Nicholson law goes into effect in Indianapolis
The Nicholson act changes liquor rules Tuesday as saloon owners adjust with limited seating and altered windows. Hotels modify bars to meet the law, while some transform to temperance canteens offering buttermilk and soft drinks. Local officials consult with saloonkeepers and county attorney on licensed amusements and special permissions.
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John Hugele
Joe Schaub
Fred Kissel
Arthur Brown
Brown
Saloon Organs Test Nicholson Law In Anderson
Sam Dinnin proprietor of the Fan saloon in Anderson Indiana faced arrest after the Nicholson liquor law violation. An organ kept playing, a test case planned, warrant issued, Dinnin taken into custody. Police say law will be enforced after July 4 during the Sons of Veterans encampment sham battle crowds.
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Dinnin
Georgia
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Jie
Looe
Anderson
Ind
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Col. Robbing
Sheriff Heads to New York for 380-Year-Old Bank Robbery Sentence
Warrers, N. Y. July 2. The sheriff departed Tuesday for Middleburg New York with requisition papers to return Max Shinburn to serve a sentence imposed 380 years ago for robbing the Walpole savings bank.
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Bombs explode near Monopoli police barracks
In Rome two bombs exploded near the Monopoli police barracks Monday night with no injuries. The item also notes various personal notices from Indiana and surrounding areas including travels, appointments, and a bicycle incident at Wabash.
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Monopoli
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Wins Fair Diploma
A display titled World’s Fair Highest Model and Diploma recognized Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder at an exhibition. The item showcased the product’s quality and packaging among competing baking powders, highlighting the brand’s achievement and prestige.
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Dr. Price
San Francisco
Pleasant kick delays avenue width decision and contracts
The Board of Works debated widening N Capitol avenue to 50 feet despite a 40-foot petition from 68 owners. The June 15 resolution stands. They awarded contracts for graveling and cementing streets and sidewalks, with Dunn securing a key paving bid after a draw. The Phenix Telephone Co promised a final proposition next week. July 4 office closure announced. Building loan sec retaries appeared with paid-up stock lists amid lawyer protection.
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Big summer opera and amusements at Pompeii and Wildwood parks
Amusements announce a July 9 and 10 show at Pompeii park featuring Innes' 60 piece band, singers, pyrotechnics and scenic effects. Wildwood park opens summer opera with The Mikado, temple company arrives Wednesday morning with a 2000 seat auditorium, electric lights and full preparations in Meridian Fall Creek and Ii nois street areas. Tickets sold at Big Four ticket office.
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Hydrophobia, Poison Kill Three. Boy Held in Play Murder
ATLANTA July 2 B A Walton of Houston county died from hydrophobia after a dog bite and a Pasteur Institute cure. Rat poison killed three children and a man in Skinwater C asserting a land feud motive. John P Adama, ex commissioner of water works and Democrat, died Tuesday. John Cornell, seven, held by Gerry society for murder of Stephen Slobusly at play.
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Carter Death Mystery Deepens as Coroner Probes
Coroner Castor presses the Brice Carter case while Dr. Fletcher rules out brain disease. Physicians note a bursting blood vessel but deem it not the cause of instant death. Poison theories center on cyanide or atropine and Dr Crose awaits stomach analysis amid strong public interest.
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Secretaries Death Affects Capitol Air Causes Theories
Col McLean, Terre Haute's leading figure, visits the city and tells The Sun that Washington's air is deadly and lacks ozone. He cites rheumatism and health trips for Senator Voorhees. McLean claims Gresham died from the climate and Potomac pollution, urging a summer capital relocation.
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McLean
Washington
Potomac
Painter James Herrington Dies by Aconite Poison
Walkerton Indiana July 2 Spl James Herrington a hostler and general utility man for Dr Arlington committed suicide by taking about three ounces of aconite after a liquor spree He was a native of England aged about 66 and was found dead in his room in the doctor’s office Tuesday morning His mind was unsettled by the spree
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Ind
James Herrington
Arlington
Herrington
England
Strikers Turbulent as Coal Regions See Alarming Phase
From Carlston West Virginia on July 2 Captain White secretary to the governor telegraphs that coal region affairs are again taking an alarming turn with miners displaying turbulence and minor conflicts occurring frequently. The six week strike shows no weakening of either side.
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W. Va
Haughville Items Show Local Progress and Meetings
The Haughville Commercial club holds a regular meeting on Tuesday night. Malleable Iron works raised wages in the molding department by 10 percent affecting about 200 men. The Haughville school board celebrates a six room school building planned at 9,600 dollars claim it matches an Indianapolis 80,000 dollar eight room building in quality apart from size.
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Indianapolis
Driven Wells 40c Per Foot
Indiana street advertisement for well drilling reads price at 40 cents per foot with contact by telephone 170L for services at 183 Indiana Avenue.
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Spirits claim former official lives on in local séance
Tipton Indiana July 2. Two weeks after John D. Smith longtime county commissioner and notable infidel died. During a seance at Coroner D M Kirkwood’s home medium J H Brinton reported a slate message from Smith saying he is more alive than ever and that the past ten years beat. The handwriting matched the late man’s, and Kirkwood confirmed the voice.
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Ind
John D. Smith
Smith
Governor's Secretary King Heads for Maine Trip
Myron King, the governor's secretary, received a telegram from Gov. Matthews saying he and his family will travel by boat to Portland, Maine, then to old Point Comfort Washington, and return after a day in Washington. Also Capt. Howgate, ex-signal service officer, was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary after being brought to Washington.
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Indiana Weather Forecast for July 3
Forecast for Indiana covers 86 hours ending 8 p m July 3. Expect fair weather through Tuesday night and into Wednesday with light winds and warm daytime temperatures. No precipitation anticipated and skies to remain mostly clear. Monitor for any isolated clouds but fatigue in heat is unlikely.
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Fires and Fireworks Mark Busy Indianapolis Week
Crowded Union depot hosts excursionists as Fourth of July events loom. A fire at 430 5S Capitol Ave and a $5 house loss underscore a week of small crimes and municipal strain. Local fireworks funds rise to $300. arrests pending for a shooting. civic staff react to overtime and a ins a patent car coupler claimant.
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Dan Ransdell Tipped as Dark Horse in City Mayor Race
Rumors swirl about Dan Ransdell possibly securing the mayoral nomination as a dark horse, with supporters including Merill Moores Billie Fesler and Warwick Ripley. Others mention Tom Taggart and ex-city attorney Wim. L. Taylor as influential figures amid factional maneuvering and discussions of candidates vs Harrison allies.
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Body of a Wife-Murderer Draws Curious Gaze in New York
The corpse of Buchanan, who killed his wife, lies on display at Undertaker Hulis in Varick Street. The scene drew a crowd with Mrs. Buchanan entering twice and causing a disturbance before being removed. The funeral took place at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Buchanan
Hulis
Varick St
Judge rules on Hammond land tax case forsythe pays taxes
Federal judge Baker issued an opinion Tuesday in the case of Caroline Forsythe against the city of Hammond. The plaintiff contends only the legislature could annex 723 acres within the city limits for tax purposes, but the circuit court order stands and she must pay the levied taxes.
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Train collision near Rome on Central road prompts caution failure notice
Rome New York July 2 Failure to observe a caution signal caused a rear end collision on the Central road Tuesday morning. Engine caboose and several cars were derailed or damaged in the incident.
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N. Y
Central Road
Leaky Cisterns Cleaned and Cemented for Sale
William L. Elder advertises leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented for 1.50 dollars. Pumps and related equipment available. Contact 188 Indiana-nye by phone.
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