Wreck on Columbia Avenue injures six in fog
In Huntington West Virginia, January 7, a single track collision on Columbia Avenue injured four people including T. Welch a motorman and Clara Stoll with serious cuts. Mrs Lavinia Sneed and others suffered bruises as cars No 39 and No 2A collided amid dense fog. Car No 2A wrecked. investigation by Kinnick and Cottingham. Municipal officers seen as voters head to polls.
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T. Welch
Douglass-st
Clara Stoll
Martindaleave
Fred Blackwell
Columbia-ave
H. C. Griggsby
N. Westst
Lavinia Sneed
N. Weetst
Baltimore School
Martindale-ave
Jar No
TR. le. Kinnick
A. Cottingham
Welch
J. Bay
Coumbia Avenue
Street Sweeping Delays Hover Over Patchy Snow Slush
Streets blocked by heavy snow and slush hinder crossings as women in long skirts struggle in freezing conditions. Indianapolis officials debate cleanup pace while foreman Fuehring deploys six teams. inspector Lehr searches for active crews but finds little progress. Public safety and progress remain uncertain as crews race to clear the downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fuehring
Indianapolis
Lehr
Fuehring
Ayetty
Interest and charges in a cross complaint case
The document outlines a cross complaint accusing William Blarenger of usurious interest and D A Lenten and others of extortionate charges. It cites household debt, attempts to pawn goods, and debate over interest rates under statutory limits. Also noted are forecasts for Indianapolis weather and local civic notices.
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Eclal
Danial
William Blarenger
D. A. Lenten
Jemters Hacenger
Hart
Darrell
Frow
Eight Veterans Form The Post Reminiscence On Growth
In Indiana Adjutant J M Neely recalls veterans organizations and the G A R post at Betis Port. The post requires seven members to charter. current muster lists indicate eight, including priests. Notre Dame figures highlighted. last six months saw 37 new members aided and nine lost while Peteraburg Ltd reported 27 members as of June 1.
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Adjtagen
J. M. Neely
G. A. By
Betis
Marty
Keeger
Notre Dame
Veterare
Peteraburg, Ltd
Adquairths
Child in danger underscores juvenile court case details
A 1 year old girl Anna Lill of 610 Ek Georgia St faced juvenile court on Thursday for alleged possession and concealment of coats and related items amid a chaotic scene. The report mentions a mother, an attempted intervention, and a man named Lee Hamilton connected to a gas register incident. A separate note records a Damien referenced individual and a judge Alford hearing implying reform school placement.
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Anna Lill
Georgia St
Meidran Campiss
Diamond rings and watches offered by J P Mullally
Popular Prices list shows NG40 diamonds at 75 dollars each and watches from 15 dollars. J P Mullally importer promotes his stock with bright diamonds and urges customers to examine offerings at Monument Place and Stegemler Bros. Philadelphia area listings included with contact details.
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J. P. Mullally
Mine Workers Vow Fierce Battle Over Wage Schedule
In Indianapolis the united mine workers and operators convene to decide the wage scale for the coming year. Workers warn of a desperate fight to maintain current wages while operators push for reductions. Both sides promise vigilance as negotiations loom and past deals are cited.
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Mie
Mii
Indianapolis
Che
City plans up for Friday board of works meeting
City engineers completed new plans and specifications for a project on lightning of the whale and tps to be presented to the works board and Mayor Holtzman on Friday. Ads expected for Loy bats at the Friday meeting amid larger vapor in scattered dust across the city.
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Works Board
Holtzman
Fritay
Briday
Shurstay
Ray
Sis
Beasts Attack Wounds Report Mixed Injuries R, N
A number of residents were injured by a dog attack near Lafayette. Katte Walker Brig. eight years old and Detective Bil Bray sustained serious conditions. County official McGregor visited the state soldiers home grounds to assess building an additional cottage and another location for a unit. A separate case involved Judge Alen hearing a case from Warne township with procedural moves in justice court.
