Senator Bailey Attacks Beveridge in Senate Clash
Washington July 1 Senator Riley Bailey of Texas assaulted Indiana Senator Beveridge after adjournment over remarks about a state department official. The melee left collars torn and desks upset as Spooner Hansbrough restrained Bailey. Beveridge denied being choked and expressed no personal resentment.
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Bailey Refuses Apology After Senate Confrontation
Washington July 1 Senator Bailey vows he will not apologize after a heated exchange with Senator Beveridge in the corridor outside the senate chamber. Witness accounts vary on what followed as Bailey defended his remarks about Judge Penfield and Beveridge, while awaiting a senate decision on possible action.
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Beveridge Returns to Senate After Texas Cyclone Greet
Senator Beveridge walked into the senate with a smile on a Tuesday, greeting party friends. There was no sign of distress from the Texas cyclone incident. Senator Bailey was present as well, ready for business.
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Anderson man regains reason then commits suicide
Hartford City dispatch reports Joseph Winters of Anderson, after roaming the streets in a disturbed condition, regained his senses briefly and declared he would kill himself. He then stepped in front of a Pennsylvania train on Monday and ended his life.
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Joseph Winters
Anderson
Dem urged run, Holteman declines congressional bid
Attorney J W Holteman says he cannot be a Democratic candidate for Congress. He cannot give up his business to campaign and has declined after discussions with prominent party members.
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J. W. Holteman
Congress Ready 10 Battleship Planned in Naval Bill
Washington July 1 Congress will wind up at 5 30 p m Tuesday both houses ad journ agreed to end at that time House and Senate conferees on the naval appropriation bill agreed one battleship shall be built The House adopted the conference report on the naval appropriation bill The Senate agreed to the conference report on the Philippine bill.
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Hog market swings as prices surge at major yards
Hogs rose sharply Tuesday with Union stockyards bids reaching 7.8 per hundredweight, the highest in two decades. East Buffalo hogs topped at record levels for the market, Chicago hogs hit 7.75. Corn and wheat markets showed little change.
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Beveridge Not a Prize Fighter Says Senator
Senator Beveridge does not fight with his fists, said Joe Kealing while reading a carnival report in the senate chamber Monday. He added that if the people choose fighters, they will send George Hogriever or Jack Cullen.
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Joe Kealing
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Jack Cullen
Testimony on Bucketshops Trial Before Judge Baker
William V Booker tests elocution presenting the bucketshops case as evidence in Chicago Board of Trade proceedings. Deposition testimony from settlement clerks aims to show stock exchange quotations as public property amid defense pleas.
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Stock Exchange
Fourth of July ban on noisy toys in Indianapolis
Police will confiscate cap pistols blank cartridges and shooting crackers as part of a city crackdown. A safe novelty device described by the police superintendent will be allowed if used properly, while toy pistols and cannons will still be restricted and may warrant police intervention.
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Taffe
Indianapolis
Stubbs
Steel Trust Declares Big Dividends as Earnings Rise
Steel company directors met on Tuesday afternoon to declare regular dividends in common and preferred stocks. A first quarter earnings statement will be issued showing net earnings above 40 million dollars, up from 26.36 million the prior year quarter.
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United A Steel ‘Company
Hortense Abromet Dismisses $26,000 Suit
Hortense Abromet has dismissed her damage suit against Harry B. Marsh and wife and Detectives Holtz and Wallace. The dismissal follows an agreement satisfactory to all parties. Attorney Bernie Cohen declined to speculate on refilement saying the matter was settled discreetly to avoid notoriety through a trial.
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Merchants New Heating Company Incorporates
A group of 45 Indianapolis businessmen formed Merchants New Heating Company with a capital of 150000 dollars. Directors include William Bobbs Hiram P Wasson Frederick M Ayres Ferdinand L Mayer and Henry Kahn. The firm plans to generate heat power hot water steam and electricity. They initially aimed to supply heat and power but expanded aims. Stockholders include Merchants' association members. Work begins once a franchise is granted by the council. Petition to Board of Works submitted. contract under city attorney review and expected before Monday council session.
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Indianapolis
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Hiram P. Wasson
Frederick M. Ayres
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Henry Kahn
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Board of Works
Ctty
Council
Bradenburg man hanged for Mary McGee murder
Bradensburg, Kentucky on Monday night, Ess Broadway, a colored man, was hanged for the murder of Mary McGee, a colored woman, whom he hacked to pieces with a razor three months ago. He narrowly escaped lynching and died game, laughing as the noose was adjusted.
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Ess
Broadway
Mary McGee
Three Ung To A Cable Where River Was Fifteen Feet Deep
Jessie Dacey, Charles Woods and Moses Alderson escaped drowning in White River near the W. Washington street bridge after a boat capsized. High water and swift current drove Woods and Dacey to grab a standing cable with Alderson rescuing them in a nearby boat. They clung to the rough iron until Meyers, Conroy, and Alva Woods reached them moments later. all were dried at a nearby boathouse.
