Riots at Kellogg Plant Over Union Demands
A night of rioting at the Kellogg switchboard plant in Chicago ends with windows and machinery damaged. Five hundred police are on standby as clashes occur between strikers, nonunion workers, and rioters. Deliveries resume with heavy escort, while appellate judges uphold a ban on Kellogg plant picketing.
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Emcace
Kellogg Switchboard Company
Abor
Kellogg
Hottcemen
Young
Teamnters Union
Chicago
Edisin Company
Une Power Company
Ciucago
Tawaguli
Panhandle
Font
Orde
Freeman
Ker
Stein
Appellate Court
Hiram
Gard
Direct primary urged for city clerk race in Dusineas
Charley Egger a clerk in the county auditor’s office considers a city clerk bid to succeed Charles Elliott only if the nomination occurs via direct primary. Republicans on the Southside name Anarjey Egerton and others as potential nominees while party leaders weigh whether a delegate convention direct primaries or other method will choose Elliott’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Egger
County Audtors
Charles Elliott
Egger
Elliott
Hookwalter
Growims
Feger
Charles Hillett
Ee Nott
Tire
Egerton
William Bogardus
Breunig
Bogardus
Marion Jub
Bockwaller
Conrad Keller
Publicafety
Iwas Geared
Keller
Hubbard
Panhandle
Logsdon
Tme
Het
Lilliott
The Knife Throwers serial in The Sun
The Sun presents an American mystery romance serial The Knife Throwers by Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey. It promises intrigue schemes love and marriage with practical, human interest and a satisfying ending. The first installment appears in The Sun on Friday July 24.
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Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
the Sun
Arrest of Allen E. Spain alias James Powers in horse theft case
Police locked up Allen E. Spain alias James Powers after a suspecting buyer, Harvey Rosenthal, brought him to headquarters to question ownership of a horse. Spain allegedly used false names, with a prior forgery record and time in reform school, now linked to earlier crimes and a discarded buggy sale.
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Eo Hayve
Guam
Wrrome Almec
Otdeneuves Gerber
Allen E. Spain
James Powers
Spain
Harvey Rosenthal
Jiveryman
Rosenthal
Gerbrr
Royenthal
Hoyse
Cape Garber
Uwa Sears
Bpaly
D.C. Hinati K. Northeast
Florys Bound Over In Army Pension Theft Case
James Flory and wife of Brightwood charged with stealing a watch and hundreds of dollars from veteran James Macken, a soldier. Officers found horse blankets in the Flory home. Bound over to the grand jury by Judge Whallon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flory
Brightwood
James Macken
Whallon
Flory
Classified Ads Update The Ninth Page Teases New Listings
New advertisements on the ninth page include dishwashers wanted in housework, mare for sale, furnished rooms for rent, mortgage loans, basement rooms for rent, unfurnished rooms for rent, vacant lots for sale, and other liners to read on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angist
Explosion injures Mrs Crawford in gasoline blast
Mrs WW C Crawford of 1629 Unionest suffered severe burns to hands arms and face in a gasoline explosion on Friday. A fire alarm was turned in but the blaze was quickly controlled with no further details available.
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WW. C. Crawford
Pathetic case and arrests at Olive Street
A weekend report details a May or Adama and Albert Thomas arrested for lying together at 1735 Olive Street. They faced fines, with hopes for sentence remission if public support aids a future marriage and divorce for the Adams woman. A colored boy, Hunter Hale, 9, was arraigned for stealing two newspapers and sent to Plymouth School. Also notes the death of pioneer Splamen Hewworth, 85, in Indiana with funeral Sunday at 10.
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Wa Theaters
Adama
Albert Thomas
Flegmag
Olive At
Thomas
Adams
Hunter Hale
Stubbs
Julia KE
Plymouth
Jim
AMG
Ind
Hewworth
Eloex
Incorporated notices list local firms and directors
Incorporators and directors for multiple Indiana and Mississippi firms are listed. Among them are Majeatic social club at 10 W North St Indianapolis with directors Harry Fidler Henry Colvin Henry Cate A M Demon Withred coal company No 3 Sullivan county capital stock 30000 W B Freeman W K Biles F W Black W S Starman H B Wilcox Indiana Mississippi atope and thm ber company quarry and market stone capital stock 3000 Directors John B Crafton C8 Dodson G EB Evans A G Conk G R Stewart Co Indianapolis wholesale coal lumber and building materials capital stock 10990 Incorporators Garland H Stewart Catherine T Stewart Minerva Wallace.
