Mrs Grace Taggart’s Secret Departure Reported
Rumor says Mrs Grace Taggart left the country with two children and a companion. They traveled under the name Mrs Grace Thompson II, boarded the Cedric in Liverpool bound for Europe, with suspected destination of Paris or France, while authorities dispute details and deny her being party to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa
Cincinnati
Grace Thompson II
Grace
California
Chicago
Washington
Montes
St Louis
Madagsar
Stra. Kraigert
Philippines
Plaen Tasiart
Tvar
Man Arrests for Stolen Overcoat on Train
Police at Union Station arrested Otis Roberts after he was found boarding a train wearing Wissenberg overcoat and carrying a stolen suit. He faced a court, was fined $1 and given up to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wile Asnborm
Traveline
Green's
Wissenbergy
Hentsen
Patrelman
Union Station
Christian
Otis Roberts
Young Roberts
Whesenberg
Parade plans set for St Patrick's day celebration grand marshal named
Sunday committees were appointed for the Anc Test Order of Hibernians St Patrick's day celebration with Maren 17 as the date. Gonn B Finn named grand marshal for the parade expected to surpass last year. Program includes a morning parade, a late afternoon meeting at Tomlinson fall and an evening literary and musical program in the safe hall. Committee roles listed for preparations printing entertainment and the program. Also mentions local business notices and sporting goods ads and a polo injury lawsuit in Shelbyville involving Arthur J Houghton seeking damages from Indian Spolla and Southeastern Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Hibernians
Maren
Gonn B. Finn
Tomlinson
H. H. Mehoney
FL Lalley
Michael Horn
James E. Deery
John D Sharkey
Michael Caserly
Pam Bonner
J. J. Shea
Messrs
Caverly
Bonner
Laura Biggar Lobes Suit Seeks Return of Paid Funds
Laura Biggar the actress, local to Atlantic City, pursued recovery of money paid to Assemblyman John J. Fallon of Hoboken in connection with her suit about the late Henry M. Bennett. She alleges the potion failed to carry out the murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Laura Big-gar
Ilona
Henry M. Bennett
John J. Fallon
Hoboken
Four grades of sheep and a target average price
A farmer has four grades of sheep sold at prices five dollars, and three others. Determine how many of each grade must be sold so the average price per sheep equals five dollars. The problem invites readers to work out the distribution to reach the target average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sun
Blizzard Delays Traffic Across Nebraska and Kansas
A severe blizzard paralyzes eastern Nebraska into Kansas, delaying traffic and interrupting wire communications. Snow driven by strong winds lasts for hours, with Berlios-Mente Presa Annociation in Lincoln reporting conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlios-Mente Presa
Lincoln
Neb
Altezard
Nebraska
Lowa
Ard
Kansas
Police Arrest Prominent Saloon Men In Plain Clothes
Chief Metzger warns officers to enforce the Nicholson law. Several saloonkeepers are arrested for Sunday liquor sales and violations. Those charged include Abe Davia, George N. Davidson, Albert St. John, Frank Montgomery, Henry Remafels, F. P. Braumer, George Dewald, and others. cases continued to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Metzger
Indianapolia
Vinlatorg
Bred Becker
William Romney
Hamilton-uve
Peter Brattain
New Jersey
Joh Kelly
Madlind
Avzman
Isiy
Albert
N. Alnhamerst
George Dewald
Washington
Sonn Meladden
Bad Luck Wears a Star In Wild Police Raid
Thirteen men in a city district gather for a gambling game. Police Sergeant Sedgert and patrolmen raid the scene, arresting all in police court. The keeper, George Carmentar, is fined with costs. others face fines as the raid unfolds amid panic and a fire scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollce Sergt
Sedegert
George Carmentar
Fire Department
McCary
Sehemert
Ruan
GRAFT BY CONSULS AND FIFTH AVENUE SCANDAL INQUIRY
A consular service probe reveals padded postage accounts and falsified ledgers in Turkey and Mexico posts. drafts sold at discounts, false vouchers signed by subordinates, and missing revenues cited. The piece also notes economist Alfred Sutra and Rockefeller-related musings reflecting on American finance and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sut
Washington
Din
Routhan
Gerukte
Turkey
State Department
Tostman
Seena
Consulate General
Newton County No Coroner Elected Despite Reports
Confused reports from Newton County show no coroner elected after recent justice of the peace actions. The year saw no formal coroner appointment, and unclear filings suggest ongoing vacancies in county offices.
