Poisoned whiskey sale ties saloon to mysterious flask
A rambling report traces a whiskey flask poisoned during a Christmas sale at 251 W Washington St. Saloon keeper Sam Trattner and brother David Trayner link the flask to a batch of five vases, with stamp 207,973, sold shortly before Christmas. Witnesses name Omar Bradley as a buyer among several customers. investigators pursue a male purchaser and map the package’s shipments through Max Frubort & Co. and dealer networks.
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Sam Trattner
Washington ST
Omar Bradley
Washington, St
Sam ‘Tratner
David Trayiner
Vent Bradley
Ther Rannet
Hele
Tareeneniam
Belle al Aywlersin
Tle
Hias
Air Investigation
Holt
Guy Atin
Shippet
Max Frubort
Raul Thwan
Lewis Schwartz
Thdiadapolis
Hours Klein
Washingtonst
Kleis
Sclwartz
Kies
Senwart
Track Elevation Bill Faces City Debate and Funding
Mayor Haltzman and city officials discussed a proposed track elevation at crossings with state interest, aiming to share costs. The bill, not yet published in full, is expected to be moderate and aligned with Roankwalter administration trends, seeking broad agreement.
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Jvittzman
Ehainoer
Col. Downing
Isoard of Works
Haltzman
Ronkwalter
Poison Deaths Shock Musahwaka Woman
Special to The Sun. Mushawaka Ind Jan 1 doctors confirm virulent poison found in the stomach of the young wife of George Moser after autopsy Friday night. Coroner Holtzendorff will determine verdict after stomach contents are analyzed. The woman, married at 17, did not admit to poison or name any person.
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Mushawaka
Ind
Geor Moser
Caroner Holtzendorft
Labor Leaders to Convene Quiet Meeting Monday
President Mitchell will preside at Tomlinson hall as about two thousand delegates gather for a peaceful United Mine Workers of America convention. No major strikes are planned aside from West Virginia, with talks on wage conditions and trade agreements shaping the agenda.
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Mitchell
America
Tomlinson Hall
West Virginia
Bitemples
New Seale
W. 4
Wilson
Lewis
Swan
Momdas
Empire Aiwater
Vrais
Pitsburg
Tieally
G¢ciduntul Hwlet
Beatings Reported Involving Gilbert Hunter and Father
A 14 year old boy named Gilbert Hunter reported severe abuse by his father Dickson Hunter, who allegedly tied and whipped him with a huckle end strap after an incident over missing money. The child says assault occurred on Saturday and cites prior family abuse. the boy’s mother also described frequent mistreatment. Chief of Police Krier is handling the case as investigators review past records and the family home situation.
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Bedibsses
Gilbert Hunter
Poles Krier
Che
Dickson Hunter
Reacth
Peart
I Galt
Hanwan
Samuel
Cass
Guidia Stine
Grant Miner
Ife
Colorado
Ahr Aaid
Katy Thuy
John I Rhady
Bophirana Carson
Robert J. Carson
Tickets in Field Seerglarr Robert G MacChace at Commercial Club
Seerglarr Robert G MacChace posted the regular ticket for the election of the board of directors to be held in the club rooms on the second Monday in February. A five member committee selects the slate including H Hadger George W Brown I L Eldridge Sal Stiser FW Olin and Alfred F Porte. The field may include two independent tickets.
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Robert G. MacChace
Alfred F. Porte
Ucketa
Feld
Olestion
Jury Seeks Sewing Agent Testimony in Rankin Case
The Indianapolis grand jury seeks the testimony of a Sewing Machine Agent Deputy in the Rankin mystery. Also in Indianapolis a separate grand jury indicts Bell Arnold and Whitsell for holding up a street car conductor. In Philadelphia authorities arrest Wessler Rouseair linked to the attempted Statue of Frederick bomb plot in Washington. Tokyo reports Maj Gen Nation, a paroled Russian officer, says the breach with Japan is unparalleled. St Louis witness Neidringhaus tells lawmakers he agreed to deliver Missouri to Republicans for 25000 dollars and denies using funds to secure his senate nomination.
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Indianapolis
Grand Jury
Bell
Arnold
Whitsell
Philadelphia
Wessler Rouseair
Frederick
Washington
Tokio
Nation
ST. Louis
T. X. Niedrirtghaus
Senator Fairbanks
Neidringhaus
Missouri
City Hospital to be central issue in upcoming campaign
Republicans plan to attack Mayor Saltzman’s administration over institutional management at City Hospital aided by physicians with inside knowledge. Dr Reger’s push for a new superintendent follows criticism of Dr Martin after a fatal poisoning and irregularities in a purchase. Hookwalter's candidacy signals a broader municipal contest with party factions maneuvering for influence.
