Old Man Finds Loot Intact as Bank Looting Probed
Special to the Sun from Hagerstown Indiana details a widening bank inquiry. Cashier Bowman disposed of evidence while depositors recover assets. A $100 old man’s package remained untouched. A Hagerstown woman lost rare gold coins and insurance papers. Stonebraker’s $4500 government bond claim proves false.
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THE
SUN
Hagerstown
Ind
Spekentier
Commercial Bank
Bowman
Inc
Mayor Darrow Now on Trial in Laporte Court
Special to the Tribune and CN reports that in Laporte Indiana on July 1 the disbarment case against Mayor Lemuel Darrow City Attorney H W Worden and Attorney John W Talbot opened in the Laporte circuit court before Special Judge John F McClure of Anderson appointed by Governor Havly. The defendants face charges of conspiring to steal fur valued at several hundred dollars from a Michigan City dry goods store.
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TRE &Cn
Laporte
Indy
Agsinst
Lemuel Darrow
H. W. Worden
John W. Talboc
Drs
Stella Lula
Michigan City
Laporte Circuit Court
John F. McClure
Anderson
Haxly
Big order for tin shakes industry pricing talks
Negotiations between Blanchard O1 company and American Sheet Steel and Tinplate firm end after weeks over a record tinplate order. The deal covers about 2,000,000 boxes with a price range around 3.40 to 4.00 per box, totaling roughly 6.2 million dollars. Most of the order would serve foreign oil fields of the Standard company.
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Pittsburg
Blanchard Ol Company
American Sheet Steel and Tinplate Company
Standara
Albright on Trial in Troy Change of Venue
T. Edward Albright faces bribery charges related to a Suburban railway deal in St Louis. The trial opened Tuesday morning in Troy before Judge James T. Barrett after a venue change.
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Albright
Scripps-M' Rae Press
Abboclation
Troy
T. Edward Albright
SL Louis
James T. Barrett
Dine with Stalnaker at Columbia club dinner
Frank D. Stalnaker president of the Board of Trade hosted a Monday night dinner for 33 of 40 governors at the Columbia club. Guests praised the new building plans and discussed sale of old property, with remarks on the board’s growth and future usefulness.
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Frank D. Stalnaker
Board of Trade
Board of Governors
Columbia Club
Via
Stalnaker
Ite
Mortuary Fund
Han
Jacob Smith
Hoard of Trade
Army Post
Mr. Stalnaker
F. M. Murphy
Thomas Oddy
3. B. Swert
Albert Baker
A. A. Young
J. A. Kibler
J. ¥. McGettgan
H. D. Yoder
R. F. Beott
J. M. Shaw
Edward Hawkins
W. H
Jacob W. Smith
Fred Osterbrink
A. J. Gardner
Clash at Jail Over Powers in Newport
In Newport Kentucky on a Monday night a conflict erupted between Mayor Helmbeld and Jailor Proeiger over Power’s confinement after his return from Georgethen for a rehearing. Revolvers were drawn, Powers was struck in the face, and both jailer and deputy were arrested as crowds gathered outside the jail.
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Pepecial
SUN
Newport
Helmbeld
Proeiger ¢Iauhed
Calen Powers Powers
Goebel
Georgethen
Cochran
United States
Turyer
Wesigunt
Death of James Markey Amid Lake Erie Squalls
James Markey aged 47 died at his home on Central Avenue after a three month illness. He was foreman at the Atlantic engine works for over two years and leaves a family. Funeral arrangements are not yet set. Undertaker Renthan and Blackwell are in charge.
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James Markeby
James Markey
Central-ave
Review of a Day in the City and Local Incidents
A chaotic day in the city features a Republican primary vote tally near 9182 and expenditures for Bookwalter and Brulaker. A close rescue saves a child from a porch ledge as a crowd watches. burglaries claim jewelry worth 610 at G A Pfeifer’s home. Car collisions on Noble and Ontests injure drivers with minor harms reported. labor union leadership outlines officers for machinists carpenters printers and related trades.
