Tucker Attempts to Establish Alibi for Boston Murder Trial
Defense for Charles L. Tucker calls ten new witnesses to support an alibi in the Mabel Page murder case. Witnesses include Louis White and Frank Kimball, who may link Tucker to the scene and the alleged pocket item Amy Roberto identified. Front, the boathouse man, will testify about Tucker's movements near Cutter's corner between noon and 1 PM.
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Tex
Boston
Tucker
Scripps Mntre Press Association
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Louis White
Frank Kimball
White
Charles Bourne
Mabel Walker
Edward Page
Kimball
Thorpe & Martin
Ane
Buckpin
Ain
Amy Roberto
Indiana Girl Ready to Wed Lover on Trial for Murder
Miss Mary Elfelbing of Huntington Indiana plans to marry John Donavin who faces trial for the murder of George Goyen. The couple, former Chicago sweethearts, followed the proceedings closely as Donavin pleaded guilty and Judge Farra rd weighs the penalty while Sheriff McGowan requires parental awareness of the facts.
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Dixon
Jen
Mary Elfelbing
Huntington
Ind
John Donavin
George Goyen
Chicago
McGowan
Danagin
Farratd
Brother Sues Sister In Slender Damages Case
J E Smith of Pleasant township files a suit for 2100 damages for slander against his sister Martha Bowen in Wabash Indiana. Bowen allegedly charged him with stealing 300 dozen eggs hay and other property. Bowen had sued Smith previously for slander over a claimed murder by poisoning. The families are closely related and live on opposite sides of a wall dividing their home.
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Wabash,nd
J. E. Smith
Pleasant Township
Martha Bowen
Wilkesbarre Streetcar Strike Threat Looms After Wage Request
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on January 18 a strike of 38 streetcar workers is threatened as the Wilkesbarre & Wyoming Valley Traction Co employees demand a wage increase from 1.90 to 2. A meeting was held between union president Mahon and traction company president Rigg, who refused the raise. Workers will meet to decide on a strike, potentially affecting over 3 conductors and motormen and the local system.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Wilkebbarre
Wilkesbarre & Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Mahon
Carmen's Union
Rigg
Traction Company
Damage suit on trial over fatal wreck injuries
The first major claim from the W. Washington and Missourists fatal wreck last July is in superior court. Anna C. Perry sues Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company and the Big Four for 3000 dollars in damages claiming serious injuries from the crash.
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W. Washington
Missourists
Anna C. Perry
Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company
Big Fours Company
Burglars Take Knives at Nayln's Drug Store
Burglars entered Nayln's drug store at North and Minorists Tuesday night by using a key to open the front door and stole 100 knives valued at 16. After leaving they locked the door. Police were notified.
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Nayln
North
Losses in Port Arthur torpedo attack revealed
Tokyo reports that seventeen Japanese sailors and two others were lost when a torpedo boat founders during the December 14 attack on the battleship Sevastopol at Port Arthur.
Wreck on a Bridge Delays Louisville Nashville Trains
Mobile, Jan 19. Traffic on the Louisville Nashville railroad is delayed due to a wreck on a bridge near Mobile. The bridge was damaged, the tender and several cars left the track. Fireman Edward Murray leaped to safety and broke his knee. engineer Eugene Clemmons and brake man Frank Thompson are seriously injured.
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Unipps-M Rae Press Assortation
Mobile
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths
Births list names and addresses including Howard and Pear Harmon and Robert and Frances Green with multiple locations in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Deaths report Ivy M Theaing Catherine Keenan Harry Alrey Sarah Ayres Willam Pass Catherine Layman Dorsry William Harper Martha Wickwine Mrs Georgia Bimms James Jarrells George Harel Marriages include Hoffmarkh Blake Matthews Nelson Trimble Spencer and others across Franklin township and Indianapolis.
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Ivy M. Thleaing
Roosevelt
Catherine Keenan
Minnesota
Harry Alrey
West Indianapolis
Sarah E. Ayres
Willam H. Pass
Indianapolis
Con
Ton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Catherine Layman Dorsry
Franklin Township
Wiliion Harper
Tremont
Martha Wickwine
Carol
Georgia Bimms
James D. Jarrells
Delaware
George C. Harel
Moore
Nfl
Building Permit Listing for John A Schumacher
Building permit notice for John A Schumacher listing repair work at 37 Mi HOV FAG and 177-123 W A Market dated 1950.
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John A. Schumacher
W. A
Platt in Court Over Hannah Elias Money Claim
An 85 year old senator John KR Platt testifies in a New York Supreme Court suit against Hannah Elias alleging she extorted 685000 over nine years. Elias counters that money was given freely and denied any blackmail.
