Ice Trust Chiefs to Wear Stripes in Toledo
Toledo records show five ice trust magnates jailed amid a statewide public outcry. Prosecutor Lynch and Judge Kinkade stood by the people as prices fell from 10 to 6 dollars per ton after a yearlong probe revealed a price-squeezing combine. The effort, led by independent campaigner Weehnheimer, exposed sustained manipulation of the ice market and earned broad support for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Waldeck
Toledo
Ice Trust
Iran
Splene
Staetland Oi Company
Ahwue
Vity
Nailer
Nestle
Absir
Lesters
Tce Com
Ite
Newa-Reo
Michigan
Bee
Michigan Lakes
Ice Trust Probe Ready For Action
Marion county grand jury delayed action on the ice trust inquiry, with Deputy Prosecutor Yay Nor Groninger stating jury involvement will begin Tuesday or Wednesday. A partial report was issued Monday, indictments were returned for several petty theft cases including Welch for theft from Cyrus Herold, Hinckley for earrings from Henry Bloom, Fuller for brass and copper, Renz for $15 from James Flynn, Mack and Smith for valve thefts from Fairmount Glass Works, and Kitchell and Parker for a horse and wagon theft from Charles Gamerdinger.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Ice Trust
Yay
Henry Bloom
John Fuller
Louis Sagalowsky
Carrie Renz
James Flynn
Cornelius Mack
Frank Smith
Fairmount Glass Works
Edward Kitchell
James Parker
Charles Gamer~ Dinger
Bevy of Girls in Thaw Case Involving Evelyn Nesbit
Evidence grows that Harry Thaw held a bitter grudge against Stanford White’s architect as chorus girls recount threats against his wife. Thaw receives visitors in Tombs cell while prosecutors and defense counsel exchange notes. Mrs Thaw visits, and the district attorney’s alienist Dr Carlos McDonald discusses care. Evangelist W A Cuddy to speak on prophecy at Gospel Tabernacle church.
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Scrippa-Mefine Prean Association
New York
Harry Thaw
Stanford
White
Wis Ife
Sssistant
Garvan Hones Isoom
Thaw
Barry Thaw
Tombs
Clifford Whiteridge
Civil Walts
Roscoe C. Peck
Peck
W. A. Cuddy
Atlanta, Ga
World Wide Christian Calon Association
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Masaschusettsave
N. Ennstst
Jerusalem
Paula Desmond
Hattie Forsythe
Miss Nesbit
Garvan
Edna McClure
Mazis Foletty
Margaret Rutedge
Violet Pearl
Edna Goodrich
Vera | Whitmore
Grace Field
Gertrudr
Grant
Europe
Slop
Paris
Mies McClure
Sprin| Whirl” Company
Aggressive neighbors beat man after wife assault in Evansville
Oliver Bryant, a water coal miner, whipped his wife in Evansville Indiana. Neighbors dragged Bryant from his home and beat him with fence rails and clubs. He was arrested and hospitalized. Police may pursue murder charges after identifying those who attacked him. Mrs Bryant was unconscious when neighbors arrived.
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The
Sun
Evansville
Ind
Oliver Bryant
Bryant
Panic at Young's pier crowds at resort show
At Young's pier in Atlantic City 2000 people attended a moving picture show when a machine exploded and a fire broke out. More than 100 injured, mostly women, as shoppers scrambled for exits. Women and children were rescued to rooftops and into water as fire crews battled the panic.
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Scripps-McNar Prese Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Young's Pier
Ben
Little Boy Slain In Tulsa Case Disturbs City
Fragmentary police report notes the death of a boy named Harry, the years old son of J. E. Pries, found under unclear circumstances in Tulsa. Investigators pursue leads as residents react with shock and calls for answers.
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Tulsa
L. Ty
Harry
Body of Workman Flinn Pulled From Canal
The body of Michael Flinn of Blackford Street was found in the canal near a dam Monday morning. He had been seen Saturday night, and it is believed he fell from the dam while walking along its top. Flinn, a longtime Kingan Packing employee, was identified and taken to the city morgue.
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Michael Flinn
No. A. SB
Blackford St
Acme Milling Company
Flinn
Kingan Packing Company
Greeks Will Test Order In Police Court
Four Greek shoeshine parlor proprietors arrested for defying Sunday closing orders appeared in police court seeking July 4 continuance. Their attorney demanded a jury. The cases stem from a police investigation that found the boys employed were underpaid and worked 14 to 15 hours daily, with Sundays kept open to test the law.
Subway In Bad Condition Near Washington Street Viaduct
William Bt Taylor of the School Board urges city action over a deteriorating subway under the railway near 8 Muralsl and Washington street. He notes a new N Rural Ave school benefits south of the viaduct while children risk crossing tracks. City Attorney Matwon sees contract limits but expects railroad compliance. City Engineer Miller to investigate.
