Suit Aims at $5 Million Trust in Yerkes Estate
Miss Kathin Griggsby claims a $5,000,000 trust fund was created by Charles T. Yerkes for her and asserts she possesses letters and documents. She plans to sue executors, stay abroad no longer, and press a public hearing to counter rumored heirs and safeguard the fortune.
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New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Katin Griggaby
Yerkes
Moss Griggsby
Park-wye
Griggsby
Yorkes
To Ba
Waldorf-Astoria
Chicago
Milas Griggsby
C. & Knight
Suspect in Double Murder Arrested in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 2 prosecutors state Burlington county investigator Ramvel Atkinson believes Nufien Johnson, jailed in Baltimore for Miss Florence W. Allison’s murder, is the suspect. A pawnbroker identified Johnson as the man who pawned Miss Allison’s watch and a hairbrush was found with hairs tied to the case. Detectives recovered the brush and a valuable pin, linking Johnson to the crime scene.
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Hiladelphiia
Ramvel Atkinson
Burlington County
Nufien Johnson
Baltimore
Florence W. Allison
Mooretown
N. 1
Mira Allincon
Bessie Walker
Miles Allinson
Atkinson
Johnson
Misa Allnson
Mis Allin
Mary Hicks
Lynch
Wy Johnson
Chief Conway
Pinkerinng
Allison
Girl Burned To Death In Owensboro County Fire
A young girl, identified as Glenn, died in Owensboro Kentucky after a fire at her parents home. The child, described as attractive and about one year old, was near a grate when the blaze engulfed her dress, leading to fatal burns. Investigators report the incident occurred in the family residence with local authorities handling the scene.
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Owenshoro
Ky Dan
Glenn
Davia
Lota
Low Pay Pushes Indianapolis Teachers to Quit
An Indianapolis public schools superintendent cites low salaries as the main factor behind a teacher shortage. Men and women are leaving for better-paid, year-round work, threatening school quality. Officials note growing student numbers, limited new facilities, and expanding manual training programs at higher and elementary levels.
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Indianapalta
Work of Entertainers Fund Reported For City
The entertainment committee appointed by the Central Labor Union to keep workers in good humor reports after paying incidental smoker bills Thursday Jan 25 a small balance remains. Henry Friedman notes broad business support in Indianapolis. Committee: Edward Collins chair, Friedman treasurer, E McGinnis secretary, J Weintrout, J Oberfall, C Koster, J Hophas, W A Landgraf, J Busnett.
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Central Labor Union
Minera
Henry Friedman
Indianapolis
Edward Collins
E. McGinnis
J. Weintrout
Joseph Oberfall
Charles Koster
John Hophas
W. A. Landgraf
Joscoe Bucnett
Body of Minneapolis Dentist Killer Found Dead in Cornfield
In Ashley North Dakota on January 8, the body of Henry Folkenson, who murdered Wm Drake, a Minneapolis dentist, was found in a rural cornfield near the city outskirts. Indications point to a self-inflicted death following a quarrel over a weapon sold for 45 cents. Folken’s son had killed Drake during a quarrel over a hilt for 45 cents.
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Sprome
Ashley
N. D
Henry Folkenson
F Drake
Minneapolis
Folkenson
Drake
Membership Record Shows Club Aims for 225 Members
The Commercial Club membership committee led by Frank W. Olnte reports 31 percent membership on Saturday January 27 with a goal of 225 by February 1, matching last year’s 32 percent and aiming to improve the record by 199.
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Commercial Club
Frank W. Olnte
Olo
Calendar of statistics book brokers offer to customers
A. W. Thonson, broker of the Saks building, offers customers a calendar and book of statistics. The calendar presents daily price ranges for bread, meat, and provisions from a year ago, allowing quick comparison with current prices. It promises practical value for live business men and their forecasting.
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A.W. Thonson
Saks
Labor Temple Committee Plans Hall and Office Building
The labor temple committee meets each night at Mechanita hall to consider the wiring for the labor temple hall and office building. Construction is planned for the coming summer.
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Lahor Temple
Mechanita
Labor Temple
Fourth Peoples Concert at Caleb Mills Hall
The fourth in the series at Caleb Mills Hall features Mary Howe soprano and Oliver Willard Pierce, with Lucien Howe in a solo performance. The program promises a varied evening of vocal and instrumental pieces by notable performers.