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the Sun
New York
John KR. Platt
Hannah Elias
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Frank Black
Elias
Hannah Bias
Black
Patrolman Mullen Fired Over Off Duty Drunkenness
In a Board of Safety hearing on unbecoming conduct Patrolman John W. Mullen was found in a drunken condition off duty one night and was discharged from the force. The decision followed evidence presented by officials and marked a personnel change in the patrol.
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Wweanescay
Board of Safety
John W. Mullen
Mullen
Canadian government plans steamship link New Zealand to Vancouver
The Canadian government, after talks with New Zealand, decided to establish a steamship connection between New Zealand and Vancouver. The announcement was made by the Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association from Vancouver, British Columbia, on January 18.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Assoc’ation
Vancouver
B.C
New Zealand
Fire destroys Douge & Clark Stammering Institute
A three story building in Brighton housing the Douge and Clark Stammering Institute burned Wednesday morning. The blaze, of unknown origin, woke thirty sleeping students. all escaped. May Partridge narrowly avoided a fall, saved by a rescuer as she reached the ladder.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
St, Louis
Douge & Clark
Brighton
Misa May Partridge Sam
Widow Appears In Pittsburg After Fortunes Rest On Death
Utary Miller, a wealthy Allegheny lumber dealer, dies leaving a contested widow. Pittsburg attorney MO Thompson asserts Miller’s widow. a certified certificate shown at Sacred Heart Church supposedly documents a marriage to Catherine Chambers. Doubts arise over the widow’s claim as Miller’s body is prepared for funeral. A nephew vows to launch an investigation into the matter amid questions about Miller’s age and estimated fortune of around 3,000,000.
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Pittsburg
Utary Miller
Allegheny County
Central
Ly Braddock
MO Lo Thompson
Miller
Mather Keane
Sacred Heart Church
Catherine Chambers
Wilkinsburg
Homey Milley
Hraddock
Wisaw
Thhose
Funerat
Jb Wis
Amiter
Tur
Ceara
Ty Miller
Wend bill aims to found southeastern Indiana hospital for the insane
Senator Carl Wend introduced a bill during the senate morning session to establish a southeastern Indiana hospital for the insane with an appropriation to fund construction near Seymour. The bill creates a four member commission, plus the governor, to oversee the project, intended to serve 15 counties with an insane population.
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Carl Wend
Senate
Indiana
Caerlen
Seymour
Biln
Win
Entral Hospital
Flat wheel complaints trigger city board action
George W. Martindale protests a Prospect Street trolley car with a flat wheel causing nuisance to residents. The Board of Works acted on flat wheels on two cars on Ingleside Avenue line. a renamettance claimed only four cars operate there and delays arise from switching at the Big Four and Brugish avenues.
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Big Four
Brugish-ave
Hit by a street car in city accident
RN EB Jones of Aubland avenue was struck by a College avenue car near Maxsachus guis avenue shortly before o clock Tuesday evening. He paused from the rear of one car in front of another. Dr Hoover of the City Dispensary attended him and treated cuts on his face. Rheumatic sufferers may benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla for inflammatory joints.
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EB. Jones
Aubland-ave
Maxsachus Guis-Ave
Hoover
Advertising Teething Remedy Praised for Children
An old nurse promotes Mra Wihision's soothing raudy for teething children claiming it calms the child, softens gums, eases pain, cures wind colic and diarrhoea. Priced at twenty dye cents per bottle.
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Wihision
Markets Run Narrow as Stocks Open Steady in New York
The market opened with narrow breadth and an almost unchanged average. Gains led by C&O and M&O while copper and several rail issues slipped slightly. Reading jumped nearly 0.5 and Union Pacific edged up about a point. Industrials held firm with Am Smelting and Amalgamated showing strength as government bonds moved. Pittsburg cattle prices and receipts are listed with steady market tone and typical feeders and hogs moving at standard ranges.
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Ecripisat Rae Press Association
New York
C&o
Missouri Pacific
Lonfinn
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pact
Minsouri Pacific
BL Paul
Karwar
Gtnn- Ya Xeld
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Notes
Dawn reports show auctions and price estimates for cattle and sheep. Buyers include Texans and westerns with varied futures, stockers and feeders noted, prices and weights partially listed amid a mix of figures and shorthand terms for Wednesday and Thursday sessions.
