Poison in Whisky Sends Two Men Ill in Indiana Case
Bradleys in Indianapolis report a tainted whisky incident tied to a Thanksgiving delivery. A candy box and whisky package were mailed to Omar Bradley and his wife, both fell ill for hours after tasting. Authorities analyze the sample for strychnine while police seek the anonymous messenger involved.
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Police Department
Omar Bradley
S. Meridian St. Gro
Michael Uechinger
Ed Miller
Bradley
Conrad Keller
Board of Healther
von Beene
Andre
Brohn
Messenger search uncovers hurdles in whisky delivery case
Report details trouble locating a messenger who carried a whisky package to Brainy. Officials from Postal Telegraph and Cable refuse to promote their boys and provide names, citing court orders and policy. The Indianapolis power and other figures are referenced while several messengers remain missing after the holiday period.
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Brainy
Revelar
Postal Telegraph Aid Cable Company
Frick Samuels
Indianapolis Ower
Perth
Strachey's
Crab
Hem
Braley
Change of Name for Infant in Court records
A court proceeding before Judge Alley discussed changing the name of an infant. The child known as Oswson may have been the same person as Charles J. Mi Dawe, with the mother and guardian Henry Flay Dawson involved. The judge ordered a formal record of the name change to avoid circumstantial confusion.
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Judge Alley
Cirealt Eauel
Charles J
Charla Pring
Henry Flay Dawson
Pas
Dawson
Atlen
Pring
Reception of Discharge and Case Transfer in Insurance Ownership Conflict
Addison H Nordyke sued at ten with A Woolen and Charley Dark to block stock transfer in American Central Life Insurance via Marlon Brokerage. A receiver was appointed by Judge Cure ter. the dispute’s final phase moved to Judge Le Master, who dismissed the receiver.
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Addison H. Nordyke
A. Woolen and
Charley
American Central Life Insurance Company
Marlon
Bis
Cureter
le Master
Port Arthur Falls to Japanese Forces in War Transfer
Reports from Scripps PHAE Press Restation Tokyo state Port Arthur’s defenders received food medicines and physicians as 35 000 residents face evacuation with 20 000 sick. Prisoners of war to march out Thursday amid Japanese control of the forts and transfer of war materials.
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Tokio
Russia
Port Arthur
Nogi
Conference of Hearity
Port Arthus
BAKER JUMPS ON MR MORTON AS RESOLUTION TARGETS REBATE
Washington January 4 Representative Riker of New York probes a House resolution about a Trade Manager rebate tied to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. The measure seeks to inform the House if the Morton case has legal backing and whether the rebated sale violated law. Also notes forecast: cloudy Wednesday night likely snow or rain and a rise in temperature with 7 am 10, noon 22, 2 pm 23.
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Weak Press Association
Washington
Representativ Riker
New York
Dan
Matton
Mildae
Ahison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Weening
Hk Delimeny
Colaride Past and Iron Company
Ind Hich Merton
Ben
Banta Fe
Hidde
Morton
Jay
Luke
Hiker
Congress Action and Departures Noted in Debates
In today’s session the House moved through routine business noting nominations for top posts in commerce and labor and the interior department with J Stampdon Moore of Pennsylvania and John Stuart Elliott of Porto Rico among nominees. Members adjourned briefly in memory of Representative Mahoney. A bill to abolish the existing canal commission and a proposal to place private car lines under ICC control were introduced.
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Miregu of
Department of Commerce and Labor
J. Stampdon Moore
Pennsylvania
Commie
Porto Rico
John Stuart Elliott
Sexston Ten Mintes
Representative Mahoney
Mincks
Stevens
Mlineis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr Reyer Names New City Hospital Head
Health board row over choice of successor to Dr Martin exposes tensions among Dr Reyer Dr Kimberlin and Dr Courts. A clerical error forwarded a letter from a Lafayette physician prompting scrutiny of contenders and delaying a firm appointment as hospital leadership questions linger.
