Elect Bradley to the Senate and businesslike Saint
Thomas Kaine a cement contractor living at 1918 N Delaware St was arrested Friday by bicycle officers Hall and Simon on fraud charges for issuing two checks allegedly passing with one dollar and nine dollar sums to saloon keeper G Slutzky at 517 W Washington St both drawn on Merchants National Bank.
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N. Delawarest
Biccyele
Hall
Simon
Kaine
G. Slutzky
Washington St
Merchants National Bank
Statehouse Lawn Becomes Spring Beauty Spot in Indianapolis
Tulips will lead the display as Custodian Baker plans fresh landscape at the Indiana statehouse. Seeds are planted, with geranium beds ready to adorn the capitol grounds. A gardener and assistant maintain the lawns year round, and public institutions no longer supply the plants.
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Indianapolis
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Statehouse
Indiana
Capitol
Consolidation Means Higher Phone Rates in Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter cites Sun editorials favoring interchanges and trunking between rival systems as best solution. Officials discuss public benefit, continued competition, and potential 85 percent rate increases if two firms merge. Proposals include a city fixed toll and equal sharing of extra work and fees.
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the Sun
Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Otz
Pacmne
L. G. Richardson
Ceriis
J. S. Brailey
Indianapolis, Or New Company
Teienhone Patra
Victim links to murdered Cristo in gas death case
John Georges, recovering from gas asphyxiation at City Hospital, says he knew Vassil Cristo the murdered man found in the White River bottom lands near Michigan street. Cristo’s body was found hours after Georges and James Crist were overcome by gas in their room.
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John Georges
Sis
Vassil Cristo
HS W
Washington St
White River
Michigan-st. Cris
Georges
James Crist
City Hospital
Cristo
Crist
Neely & Son
Edward Koehring Dies at Fletcher Ave Home
Edward Koehring of 1419 Fletcher avenue died Friday morning at 9 30 of diabetes. He leaves a widow. He was connected with Koehring Bros hardware on Virginia avenue for several years.
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Edward Koehring
Fletcherave
Koehring
Temperance drive targets Greenfield liquor licenses
Greenfield Indiana temperance activists push a blanket remonstrance aiming to defeat four liquor license applicants scheduled to come up next Monday. They claim to have enough signatures to close the saloons.
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Greenfield
Ind
People's Outfitting: One Price for Cash or Credit
The Indianapolis firm Feopie's Outfitting positions itself as a major western retailer with a fixed cash and credit price. It touts extensive stock, national buying power, and a large, steady income from 16 years of credit sales. The method aims to deliver the same low price to all customers, with no interest on deferred payments and equitable treatment for all buyers.
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Feopie
Big Credit House
Indianapolis
West
United States
People’s Outfitting Company of
People’s Outfitting Company
User of Brass Knucks Given Long Sentence
Frank Presic admitted attacking Frank Tyner in a police court, saying there was no intent to kill. Tyner’s face was bandaged. authorities noted a pool game dispute. Presic received 180 days in the workhouse and a $2 fine plus costs, Tyner fined costs. Presic claimed only fists were used.
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Frank Presic
Frank Tyner
Friddy
Rom
Tyners
Whalton
Presic
Tyner
Peetz Remains Contender for State Statistician Nomination
J. J. L. Peetz, active in Indianapolis political circles, confirms he is still in the race for the Republican nomination for state statistician. His rival, Miss Mary Stubbs, has stirred political speculation as she has not committed to running or declining the bid.
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J. L. Peetz
Indianapolis
Washington
Peetz
Mary Stubbs
Mr Smooth Majestic Play Enters Forepaugh Run Next Week
The Forepaugh stock company will stage Mr Simnoth at the Majestic theater next week. Written and previously performed by Willie Collier, the comedy follows humorous fines and situations, with Mr Arvine cast as Mr Smooth. Three scenes include New York City and Saratoga.
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Mr. Smooth
New York City
Saratoga
Meat dealers face charges over unsanitary refrigerators
Warrants against four milk dealers in Indianapolis charging them with selling milk below standard will be filed by William T Latta milk inspector Monday in police court. An inspection of refrigerators in meat markets is being made and unless many dealers clean up their markets they will be prosecuted for keeping unsanitary refrigerators.
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Indianapolis
William T. Latta
Mile
Wu Ting Fang Arrives as Chinese Minister to Washington
Wu Ting Fang, newly appointed Chinese minister to Washington, arrived today on the steamship Siberia at San Francisco. The arrival marks his first appearance in American diplomacy amid ceremonies and heightened attention from officials and press.