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Chicago
Surippe-Awrae Press Association
Dawn
Catter Thuy
Russian preacher Mirsky to likely face life term
In Matsuyama a Russian preacher, Lieut. Mirsky, implicated by a revealed item, may be sentenced to life imprisonment. The incident stems from war activity reports connected to Matsuyama.
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AV Rak Press Association
Torio
Ittemyta
Mirsky
Matsuyama
Refuses Divorce Trial Ends With Court Intervention
In superior court Luther T. Card sobbed as he sought a divorce from Sarah on abandonment grounds. Judge McMaster refused to grant either party a divorce, citing incompatibility of temper and urging parental unity for the children. The couple had been separated over a year with their three children present and questioned, but the judge halted further inquiry to protect the children.
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Sarah
Luther T. Card
Superior Court
Joige McMaster
Wodneadas
Eilen
BM Lilly & Co
William
Indianapolis
Mitte
Henrietta
Southport
Curd Rake Deon
Misa Ellen Curd
diMonitier
McMawer
Attarneye
Wille Curd
Woman seeks divorce after husband’s late nights and suspicions
Mrs Grace J Houser files for divorce from George C Houser alleging habitual late nights and suspicions of an affair. The complaint cites troubled marriage and desire to end the union.
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Grace J, Houser
George C, Houser
Wheat and Corn Prices Across Markets and Dates
Chicago and New York market notes list extensive grain and livestock quotations. Wheat and corn prices show varied levels across No 1 and No 3 classifications with freight and milling costs. oats and hay values noted, plus rye and timothy figures. Scripps press reports cover cattle, hogs, lambs, and cheese and dairy product movements in Chicago, St Louis, New York, and Cincinnati markets with steady to mixed demand and price ranges.
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Guy Grain
Muren
Moving markets mix grain and live stock notes
A torn market report shows higher wheat and corn activity with a strong undertone in wheat and firmer oats. Wheat and corn futures traded broadly with varied local receipts and price ranges, while cattle and sheep receipts and prices are listed across several weight classes and categories.
Parry Takes a Stand on the Railroad Bills
Washington January 16 The ware and means committee plans hearings on government rail control and tariff changes. Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers and head of the Indianapolis Southern railway, objects to rate regulation and urges impartial treatment for shippers. He cites opposition to monopolies and argues against government ownership of railroads.
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M'Hab. Press Association
Washington
Ware and Means
Wweanerany
Curtis
Taft
Ab Parey
National Association of Manufacturers
Dind Yiees
Tadtapolix Southern Railway
Wise Toad Commission
Jewistatire
Chanyes
opTes Bros Anit
Orkey
Waterers Catameres
Denver
NH 1
Rallenies
Habotn
Avoptirtion
Tne Alanupolis Southern
Te Mhngla Central Railrondy It Corporation
Boyghaty
Parry
Beating Charge Against Weyenfeld Boy Visitor
William TD Hynes, 64, railway mail clerk, charged with assaulting and injuring Todd, a Weyenfeld boy. Evidence says after skating on Pogut's Run near Hynes property, Todd refused to leave. Hynes allegedly struck and knelt on him, causing injuries.
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Wiliam
Hynes
Terris
Todd
Pogut
Stanley Explains Delay In Smoke Nuisance Stop
George W Stanley city building inspector explains the delay in reducing smoke nuisance due to a 3 to 61 day notice requirement after discovery and the need to inform violators precisely what is deficient in furnaces boilers and chimneys, as Smoke Inspector King moves tents across the city.
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Stanley
George W. Stanley
King
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John BH. Hoffmarkh, Jr
Clara Blake
Mark E. Matthews
Carrie Lulu Nelson
John Robert Trimble
Mary Brenton
Ray P. Henry
Flora B. Stevens
Edwin BR. Spoeper
Etta Dimick
Albert J. Setber
Ira May Schwab
Willard A. Schrader
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Charles V. Grahem
Alice Longstreet
Chicago Judiciary Committee
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Negress
Hanneh Elias
Warden
Lyman I. Warren
Mr. Warren
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Nang
Troy Hans
Elite
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Elias’ Story
Barriens
NEW Hospital
Carl Wood
Southeastern
Hugh McGowan
Hood
Scripps-M'Ral Press Association
Chalee
HMA
MHC
Young Americas
Ignie
Dong Bern
Tyaise
Swt View
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Magrides
Terie
St. Louis
Scripps-M'Nae Press Association
ST. Lowes
Texas
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Scripus-M’rae Press Association
Western Steam
Wadley Wester
Cincinnati
Scripps-Spare Press Association
Wuennate
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St. Shond
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Heavy Shippers
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