Milne edited WANTS TO COME HOME STOPPED BY GOVERNMENT
James Kelly, a former Indianapolitan living 28 years ago, is detained at Ellis Island by immigration officers while seeking aid to locate relatives. He claims U S citizenship and money, appeals to Chief of Police Metzger and detectives to verify his story, naming relatives and friends in Indianapolis and West Street. He says his family wants him to return to his birthplace.
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James Kelly
Indianapolis
Ellis Island
James K Kelly
Elis Island
N. Y
Kelly
Metzger
the Totter
United States
Australia
Enis Yshind
Patrick Kelly
West St
Mary Welly
Mitchell McCarthy
Morris Lucid
James Sullivan
Michae McCarthy
Mosest
Tran
Walsh Found Guilty On 33 Counts In Bank Wreck Case
CHICAGO Jan 18 John L R Walsh found guilty on 33 counts of wilfully and fraudulently wrecking the Chicago National Bank by misapplying millions. Punishment ranges five to ten years per count, minimum 265 years, maximum 120 years. He showed no emotion as verdict read. spectators and women sobbed in court. Released on bond pending motions for new trial as hearings expected in coming weeks.
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Chicago
John LR. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Chiscago
Anderson
Thie
Wong
Tims
Walsh
Alineneg
Ereninn Janes P. Epiporea
Termney
Miller
Telephone Handed to Indian Glue Incident at Stubbins Hotel
Olive Twomey testified in police court that she used a telephone at the Stubbins hotel to reach Emmitt Smith’s son. Smith denied presence and attempted to take the phone. Twomey struck him on the head with the receiver. Judge Wheelon ordered dollar and costs.
Railway commission case cited as public service aim
Judge Winsort Carter of the superior court sustained the demurrer by the state railway commission in a suit by the Pennsylvania Railways company to block an order demanding interchange of traffic at Richmond Indiana between the Pennsylvania and the C C L Railway companies.
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Winsort Carter
Superior Court
State Railway Commission
Pennsylvania Railways Company
Commission
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ind
Abbott Charged For Letting Horse Stand Unfed Discharged
Dr. Abbott of 3 Virginia Ave was discharged in police court after admitting a very sick patient inside. He said he had no time to feed or water the horse left in front of a house for hours.
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M. Abbott
Virginia-ave
Dr. Abbott
SLAIN WOMAN FOUND ON PORCH AT FRANKFORT INDIANA
Police uncovered a death on a porch in Frankfort Indiana early today. Mrs. Dukes lay with eyes bandaged feet bound by cloth and clothes arranged as if staged. A cheap 32 caliber revolver lay by her side. one cartridge had fired while four remained unused.
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Frankfort
Ind
Jan
Tears soften hearts of the professor
The Chaparral editor at Stanford University notes co ed fears soften professors and reduce women’s flunking rates. Of 98 students failing at semester end, only two were female, suggesting gender dynamics influence academic risk.
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San Francisco
Chaparral
Stanford University Comic Monthly
City considers strict action against sidewalk spitting
Dr Eugenie Pnehler fails to appear as city inspectors press charges over sidewalk spitting. Wilson released for lack of evidence amid claims of arrest orders. Clifford Wealing discharged after inspector disputes saliva on the sidewalk. William Theuasterday admits to spitting in an alley. fined $1. Archuursmth seeks case contortion while inspectors vow Sunday duty and possible ministerial announcements.
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Wilson
Barbler
Clifford Wealing
William Theuasterday
Washington-si
Pennsylvania
Mehthan-sts
Wasterday
Archuursmth
Joe
Actress Miss Truax Postpones Wedding in Chicago
Chicago January 18 Miss Sarah Truax the actress, whose marriage to Charles S Albert was to be solemnized at noon today, lies critically ill with appendicitis in a hospital. She became ill Thursday, the day Mr Albert arrived from Minneapolis. An operation may be performed today, and the wedding is postponed.
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Chicago
Sarah Truax
Charles S. Albert
Levering Leaves Sunday School Library to Indiana
William H. Levering of Lafayette dies at 84 after lifelong Sunday school service. He attended every state convention since age 10 and many national and world events. He willed his extensive Sunday school literature to the Indiana state library, with letters back to 1840, arranged in a mahogany case for universities and seminaries to study.
