Bedford Murder Hearing Details Bloodied Clothes Tie Browning
In Bedford Indiana the Schafer murder preliminary hearing proceeds with Frank Evans and Ednee Browning as witnesses. Henry Eaton testifies Browning wore a mustache and bloody clothing matches are linked to the crime scene while cross examination yields tension and confusion in court.
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Gcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Bedford
Ind
Frank Evans
Ednee Browning
Sarah Schafer
Hichard Dharmon
Teunster
Browning
Beawaing
Henry Eaton
Antrry
Evans
Schafer
Ebner
Ras
Borat
Enat
Witnesns
Feick Evans
Aid Souk
Dader Ciles
Wearil
Rene Simu
Ides
Ismyl
Che Rom
Gila
Tula
Indiana Senate Approves Statue Fund for Governor Morton
The Indiana Senate voted 22 to 2b to appropriate funds for a monument to Governor Oliver Morton on the Capitol lawn. A commission will select design and oversee construction while senators argued over the cost and wartime memory, naming opponents Raveus Gantard Goodwine Hugg Kimbrough Lyons Moore Newhouse Warke Rosmier Stephenson and Bickler.
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Morton Senate
Oliver
Morton
Mye Hill
Indiana
Fta
Raveus
Gantard
Goodwine
Hugg
Kimbrough
Lyons
Moore
Montgomery
McCain
Death Penalty Debate Probed By Prosecutor Remarks
Prosecutor Charles Benedict on Tuesday urged abolishing the death penalty arguing murderers should not escape punishment. He warned abolishing it could embolden crime and endanger lives, while opponents fear risks to society. The remarks reflect a fierce public policy clash over capital punishment.
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Meyer Raenk
Charles Benedict
Yeeille
Avine
Cone
Caegtpe
Police clash with mayor over obscene pictures raid
Indianapolis taxpaying citizens dispute mayor Holtzman and Board of Public Safety orders as police raid Warner's Place for obscene machines. The extended display of images and subsequent arrest raise concerns about police efficiency and awareness of vice conditions in the city.
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Warner’s Place
Holtzman
Board of Public Safety
Wagen& War
Christian Kruger
Indianapolis
Fred Warner
Mayan Halizmin
House Rejects Army Provision in Senate Stand
A Conon column reports the House rejected a senate proposal to exempt Gen Miles and other army officers from coverage. It notes tension over pay and allowances, with militia groups and other armed forces agencies affected as the bill faced opposition.
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HOUSE
Scripps Mra Press Association
Washington
Jan
Hele
Senate
Despondent Ex- Superintendent Takes His Life on Railroad
A former division superintendent, overwhelmed by poverty and fear of abandonment by old friends, commits suicide on the railroad. The tragedy highlights harsh conditions and social isolation facing retired railway workers.
Parmington Ends Life in West Washington Street Restaurant
Allen H Parmington 66 shot himself in the restaurant he ran on West Washington Street Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. A former division superintendent for the VO and 1 division of the Big Maur railroad, he had previously failed to establish a profitable Lynn or Indianapolis venture and grew despondent over lost friends and aging in retirement. After leaving a note blaming old associations and lack of aid, his widow found him dead with a gunshot wound to the temple. The tragedy followed years of hardship and an attempted return to work in the railroad world.
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Allen H. Parmington
Washington-st
Lynn
Indianapolis
Allen HI. Parmington
T. W. Washington
Mr. Parmington
Big Maur
Eerduny
Ind
Walter Temple
Weed
Parmington
Detteh
Parmingis
Tek
Airang
Ingalls Resigns From Big Four Presidency
WV York January 31 M. El Ingalls announces retirement as president of the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad known as the Big Four. He will head a new board to oversee Vanderbilts railway interests with headquarters in New York. Resignations and leadership changes follow as the board reorganizes management across multiple lines.
