Robbery and assault at Mantel & Medias pawnshop
Two men attacked Mantel & Medias pawnshop clerk Simon Gold in daylight during a rainstorm as crowds passed. Gold, with a fractured skull, is hospitalized in serious condition. Robbers escaped with cash, jewelry, watches, and a suitcase, totaling about $4,000, while police seek two suspects described as a heavy set older man and a taller younger man.
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Simon Gold
Mantel & Medias’ Pawrshop
Massachusetts
City
Indianapolis
Gold
Cher
Mr. Mantel
W. Washingtons
Mantel
Massachusetts Ave
Bicgelmen Schlangen Radamacher
Cers Trimpe
Woodard
Sam Mantel
Flo
Manufacturers unite to curb saloons in Anderson
Anderson Indiana July 12 manufacturers from the area decide to press city officials to confine saloons within a prescribed district. A petition signed by local manufacturers will be presented at the upcoming city council meeting to push the reform.
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Anderson
Ind
Honor Americans at Brest Visit by U S Ships
Officers and sailors from the United States battleships Tennessee and Washington were greeted by a vast Brest crowd. Citizens cheered as officers paid respects to the maritime prefect and local officials, with boisterous acclaim following the visitors to and from the ships.
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Scripps-Moine Press Association
Brest
France
United States
Tennessee
Washington
State Board Meets for Quarterly Health Session
The State Board of Health held its quarterly meeting Friday afternoon. The secretary’s yearly report for the year ending June 1 was read.
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State Board of Health
Reed
Local Jottings Highlight City Happenings And Plans
The state house elevator rest is over and a new cable installed. Newcastle firms form two incorporations to build. The State Board of Tax Commissioners adjourns Friday after hearing rail and telegraph complaints. Gary post office grows to near third class. Michigan trip hints for Judge Pritchard. Central avenue sewer extension planned. Morton monument uses 14,000 pounds of bronze costing about 36000. Secret service officer Halls staffs the federal building. City officials debate market stalls rents and a new East Market Protective association forms with William T. Cook elected president.
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East Market
Cook's Election Means Trouble in Market Group
William T. Cook heads the Last Market Protective Association opposing a city coliseum at the market house site. He questions mayoral motives in the building plan and faces disfavor from city officials while market friends seek a different president.
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Market House
Fair and warmer tonight with Saturday sun
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Saturday with pleasant temperatures. Sunrise is at 4:25 and sunset at 7:15.
County Assessor flagships rise in 1307 assessments
County Assessor Albert A. Womack announced Friday that the increase in corporation and trust assessments in 1307 over last year would total 33,416,220. This rise excludes banks which have not yet been assessed.
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Nounced
Bridge and lumber trust members jailed in Toledo case
Judge Morris sentenced six men from the bridge trust Trammond and Cleveland to six months in prison. Fourteen lumber trust members, led by local dealers, received the same term. Brick Supply Company members who pleaded guilty to pooling under the Valentine law were fined 1.90 and costs each.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
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Bridge Trust
Trammond
Cleveland
Morris
Lumber Trust
Toledo Brick Supply Company
Burglary at Oxford Apartment on E Vermont Street
The apartment of Paul Simons at the Oxford on E Vermont Street was entered by a burglar and a small amount of money was taken. The incident occurred Thursday evening.
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Paul Simons
Oxford
E. Vermontst
Notion for a new trial in Rhodius probate case
Drs. James H. Ford of Indianapolis H M Moyer of Chicago J S Hardy and J N Coans of Lebanon testified George Rhodius was sane but the court did not allow them fees. Judge Merley is expected to deny the petition at the next term of court.
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James H. Ford
Indianapolis
H. M. Moyer
Chicago
J. S. Hardy
J. N. Coans
Lebanon
George Rhodius
Merley
Roosevelt hosts Japanese guests at luncheon in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt entertained a distinguished Japanese party at lunch in Oyster Bay on July 12. Attendees included Admiral Yamamoto Viscount Aoki ambassador Motoki Kondo and Congressman Herbert Parsons Assistant Secretary Bacon and Mr and Mrs E G Morgan. They reportedly exchanged warm greetings and expressed hope for enduring friendly ties between the two nations.
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Admiral Yamamoto
Viscount Aoki
Motoki Kondo
Mikado
Herbert Parsons
Bacon
E. G. Morgan
Instructor Robert Hall Leads City Trip to Northeast
Robert Hall of Manual Training high school departs Indianapolis with a three person party for a ten day tour of the northeast. The itinerary includes Niagara Falls Albany Jamestown New York City and Washington with visits to these eastern cities.
