Man Pleads Guilty After Stealing Bicycles for Family
Clarence Ward confessed to stealing two bicycles to feed his wife and baby and pay rent. He admitted the crime in police court, was sentenced to eight months in prison and a $30 fine, while his wife, pregnant, remains at the Home for the Friendless seeking work as a stenographer and support for their infant. Public sympathy grows as local groups seek employment for his wife.
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Clarence Ward
Ward
Anderson
Jersey-st
Headquarters
Rush Medical College Seeks Landmark Gift to Build World Class Institution
Trustees of Rush Medical College announce a fund of 1,000,000 dollars linked to Chicago University trustees to honor a 6,000 dollar gift by John D Rockefeller. The plan envisions a premier medical school with facilities and three hospital affiliations to support study for men and women from around the world.
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IL Ags
Jutr L—Trusters
Rua Y Medical College
Chicago University
John D. Hockefeller
Chicago
Cal Institution
Tax Delinquents Warned by County Treasurer
The county treasurer warns hundreds of homeowners that unpaid taxes will trigger seizure of goods and property. Delinquents are urged to pay by Monday or face property seizure as deputies prepare to remove assets from premises.
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Davia Miter
Pepie
Hottest Towns Tie Indiana Temperature Readings
Logansport led Indiana with the day's high while Cambridge City and Columbus posted a 62 degree minimum. The state enjoyed clear skies though light rain fell in other Midland stations, with Grand Meadow seeing an inch and a half of rain in the Minneapolis district.
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Indiana
Logansport
Cambridge City
Columbus
St. Louis
Grand Meadow
Minneapolis
Contempt Hearing In White River Lodge Case
In Judge Carter's court Wednesday morning contempt of court hearings proceeded against the White River Lodge of machine and gis. Anderson Veach and Kettewell face assault charges involving Louis Beyers at the Indianapolis Drop Forging Company's plant. Relations flared between Secretary Collins and Attorney Edenharter over alleged union meddling.
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White River Lodge
Anderson, Veach
Kettewell
Louis Beyers
Indianapolis
Carter
Wednew
Collins
Edenharter
Colling
Butinski
Mary Anderson in Stable Disturbance Arrest
Mary Anderson caused a disturbance at the patrol stables on Wednesday morning when the officers asked her to move on. She resisted, struck the matron, used profane language, and created a disturbance in the women’s department before being isolated and arraigned on several charges.
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Mary Anderson
Whatton
Wharton
Mary
Lineman Court Hearing Over Strike Tensions
In police court before Judge Whallon, striking telephone linemen and strike breakers aired conflicts. W. D. Smith replied to threats about harming union man Walter Haines, 72 Woodlawn, with a gun allegation. Nunes reportedly drew a knife in the melee amid broader disputes.
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Myemen
W. D. Smith
Tme
Pet
Holtzman Declares Confidence and Clean City Plans
In a morning interview, Mr. Holtzman expresses strong confidence in securing delegate votes and protection. He pledges enforcement of liquor and gambling laws, appoints business-minded boards to run departments, and supports timely primaries.
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Mr. Holteman
Mr. Holtzman
Holtaman
Holteman
Indianapolis
Maye
War of words erupts over county prosecutor clash
Row between Holtzman and McCullough camps escalates as Collier confronts McCullough supporters at the office. Officials deny backing any candidate while tensions rise ahead of the party convention.
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Holtzman
McCullough
Joe Collier
Holtsman
Collier
aleCunougn
Collier Teft
Comer
Gala McCullough
Keach
Sam
Stour Jongh
Moluwamar
Theoy
Dr Line Seeks Funds as DePauw Prepares Change
Dr Line, agent for DePauw University, visits the governor and raises funds to clear debts at Nin school. He praises DePauw’s trustees and plans for expansion, including a new library and college building. Acting president Go bin assists in fundraising. The new president, Dr Hughes, is expected to be inaugurated in October.