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City Hospital
Kimberlin
Health Board
Past Martin
J. €. Rever
A. C. Kimberlin
Reyer
Lafayette
naNume
Duies
Ity Hospital
Cory Samlatian
Kimber
Tir. Keane and Jr
Pr. Rey
Keene
Ike
Santart
Imbertit
Rogers
Tarhe Terceri
Lagaserie Phesleiin
Dr Martin
Ydaece
Reger
Tr Reyer
Courts
Kimberly
de Meyer
Kimbertin
de. Kimberlin
Martin
Bia Wunceauor
Elevation Works Franchise and Maintenance Details
The document outlines a franchise deal for the New Castle and Tito company to operate a street railway in Indianapolis. It notes transfer rights for passengers to any part of Indianapolis and mentions a contribution of 5.1 thousand to share costs. The proceedings include the Board of Works and legal representation by A bag an, with settlement discussions on rights of way and damages ongoing.
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New Castle & Tito
Indianapalis
Rantfersoor Rekots
Itr
Nidianapolis
Ubiera
Massichunotta
Edinea Fasthie Uate
Manachineres
Mater Tate
Ates Etiantisa Vemiuat
Rosine Ot Works
Ube Street
Warkk
Wevineadas
Attories We A
Bag An
Rho
Gillespie murder trial defense cited in court
James Gillespie’s attorney Marion GCrimuh argued for reasonable doubt in the murder trial. The judge’s lengthy instructions will occupy about two hours. the jury will hear the case Thursday. If acquitted he plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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I. San
Yeeantorney
Tole
Marion Gcrimuh
Defenne
Dames Gillespiy Murier
Rouxiderabie
Lae
Hie Slater
Thurmlay
Cornet
Gillespie
Supreme Court
Seward
Apportionment of State School Revenue Prepared
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction prepares the apportionment of common school revenue. Reported funds collected for the act of the state totalled $1,108,497.61 with allocations to districts and schools forthcoming.
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Stue Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fairbanks men defeated in legislative party fight
In a statewide council struggle, Marion county representatives backed by a Baker faction faced a setback as the Fairbanks faction failed to secure key posts. Rossen, Bossen, and Clifford pressed for joint chairmanship while draws for clerk and doorkeeper positions shifted to Hires and Hemenway allies amid late election dynamics.
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Jaeson
Marion County
Bahale
Sharpe
Et. Warne
Denrkeeper
vHovss
Rossen
KO Wolson
Mensadelaer
Nakeme
Doorkesper
Saul Hoy
Livwoud
Munem
Jones and Pennington Fight Over Senate Officers Ends
The contest over senate officers concluded at noon Wednesday with Sol Pennington from Welconse favored to win the sergeant at arms post. Milton Garr Kus was sacrificed for Pennington’s bloc, while rivals John W. Burns Oliver Jones and J. J. Brian remained confident, each seeking a share of influence and promising fellow assistants if Pennington is reelected. The other officers of the upper house were reportedly agreed upon.
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Senate
Sermeant-At-Arme
Sol Pennington
Welconse
Milton Garr~ Kus
Peoninsyton
Pennington
Hicks
Democratic caucus shapes Indiana senate picks and chair plans
Democratic lawmakers gather at the Grand to map a full ticket of officers and caucus leaders. Prominent figures including Jackson Boyd Zach Sifers and Cyres E. Davin are named for key roles while debates unfold over hospital funding and U S senate endorsements.
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Sentak Assembly
Jackson Boyd
Greeneaetie
Roar Fender
Boyd
Zach Sifers
Balem
Mil
L. Ext Luck
Frumkin
Caucun
Gryndnol
Senator Toy
Bay
United States
Wetsow
Mad
Vo Menairs
Mount Vernon
Benjamin F. Shively
South Beed
John W. Kern
Calidate
Jonas Lamb
Terre Haute
Wid
David KE. Turple
Ag Kern
T. ‘Taggart
padded cell plans ordered for police station
The Board of Safety directs Inspector Stanley to draft padded cell plans at the station. Colin of the Kind discussed taser use, but funds were unavailable. In other notes, Mrs Weatherby at Virginia Ave reports damage worth $2 in the Daily Fire Record.
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Board of Safety
Buthding
Stanley
Colin
Daily Fire Record
Virginia Ave
Sun Newspaper Seeks Legislative Liaison and Boxing Gossip
The Sun plans constant contact with the legislature and reports boxing gossip by Kim Corbett. The Scrippa McRae Press Association hosts in the Sun Building and the paper maintains world news access. The Sun prints all city news and stays in touch with news centers worldwide.
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Sun
Kim Corbett
Ae the
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
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