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Katte Walker
Bil Bray
Weines
Neveh
McGregor
Lafayette
Unaing
Spoony couples invades the state house crowding halls
A fragmented report describes a chaotic scene at the state house with a group of couples and observers moving through corridors. It mentions diversions, searching crowds, and unclear actions as officials attempt to maintain order amid the confusion.
Confession of theft and unclear details arise
A garbledOCR fragment mentions a confession about stealing a carpet and references to individuals like Jom Kirk and Malek. The text is fragmented and contains nonsensical phrases. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be established from the readable portions.
Neighborhood shocked by attempted murder and fatal discovery
The article reports a hasty, chaotic scene in a neighborhood where Lueth was found fatally wounded and his daughter Margaret missing after a Wednesday evening incident. Neighbors recall a ransacked house, bloodied hands, and a door left ajar as investigators press for motives and the missing girl’s whereabouts. The family physician notes heart trouble as a preexisting condition, complicating the case as authorities search for an intruder and await further details.
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Eadower
T John Faeth
Westies
Margaret I
Leones
Bern
Jena Gray
Peeetoeck Steere
Ube
Turner
Lueth
Prvington
Hive Margaren Duns
Sun
Betse Beckeit
Bork
Eas Brethersn-Law
Harry Somaners
Gas
Chadwich St
Steve Adh
Geis Ang Lee
Che
Heroman
Marty Willandeteth
Insurance firms accuse Oliver Kidd of setting fire to his wallpaper shop
The defense contends Oliver Kidd, proprietor of a wallpaper shop since October 17, 1908, is accused in a fire case before Judge Cart. The case involves multiple insurers alleging Kidd set the blaze to conceal losses and misrepresent the cause of the fire.
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Nsurance
Oliver Kidd
Kidd
Maseacs
Cart
Blockade of all ports around San Domingo declared
The minister in Washington reported from San Domingo that the provisional government has established a blockade of all ports except San Domingo. Sailing ships from the West Indies face delays while ships from the United States and European ports may be affected. observers doubt the blockade will be recognized by the United States.
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Wasitington
Jan
Tower
State Department
San Domingo
West Indies
United States
European
United Bates
Kokomo to Build Its Own Canning Factory
In Kokomo Indiana residents form a citizens committee to start a local canning factory. An incorporation has been filed and funds nearly fully subscribed. The plan envisions additional ventures, placing future control of the town in local hands.
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Kokomo
Ind
Itaney
Ill Family News Mixed with Unclear Local Briefs
Fragmented report mentions Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing dangerously ill and other scattered items. A Kansas City robbery is noted with a $1 bill stolen. The piece blends names, places, and brief notices with minimal coherent context.
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Joseph B. Kealing
First Baptist Church to Build New Edifice
A local First Baptist congregation plans a new church building after evaluating options for relocation from the present site. Members cite the sacred place of worship and ancestral memories as factors guiding the choice, with temporary services to be arranged during construction.
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First Baptist Church
Bnelness
Knapps Case Track to Supreme Court and Deltrich Bribe Trial
Prosecuting attorney Woodry said Knapp's case will go to the Supreme Court, not affecting a retrial. Former prosecutor Gard noted the circuit court ruling allows part of Aiiano's testimony on Hannah Krapp. In Omaha a jury was formed to try Senator Deltrich on accepting a bribe of 150 from Jacob Fisher for appointing a postmaster at Hastings.
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Tiameltox
Woodry
It Wine
Straneier Knapp
Supreme Court
Krapps
Gard
Aiiano
Hannah Krapp
Deitrich
Omaha
Nel
Dan
Ube
Deltrich
Javol Fisher
Brnbe
Hastings
Want Blacklist Abolished. CALEMBRUS State Meeting Demands Legislation
The locomotive firemen's brotherhood at the state meeting here urged the legislature to abolish the blacklist in Onia. Other states' brotherhoods will act for licensure. No juror yet chosen in the Bars Van Dine and Neldermeir case as of Thursday noon. progress slow in Chicago.
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Calembrus
Onia
Chicago
Bars
van Dine
Neldermeir
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