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Roosevelt
Bookwalter
Brulaker
Oliver Shores
N. Pannaylvania St
Mpent
G. A Pfeifer
LDS Central
William Epray
Bridgeport
Noble
B. J. Colf
Machinists
Clarence Gaumer
Clgue
Steddard
Thy Carpenters
Josephina
Typographical Union
W. A. Landgraf
Harry Simon
Printers
Sargeant-At-Arma
Frank Garard
Henry Frischmand
Joan W. Madden
Benbe Chosen Branteon
Shirt-Sleeve Boss of Indianapolis
An outsider reporter profiles Jim Keach, city power broker in Indianapolis, who dominates the Holtzman administration from the mayor’s office. He relies on coercive leadership, with moves channeled through John Holtzman, and aims to extend influence for two more years.
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Jim Keach
Holtzman
Eto
Keach
Delaws Rest
Indianapols
Cincinnati
Boss Cox
Weach
George Lyon
Likre
Mr. Reach
Lyan
Lyn
Indianapolix
Louinville
Indianapolis
Keogh
Hentucklin
Tom Taggart
Joe Bell
Taggart
John Holtzman
Keatesman
Beach
John Holtsman
Simont
Board of Public Works Office
Toro
Japanese loan opens with extraordinary rush in London
SCRIPPA M RAE PRESS ABANCIATION London reports the new Japanese loan opened Tuesday morning with an extraordinary rush. The number of applicants surpassed the previous loans, which were over subscribed. Several individual applications were received for the entire loan.
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Scrippa-M'Rae Press Abanciation
London
Thesday
Appraisers near completion on Bigelow assets case
Milwaukee July 11 editors of Frank G Bigelow likely to receive 10 cents on the dollar attorney Thomas W Spence says assets may net under 200000. Appraisers readied to report results to John S Maxwell and bankruptcy proceedings reference.
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Scripps-3
RAE Press Association
Milwaukee
Frank G. Bigelow
Thomas W. Spence
Wisconatt, ‘Trust Company
Bigelow
United States
John 8. Maxwell
Root May Ask Loomis To Step Out In State Dept
Special to the Bun. Washington July. Root’s induction as secretary of state signals a department reorganization. He will appoint a new first assistant secretary to succeed Francis Loomis of Ohio. The third assistant secretary is Herbert Dr. Peirce, in charge of consular service. Lloyd Griscom, minister to Japan, was considered for first assistant secretary. The president will approve Root’s broad plans.
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Washington
Hithu Root
Nead
Aoe
Francis B. Loomis
Ohin
Loomis
Tostead
Herbert H. Dr. Peirce
M. Petree
Root
Lloyd €. Gris. Com
Philadelphia
Japan
Dr Culver Learns of Suit for Support
Dr. Dudley M. Culver of 743 Fletcher Avenue learns of a suit for support. He blames his domestic troubles on the treatment of his three children by his second wife Mrs Culver who would not permit the children to stay at the home.
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Dudley M. Culver
Fletcher Ave
Actor Draws Cigar Question Prompts Light Exchange
An actor asks why cigars are named after popular performers and notes it seems fitting that a famed draw should accompany a cigar. The remark, cited as “Why do they name cigars after popular actors,” reflects a light, informal line of inquiry about branding and taste.
Breach of Promise Suit Debate in Cherokee Indictment
July 1 report from Cherokee Indiana notes Silmon Brandt, a wealthy bachelor, offers defense in the breach of promise suit valued at 375,000. The plaintiff appears to be Katherine Crippen Shyaire, with contention that the defendant spoke while asleep and acted without volition.
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Scripps-M'Rae Pres Association
Silmon Brandt
Shyaire
Katherine Crippen
Woman union advocate Ilian Frederick aids garment workers
Indianapolis labor pioneer Ilian Frederick helped organize garment workers ten years ago. She rose from worker to local president and national executive board member, guiding shops and conditions to align Indianapolis with leading cities. Her perseverance and leadership boosted union footholds and worker loyalty nationwide.