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Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
United States
Niagara Falls
Albany
New York City
Jamestown
Washington
Park Board Confronted by Women Demand Dust Halt
At the Saks building the Board of Public Parks faced a packed room of women from N Senate Ave and Fall Creek campaigning against gravel dust from the creek. They insisted on stopping haulage, while the board said it cannot act and advised petitioning the mayor. The session adjourned after park official assistance.
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Board of Public Parks
Saks
N. Senate Ave
Fall Creek
Park Board
M. A. Downing
Henry Jameson
J. Clyde Power
Hhes
Spades
Brookside
Garfield Parks
Knights of Pythias
Riverside Park
Twenty-seventh
Thirtferhsts
Tax Board Hears Final Complaints From Phone Firms
The State Board of Tax Commissioners closed its session Friday with hearings from Michigan Central railroad and several Indiana telephone firms. Everett urged no raise for rail lines despite earlier assessments, while Tricks ville and Dubois County companies argued for changes. Officials noted ownership of telephone boxes and warned Bassett his request would wait after late filing. Prison sentences were ordered for bridge agents for the first time in Ohio history, with suspensions and paroles offered as an option.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
W W.everett
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Everett
Freieht
Lasser Pep Peele
John Glosser
Tricksville Telephone Company
Indiana
J. Robert
Dubois County Telephone Company
H. Webb
Pike County Telephone Company
Bassett
Ohio
Harry Hammond
W. N. Cleveland
Board of Public Service
Girl Killed in Auto Drive Near Danville
Agnes Hul dah Garger a chorus girl was killed near Danville Pa when a touring car driven by Fred Owen went at high speed, struck a gully and leaped, throwing her from the seat. She died en route to a physician’s office, with a broken neck.
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Danville
Agnes Huldah Garger
Fred Owen
Owen
Johnson suffers setback as court voids Central-ave fare grant
Cleveland July 12 Mayor Johnson loses ground in his three cent fare drive as a special circuit court upholds Judge Phillips and reverses the Central-ave franchise. The grant is invalid for lack of consents. local circuit court exits due to political issues with a panel of Judges Wildman Wilson and Donohue.
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Johnson
Central-ave
Law Fare Company
Phillips
Ohio
Wildman
Wilson
Donohue
Habich Bicycles Offers Rails and Rims For Sale
Habich bicycles advertised with steel rims Thor hubs and a Person saddle priced at 25 dollars. Coaster priced at 5 dollars extra. Sold by Gus Habich at 121 West Washington Street. Also Cabrets offered at 2 dollars per dozen from Harrod's Studio 116 Virginis-ave.
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Washington Street
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Herbert L Brown Tramps Boston to San Francisco Quest
Herbert L Brown of Boston, a Harvard graduate, walks from Boston to San Francisco on a college wager. He arrives in Wabash ahead of schedule and has until October 13 to complete the journey.
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the Sun
Wabash
Ind
Herbert L. Brown
Boston
Mass
Harvard
San Francisco
Boy Killed by Banana Peel Fall on City Sidewalk
Kansas City July 12. Robert Kindred trod on a banana peel on First street sidewalk was hurled to the ground his head struck the pavement breaking his neck He died within minutes in a tragic street accident reported by The Sun Special.
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Kansas City
Rohbert Kindred
Fire at Atkins Law Works
A smell blaze was found early Friday at the E. C. Atkins Law Works located at South and Illinois streets. Fire crews extinguished the fire without any injuries or losses reported.
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E. C. Atkins Law Works
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Illinois-sts
Death Toll Reported From July 4 Celebrations
The Tribune in Chicago tracks fatalities and injuries from July 4 festivities. The Sun notes the death list reaching a total of two.
Three Rooms Furnished Complete at People's Outfitting Co
Interior decor sale listing multiple room sets with price cuts. Furnished complete four rooms option noted with values and discounts, including new pianos and percentage savings, typical mid century catalog style from The People’s Outfitting Co.
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People’s Outfitting Co
People's Outfitting Co
Denison Barber Shop Ad Promises Clean Hov Use
An old local notice advertises the Denison Barber Shop offering a cleaning service slogan and a ten word Tae Sun ad. The item mentions a three day period for a 15 cent rate and promotes sale of old traps.
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Tae Sun
Haywood Says a Woman Lied in Court
Harry Orchard testified as a strong witness for himself while Senator Borah began cross examination on Friday afternoon and the defendant was asked to see the questioner's eyes.
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Harywood
Senator Borah
Haywood
Borah
Steunenberg
Haywood Denies Paying for Crimes Involving Orchard
In a wiliness stand statement, W T Haywood says he never paid Harry Orchard or anyone to kill Steunéwhere or commit crimes. He asserts Orchard was a federation member and that his claimed crimes are false in every particular.
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Lyte Gregory
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Federation
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Alaska
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Steunéwhere
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