, led by J Monroe Fitch, warn of liquor interests and high license impacts. Charlie Kelley urged quick passage for printing and discussion. The measure aims to reduce saloons and raise state revenue through licensing.
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Indiana
Boards of Trustees
Souvernor
Strange
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Fulaski
Bean Pie and Coffee Supper Planned by Ladies of G A F
Gen A D Streight circle No 16 of the Ladies of the G A Fu announce a bean pie and coffee supper at the home of Mrs George Henderson located at 70 L Pratt Street. Attendees are urged to reach via College Ave car to the venue on Wednesday night.
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A. D. Streight
G. A. Fu
George Henderson
Colege‘ave
Benisson Harber Shop at National Restaurant spot
The text promotes a business at 38 40 Monument Place claiming it leads for good things. It highlights the slogan NONE BETTER and asserts top status in the area. No further factual details are provided.
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Onate
Monument Place
I C H Cream Cones for Banquets and Parties
ICH CREAM CONES are recommended for banquets receptions and parties. Old phone number Main 311 included as contact.
Senate votes to retain Reed Smoot over polygamy charges
Washington February 20 1920 senate votes 68 to retain Senator Reed Smoot over polygamy accusations. The fight spanned four years with debates centered on Smoot as an apostle of the Mormon church and his fitness for continued service.
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Washington
Senate
Reed Smone
Mormon Church
Metzler Jurymen At Last Secured In Murder Trial
The Metzler murder trial jurors have been seated after two special venires. Opening statements followed as prosecutors and defense prepared to argue self defense. Notables including S S N Metzler attended, with family from Hot Springs present.
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Metzler
Arthur CU. Metzler
Arthur C. Metzler
Albert W. Hervey
Harver
S&s
Widow seeks union aid as she rebuilds after Gould death
Mrs Edwin Gould seeks work and union support to start a poultry venture and become self supporting after her husband, labor leader Mr Geux, died leaving unpaid debts. Unions in Loxansport and Evansville show willingness to help, while a monument fund nears 310.00 for Gould.
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Camige Geula
Edwin PF. Geuxt
Me. Gould
Union Lanar
Iiiuld
Heniamin Harrison
Lew
Wallace
Gold
Gould
Ege
Indiana Landscapes Exhibit by Frank J. Girardin
An exhibit of the latest Indiana landscapes by Frank J. Girardin of the Richmond group of artists will be held at Vermain's eatiries at 118 N. Pennsylvania Street until March.
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Maren J
Vermain
Eatiries
Pennsylvania St
Indiana
Frank J
Irardin
Richmond Group of Artists
Weather and local ads mix in fragmented notice
Cloudy with possible snow flurries and cold, brief forecast notes for Wednesday night or Thursday. Also cluttered with local ads for laundry services, sporting goods, and plastering by HEAL BROS with phone numbers and addresses.
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Ib Leis Tyas
Market Woman Mrs Miller Cleared Of Petty Larceny Claim
The accused market woman Mrs W M Miller was found not guilty of petty larceny. She asserts her honesty and good reputation with customers and wholesale buyers. She appeals for public belief in her integrity and asks if anyone has seen her $1 86 photographs from Harrod's Studio at 119 Virgin Ave.
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W. M. Miller
Tate
Harrod’s
Virgin’ Ave
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