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Dr Line
DePauw Uni- Veralts
Nin School
Line
BePauw
New York City
DePauw
Gobin
Hughes
McCullough optimistic on nomination and ethics
Mr McCullough speaks with SUN about chances of securing the nomination. He cites optimistic headquarters and supporters reports, promises honest government and law enforcement after election, and notes no hurry for convention while acknowledging campaign logistics and weather.
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Sun
Chen
McCullough
Two Skunks in the State Rouse Museum
State geologist Blatchley displays three new mounts for his museum a pair of young skunks and a peculiar bat from this county The skunks are noted as safer to view than live specimens and the bat is a rare hat specimen from Lake county Komauth resigns in Budapest headlines VIENNA July 1 Francia Kossuth resigns the presidency at a mass meeting in Budapest following a breach of faith with the president
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Blatchley
Callehe
Lake County
Komauth
Vienna
Francia Kossuth
Komauth Party
Budapest
Bin
Investigation To Resume Wednesday Night In Edmonton Inquiry
The investigation into the charge against Edwin Lorsdon will resume Wednesday night as the committee continues hearings on sweeping and sprinkling contracts. It is expected to conclude in the three meetings planned for this week with testimony from any citizen who has information.
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Edwin Lorsdon
Son Sheds Bitter Tears In Insanity Proceedings
Charles Murphy on the witness stand Tuesday testifies his son Patrick Murphy and wife charged him with insanity. Murphy claims delusions about kin and denies others. Court rules he is insane but not a candidate for treatment. Weather notices forecast warm, possible rain and northerly winds in Indiana region.
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Charles Murphy
Erica
Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Poillon Sues Brokaw for 250000 Over Love Letters
New York report states widow Katherina Poillon seeks 250000 damages from millionaire W Gould Brokaw for breach of promise, claiming 159 love letters and a rejected offer of zero dollars. The piece notes the alleged value she assigns to each letter as 1000.
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New York
Mia
Katherina Poillon
W Gould Brokaw
Strangler Knapp Seemingly Heads Toward Death Penalty
In Hamilton Ohio on July 1 the Knapp murder case resumes as the defense challenges the corpus delicti while the state rests after a day of witnesses. A written confession to Mayor Bosch is admitted. testimony from Alfred Knapp’s mother describes a troubled childhood and alleged innocence factors.
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Hamilton
Knapp
Hils
Bosch
Sourhier
Indi-anapolis
Anna Gamble
Tts
Alfred
Wheeler, Inc
Bees swarm downtown Indianapolis attract curious crowd
A migrating swarm settled on boards over an excavation between Market Street and the monument in downtown Indianapolis. Frank Louden captured part of the hive and took the queen, planning to incorporate the swarm into his property’s existing hives. The event drew amused bystanders and bee men noting its value and origin.
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Indianapolis
State House
Monument
Market St
Minois
Marketsis
Frank Louden
Ana
Mr. Louden
Italy
Louden
Cummins Dominates Iowa Republican Convention
July coverage shows Gov. Cummins in complete control as he dictating committee formations despite opposition from the Iowa congressional delegation. E Kendall of Albia was chosen as permanent chairman amid the dispute over the labor reform plank.
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Des Moines
Manila union group probe uncovers fraud and sedition case
Washington reports reveal an inquiry into the Union obrera demonstrata based in Manila led by Dr. Dominador Gomez de Jesus. He faces arrest on fraud and sedition charges as authorities probe his private dealings amid rumors of a get rich quick scheme. Maude McDonald is noted in a separate case as a highwayman figure linked to a Woodman convention incident.
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Washington
Union Obrera Demonerata
Manila
Dominador Gomez de Jesus
Philippines
Commissionera
Gomez
Ria
War Department
New Inners Ad Seeks House Help and Rentals
Advert read as a jumble of posts listing positions and rooms for rent. Items include Dishwasher wanted, Girl wanted for housework, and Furnished room for rent. Mortgage loans and a few unclear notes about a boat or loan offers appear among broken phrases.
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State Rouse Museum
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Mrs. Poillon
Brokaw
Hazel Orme
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Wazel
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