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Justices of the Peace
Newton
Employe Debacle Stuns Cloverland Exchange
Serition Meline Preas Annociation of CLEVEL O announces assignment due to defalcation by a trusted employee. Unis sourcing notes books in such condition will take long to straighten out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serition
Meline Preas
Clevel
O. Jan
W—Faohey
Cleyceland Stock ,Exchange
Unis
Egger Appointed Chief Clerk of Street Cleaning
Ane head of PuDhG strokes ap proved by appointment of Charles EE ger as chief clerk of the street sweeping department. The position pays g200 a year. He was formerly employed in the office of the township assessor. The clerkship was originally suffered by Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter to Garrett Shaver, but he would pot avéope It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Pudhg
Charles Ee~ger
Charles A. Bookwalter
Garrett Shaver
Township assessor John Win alow found dead in bed
John Win alow, township assessor, was found dead in bed in Richmond. The terse notice notes the discovery occurred in the morning with no further details provided about cause or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Inc
John Winalow
Murder in Chicago Sparks Calls for Police Rise
In Chicago a nine year old, Anton Spychinsky, was shot while waiting for a car near a relative’s home. He died at a hospital as citizens demand more police and stronger city action. Mayor Dunne and Chief Cot blame crime on understaffed police forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerippa-McRae Press Ansociation
Chicago
Anton Spychinsky
Boychsisky
Spychnisky
Spychulaky
Dunne
Pollea
Gopher Shoots At Friends In Park Avenue Standoff
Clarence Copher, 18, armed with two revolvers, fired about 40 bullets at homes and people near Park Avenue and Eleventh Street on Sunday evening. Pedestrians and drivers fled as bullets whistled by. About 50 calls for help were made as neighbors sought safety and telephones. bicycle officers Tull and Shine arrested Copher at the scene. He had a large cartridge reserve and had begun a dangerous spree.
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Clarence Copher
Park-ave
Eleventh St
Suneday
Conder
Tull
Shine
Cephar
Indianapolis manager dies in Columbus after trip
William Miles former manager of the American Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company dies in Columbus where he had gone a week earlier to attend to business. Paralysis is listed as the cause. Emil Mack shot himself at the home of his former employer, 8. Mertog, aiming at a woman present moments before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Miles
American Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Columbus
Jonk
Serppe Mestaereas
Chicauo
Jan
Mian
Alma Hotall
Emil Mack
Mertog
Mack May al
Shideler Forces Claim Lead in Indiana Republican Fight
The Shideler faction insists they have seven to eight of thirteen committee seats with possible gains as Goodrich backers press claims of nine or ten. Key districts show Lambert winning in the Fourth by a safe margin, Keating losing in the Seventh, and fights intensifying in the First Fifth and Tenth districts as convention details unfold.