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Illian Frederick
Garment Workers’ Union
Itarat
Indianapolis
Mise Fredricks
Fredricks
Mise Eredricya
Farmon
Mise Fredricks Haa
Doctors in Session at Lewis and Clark Exposition
The annual meeting of the American Medical Association opened Tuesday morning in the auditorium at the Lewis and Clark exposition grounds. Dr. J. H. Musser of Philadelphia presided as president. over 400 delegates and 5,000 members and their families are in the city for the event.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Portland
Jy I
The
American Medical Enociation
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Upr
J. H. Musser
Philadelphia
Peasants Seize Russian Poland Hunt Grounds Near Spale
More than 200 peasants occupy the czar’s hunting grounds near Spale in Russian Poland and convert them into grazing land for cattle and sheep. Encamped on the grounds, they vow to remain, caring for over 1400 head. Meanwhile a city land sale notice advertises Northwestern Park Addition with low terms, parking incentives, and a sales pitch for dye works at 136 Massachusetts Ave.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Warsaw
Czar
Spale
Russian Poland
Northwestern Park
Sorthwestern Ave
Aml Coh Bt
Pulleys and Machinery Advertisements From Old Bupply Co
An OCR fragment lists pulleys shifting bows and machinery from Bupply Co. It mentions an old nurse’s remedy for children teething, Mrs Wingow's Soothing Syrup, described as soothing the child and easing pain with wind colic. It prices at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Jer O18
Gad Bupply Co
Popular Wedding Trip to Mackinac Inland Steamer
A wedding trip aboard a D. and C. steamer to Mackinac Inland promises delight with cool breezes. Blairrooms and parlors reserve. advance Bend fo, for iQne arated pamspbiet. Address A BCHANTZ, G. T. Mgr.
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Mackinac
Bchantz
T. Mgr
Low Rates to Northwest Resorts on Northwestern Line
Low fares daily from many points to Lake Geneva Waukesha Green Lake Devils Lake Madison and more. Frequent through trains and the illustrated booklet The Lakes and Summer Resorts of the Northwest offers maps hotels and rates sent for stamps to W A Kni pker Chicago.
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Tobago
Lake Geneva
Waukesna
Green Lake
Devils Lake
Madison
Attiwaukes
Fond du Lac
Oshkosa
Neenan- Menashe
Enale River
Mentronten
Se Paul
Lake Almnetooka
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
Marquette
Northwest
Pacific Northwest illustrated booklet advertisement
A Chicago and North-Western Railway leaflet promotes a illustrated view of the Pacific Northwest with natural resources and rapid growth. The text touts Lewis and Clark Expedition related tours with low excursion rates and guided trips. For details write A W. B. Kniskern at 05 Jackson Waule Vara, Chicago.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago & North-Western R'y
Calcena
Scenic Great Lakes Region Promises Ideal Summer Retreat
Descriptive tribute to Lake Superior and Georgian Bay as a premier summer resort with trout streams, deepwater fishing, hotels, climate, and forests. Mentions access via the Chicago and North Western Railway and steamer routes through Duluth Superior Hancock Marquette and others.
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Lake Superior
Georgian Bay
Chicago & NortheWestern R
Duluth
Superior
Hancock
Wearnan
Marquette
Bault Bee
Railroad Time Cards andaseyed typos and timetable details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe train times and station references with garbled words. The text hints at schedule entries such as 3:25, midnight, 1:20 am, 3, and arrival times, plus local lines and city references. Entities include railroad terms and times, but readable specifics are limited.
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Odessa
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Postafice
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Somewhere Ville
Flloomis
DR. Culver
Reston
Pearson
Crown Bailey Sterling Krell
Chickering Kurtzmann Steinway Regent
Hallett & Compton
Royal Lohmer
N. Penn
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Lomavilin
Solambon
Ohio
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Springfield Division
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