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William H. Levering
Lafayette
Indiana
Wbrars
Jie
Temperance Crusade Begins in First Ward
An oral rally by temperance forces at Brightwood Congregational church Friday aimed to mobilize a vigorous fight to make the First Ward dry. A remonstrance will be circulated.
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Temperance Crusade
First Ward
Brightwood Congregational Church
Bartenders Annual Ball Planned by Local Union 487
Bartenders Local Union No. 487 will hold its annual ball at Germanta hall on Wednesday evening. The event brings together members and supporters for a formal social gathering with music and dancing.
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Germanta Hall
Millionaire Snells Letters to School Girls Read in Court
In Clinton Illinois on January 18, testimony in the will contest reveals millionaire Thomas Snell kept private mail boxes for women schoolgirls paid by him and wrote letters to them. A former postmaster said Snell had three girls with private boxes and letters were sent as often as twice weekly. The court warned names of the girls would not be disclosed as they are now adults with good reputations. A minister testified Snell showed manic reactions when discussing his son and claimed to have spent large sums on him. A collection of letters, mostly from women, will be read in court with spectators excused during reading.
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Richard Butler
Clinton
Hamilton
Can
Col. Snell
Mr. Butler
Col Snell
Lye Stanswore
Cob Saed
Workhouse Boys Prove to Be Men
John Muntain and John Mimnerturian from Tet Haugh st. were sent to the workhouse by Grant Hollingsworth court in Maughville. The Sun misidentified them as boys. they are much older. Thomas Simpson aided in their transfer. The prisoners’ names were mistakenly supplied by people aware of the arrest and court appearance.
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John Muntain
John Mimnerturian
Auto crash in Baltimore kills two, injures driver
In Baltimore Maryland, two people, George L. Billups and his wife, were instantly killed when a car owned by Billups skidded while rounding a curve at excessive speed. Leo H. Shaad, the driver, suffered internal injuries but survived.
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Baltimore
George L. Billups
Billups Hotel
Smoke Abatement Debated At Arching Engineering Society
The Arching Engineering Society heard Cc. H. Benjamins discuss smoke nuisance from bistuminous coal. He argued smoke reduces coal bills, harms trees, and could become a profit source for plant owners while noting abatement is feasible and essential for large cities.
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Cc. H. Benjamins
Arching Engineering Society
Boy Burglar Sent to Reform School for Boys
Dwane Sanborn, 13, the youth who attempted a drug store burglary near Hoskins and Miller in New York, was brought before Judge Stubbs in juvenile court Saturday and sentenced to reform schools for boys at Plainfield. He admitted opium use and said he smoked it mixed with tobacco.
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Dwane Sanborn
Bor
Hoskins
Miller
Blake and
New York Srs
Stubbs
Juuvenile
Plainfield
Not Unganity To Try To Take Life Of Self Expert On The Stand
In probate court Saturday experts testified that a woman who has attempted suicide several times is not proof of insanity. Miss Jennie Goughan faces no current insanity petition, though Charles Fettijohn seeks to have her state of mind adjudicated. Dr A Jaeger and others testified she was sane, countering a prior commission's finding.
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A. 3. Jaeger
Jennie Goughan
Miss Goughan
Charles Fettijohn
Taylor Taylor Groninger
Preventing Tite Grip Laxative Brom Quinine Ad
A brisk notice announces a remedy to prevent grip with brom quinine product, urging removal of the cause. The item notes a signature line for B Grove and a price of 25 cents.
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SG Milne
Mindinistpolix Sun
John R. Walsh
Stubbins
Mioney
Ties
Porgh
Dr. Bushier
Sil
G. Bealing
J. Wilson
Eugenie Pnehler
Eity
DATE
Gifa Biunua Sumbay School
Indiana Library
Millionaire Snel
Clinton, Ill
Clinton, I
Thomas Snel
Snell
Pacharn
Richard Snell
Sir Thomas Snell
Clinton, IW
Col
Thomas Snell
Richard Shell
Uma
Benjamins
Obndul
A. 8. Jaeger
Miss Gaughan
Mary Harden
Mary [Harden
M. OV. Harden
Marguerite Flats
Zionsville
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