Mystery in Paul Marks killing deepens. police hold suspects
Columbus police continue to question Jon Hoyt and two Forsha sisters in the Paul Marks murder case. Investigators report no solid clue while detailing rumors of motive and possible connections to Indianapolis, with hearings planned for the arrested man.
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Binnehe Forsha
Dalay Forsha
Paul
Caviness
Marks
Hoyt
Lon Hoyt
Police Department
Pasychinist
Droverst
Jhe A. & V. Tattroad
Seema
Held to Grand Jury in Park Avenue Shooting Case
Clarence Copyher waived examination in police court and was held to the grand jury on a charge of shooting with intent after terrorizing residents along Park Avenue and Eleventh Street for about 20 minutes. He faced related charges and fines were mentioned in a cluttered police report.
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Clarence Copyher
Park-. Eve
Eleventh-st
Tragic death of Mabel Hess linked to drug overdose
Mabel Hess an 18 year old girl died after taking a drug Monday afternoon. A note found in her room bid farewell to her parents. Parents say despondency and no known romance preceded the tragedy. Hess worked at the McCay Howe laboratory and had recently moved to Indianapolis from Logansport with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mess
Jardanus
Cron
A. BE. Hess
Woodlawn
Girf
Miss Hess
McCay Howe Laboratory
Fontanum
Merry Newt
Logansport
Ind
Indianapolis
Gresham Arrives At Old Point After Perilous Voyage
The steamer Gresham arrived at Old Point Comfort after a brutal voyage from Sun treeland. The ship faced severe storms from the time of sailing, waves washed decks and cabins overboard, and one wave swept a compass from the bridge, nearly drowning the man at the wheel. The entire crew endured extreme terror, with the vessel bound for Hampton rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cant B.S. Thompson
England
Old Point
Wager
Gresham
Hampton Rand
Disturbed Services Prompt Police Complaint and Lightning Strike
Jona Vinson a preacher and special policeman at the House of Goi complained to Judge Stubbs Tuesday that John Hignight and others disrupted services held Dec. 10. Vinson snatched his badge and demanded desist, but the offender refused. A separate report says lightning struck A I Murray’s house on KE Fifteenth Street two miles east of the Birt railroad Monday, the bolt entering via a telephone line. all in the home escaped injury.
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Jona Vinson
Hambersst
Janttor
Goi
Ifamburg
TaGrandjats
Stubbs
John Hignight
T. Higniehh
Cols
Vinson
Vinnon
A. I. Murray
KE. Sifteenth-st
Birt
Miners Convention Opens with Mitchell Address in Indianapolis
The seventeenth annual United Mine Workers of America convention opened with welcomes from Gov Tanis Alfred Potts and Mayor Bookwalter. John Mitchell spoke of labor's evolution from kneeling to standing with strength, while organizer remarks emphasized unity between capital and labor and pledged moderate, respectful demands.
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United Milne Workers of America
John Mitchell
Tanis
Nehill
Strato
Alfrea FP
Pots
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Edward 5. Corting
Central Laboration
Gow
Mitchell
Tarai
Ag Ti
Alitehell
Tt Fa
United Ming Workers of Americ
Convention Opened For Routine Business
The text records a convention being declared open for routine business following an introductory welcome. Names, dates, or places are not clearly readable in the fragment, but the action is the opening of a formal gathering to conduct standard agenda items.
Healthier Condition Report At United Mine Workers Convention
Secretary-Treasurer Wilson’s report shows a healthy organization with a $2 679 106 defense fund on deposit. The balance does not reflect full district and local union returns. a 5 cent per month per member tax was levied for striking members, but funds remain insufficient. Strike costs total $405 723 in this district with Alabama and Pennsylvania actions noted. income shortfall stands at about $204 000, yet deficits are expected to be covered. Delegations from Pittsb urgh, Ohio, and southwest states arrived by rail and steam train for the convention.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Ramaina
Buk Bron
Pennsylvants
Alabama
Pittsture
Lk, & Ww
Wabash
Peru
Ohio
Panhandle
Collumbum
Southwest
Arkansas
Kansas
Indian Territory
Texas
St. Louis
Delegates Arrive As Miners Await Wage Talks
Miners at headquarters greet new delegates led by President Mitchell and officials Lewis and Wilson. Sentiment favors a 10 percent wage increase though no formal business occurred Monday. The union convention opens Tuesday with reports from officers and a greeting from Stayar Bookwalter. A 30-man Biz Green Band, including several Italians, plans two public concerts at Tomlinson Mall. dates to be announced.