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Cnims
Cond
Shideler
Lambert
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
Beveridge
Bhat
Goodrich
Joxeah B. Kealsing
Olver P. Kopley
Str
Keating
Str. Kealing
Hig
Fairbanks
Ye Sollows
Evansville
Bloomington
New Albany
Terre Hwute
Shelbyville
Indiarapolis
Mtnnele
Crawfordsville
Rennselver
Marion
Fort ‘Wayne
Plymouth
George A. Cunningham
U. S
Hemenway
Foster
Phelps Darby
Vinderbers County
Gandrich
Cunningham
Hogate
Julian D. Hugate
Danville
Daniel Chap
Rockville
Vigo County
Pat
Vizo
Charles EB
Joseph F. Clay Seeks Marion County Sheriff Nomination
Joseph F. Clay announces candidacy for sheriff of Marion county on the Republican ticket. A known commission man and party worker he vows to run a strong race with support from friends and business associates in Marion and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josept. Clay
Homielea
Marion County
Clay
Quay
Tim of
Stockton, Gillespie, Chig & Co
Nvealyck
Vinton
Marlon
Faye
Indianapolis
Murton County
Why Eppert Chose Them For City Committees
The article discusses Indianapolis council appointments by Eppert, denying firm list details while claiming no corporation influence. It cites a preliminary slate for committees including contracts, finance, railroads, public safety, accounts, and judiciary with named figures like W. J. Newnhom, A. E. Cottey, J. Falkene, and J. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Frederick AW
Mandy
Repert
J. Newham
Harry Rouse
A. B. Cottey
Tertain Publc Servier Carputons
Eppert
W. J. Nowhom
Otto Hofmann
W. GO. Danas
Jamce Sullivan
CG. Davis
Finange
Harry Reyse
A. ¥. Cottey
J. H. Hamlet
Jacob Hilkene
W. A. Rhodes
Rultroads
A- E. Cottey
Chirman
Jacot Falkene
B. J. Stickelman
Ham
Jet
John Wood
Louis
Henry
FE. Uhl
Chatman
C. G. Davis
A. E- Cottey
Peluing
Publc Property and Improvement
Dr. Ba, Brown
James P Murray Dies At 63 In Indiana Home
James Porter Murray died of neuralgia of the heart at his home 837 Nowland Ave at 1 o clock Sunday night. He was 63 years old and had worked for 30 years as a traveling salesman for Fahnigg McCrea wholesale milliners.
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James Porter Murray
Nowland-ave
Murray
Fahnigg & Mc Crea
Gorden
Bain
Mystery surrounds murder of Paul H. Marks in West Indianapolis
Police still fail to solve the shooting of Paul H. Marks after a week of investigation. Lan Hoyt was arrested amid conflicting stories about his involvement while Fred Wayness and two Forsha women are detained. Detectives weigh jealousy or robbery motives as theories, with Hoyt’s alibi and Hoyt’s past burglary record shaping ongoing inquiries.
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Paul H. Masks
Hauser
Larsh
Lan Hoyt
Ieyt
Dle
Moyt
River Uve
Ehylishave
Indianapolis
Hoyt
Fred Wayness
Forsha
Percane
Aténchange
Blanche
Kingan & Co
Louville
Marks
Machiniat
aMaloca
Cape
Forabi
Fred Taviness
Teaching Poor to Cook Vacancy Exam at Chileces Okishome
A Civil Service commission listing notes an exam for a domestic science teacher vacancy at Chileces Okishome with another exam on February 7. The post offers a yearlong salary and requires candidates to be examined in Evansville Fort Wayne and Lafayette. Scott succeeds Penfield as solicitor of the state department, replacing William J. Penfield of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Chileces
Okishome
Evansville
Polly
Fort Wine
Lafayette
Scott
Penfield
Sam Washington
James Brown Beott
California
State Department
Lo Athered
William J. Penfield
Indiana
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Europe
Grace Taggart
Paris
Sporting Atods
Gus Habich
Soult
Superior Court
Arthur J. Houghton
Indianspolla
Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Houghton
Laura Biggar
Drighton
Garstang Fuel CO
CC. &B
Pocahontas
Wooster Fish Co
Virginia-ave
Metzger
Cassie Chadwick
Mis. Chadwick
Alfred Sutro
Scrippk-McNae
Rockefeller
Pakey & Co. of
Cleveland
Egger
Clerkeship
Mack
Ning
Joseph F. Clay
James P. Murray
Cromer
R Winchester
Ind
Vic—Tohn
Hw Holtz
Republican County
Horace Stilwell
Ers
Gust Rosberg
Pembroke Arcade
Fe Overcoala
Venijon
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