New York's World-Tall Building Plan Unveiled
Bridge commissioner Lindenthal presented plans for a 650 foot high city hall and rail terminal on Chambers Street. The project would cost about 50 million dollars with an immediate 9,925.25 dollar appropriation request to fund the city department building and railroad station.
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New York
T- 10
Lindenthal
Esllmates
Chambers St
Hall Park
Bridge Terminal
Sory Jt
Ikae
Rapatronait
Great City Department
Ube
Philip Kendall's Home Split Over Deceived Wife
Traveling agent Philip Kendall returned to find his wife, daughter, and belongings gone. A woman claimed to have traveled with Kendall and confessed an affair, prompting Kendall's wife to leave for Anderson to confront him. Kendall asserts the other woman visited his home to justify the alleged relation.
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Philip Kendall
Atendall
Kendall
Anderson
Houe
Probe Inserted In Army Contracts Following Publication
Washington reports a thorough investigation into security contracts for army supplies. The probe stems from records linking Representative Littauer of New York to gloves and gauntlets and scrutiny of War Department files to determine any interest.
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Washington
Amend H. Lyon
Quartermasters Department
Littauer
New York
War Department
Alger Brother Visits After Robbery and Drugging Claim
A man identifying as Charles Alger, brother of Senator Alger, arrived in Michigan from Cleveland to visit, reporting he was jarred and dazed, robbed of his purse and drugged in Cleveland while paying a hotel bill, then pursued by two men in a suspected fraud investigation for the post office.
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Charlee
Poul
Hannibal
Alger
Cleveland
Postches Department
Ro O
Cyclone Kills Ten Near Hanes Lake Report
A cyclone sweeping this section Tuesday night killed ten people. Property loss estimated at 109000 pounds. Among the dead are Mrs. Joseph Fritcher and her baby, a daughter, and her father in law two miles away. Joseph Mathias Wes died sixty rods from his home. Dante Gallagher and two daughters Ella and Nettie were struck and burned six miles west of Windom. Several Gallagher relatives injured. bodies of Ella and Nettie not located. Two victims on Haberman farm also reported.
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Hanes Lake
Miam
Joseph Fritcher
Joseph Mathias Wes
Windom
Dante
Gallagher
Ella
Nettle
Nettie
Haberman
Widow Sacrificed Kin Over Dowie Belief in Indiana
In Valparaiso Indiana on July 2 Coroner Carson says Mrs. Nancy Neff died after refusing doctors for her Dowie faith yes she sacrificed husband and daughter to the Dowd religion. He believes medicine might have saved her though timing is unclear. Her estate is valued at $10 000.
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Valparaigo
Ind
Zion City
Nancy Neff
Carson
New Line Advertisements On Seventh Page Today
Classifieds list aid requests and vacancies including a dishwasher wanted, furnished rooms for rent, housework helper sought, and a general situation wanted entry. Sporadic misspellings reflect OCR quality on the era’s help wanted and housing notices.
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Sread
Lners
Bae’ Jada
Juror Whistles Ear For Jury Duty Excusal
In Justice Stout's court a juror avoided service by whistling through his ears. Attorney William H. Ogden failed to press his case after the demonstration, and the man was excused. The scene included a constable summoning jurors and a claim about hearing ability.
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Justice Stout
William H. Ogden
Ogden
Boonne
Liberati 10 Gives Souvenirs to 10 Women at Park Concert
Thursday at Fairview Park Signor Liberati celebrated bandmaster will present each attending lady with a copy of his new composition Our American Belle. The program features March Our American Hello overture Fingal's Cave Mendelssohn waltz and several solos. A second concert is planned at night with soprano Katherine Klarer appearing in multiple performances.
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Fairview Park
Signor Linerati
Fair+ view
Noth
Stiss Katherine Klarer
Neara Ay
Liperat
Mendelssonn
Volment
Kennedy
E. Giamont
Hulu
Wietions
No Evidence Found In Bribery Probe Of City Works
Noel and Brown failed to produce evidence of crookedness by the Board of works as the council investigation yielded no witnesses with direct knowledge. Witnesses including Woods Lyons Sheridan and Gates testified they had no information, and a dispute arose over the scope of the inquiry and former counsel’s role. The committee will reconvene Friday with Manon Hunt as witnesses.
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William N. Gates
Marion County Construction Company
Joan F. Lyons
Cornelia
Noel
Wynne
A. L. Manon
George E. Hunt
William Bosson
James W. Xel
Ed Logsdon
Elas
Court to Tighten Divorce Provisions in September
In a court dispute over Arthur Fish and his spouse, Judge Allen announces a September change to ease procuring divorces, hoping to curb hasty separations. He considers keeping the case under supervision, delaying a decree, and weighing social impact amid ten children involved.
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Allen
Circurt
Arthur Fish
Taggartites Plot to Back Holtzman Then Knife Him
Rumors from the Republican committee rooms say Taggart allies will back Holtzman in the convention to win the nomination and then abandon him at the polls in the fall election. The scheme aims to outmaneuver Holtzman’s rivals while the Democrats back McCullough, amid internal GOP antagonism toward Holtzman.