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Fen
Caleb Mills Hall
Mary Howe
Oliver Willard Pierce
Lucien Howe
Ormedat
Sccompanut
Roosevelts Daughter Engaged After Griscom Dinner
A Philadelphia dinner at Clothier Quaker House in January reveals Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Nick Longworth became engaged during the Taft party trip to the Orient. Congressman Grosvenor praises the couple amid public interest while Roosevelt accompanies Longworth on departure, with Roosevelts’ social circle noting Alice’s noble character and poised conduct abroad.
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Nick
Alice
The
Orient
Philadelphia
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Mise Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Clothler
Ana
Mr. Longworth
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Griscoms
Inus Lioyd Griscom
Congressman Grosvenor
Longworth
Waa
Kledly
Alice Tsam
Aller
Jopan
Mature Axe
Roosevelt
Poisoner Sentenced in Bride Poisoning Case
Nordan, convicted in the murder of a newlywed wife three weeks after their wedding, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Montgomery Alabama. The case centered on poisoned candy as the murder method.
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Poisonee
Serpon-Schae Prees Association
Montgomery
Ala
Nordan
Ife
Decreasing Population. Rathburn Stabs Powell. Powell Dies
A report from Andelusia says Rathburn and Powell quarreled on the road. Rathburn cut Powell’s throat, Powell died at the scene. Rathburn to die from his wound. Five men killed near Andaluais in a related incident.
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Beripereeucine Press Annociaiion
Montgomery
Alm
New Rathburn
Hud Powell
Andelusia
Powell
Rathburn
Andaluais
Acton Park Beer Question Divides Marion Church Leaders
Debates over Acton Park’s future hinge on whether the site will be rebuilt for religious use or sold to the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company for Sunday amusement. The Methodist church, local trustees, and park supporters fear loss of park purpose, while the railway company weighs options amid debt, vandalism claims, and ongoing negotiations.
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Acton Park
Acton Park Association
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company
5 Four Railroad Company
Jy Witkin Arthur Bimpson
J. F. Stegs
Ute Park
Marion County
Indianapolis and Cinernmati ‘Traction Company
Confession Triggers Police Court Arrests in Depravity Case
George Binager confessed to police court, leading to four arrests and serious charges against Harry Lichford professor of gunery Chris Shoemaker vocalist and two men Hubert Chenault Junior Jackson. Bickford ran a dancing school in the Vinton block once seen as respectable but allegedly used for depraved gatherings. Evidence from Monday's police court suggested the school was a cover for illicit activities. The four men were sent to the grand jury after a preliminary examination. Amounts and roles appear inconsistent in the text.
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George Binager
Harry Lichford
Chris Shoemaker
Ty Hubert Chenault
Junior Jackson
Bickford
Vinton Block
Bina~ Ber Hay
Joefills
Grape-Nuts Help Woman Overcome Chronic Stomach Trouble
A woman describes years of stomach pain heartburn and gloom finally relieved after switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum products. She credits the diet for restored digestion steadier nerves clearer mind and increased daily work capacity. She notes her family now regularly uses Grape-Nuts at meals.
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Garey
Ste
Pir
Gov Hanly Addresses Inmates at Reformatory on McKinley Day
Jeffersonville Ind Jan 3 McKinley Day celebration at the reformatory with Gov Hanly present and Mrs Manly in attendance. About one thousand inmates in gray uniforms stood in rank as the band played and prisoners sang while the governor spoke urging square citizenship and highlighting the humanity of the unfortunates. many wept during the address.
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Jeffersonville
Mc Kinley
Ake
Tnedigna Reformatory
Gov, Hin
Manly
Peiiahera
Whittaker
Hanly
Christ
SORRY HE SHOT MARSHAL Special to The Sun
In Boonville Indiana on January 23 the Willmns Leigh disable tas edy faded but tensions linger. Andrew and Wesley Williams are in Jeffersonville prison awaiting safekeeping as Deputy Sheriff recounts the tragedy. Wester claims Leigh fired first and the rescue attempt followed. Andrew presents a defense while admitting the shooting, hoping Oliver Williams survived. The commission of Marshal Wildlais was not implied today.