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Paul Martin
Visitution
Reger
Bookwalter
City Hospital
Health Board
Saltzman
Reyer
Mertin
Publc
Ena
August
Marin
Tookwalt R
Smb
Keach Fom
Brat Jolie
Local Jewelry Ad Promises 10 Percent Savings
In Mooresville a brief item notes J P Mullally, Jeweler at Monument Place offers gilt edge marbles and promises at least 10 percent off on any jewelry items as a local sales pitch. The piece references Washington and Meridian streets and mentions residents Monroeville and Watters.
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Washington and
Meridian Ote
J. P. Mullally
Monument
Wife weeps for husband in county jail at Brookside Park
The wife of John Bell, electrician, detained in county jail awaiting grand jury action for a hold up last week near Brookside Park. She defends her husband, blames Burt Whitsell for naming the third man, and says Bell could not have been present. Neighbors and friends, including Frank Bird Transfer’s John Moran, pledge help.
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John Bell
Brookside Park
Sita
Washington-st
Gelus
Burt Whitsell
Bell
Whitsell
Bne
Shy Saye
Moran
Grand Jury Reports Indictments From January Session
The grand jury met Saturday and examined 310 witnesses, indicting 35 individuals. Trett Whiteell, Arnold and John fell are named as men accused in a highway robbery recount. George Thurston is alleged to have killed his wife a few years ago. Several cases, including Michael Moore, Henry Willem, Joseph Goldberger, and Onea Gowen, were dismissed.
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Trett Whiteell
Rd Arnold
John Fell
George Thurston
Tate
Ako
Michael Moore
Henry Willem
Joseph
Gold
Berger
Onea
Suspect arrested in Philadelphia over Frederick the Great statue plot
Maj. Sylvester reports Philadelphia police have detained Hessler Roasean tied to the plot to dynamite the Frederick the Great statue. A cab driver identified the man who drove the suspect near the War College grounds. Philadelphia authorities pursue details while the suspect keeps silent.
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Scripps
HAR Press Association
Washington
Maj. Sylvester
Philadelphia
Hessler Roasean
Frederick the Great
War College
Gessier Roskeau
Beer
Elty
Chal Rowsexu
Rossen
Patrick Kelley
Second St
Philadelphia Nptive
Russean
Russea
Rankin Mystery Deepens as Grand Jury Hears Deputy
The Rankin death case remains unsolved with the grand jury set to reconvene in February. Deputy Morton Deponty, tied to the Singer Sewing Machine office in Lafayette, could illuminate the night of the alleged robbery. Rankin’s father testified of visits to Fletcher’s hospital and the hotel where Rankin was found in a drunken state before being moved to Central Hospital.
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George W. Rankin
Morton Depunty
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lafayette
Pennty
Rankin
Gata
Grominger
Araeaston
Grand Jury
Trankin
Fletcher
Statorium
David Rankin
Barttin
Jett
George Hankins
Feng
Anil
Merrin
Hankin
Iis
Gland
Tose Colony
Voral Dyk Aga
Atte Mare
Rote Liva
Alices
Indianapolia
Grant
Mystery surrounds Lena Talmadge case arrest
Lena Talmadge, described as stylish and pretentious, was arrested Friday evening by Palloeigeh Benaurt and Kita ler on a charge of loitering. Deputy City Attorney Thivk said a full investigation is ongoing with expected startling developments as the case continues.
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Lena ‘Talemadge
Palloeigeh Benaurt
Kitaler
Msss Talmadge
Amouge
Local Governor Hanly Receives Visitors At Office
Moy Kee Sees Hanly reports Chintre restaurateur My Koo visiting the governor’s office Saturday morning to pay respects. Gov Hanly is described as approachable with a “first come, first served” policy. observers note the governor’s readiness to listen to citizens and the state’s largest poll tela presence. The article lists assorted local ads and products surrounding the scene.
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Koo
Chintre
Pu Lin
Gay, Healy
LMC
Hanly
Governors Office
Gov. Hanly
Court Deliberates on Domestic Disputes and Desertion
Judge McMaster heard complaints from several women about husbands breaking furniture for money, attacking spouses, or deserting families. Testimony revealed quarrels with fathers and mothers, while a divorce case and alimony questions remained pending amid a contested publication error.
Weather Spotter: Hand Movements Predict Weekend Cold
Weather spotter feature describes a hand motion method to gauge weekend conditions. It predicts fair but continued cold on Saturday and Sunday with a cold Friday, noting noon temperatures and daily changes.
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J. S. Greenebaum
Housley
Andersim Wlasky
Omar Britisshied
David Trouner
Omar
Jex
Indies
Greenebaum
Ohio
Wesutay
George Moyer
HS BO
Commercial Club
Mooresville
Harry H. Thompson
Susi
Foo Jan Li Tyinh D. Watters
Monroeville
Harry
Thompson
Mrs. Bell
Rosseau
Ilome
Miss Talmadge
Moy Kee
Valechner
Stegemeir Brea
N. Amor
Dibe Native Herbs S
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Alexemeir Bros
Erastus B. Fletcher
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