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Republican City Committee
Taggart
Themether
Ume
Republicant Committee
Holtzman
Mia
McCullough
Republican Committee
Rooma
Holtsman
James 8 M Murray Dead at 86 in Indianapolis
Samex B McMurray aged nearly 70s or 80s, one of the citys wealthiest men, died Thursday morning at his home 222 College avenue. He recently hosted a dinner for eight dozen men all over eighty. He was grandfather of BE J Lewis an Indianapolis newspaper man.
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Samex B. McMurray
Indianapoli
College Ave
Boys Arrested For Bathing In City Limits In Heat
Charlie Kinneya, 18, of 16 Norwood, and Shirley Green, 16, of 1438 8 East St., were arrested Thursday for bathing in Pleasant Run near Madison Drive inside city limits. The heat prompted the plunge as their first offense of the year.
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Charles Kinneya
Norwood
Shirley Green
East St
Pleasant Run
Madison Drive
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in North Topeka
A typhoid fever outbreak has appeared in Mort area Topeka Kansas linked to contaminated water from wells used for drinking and cooking as authorities seek sources and remedies.
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Topeka
Kas
Bulgaria threatens war over Turkish troops transfer
Vienna July 2 Bulgaria warns European powers that war may follow if Turkey does not withdraw troops from the transfer and Turkey's attitude is blamed for the crisis. Bulga ria says it will act unless demands are met.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Turkey
Hitz Quits Amid Prohibition Mayor Candidacy
George Hitz resigns from the township advisory board citing fear of setting a bad example while continuing to sell county supplies. He prefers the unpaid public office to quitting his county supplier business.
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George Hitz
What Could You Expect When a Man Goes Fishing
A clipped local report mixes a court scene with a small town note. Martin Day, a peddler, pleads for leniency after admitting drinking during fishing and seeks a pledge, while Judge Whallon denies mercy and imposes five dollars and costs. The piece also covers four homing pigeons released near El Pao and Mary Anderson’s fine for drunkenness and loitering. City markets announce Friday hours and Saturday closure.
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Martin Day
Whallon
Deluge Strikes Peru and Wabash Rail Lines Turbulent Floods
Severe floods hit the Peru and Wabash areas with hours of heavy rain and lightning. Water submerged Elmwood and North Mere areas as culverts and railroad tracks washed away. Flooded valleys, destroyed crops, and disrupted trains mark the scene as crews assess damage July 7 reports.
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Ind
Mera
Hain Teil
Merm Ghd
Elmwood
Witin
Richvatley
Wabash
Pero
Wil Ramsay
Lagro
St Lafontaine
Rich Valley
Weeing Theer
Grtahyas
Thipelt
Bel River
Democratic Lawyers Rally Behind Holtzman in Push for Nomination
The Sun reports that a large group of Democratic lawyers back Holtzman. Henry Warrum leads the effort with conferences in his office and advisory talks aimed at securing Holtzman’s convention selection. other attorneys, including John Claypool, say support exists though no formal endorsements have occurred.
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Holtzman
Stevenson
Attormeya
Henry Warrum
Tak the Sun
Warrum
Nin
Hihin Offce
Moltema
John \. Claypool
Tarrsman
Hollaman
North Side Residents Seek Belongings From Ella Teena
Crowds gather at Capt. Gerber's office as North-side residents claim Ella Teena stole belongings from homes. The accused worker in multiple households is charged with grand larceny and is alleged to have taken clothing and decorations from Mrs. Samuel Fox Mrs. Hurty and Mrs. Dean among others.
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Ang
Nursday
Gerber
Polie
Puilding
Ella Teena
Samuel Fox
J. N. Hurty
J. ©. Dean
Gideon Gideons Hold Fourth Annual Indianapolis Convention
The Gideons the Christian traveling men group hold the fourth annual convention in Indianapolis with headquarters in a Baptist church building. F B Montgomery leads the meeting at 10 a.m. to discuss growth from three members in Vanesville Ohio to 100 members in 15 states. The group aims to promote Christianity among traveling men with F A Garrick of Chicago as national president and Wilt C Hall as state president.
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Gideone
Gideons
Christan Commercial Traveling Men’s
Order
Indianapolis
Baptist Church
F. B. Montgomery
Montgomery
Vanesville
German driver wins Bennett automobile cup at rally
The German racer Jaenetty led to the final reckoning after a tight finish with the Frenchman De Frenchman, who reached the final fret at 533 points before the German started his final run to secure the cup.
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Bally Shannon
Icetana
Jaenetty
Janenetey
Holtzman Eyes Upbeat Campaign Amid Attacks
Local figure John Holtzman denounces attacks on his conduct as center of Marion County politics and predicts strong showings after three rallies. Forecasts for Indianapolis call for generally fair weather with potential thunderstorms and warm temperatures. Parallel notes report Dinkey poised to replace Corey at Carnegie Steel, and a church organ raid in Dublin with threats of arrests. Special prices advertised for diamonds and jewelry in Fairview Park.
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McCullough
John Holtzman
Holtzman
Marion County
Holteman
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