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Bookwalter
New York
Edward J. Paling
Central Labor Union Entertainment Committee
Empire Theater
Billy Mayfield
Stiller
Mitchell
Barnett
Central Tabor Union
International
Typogrphical Union
Labor Unione
Theodore Percy
Central Labor Union
Preelent Mitchell
Lowie
Wilsen
Tomlinson Bath
Mitchel
Lewis
Wilson
Stayar Bookwalter
Biz Green
United Mine Workers of America
Tomilngon Mall
Brown Quits Park Board Amid Criticism and Friction
Hiram Brown resigned as president of the Park Board and sent the letter to Mayor Charlea A. Bookwaiter on Tuesday morning. The mayor is in New York and won’t return for over a week, so the resignation may take effect later. Brown declined to comment, and observers attribute the move to harsh newspaper criticism and board tension.
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Brown
Hiram Brown
Park Board
Charlea A. Bookwaiter
Bookwaiter
New York
Ciiticim
Hope for Field Disease Spreads as Condition Worsens
A New York medical bulletin reports Marshall Field Jr. is critically ill with Field disease and showing signs of extension. Doctors, including Dr. Aikings of Chicago and Piette family physician, note rising hopes from Field’s rally and ongoing heart concerns.
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Aikings
Chicago
Piette
Otto Young
Marshall Field
Augustis Eddy
Alckrium
Field
Boen
Ttta
Fields
Indian Student to Be Married at Carlisle School
A Carlisle School ceremony will unite Jasaistant Dillon, a Cheyenne guard, and Ming La Barge, a 19 year old student, in a Catholic and Presbyterian mixed wedding. Major Mercer notes Dillon’s gridiron achievements merit recognition. The event includes a reception and gym dance, with notable guests and church officials attending.
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Bunt. Merter
Charles Dillon
Mise la Firge
Garhale
Dilom
Carlisle
Toy
Moodevele
Washington
Maj
Mercer
Dillai
Redskins
Ming la Barge
Rose
Dillon Hea
George Norcress
Pennsylvania
Knights of Columbus Initiation in Indianapolis Event
Knights of Columbus hold a first degree class on February 19 with a large second and third degree class planned for February 2. A degree team from another city will confer these degrees. Only one fourth degree exemplification has occurred in Indianapolis. John R. Welch, retired grand Knight, was presented a gold watch and ring by members after two years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Welch
Indianapolis
Rev. Cleveland Dead in Columbus Residence
The Rev. Won. Cleveland father of former President Grover Cleveland died last night at the residence of Klagan, W. N. Cleveland, in Columbus. The obituary notes the longtime religious leader’s passing in the Ohio capital.
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Serippasterlae Press
Columbus
Won. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Klagan
W. N
Reprieve Granted for Albert Patrick in New York Murder Case
Gov. Higgins grants a reprieve of days to Albert T. Patrick, convicted of murdering William Maesh Bice. The delay to March 19 allows Patrick's counsel time to present newly discovered evidence before a court. The decision follows a hearing with the governor, ex Senator H. and Judge Olcott, with District Attorney Jerome consenting. Patrick sought the reprieve to pursue appeals. Patrick’s past relied on a confected tale by Jones, his former tool.
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Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Bert T. Patrick
William Maesh Bice
Patrick
David B. H
W. M. K. Olcott
Jerome
Rice
Nix
Charles F. Jones
Fine Rice
Madigan
Jones
Pattee
Unite States Supreme Court
Adulteration in Food and Drugs Sparks State Action
A laboratory report finds 1,297 samples of food products tested with 839 adulterated and 76 drug samples adulterated. Vinegar and lemon extract show high evils. oleo margarine mimics creamery butter. Indiana plans public bulletins naming firms selling adulterated goods to pressure compliance and potential prosecutions.