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York
EL Ingalls
Cleveland, Cincinnnati, Chicago
Big Four
Vanderbilts
New York
My Limilis
Cec
Ian N William Uo Beirus
Pontroy Suvevede Migell
Vent
Hig
Lil the Big Foot
Teussbrer
Brown
Ana Dh
Ie Rharee
Ledyard
Michigan Chitral Ie Suere
Denneros
Enel Moh Newman
Japanese seize British steamer Widlefeld for contraband
A seizure reported by Rae Press Association notes the British steamer Widlefeld seized en route to Vladivostok with contraband goods. A visitor from Ohio and a four member delegation visited the Indiana assembly Puente y.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Widlefeld
Vladivostok
Ohio
Charlee Mo Myers
Doe
Indiana Ag
Puente Y
Indiana House hears Moore temperance bill crowd grows
Indiana discussion drew several hundred spectators Tuesday afternoon with no vote yet by 3:05 PM. In Muncie Rev Jacob Beck 70, Delaware county’s oldest active minister, was struck by a train. Illinois senate scene ends with a slugging incident between Senators Riley and Campbell. Bedford murder case attorneys near a flaw. Allen L L Marmington IH committed suicide at 1826 WL Washington St. John Cahill 14 held on murder charge for killing Will Mack 13. Jefferson City twelfth ballot shows Cockrell 38 Niedrioghaus 66 Kerens 2 Mill 1 needed for choice 74.
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Indianapolis
Muncie
Ind
Jacob Beck
Delaware County
Springfield
Ilinois Senate
Riley
Campbell
Bedford
Schafer
Allen LL. Mairmington
Washington St
John Cahill
Will Mack
Jefferson City
Jon
Cockrell
Niedrioghaus
Kerens
Mill
Tobacco bill eyed by Indiana Senate in anti cigarette push
Lobbyists debate where the tobacco trust stands as Indiana legislators consider a drastic bill. If passed the measure would outlaw cigarettes and impose penalties for manufacturing selling or possessing them. It would grant a two heavy permit scheme allowing dealers to obtain a monopoly by paying fines, aiming to rid the state of the smoky evil.
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Tobacco Trust
Indiana
Senator Parks
Gage
Ind
Senator Benz Ill After Senate Absence and Illness
Senator John Kenz of Leavenworthy is seriously ill at home after an absence from the Senate. Fellow minority member Rene fear notes the veteran’s condition and potential return, hindered by rheumatism heart trouble and earlier relocation to Indiana. In Lux Minute, Rev. daved Berk, 70, the oldest Delaware county minister, was killed Tuesday by a eastbound Big Four train near Daleville while crossing tracks.
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John Kenz
Leavenworthy
Senate
Rene Fear
Andy
Indvanayete
Crawford, Pere and
Spencer
LUX
Boy Slayer in Court After Fatal Fight Over Knife
A 12 year old boy, Little John, sits in Marion county jail awaiting trial for murder after a late Monday fight ended with a fatal stab. He claims he did not intend to kill and recalls a lifelong sense of abandonment by his mother. The judge warned of potential charges and possible transfer to circuit court if an indictment for murder is found. his aunt watches sobbing as the boy describes fear, dreams of the slain playmate, and remorse amid a troubled family history.
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Little John
Alll
Marion County
Tittle
John
Wil
Wim
Californiane
W. Coders
Will
Jatin
Punta
Phe
Juha
Daluier
Stubbs
Hill Foserp
Umea
Prajagini
Harlan Marghalent
Telungu
Almeriga
BOM
Smu
Lazy
Pallce
Faverite Court
Life story of Little John Cahill tragedy and confession
A brief, fragmented report recalls the life of a boy named Little John Cahill, his father dead and family instability. It describes a fatal stabbing of a playmate, Cahill’s eventual confession, and the circumstances leading to his arrest and presentation at court. The piece includes scattered local references and unrelated ad-like text.
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Little John Cahill
Inquest Law Sparsity Sparks Sanity Commission Debate
The legislature may vote on a proposal for a permanent commission of competent physicians or county prosecutors to oversee sanity hearings. Harvey J. Stout asks to add this feature to his plan. He warns that treating insanity as a mere funeral task is akin to shifting business away from state control.
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Harvey
Stout
Weather Spotter Advert Subtly Promises Weather Tracking
An advertisement highlights a hand operated weather spotting device and notes partly cloudy skies with snow flurries for tonight and Wednesday. It also promotes diamond rings for ladies with prices starting at ten dollars, and invites inspection at J P Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry on Monument Point.
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J. P. Mullally
Falat Stegemelr Bros N Cabinet Sale Notice
Fragment from a newspaper page advertises Falat Stegemelr Bros N and Wilhito Holloway at 257 N Pennaylymerge. It mentions cabinets priced at 2.00 and a semi annual reduction on all photos. Dinner at Noonday lucc appears as a stray item.
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Doren
Wilhito & Holloway
N. Pennaylymerge
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