Ensley posts bond in Marion county embezzlement case
Oliver P. Ensley former county treasurer surrenders after returning from Ohio to face three indictments alleging embezzlement by sequestered tax fees and underreporting collections. Bond set at 8000 with several notable Republican backers including Harry S New. Also tied to other indictments of local officials and bond arrangements at the sheriff s office.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Marion County
Ensley
Ferrest
Republican County Commissioners
Cyrus J. Clark
Clark
John C. Ruckelshaus
Enstey
Harry S. New
Bondemen
James L. Keach
Louis F. Lever
I. N. Richie
Edward Hawkins
James F. Failey
L C. Boyd
William L. Taylor
A. M. Glossbrenner
Ennsley
Grand
Nssey
William S. Fish
The
Sentinel Printing Company
A. C., Ayres
Aquilla Jones
George W. Seifert
Maurice Donnelly
R. O. Hawkine
WW. N. Harding
Charles Ryse
Sullivan Plans Coup on Bryan Urges Resolutions Chairmanship
Denver dispatch reports Roger Sullivan of Illinois moving to seize the Democratic resolutions committee chairmanship to shape a Bryan opposition platform. Sullivan signals a non socialist plank favoring firm union with Bryan’s aims, while insiders warn the plan could derail Bryan’s nomination and reshape the Illinois delegation and national slate.
Local industry reports mixed as layoffs and hires vary
Say 9 HKITTANING Pau here has openings and re employment improves. Erie Pa July 1 saw layoffs while Martins Ferry and New York July 1 record rail work slumps. Factories like Coadh and Central Chair in Indianapolis show activity. Bemis and EK firms anticipate fuller operation soon.
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Pau
Erie
Martins Ferry
New York
Opti
Fa EK
C.atkins
Coadh
Bemis Indianapc
Industrial calm hides busy resume for 1900s rail and factory firms
A July report shows Pennsylvania railroad crews returning to work and multiple industries like Haskins Glass, Central Machine Works, Pope Motor, and Parry Manufacturing expanding. Managers cite dull season but improving prospects, with some plants extending hours and others resuming near full staffing as demand stabilizes.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Haskins Glass Company
Great Lakes Coal Company
Kaylor
Detective probe into alleged hold up of Dr Newcomb
Dr Newcomb reports being attacked by three Black men on N Capitol near Fifteenth Street. He was beaten and had his forehead cut but kept his valuables. Detectives began inquiry after learning of the claim. Captain Bray notes it is unusual he did not file a report.
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Newcomb
Methodist Hospital
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Charles Peabody Ends Life at West New York Street Home
Charles Peabody aged 533 years shot himself through the heart at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in his home at 1007 West New York Street. He had been in ill health for months and worked at Capital City Lumber yards when able. He leaves a family.
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Charles Peabody
New York Street
Mr. Peabody
Capital City Lumber Company
Man Arrested in Laurel Camp Faces Murder Charge
John Dickson denies involvement in the death of John Hart near Laurel Indiana. He is accused of striking Hart after witnesses Bert Owens Mrs Owens William Hedges and William Flora testified they saw him at the scene. Dickson claims he was not with Hart and that his visit to the Owens home was the extent of his actions.
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John Dickson
Laurel
Ind
John Hart
Bert Owens
Judge Gray declines Democratic vice presidential nomination
Wilmington July 1 Judge George Gray said he would not accept the Democratic nomination for vice president if nominated. Other items include the closing of the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston, and indictments against Mae E Wood for perjury and forgery in New York. Rear Admiral Charles H Rockaway dies in Chatham. Revolutionists in Tabriz threaten further trouble after a deadly outbreak. A trolley car kills Peter Fuchs in New York. his son injured. Denver Democrats complain of lacking appointments at the convention. Krouse sues for support. James Sherman plans to leave Utica after illness. authorities report a hanging in Asfield.
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Parker
Sullivan
Resolutions Committee
William Jennings -Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Bryant
George Gray
Delaware
Chicago
Taft
Bryanites
Ilinois
Gov. Johnson
Continental
Gray
Wilmington
Del
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mae Wood
New York
Mae E. Wood
Thomas
Platt
Rockaway
Chatham
Charles H. Rockaway
Tabriz
Persia
Peter Fuchs
Col
Susanne
Ethel Miles Alleges Neglect in Divorce Suit
Ethel V. Miles files for divorce from Richard B. Miles in superior court claiming he left her helpless for over two years and has been intoxicated for six months. The complaint details a long period of alleged neglect and seeks dissolution of the marriage.
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Ethel V. Miles
Richard B. Miles
Superior
President OBrien Visits Indiana Game in Indianapolis
President Joe OBrien of the American Association visits Indianapolis on Wednesday to watch the Louisville versus Indianapolis game.
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O’brien
Joe O'Brien
The
American Association
Indianapolis
Wednes
Louisville
Man Loses Foot After Fall From Freight Train
Charles Becknell of Raysville Indiana fell while boarding a freight train and lost his right foot. The accident occurred July 1 and authorities report the injury is due to the mishap at the rail yard.
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Becknell
London hotel intrigue pits-Evelyn Fielding against society match
In London at the Savoy Evelyn Fielding, daughter of Chicago magnate Franklyn Wielding, faces a society engagement to the Earl of Weymouth. Meanwhile American millionaire Percy Springer plans a grand dinner, dodges con men, and a daring hat theft in a hotel cafe involving Earl Weymouth and Steve Daly.
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Savoy
London
Evelyn Fielding
Franklyn Wielding
Chicago
Earl of
Webster
Miss Lloyd
Fagan
Springer
Springer Hasalien
Earl
Farl
Weymouth
Steve Daly
Daly
Fielding Wealth and Dinner Spark London Venture
A crowded scene at a hotel dinner involves Franklyn Fielding, heiress Miss Fielding, and Mrs. Fielding as tensions rise over social pretensions. Fagan and the Earl of Weymouth figure in playful American chatter about a driver waiting outside, while Fielding’s effort to blend high society clashes with his wife’s blunt Americasm.
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Fagan
Nome
de Vries
Daly
Lord Weymouth
Franklyn Fielding
Miss Fielding
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
London
Mrs. Fielding
Franklyn
Fielding
Mr. Fielding
Grand Jury Drawn to Push Graft Probe
A new Republican grand jury, to assemble next Monday, will continue the graft probe into the county administration. Members include Jesse Summiers, Charlies C Hahn, Frank Hollingsworth, Harry A Crossland, Eli Reynolds, and William H Morgan. If funds are provided by the county council, the panel will begin work next week after a Tuesday special session.
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Republican County
Jesse Summiers
College Avenue
Charlies C. Hahn
Nordyke Avenue
Frank Hollingsworth
Pika Township
Harry A. Crossland
H. A
Negro Thief Captured at the Columbia Club
Ed Bailey, a Black worker at the Columbia Club, was accused by Laurus Peara of entering a locker at night and stealing. Four employees fought him until Bicycle Officers Wilson and Golnisch arrived. Bailey was arrested on a charge of larceny.
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Ed Bailey
Lumbia Clib
Laurus Peara
Wilson
Golnisch
Bailey
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