Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Trial Highlights Evelyn Barrymore Ties
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies in the Harry K. Thaw case, denying acquaintance with Dr Carlton Flint and refuting claims about a secret operation. She admits acquaintance with Jack Barrymore and insists money tied to visits and travels were not related to Thaw. The cross examination, led by Jerome, probes her past with Belmont Lederer and White, with legal wrangles over documents and checks as the trial resumes its sixth week.
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Carlton Flint
Evelyn
Flint
Jack Barrymore
Barrymore
White
France
London
Thaw
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Allegheny
New Amsterdam Bank
Frances Belmont
Bergers
Mrs. Holman
Miss Belmont
Vronchitis
Stanford White
Charles Hartnett
Hartnett
Audubon
Fivelyn
Rector’s
Florodera Company
Hummel
Lederer
Mr. Barrymore
Pompton
Delmas
Final Week of Y M C A Canvass Opens With Spirit
Bible classes joined the van stimulus and appeals were made in various pulpits as the final week of the Y M C A canvass opened with encouragement from the busy committees.
Y M C A Subscriptions Reported with Committees Totals
The record details subscriptions from the Business Men's and Young Men's committees led by J. P. F. Wild and W. H. Brown, listing totals for each subcommittee and several donors. It notes a Bible class at Memorial Presbyterian raising nearly 1.40 toward Y M C A funds, praised as a citywide record by C. S. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Habbe
C. H. Jones
J. W. Lilly
CL. Austins
Flos
J. Buchanan
J. N. Carey
H. B. Marsh
SJ. M. Ogden
W. C. van Aredel
H. O. Smith
Young Men’s Committee
W. H
Brown
R. F. Daggett
B—T. B. Fulmer
D—Glen Howe
E—F. C. Jordan
H. B. Patton
H.C. l. Price
EB. Swickard
C. A. Terebaugh
A. A. McCormick
Nicholas McCarty
New York
W. Marmon
Feward Manufacturing Cosiedstlg
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stole $173000 From Uncle Sam Last Week
A theft report states 173000 dollars were missing last week with no trace of the robbers or the money, leaving authorities puzzled. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the fragment.
Local Jottings on City Happenings and Oddities
Brief items from the city note anglers unfazed by a failed Sunday fishing bill. Jimi Keach visited the Herron Art Institute. Beal Clark advocates a Prohibition daily in Indianapolis. Chief Wilkie outlined investigation leadership as $1.0 Newer License bill discussed. A large theft in Chicago involving the subtreasury prompts extensive scrutiny by Secret Service and treasury officials. Indianapolis has private ambulances awaiting emergencies as the probe unfolds.
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Wilkie
United States Secret Servicer
Secretar Shaw
Treasury Department
Chicago
William Roldenweck
Secret Service
Roldenweck
Elma Dare Arrested After Long Subtreasury Theft Probe
Elma Dare was arrested at Cambridge Springs on a kidnaping and marriage plot involving George Rhodius of Indianapolis. Secret service fears a massive subtreasury theft, with $175,100 missing from the vault and clerks under suspicion as investigators pursue a ring.
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She ‘Tin
Micadville
Ilina Dare
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Todd Sanitarium
Cambridge Springs
Paul Marshall
Kodius Wa
Rhodius
J. H. Harper
John W. Claypool
Gov. Hanly
Leo Rappaport
Joseph Emminger
Werner Amlt
Pittsburg
Secret Service
Boldenweck
First Regiment Elects Frank Shellhouse Colonel
The Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank elected Frank Shellhouse as colonel by unanimous vote, likely the youngest colonel in the state. He rose from the ranks and previously served in the Indianapolis Light Artillery, now in storage in Indianapolis. The First Regiment, the strongest in the state, has 12 companies with three in Indianapolis and others in Noblesville Greenfield Tipton Shelbyville Pendleton McCordsville Martinsville Plainfield and Danville. Colonel Warry Sheets, retiring commander, led eight years and is praised as a model leader. he declined re-election. The staff and officers named include Captains L. C. Balla Fred Alexander George A. Carr Tucker and others.
