Prohibition National Committee Considers Tomlinson Hall Option
The Prohibition national committee faces either closing or declining an option on Tomlinson Hall for July. Chairman C. E. Newlin announced the plan after adjournment of the Democratic national convention in St. Louis. Rumors say Dr. Bilas C. Swallow of Harrisburg may not seek the presidency, while Gen Miles could be favored by Prohibitionists if the Democrats fail to nominate him. General Miles reportedly prefers top Prohibition placement if needed, to show Democratic strength. Oliver W. Stewart, Prohibition national chairman, arrives in Indianapolis to address a meeting at Masonic Hall and to speak to the Prohibition youth college in the VY.36 A hall.
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Tomlinson Hall
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Prohl
C. E. Newlin
Bilas C. Swallow
Harrisburg
Azontas
Conventun
Gen
Miles
Ie Ix
Dem- Sevarice Wicker
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicas
Indianapolle
Masonic Hall
Indianapolis
Prohi College
Roosevelt Chance Seen In Democratic Nomination
Indiana Governor Durbin, returning from St Louis, predicts Parker will be named president by the Democrats and Roosevelt’s election hinges on majority. He plans to inspect Valparaiso Normal School while the State Tax Board meets this week amid a strenuous schedule. A light local note reports a canary named Billy sparring with a police matron and a stray horse story involving William Rorter Jr. and a Hamilton county pasture dispute.
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Mound City
Indiana
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Democrauy
Roosevelt
Valparatsy Normal School
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Billy
Reisner
Efter
Banff Dawson
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William Rorter, Jr
Adsante
Hamilton County
Admire
Murder arrest after Morris death shocks city clerk
Laurence Conover, a Houder's drug store clerk, was rearrested on murder charges after William Morris died from injuries after a stabbing three weeks ago. Morris had been discharged from hospital but relapsed and died while seated. Conover faced a pending assault case and now a more serious charge. Court officials expressed sympathy as his preliminary hearing was postponed to July 7.
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Laurence Conover
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Enda
Houder’s
Wiliam Morris
Huder's
Morria
Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby states
Partly cloudy unsettled weather with likely no rain. Tuesday night and Wednesday temperatures rise from 70 at 7 am to 78 at noon and 82 at 2 pm. Local thunderstorms expected in Indiana and adjacent states with winds noted.
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Winda
Reform School Overseer Secures Jobs for Returned Boys
Judre Stubbs busied himself Tuesday aiding reform school boys who returned from Plainfield and secured good jobs for all of them.
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Judre Stubbs
Plaineld
McCoy Brothers Slated for Federal Court Appearance
Alfred and Thomas J. McCoy, alleged bank wreckers of Rensselaer, were due in federal court by noon. No appearance had been entered. The cases will likely extend to July 11 when they are referred to a referee in Dankrupley.
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Alfred
Thomas J. McCoy
Rensselaer
Dankrupley
Advancing on Russians With Japanese Repulses and Casualties
London July 8 Central News reports Japan's first army holds a long line from Motisa Ling pass toward Sisin Kal pass.Russian resistance at Motlen Ling pass failed, with about 80 killed or wounded on the Russian side. Japanese forces progress northwest toward Fen Shal Ling, with 45 Japanese casualties reported.
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Roofed shed near new traction terminal nears completion
The shed of the new traction and terminal building is being roofed with poplar boards. A petition started along West Market Street against the wooden covering was discarded into a waste paper box as there would be no smoke or hot cinders. The building nears completion with some upper rooms occupied and all expected to be by September 1.
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Evans seeks divorce over domestic violence and child custody
Mrs. Florence M. Evans accuses her husband James R. Evans of striking her and threatening severe violence. She seeks a divorce and requests custody of their child.
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Florence M. Evans
James R. Evans
Leave Town If Youll Let Me In Police Court
Fred Ray of Lexington Kentucky pleaded for permission to leave town after being charged with larceny and picking pockets at the fair grounds. The judge fined him 30 dollars and ordered 36 days in the workhouse on each charge. Pence was discharged. A separate dispute over torpedoes discharged by bicycle men led to a police court airing and Pence’s discharge. Also noted: a parliamentary visit to the United States this fall drew signatories from a House of Command coalition.
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Lexington
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Pence
Bleydlemen Askine
Duncan
Frank Pence
Hoshour
Sorer College-ave
Dog Poisoner Fined in Woodruff Place Court
John P. Hart of Woodruff Place faced Justice Smosh for poisoning a dog owned by Lyle R. Easterly. Hart, who lives in Woodruff Place, was fined five dollars after a Tuesday hearing and expressed distress over dogs in the area.
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Lyle R. Easterly
Woodruff Place
Justice Smosh
Hart
Soldiers pull down Union Jack in Whitestone incident
In Whitestone on a July day Sergeant Charles Montgomery Corporal William Moseley and Privates Brown Clark Winslow of Fort Totten pulled down a large British flag from Heathman Armstrong after he refused to take it in. Armstrong claims the soldiers were uncouth and boisterous though a witness disputes the account.
