Walsh says new trial sought after five year sentence
J A Walsh receives five years in prison in Tilino's northern district court after a sensational trial. He immediately seeks a new trial citing 114 alleged verdict flaws and juror duress. The appeal moves through federal courts, with recent denials and a possible pardon push in southern Indiana as his finances collapse.
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Andersen Selo? Atlantic Fleets Around the World Lecture
Franklin Matthews, one of two civilians who rode the Atlantic Fleet around the world, will speak at Caleb Mills hall in Indianapolis on January 24. The illustrated lecture With 120 slides will share the voyage, welcomes, anecdotes, and practical outcomes. Organized by the First Baptist church adult classes Sabbath School.
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Denisok Hotel Dining Room Adds American Picks
A clipped notice highlights the Denisok Hotel with an American style dining room and two specialty offerings. It mentions Sunday availability and prompts readers to visit for meals.
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Freckles Barred Jasper by Six New York Adopters
A New York woman recounts how six families who offered to adopt Jasper R- from Portland Maine rejected him for freckles. Photographs drew interest, but all potential adopters balked at facial freckles, leaving the boy in an orphan asylum in Brooklyn awaiting a freckles-free home.
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Fingers Shot Off In Hunting Accident At City Dispensary
Jefferson Roberts, a Black man, arrived at the city dispensary at noon Monday with four fingers of his right hand missing. He claimed the injury occurred during a hunting accident and was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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Indiana live stock market report from Indianapolis and unions
Receipts today total 5 000 hogs 1 350 cattle and 200 sheep with hogs down and cattle and sheep up versus a week ago. Prices mostly steady with hogs 8 80 to 8 85 top and buyers securing a small 10 cent relief. Cattle feeders and calves steady while sheep and lambs show variable quotes across unions.
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Cattle and Livestock Prices Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo market receipts montaged with cattle hogs and veal figures. Cattle prime to utilities range 6.28 to 6.75 for prime and butcher classes. milks and springers $20 to $60. veal 7 to 11. sheep and lamb markets active with lambs 8.35 to 8.35. hogs steady with hogs around 12.80.
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Wall Street Opens Mixed as Early Gains Fade
New York January 17 The stock market failed to sustain late Saturday gains with early trading mostly downward. American Smelting opened strong with a gain, Interborough Met. preferred rose, and Wabash and Rock Island led the rails. Major railroads including Southern Pacific Union Pacific and St Paul slipped fractions as the 15 minute mark showed net losses among active issues.
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Indianapolis Grain Market Report Wheat Week Prices
Grain prices and inspections from Indianapolis show No 2 red wheat at 1.24 and 1.22 for extra 3 red, with January and February at 1.24. Corn bids near 68c for white and mixed grades, oats around 46-48c through billing, hay values up to 17.54 for timothy. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade and type across wheat corn oats and oats.
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Chicago Cash Grain Prices Roundup
Chicago market notes cash grain prices on January 15 with details for wheat led by No 2 red at 1.24 to 1.25 and No 3 red at 1.08 to 1.04, plus futures for other classes and corn and oats listed for various grades and balances.
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Grocery Price List Shows Varied Meats and Bacon
A fragmented price list lists sugar cured hams English and boiled varieties, smoked and fresh bacon, veal and beef carcasses, sliced breakfast bacon, shoulders and sausage with assorted prices. Lard and lambs are also shown among the offerings.
New York curb market closes with mixed copper and tobacco quotes
The curb market in New York on January 17 showed quiet trading with mixed quotes across several commodities. Notable levels included American Tobacco at 42 4-25, Standard Oil around 65 2653, and a range of copper stocks from Ely Consolidated at 4 8 to Union Mines at 1 2, with several others in between.
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Lang Beats Squires for Australian Title in Seven
Sydney January 17 Bill Lang defeated Boshter Bill Squires in seven rounds to claim the Australian championship. Lang entered as favorite following his recent win over Bob Fitzsimmons. Squires had earlier toured America in 1907 and was KOed in one round by Tommy Burns and later lost to other fighters, appearing today as the challenger.
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Loonen to Speak on Japan at Board of Trade Talk
Robert Loonen of Paris will address the Board of Trade and guests on Japan. The business leader runs a large Japan based manufacturing firm and will share insights in the January 18 evening session at the Board of Trade parlors.
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Ham and Bacon offerings and veal carcasses advertised
Meats and lard listing includes sugar cured hams at 18 to 19 cents and English style ham at 19 cents. Boiled hams and sugar cured bacon priced around 21 cents. Smoked bacon and English style bacon noted. Fresh veal carcasses advertised with price per unit.
Birds Visit Miss Pinkney's Harlem Snow Scene
In Harlem a farm watchman recalls the late Mary G Pinkney as a flock of grosbeaks and sparrows gather under a Norway pine in winter. Jerry Hamilton feeds cracked corn, and the birds return to Miss Pinkney's memory as they glimpse the old habit of scattering seeds for wild birds.
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Miners’ Union Convention Aims at Wage Increase
Wyoming and Terre Haute leaders, including Frank J. Hayes, report a favorable slate for wage raises. President Lewis is expected to steer the convention like Mitchell, seeking friendly relations between miners and operators to avoid strikes. Socialists anticipated to be quieter this year as Lewis’ recommendations likely prevail.
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Vaudeville Star Lillian Nelson Shot Worsens
Chicago January 17. Mrs Augusta K Hickey known as Lillian Nelson lies in County hospital with a bullet wound in the head as detectives probe whether the injury was self inflicted or caused by another. She had left a note saying she would be away. Her husband W H Hickey of New York is notified as family fears she may die.
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New Year’s Resolution in The Sun Ads
A brief note directs readers to check the Iner ads in The Sun daily, specifically on page four, for the annual resolution and offers.
The Sun liner columns promise unbeatable suits
Advert says The Sun guarantees success and legal action with three promises. Buyers are told ten words for three days and a price of 16 cents. The snippet markets a guaranteed service and a fixed rate.
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Youngest Equal Rights Advocate Mrs La Reins Helen Baker
Spokane date lines profile Helen Baker of Spokane as a leading advocate for Eugenics and Equal Suffrage. She is the youngest American philanthropist and delegate to London 1918 congress, boards three western orphanages, and traveled Europe studying working women.
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Young Clergyman Took His Life in Barn
The Rev. Paul Axtell aged years pastor of First Presbyterian Sewiecky Pa shot himself through the heart in a barn at his father Rev J S Axtell Lebanon Pa. The body was found by his younger brother this morning and his health described as the motive. His mother fainted upon hearing the news and broke her arm. Local funeral is planned for today.
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