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William Bt. Taylor
Washington-st
N. Rural At
Board of Public Works
Frederick E. Matwon
Iowa
Blaine Miller
Talon
Pembroke
Borges Blamed Owen In Abero Court Convict Statement
In a Boston court, Ferdinand E Borges, once a financier linked to the Bern plantation fraud, was sentenced to a long prison term at Charlestown after pleading or being found guilty. He claimed Owen orchestrated the swindle and said he was merely employed. He defended his actions in a lengthy court statement read by his attorney.
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Tee Sam Bobton
Mase
Ferdinand E Borges
Logansport
Ind
Charlestown
Borges
William D. Gwen
Indiana
Bern
Gwen
Juntlife
White
Ferdinand B. Borges
Italy
William I. Owen
Owen
Gorges
Baker
Horges
Mannetest
Oyen
Blexico
Veven
Four Killed In Wreck Story Of His Life Details
The article chronicles Borges born in Logansport and his volatile life from blacksmith to promoter. It notes a family estate, various ventures, and earnings from stock sales and oil deals. A railway wreck near Ottawa and other schemes are mentioned, with names including William J. Wilson and several cities. Credits and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Borges
Logansport
And
Wiliam J. Wilson
Ind
Mall of Borges
X Forge
St. Louis
Raiger
Memphis
Sortens-McRae Pream Association
Indiana
Ottawa
Ohio
Tensiakaming
Northern Ontario
Tarmon & Hall
Lana
W. Waal
Chicago
Pitsburg
Knights the Dead
C. L. Potter
Yarmouth
Templar
Pittsburg
S. E. Mills
Detrait
Mien
Percy W. Jordan
Carleton Price
Mary Rooms
George & Stearns
New Linkeard
Owen
Beaton
Chase
Avance
Consolidated Ubero ‘Company
Sewers to Cost Half a Million
The Board of Public Works approved sewer improvements totaling about half a million dollars. The Pleasant Run interceptor is set at about 25 thousand, with bids to be advertised. For the Shelby West Indianapolis sewer Julius Keller Construction Co placed the lowest bid at 10.25 per linear foot, totaling roughly 209,305 dollars of a 226,000 dollar estimate. other bids ranged from 1 to 19.34 per foot.
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Board of Public Works
Pleasant Run
Indianapolis
Julius Keller Construction Company
Capital Construction Company
Daniel Foley
Marlon Construction Company
West
Indianapolia
Boy Missing From Home In Riverside Park Disappearance
Samuel Calico, 14, of 298 Delaware Street, has been missing since Sunday at 2 p m after leaving home for Riverside Park. Police were notified Monday. No reason given for the departure. home described as a good one.
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Samuel Calico
Delaware St
Riverside Park
United States
Navy Department
United States Army
Thomas
Guam
Congressmen Died at Chicago Hotel
Chicago July 9. Congressman Henry C. Adams of Wisconsin's Second District died at the Auditorium today from acute bowel illness. Born November 26, 1850, in Verona New York he moved to Wisconsin in 1831. He served in the Wisconsin assembly two terms, was state superintendent of public property dairy and food commissioner, and was elected to the fifty-eighth and re-elected to the fifty-ninth congress. A Republican, he lived in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry C. Adams
Wisconsile
Toter
Mr. Adams
Verona
N.Y
Wisconsin
Wisconelit Assembly
Local men seek incorporation of Atlanta Tin Plate and others
Several new business entities filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state Monday. The Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mill at Atlanta Indiana aims for 254000 capital, with Edward L. McKee and others as incorporators, to acquire the Atlanta Rolling Mill and Tinplate assets and related incentive contracts. Other incorporations include Ge Teannos Mining in Exaneville with 100% capital Finch and Norton Sash Wight of Vincennes with 5000 capital, listing multiple named incorporators.
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Secretary of State
Atlanta
Ind
Edward L. McKee
Share A. Hibben
Rewards
Porter
Hiram Wasson
Charles A. Ford
Edguy
Watton
Willam F. Marker
Atlanta Rolling Mill and Tinplate Company
Lake Cre & Western Tollway Company
Ge Teannos Mining Company
Exaneville
Capital Finch
Alaska
James Platt
Wesley Wilson
A. H. Taylor
W. H. Breteehar
BF. Persons
Phillip Speck
Henry J. Claris
Norton Sash Wight Company
Vincennes
Capital Stock
Daniel W. Norton
John A. Cox
Edwin Shepard
National Banks Must Obey Law and Limit Loans
A July 3 report from Washington notes the Comptroller of the Currency warned all national banks to keep loans within the 10 percent of capital and unimpaired surplus limit. Undivided profits must be added to surplus before counting toward the limit, and excessive loans must be collected or reduced promptly to avoid charter forfeiture.
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Congress
Scrippe-McRae Preve Association
Washington
Ridgley
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