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Artmatrong
Montgomery
Clark
Armstrong
Not a Hold-up Man Clarified in Sun Report
A Sun report incorrectly stated on Saturday that Ed Kewen S068 Ilmo least was among those arrested Sunday for highway robbery. The correction clarifies Mr Kewen was the man held up, not one of the robbers.
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Ed Kewen
Ilmo
Mr. Kewen
Bryan Loses On First Ballot Parker Dominates
Fragmented convention coverage shows Bryan trailing Parker on first ballot with Pennsylvania backing Parker and anti Parker forces routed. Reports detail Gutman and Marylanders backing Parker, Tammany Hall activity, and Indiana organizing for Parker with delegates pledged to support on initial ballot.
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Parker
Runaway horse breaks through plate glass window in town
A delivery horse owned by Ben Fry of 2 Eddy Street ran amok in East Washington Street Tuesday morning and crashed through the plate glass at Johnson and Woodbridge paint shop at 25 Washington. Though injured, the horse was not seriously hurt.
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Eddy St
E. Washington St
Johnson& Woodbridge Paint Shop
Washington
Burglary Reported at Vent Fats Room Tuesday
Marshall Levey filed a notice that his room in Vent fats was entered on Monday night and valuables were taken. Authorities reported the incident as a burglary with details limited to the location and time of entry.
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Marshall Levey
Oyster Bay Talks Aim to Harmonize Fairbanks Speeches
Senator Fairbanks and President Roosevelt plan a July meeting at Oyster Bay to ensure their acceptance speeches are in accord after notification of nominations. Roosevelt expects to notify first on July 2 with Fairbanks to be notified August 2.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Jackson
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North Indianapolis Murder Trial Set for Wednesday
Eatell McGlatchling, a colored man, will face criminal court Wednesday morning for the murder of Timothy Stapleton in North Indianapolis. The dispute arose over tools during a ditch job, McGlatchling fired his revolver, Stapleton died minutes later, and the killer was later captured. Stapleton had no known relatives in Indianapolis and received a funeral funded by local charity. Bailey Declines Chairmanship at St Louis Convention. Texan Bale Tex to join platform and resolutions committee. no decision yet on permanent presiding officer.
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Timothy Btapleton
Indianapolis
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Stapleton
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Bailey
Pt. Louis
Henator Bale Tex
Texas
New Pianos A and up and Distress Gata from Wilsons
New piano catalog style note listing brands and products including Native Herbs and Wilsons Drugmor for coughs and colds. Mentions addresses and local stores with sparse legible details.
Commercial Trust Company Claims 10 Be Paid In Full
Union Trust Company, receiver, filed report with Judge Carter on Tuesday. Company assets total 43,197 with 9,201 on hand and 5,904 from Willard Hubbard subscription. Receiver sold securities to Milton XN. Simon for 8,978 in cash and was authorized to pay the Commercial Trust Company in full, plus 4300 in service and attorney compensation.
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Willard
Simon
Inia Trust Company
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Freerone
Marriage license clerk pockets blank forms at race day
A marriage license clerk reportedly pocketed blank licenses on the fourth and planned to accommodate couples pursuing licenses at the races. He claimed a sacred duty to help all unite, saying he would accommodate any couple who followed him.
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Sourbier
Triple Lynching Fears Grip Mount Holly After Assault
July 5 report from Mount Holly New Jersey details Mrs Biddle wife of a farmer near Rancocas who was assaulted by three men in her home on Tuesday. A posse of angry citizens pursues the suspects and a triple lynching seems likely as the community stays on edge.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Biddle
Rancocas
Greeks Celebrate Fourth Engaged Greeks in Beach Fight
James Kions and John Alexis, two Greeks living in the city, celebrated the Fourth in American fashion at Brighton Beach. They fought Monday night and were cut on the head, taken to City Dispensary where Dr. Hawley dressed their wounds. Alvin Petree sues Capital Rattan Co. for 15000 alleging injuries from a fall while moving rattan to a teaching room. He claims trunks were placed to block the pile and a trunk toppled on him from ten feet, causing internal injuries.
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John Alexis
City
Brighton Beach
Dr. Hawiey
Alvin Petree
Capital Rattan Company
Drunk Man Recalls Glorious Night as Assault Case Unfolds
Ed Moyer testified in police court that he was drunk when Frank McAaffrey allegedly threw a brickbat, cutting Moyer above the eye. McAaffrey denied intent, was found not present in court, and was released.
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Ed Moyer
Frank McAaffrey
West St
Moyer
McCaffrey
Juvenile Court Sought Jobs for Family at Local Bureau
A man entered the Juvenile court seeking employment for himself and his wife, learning the bureau only hires under 16 offenders. William Merritt, 414 W Fifteenth, was held for arson charges but freed by police Tuesday. George Lyon, secretary to the mayor, returned to Delphi, his old home, amid heavy rain near the Tippecanoe river. Jewelry ads note a shop two minutes from Washington and Meridian offering 10 percent discounts.
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Man
Delphi
Tippecanoe
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