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Charles Woods
Moses Alderson
White River
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Alderson
Charles Meyers
Barney Conroy
Alva Woods
Police court fines for gamblers under real names
In police court on Tuesday Judge Stubbs fined six gamblers 25 dollars plus costs and Dave Hughes 50 dollars plus costs for visiting. Each man was forced to state his real name. several used aliases such as George Howard William Valentine William Green and others. The judge praised the result and noted all gamblers look alike to him.
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Dave Hughes
Dan Smith
N. Minolist
Fred Bowman
George Howard
John Baumfuhrer
John
William Valentine
John Wade
William Green
Sam P. Harrod
John Straley
Willam Smith
William
Smith
Judge Stubbs
Jess
Burned Child 5 Weeks Old Dies After Delirium
Moline Iowa July 1 In two weeks after excessive drinking Mrs Sophie Swanson held a lighted lamp under the back of her 5 week old babe setting the child clothing afire and burning the infant to death within hours The woman who was to have been taken to the asylum for the insane expired shortly after at the hospital from paralysis induced by drink
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Sophie Swanson
Health board orders cleanup or prosecutions for eateries
City sanitation head Dr. Buehler warned Tuesday that hotels and restaurants failing to meet health board orders by next week will be prosecuted without further notice. A new round of inspections will occur, with weekly visits ongoing, and conditions are reported greatly improved.
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Dr. Buehler
Gilbert Is Governor of Indiana in Durbin’s Absence
Lieutenant governor Gilbert acts as Indiana governor for two weeks or until Governor Durbin returns from the northwest. Mrs. Durbin and Fletcher left Tuesday. Col. Wilson says telephones, telegraphs, wireless, and letters cannot reach him. Durbin’s routine duties paused while Gilbert remains in charge with no expected urgent matters.
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Republican committee meets at headquarters
The Republican committee met Tuesday at 2 p m at committee headquarters. Chairman Goodrich stated there were no special matters or “situations” to discuss.
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Trust Company Bonds Required for County Work Bids
County commissioners require bonds from bidders to be furnished by a trust company to protect county interests. Reports say private bonds are sometimes worthless. One bidder on the new WW Washington street bridge bid over 200000 and used bonds from two men, one with no real estate and the other with only 3500 recoverable.
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Judge Peelle Dead in Centerville At 83
Judge William A. Peelle, 83, former Indiana secretary, died at his Centerville home Tuesday afternoon.
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William A. Peelle
State of
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Centerville
City awaits interurban firms response on action
Mayor Bookwalter said the city’s next steps hinge on interurban companies proposals. He stressed the city’s hands are tied until the firms submit a concrete proposition. The delay prompts anticipation of what measures the firms may present.
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Milk Quality Push Aims At Butter Fat Standards
City sanitarian Huehler reports progress in a milk quality crusade. On Tuesday he examined multiple milk specimens to verify butter fat content, aiming for a standard of 3.6 percent. Only one sample fell short, indicating limited deficiencies amid broader compliance.
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Indianapolis 36 Hour Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Indianapolis and nearby areas for the 36 hours ending 8 p m July 2 calls for partly cloudy skies with probable showers Tuesday night and Wednesday, warmer conditions Tuesday night. Readings: 7 am 60 degrees, noon 68 degrees, 2 pm 68. Likely showers across Indiana and adjacent states with southerly winds and higher temperatures.
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Indianapolis stove and furniture exhibit opens for dealers
An Indianapolis manufacturers exhibit for stove and furniture opens this morning on the sixth floor of a story building and will run until the 31st for dealers only. The event features Thomas Son & Co Laycock and Western dn apolia stove companies with displays of new lines and collaborations.
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Puecey
Dnapolia
Thomas “Son & Co
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City Court Action Incomplete Fragment Leads Brief Note
Fragment from St Louis court notice shows a court action pending but details are missing. The readable parts reference a state court filing and an est course, leaving the outcome and parties unspecified.
Four new mail clerks and fifteen new friers join Uncle Sam
Four new mail clerks and 15 new friers began work for the U S Army and Navy League announces its third meeting for Wednesday night in the circuit court room. Crescent paper company authorized 45000 in preferred stock. Vaudeville show for Fresh Air Fund on Senator Fairbanks lot Wednesday. Dr Hurty back from Knightstown reporting no quarantine and free vaccination. Mrs Crippen Hilligoss and mother return from visit to Anderson Alexandria Chesterfield Frankton Linwood. Nancy Hilligoss age 8. Indiana club board voting against bar in new clubhouse. toxicants will not be sold. Nations McKinley memorial fund contributions total 1124 22. future gifts go to national treasurer. W C A to persuade Miss Bartlett against moving to Des Moines for YWCA secretary post. Fred West given silver stop watch at reception for departing YMC A director. Physical classes doubled under his year tenure.
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Knightstown
Crippen Hilligoss
Nancy Hilligoss
Anderson
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Board of Trade Starts Relief Drive for Storm Sufferers
The relief committee of the Board of Trade began a relief movement after Tuesday’s meeting. Indianapolis residents are urged to send money promptly to the secretary of the board and the local relief committee to aid storm victims. Many tenants and farmers have lost crops and homes, with extensive damages and debt. The drive seeks immediate support and outlines the Board of Trade relief as a permanent institution.
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