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Diane
Wate Laboratory
Eldar
Barnard
Indianapolis
Tediana
Borie
Thorn
Indiana
Indiana postmasters names announced by president
Washington Jan 16 The president sent nominations for Indiana postmasters today naming J W Baker Columbia City Robert Hanne Fort Wayne and J L Dunning Ligonier among others in a bulk list of appointments announced from the capital.
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Indiana
Scrippr-HeRne Presa Association
Washington
J. W. Baker
Columbia City
Robert 2. Hanne
Fort Wayne
J. TL. Dunning
Ligonier
Otsego tragedy ends with three dead in domestic shooting
W R Brandt shot Adams and killed his wife before killing himself last night in Otsego Minnesota. The incident follows a dispute involving Ben Brandt and well known farmer and politician Justin Adams, authorities say.
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Serippu-McNae Preaw
Otsego
Minn
W. R. Brandt
Teatous
Justin Adams
Ben. Brandt
Adams
Shideler Edges Goodrich In Indiana Convention Fight
Seven votes remained to count for the Grant County man Goodrich trails. Shideler gains support across districts with Bicknell Dinwiddie and Moorman placed in the Shideler column. The Indiana party convention winds through hard fights over state chairmanship with Shideler defeating Goodrich, while Beveridge and Fairbanks maneuver for influence.
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Bicknell
Dinwiddie
Moorman
Sullan D. Hexate
Datwilie
Left &Eiear
Daniel Chapin
Hockevile
Oliver P. Easley
John J. Terhune
Anderson
Muncie
Dr. G. Newcomer
Elwood
George T. Dinwiidle
Frankfort
Crawfordshille
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Suldeler
Marion Evans
Marion
C. F. Bicknell
Fort Wayne
Chtairman
John L. Staartman
Knox
Indiana
George A. Ht. Shideier
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Republican Committee
Shideler
Goodrich
Charles W. Pairhanke
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Fairbanks Haetye Goodrich
Fairbanka Samea Indignapalls
William Bosson
Joseph Bu. Kealing
Fairbanks
Oliver P. Enssey
Clarence Bicknell
Fort, Wayne
George Dinwiddie
John Moorman
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Thag Stylo
Paul Marks
Iadbinapalis
Mayka
Adolph Asch
Bray
Sun
Topeka
Kas
Burrows
Press of
Ofeputy
Cefal
Secretary of State
Phone
Bliss
W. Wasnat
Washington-st
Martie and Grante Works
Delaware-st. Main
Mabel Hess
Scrippa-MoRne
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Suntreeland
Disturbed Services
Conzman
Gustave A. Conzman
Federal Grand Jury
Carl Wa
Cme
Firat
Stexemeir Brom
Btegemeir Bron
N. Llinaie
Hanly
Hanly Lauds Union
Samy
Welcom
Hehill
Indica
Jai Mitchell
Manly Wisi Sprite
Hick
John Mitchell Wad
Hay
Jeba
Fang
Eheert
Appliace
Alfred Potts
Brdiamsqiake
Renize
Wn Lawyer
TLES
Daughte
Aweah L
Miss Eva
EC Whren
Kentucky
Cle Toms Cabin
Knights Or Columbus
Cleveland
Gov. Higgins
Garstang
C. C. & B. Pocahontas
THA Commercial Fuel Co
Grip
Grove
Shideler I
Anead
Grant County
Sii
Hensley Lamuert
Marsieall
Rvans Bicknell
FU Huydrich
UaRit
Yotul
Koverdt
Alincrets
Indjina
eWeird Herabligan
Genge AW Stadelit
Af Marton
Gtr
James Po Goodrich
Geerrich
Sclonler
Gondrich
Birt Phelps Darby
Evansville
George AL Cute
Miki
Sisco
Serioue
Hecly
Joseph Harr
Bruceville
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