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Sun
Boonville
Ind
Wah
Andrew
Wesley Williams
Min
Jeffersonville Prison
Bheri
Lautwight
Avtall
Wester
Leigh
Remeree
Inhd Seala
Oliver Williams
Willams Brothers
Rocnville
Marshal Wildlais
Mutinying retiree George Kuhdman in city scare
A disjointed report details the arrest and hospital scene surrounding George Kuhdman a retired railroad worker described as violent and confused after a yard incident. Also noted are a car collision a gun case and a series of local civic and social items including a funeral, robberies and plans for horticultural demonstrations in Indiana.
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George Kuhdman
Patier St Tion
Kuhlman
Spd
Tial Kuhlman
Johnson
Saloon Murder Defendant Seeks Self Defense Plea
A man from Elnora named Hawan is jailed in Green County after fatally shooting William Alton in a local saloon Saturday night. He reports he will plead self defense and requests a speedy trial. The incident occurred in the town of Ontario near Salem. Local authorities are investigating the case and preparing the formal arraignment.
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Sam Rowling
Dan
Dard McIntlro
Elnora
William Alton
Hawan
Hazing Incident At Earlham Prompts Possible Expulsion
Richmond Ind January reports that Terrence Turton of Baltimore Md was ducked by Earlham College students in a hazing prank. Authorities promise action against the guilty parties and possible expulsion as the college investigates the incident.
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Anedal
Richmond
Ind
Columbus Hicks Dead in Peru County Infirmary
Local report from Peru Indiana notes the death of Columbus Hicks on January 2 at the county infirmary. Known for long service in numerous Mian county circles, Hicks died after a long illness and was remembered for his early life and many years of community involvement.
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Columbus Hicks
Peru
Ind
Mian County
Snaterday
Cuticura Remedies Work Wonders in Eczema Cure Tale
Mrs Emma White of Camden New Jersey writes that after six months with three doctors and widespread eczema she used Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent, washing then treating, and says her face cleared fully after four bottles. She urges others to try the remedies claiming they are a sure cure.
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Oas
Nyer
Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden
N. J
Ying Fai Ta Reece
Shortsville High School Plans Paris Trip and Catholic Mission
Prof George O Renton of Shortsidge High School arranged a two part itinerary for students including a June 4 departure to New York and a visit to Bolougue Puchi with stops in Paris Venice Rome Saples London and the Swiss region The Rev Father Gonway and Rev Father Harney opened a Catholic mission at St Johns Church to instruct non Catholics in church doctrine Also noted is a planned Sherman concert and a printers strike in Boston as workers demand an eight hour day.
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N. Kendall
Emmerich
Coor
Benton
Shortridge
Huge Fischer
Bouao
George O! Renton
Shortsidge High School
New York
Bolougue Puchi
Paris
Venice
Rome
Saples
London
Father Gonway
Father Harney
St. John's Church
Three Post Offices Burglarized In Ohio and Kentucky
Cincinnati officials report three post offices hit in a Kentucky Ohio spree. At Crmnhd a night break in blew a gate and about 10 dollars vanished. Anchorage saw a small cash theft while Ram ney, Ohio, loss remains unknown. Detectives pursue leads on the intruders.
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Surippas Meltae Drews
Cincinnati
Kang of Pale
Kentucky
Ohio
George Soranzo
Crmnhd
Wight
Anchorage
Ramney
Washington’s Tomb Visit by Imperial Mission Members
At Mount Vernon members of the Imperial Chinese commission paid homage to George Washington. The group toured nearby government offices and the Old Potomac city, visiting the government printing office and the penthouse department during the day.
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penopi-Menaerene Assocs
Washington
Mount Vernon
Imper- Wal
George Washington
Potomac
Pentonce Department
Public inquiry follows state charity board probe
The state Board of State Charities held a public investigation into charges against Emily Eschauder superintendent of the Industrial School for Girls and Women’s Prison. Witnesses testified on cruelty illiteracy incompetence and mismanagement. The board composed of Gov Manly secretary Butler and others released copies of evidence. no conclusion was announced. The open inquiry came after a women’s council resolution urging Miss Eschauder’s removal.
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Board of State Charitiee
Misa
Emily Echauder
Industrial School ‘For Girls
Woman's Prison
Dogan
Bec
Ot Tty
Publc
Beeun
Seeks Council of Women
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Alice R. Blushed
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Robert Sapenck
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Bloomington
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Park Theater
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Indianapally
Central Conference of American Rabbis
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Bloom- Inston
Charles A. Bookwalter
George Brenig
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Indianapolis Syllyrony Orchestra
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