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WU Ting Fang
San Francisco
Washington
Siberia
County plans sale of 300000 in county bonds
Marion county officials met to issue 300000 in bonds with publicity. April 11 was chosen as sale date replacing May 1. Bridge bonds will be offered in 9500 and 1000 denominations, refunding bonds in 1000 denominations. Highest bidders win. Additional 300000 in bridge bonds awaits need.
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Marion County
Hawara Robison
Albert Sahm
W. H. Morrison
Sihm
Erie Road May Increase Pay of Machinists
New York Feb 29 Negotiations between Erie Railroad officials and a machinists strike committee show no progress yet but have reached a common ground. J H Maddy Erie special representative expressed hope for a settlement before tomorrow night and indicated the road would grant wage increases and better working conditions if agreed.
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New York
Erie Railroad
J. H. Maddy
Erie Road
Bradley elected U S senator in Kentucky ends deadlock
Kentucky ended a long deadlock for a U S Senate seat by electing ex Governor William E Bradley. Governor W S Taylor praised the victory as a sign of reform and a rebuke to the old political machine, calling Bradley a strong national figure and a key southern contender.
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Kentucky
U. S. Senate
Frankfort
James BE. McCreary
Willam E. Bradley
Bradley
W. S. Taylor
Gov. Bradley
United States
South
Suffrage Bill Passed by the House of Commons
London Feb 23 The woman suffrage bill passed its second reading in the house of commons today by a majority of 179. There is no possibility of its passing the house of lords.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Accused Man Faces Trial For Ear Biting At YMCA
Charles Bolander, 21, stands trial on charges of attacking Walter Shelby with his teeth in the Brightwood YMCA, biting the lower part of Shelby's right ear after losing his membership card. Shelby, a janitor, says he warned Bolander and was attacked as he tried to leave. A conviction could yield a penitentiary sentence.
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Charles Bolander
Walter Shelby
Brightwood
Bolander
Shelby
Olive Branch Company to drill Friday night at armory
Olive Branch company No. 48 Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias meets Friday night at the armory corner of Oliver and Warrenaves. Members show unusual interest this winter with well attended drills and meetings. Capt. William Francis is getting good work from his men.
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Olive Branch Company No
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Oliver and Warrenaves
Olive Branch Company
William Francis
Tobacco Warehouse Burns at Switzer Village
A large Head & Switzer warehouse in Switzre Village, Frankfort, burned yesterday. It held about 100000 pounds of tobacco and was not in the Equity good. The fire origin is unknown.
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Frankfort
Head & Switzer, Independent
Switsre Village
Uncle Sam to Locate Owners of Abandoned War Loot
Washington in a civil war era cash fund still unclaimed stands in the treasury. The government seeks rightful owners of millions in proceeds from captured and abandoned property taken by Union soldiers and sold after the war. A proposed law would open the way for entitled claimants to recover part of the funds.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Clothes tied up for overdue rent at rooming house
Elsie Sparks had clothing and items from a rooming house seized after rent grew to 310.59 while Ora Levers, with her child, stayed there during the husband’s illness and unemployment. Justice Cornelius Welly ordered the return of the baby’s clothes and items to Levers.
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Ora Levers
Justice of the Peace
Sparks
Tnd Wo
Levers
Fidur d
Heiress Held as Robbery Suspect in Dow Case
Ada Hunter, described as a titled heiress, is jailed on robbery charges after allegedly assaulting Mrs. Maud Dow last Thursday. Detectives Gerber Taarsi Sraith and Campbell arrested Hunter as the suspect in the sustained theft from Mrs. Dow.
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Ada Hunter
Negress
Wiley
Maud Dow
Gerber
Taarsi
Sraith
Campbell
Bargain Store Ads from Early Spring Sale Highlights
A listing of discounted apparel and household items including women’s spring suits from 24 value to 15, men’s wool suits, girls and children coats, and a large selection of phonograph records. Also featured are sideboards, chiffoniers, kitchen safes, coffee and syrup specials with marked sale prices. Numerous items emphasize substantial savings on coats, suits, and accessories.
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Statesman
China
Yung Kwai
Massachusetts
Legation
Senate
Thomas Kaine
Ing
Lis Banks
Statehouse Lawn
Freak
HANLY
Edward Koerring
Fletcher-Ave
Majestic
House OF Common
Aass
United States Treasury
Elsie Sparks
Welly
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