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Knights of Pythias
Frank Shellhouse
Col Shellhouse
Fle
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Curtis
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Greenfield
Tipton
Shelbyville
Pendleton
McCordsville
Martiisville
Plainfield
Danville
Warry Sheets
Colt. Shellhouse
L. C. Balla
Fred Alexander
George A. Carr Tucker
Sheriffs Bill Passes Fees Change For Meals
County sheriffs backed by supporters pushed Edwards' in and out fee bill through despite supreme court rulings denying such fees. The amended bill allows sheriffs to collect 18 15 cents per meal instead of 49 cents per day, changing per meal charges.
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Friends of the County
Supreme Court
Primary bill survives house vote on Democratic nominations
Downey bill requiring state officers and congressmen be nominated at primaries and urging a Senate preference survived another House attack. The measure remained alive subject to amendment. The tie vote was 40 to 40.
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United States
Injured man at Brightwood shops after flying plug strike
Joseph McGrath of 1 Summit Street was seriously injured Monday when a flying air-brake plug from a tube struck his face at Brightwood shops. The blow crushed the skull under his left eye and broke his nose. He was taken home in the city dispensary ambulance and is expected to survive.
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Joseph McGrath
Summit St
Brightwood
Foy
Mr. McGrath
Senate Ditching Session Sets Bills for Tuesday
The senate held a ditching session on Monday as members were quizzed on the topic and two bills were postponed to a special order for Tuesday at 2 40 PM.
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Senate
Three New Insurance Bills Debut in Senate
Three new insurance bills were introduced in the senate on Monday bringing the total to 519. Senator Roemler led a key measure requiring reciprocal fair treatment between foreign life insurers and Indiana companies. The bill also requires a foreign department to obtain a state auditor or insurance commissioner certificate before probing Indiana firms.
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Senate
Roemler
Indiana
Auditor of State
Probate Court Bill Advances to Third Reading
Senator Martin Hugg sponsored a probate court bill for Marion County. The measure passed to third reading in the house on Monday without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hugg
Marion County
United States Weather Forecast Update
Fair Monday night. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. Sunrise 6 24 Sunset 5 42. Moon phase shown. Also features shotgun and rifle sales from Gus Habich at 121 West Washington Street.
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TAL MS
National Restaurant and local ads collection note
Local classified items advertise services and contact details for a variety of businesses. Entries include a laundry service offering per pound washing and ironing, a plastering firm with multiple phone numbers, a plumber or shop listing, and a hardware or aviation-oriented note mentioning new planes priced from $165, all in Monument Place and Denison area references.
Quiet Metzler Trusted Man Amid Courtroom Contrast
The trial of Arthur C. Metzler for the Harvey killing featured testimony on character. Prosecutors argued Baldwin’s bad reputation weighed against Metzler’s quiet, respectable nature. Local officials and drug trade witnesses testified Metzler was orderly and virtuous, while Baldwin’s record was accused of indicating danger to society.
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Green Baldwin
Crimenal Court
Alecster
Metzler
Baldwin
Mersier
J. BR. McCullough
Metraler
General Thraignes
Ecitize Metzler
de. Avergta
Nis
Police
Ira M. Holmes
Negro
Win
Ert Jordan
Ca Ave
J. Green
Daniel Carter
John Rad
Tra M. Halmes
William T. Eisenlonr
Capital-ave
Dew
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Jack
Roy W. Howard
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Mr. White
Florodora Company
Philadelphia
Angelus Vincent
Angela Vincent
Alrike
Meet George Lederer
The
Wild Rose
Dr. Flint
Cof
Iunsur
C. S. Ward
A. J. Diddel
U. R. KK
Uncle Sam
Jimi Keach
Herron Art Institute
Beal Clark
Mndanapolis
Flag Woods
John W. Holtaman
Scripps-McRae Press Association
William Bolden
Board of Trade
Treasury of the United States
Young Men's Christian Associaten
Inquisition
Magen
Elma Bare
Washington
Pennsylvania
Porter
Col. Shellhouse
Nal
Irgeon
F. A
Evelyn Nesbit
E. S. Goodnow
Fea
Gus Habich
Washington St
GEM Laundry
National Restaurant
Monument Place
Heal Bros
Denison Harber
the Post
Wulsehner
Arthur C. Metzler
Albert W. Harvey
Fendart
Lebanon
Arce
Samuel B. Artman
Leba
House of Repr Tatives
Equor Trafic
Rnit
John C. Perkins
Boone County
Ture
Jo Fisher
Sixteenth-st
William W. Robbins
Cig
Fendant
Himony
Frankins
Davis Company
Detroitsistant
Millgan
Murburger
Mueller Drug Company
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