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Majeatic Social Club
North Rt
Inianapolis
Harrry Fidler
Henry Colvin
Henry Cate
A. M. Demon
Withred Coal Company
Suliivar
County
Incorporatora
Freeman
W. K. Biles
F W. Black
W. S Starman
Wilcoz Indiana & Miessessippi Atope and
Thmber Company
Indianapolis
Atone
Capital Tock
Ari.s.000
Directura
John B. Crafton
Dodson
EB. Evans
A. G
G. R. Stewart Co
Garland H. Stewart
Catherine T. Stewart
Minerva , Wallace
Miraculous Fight Against Death For Pope Leo
Rome reports a Friday bulletin shows little change in Pope Leo XIII’s condition. Doctors warn of possible relapse while noting his unusual vitality and the likelihood he may last days or rally briefly. Crowds prepare at St Peter’s as Rome awaits final outcome with church figures observing closely.
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Rome
Holy Father
Timrsday
Innis
Magnoni
Vatican
Leo
Sven Bla
Magzoni
Wrekneae
Prenenge
Serum India
Pledra
Monsignor
Mazzoni
Mars
Papal
Longa
St. Peter's
Asnervatore Romano
Gibbons
Paris
Faris
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Sulpice
Boy With Pluck Faces Juvenile Court After Running Away
A Boston born boy named John R Gunn, arrested in juvenile court for felonious conduct, admits running away from home. He says he joined Ridgling brothers circus in Buffalo and traveled west to Bloomington Indiana before discharge for a ponney running away. He plans to face his fate philosophically, amid curiosity from onlookers.
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Jotn R. Gunn
Tm American
Boston
Dlas
Ridgling Brothers Circus
Buffato
Bloomington
Veurt
Deadly Epidemic Warning Centered on U S Wool and Hides
A shifted, garbled notice warns of a contagious disease affecting cattle sheep and hogs and fears disruptions to trade with foreign nations. Secretary Wilson may push strong measures including disinfection of all wool and hides entering the United States.
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Warnington
Joly T
Danever
United States
Wilson
Good Boy Robert Trewer in Juvenile Court Case
A juvenile case centers on Robert Trewer who admitted stealing a bicycle. His mother defends his past behavior, insisting he was never in trouble and was honest. A probation officer noted little contact at home as the court ordered a report due Saturday morning.
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Robert Trewer
Avin
Alwat
Alwat A Girl At Home and No Nefether
Robert Urewer
Wilberforce Cottage
aMicer
Wis Wome
Indianapoelis
Signer Goes 10 Lehigh and Wabash One Last Time
A freight and passenger agent for the Co. and Fa hag ree signed to become Lehigh and Wabash freight system general manager. Forecast for Indianapolis area calls for partly cloudy weather with possible showers and local thunderstorms in Indiana Friday night and Saturday. In Columbus, Indiana, a quarrel over a path ended with Taber shot in the jaw, leaving him unable to state who struck him.
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Nichmond
Ind
Daly
Spryj
F E. Slewer
Genera
CO & Fa Hag Ree
Lehigh & Wabash
Rpstem
Indianapolis
Indiana
Columbus
Frank Laber
Ed Lane
Webbermith,Jr
Taber
Jase
Political maneuvering whispers in a tense campaign
In a fragmented discussion James Keach and others debate Elliott's withdrawal from the Republican ticket. They weigh party strategy, potential benefits to Democrats, and whether a new candidate could consolidate support against rivals amid shifting allegiances and lingering tensions.
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Efferveser
James Keach
Pim Narry
Charley Elliott Ant Bookwalter
Legion
Bookwalter
Elliott
Velvan
Eliott
Craig
Eliiatt
Killott
Cane Bookwalter
Soya Watt
Mrs Madison says her name forged on street improvement petition
Mrs James Madison testified before the Board of Public Works that she never signed the petition for the Linden street improvement from Lockwood to Linden and that her name was forged. She owns property along the projet and urged action to protect the gravel roadbed from Belt Railway water damage. The board referred her complaint to the city engineer for action.
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James Madison
James Mailison
Collegenave
Board of Public Works
Lockwood
Linden-st
Madison
Ax Sar
Roan Rf
Board of Works
Bris. Madison
Lagroon
Madleon
Went In to Lick the Editor in a Fire
Loganport July 12 A blaze caused by an arsonist smoke alarms led to a rear door fire at The Record office. Burtons manager Lon R. Hurton narrowly escaped as intruders burned papers and damaged clothing while editor Oliver Hand stayed calm. The scene ended with Hurton in fragments and Hand unshaken in the sanctum.
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Logansport
Ind
Charactectati
Lon R. Hurton
Chicago
Burton
Oliver Hand
Colter
Wife Testimony In Domestic Case Cites Lockouts And Abuse
In a police court hearing Judge Whallen hears Reuben Humphrey describe harsh treatment by his wife’s husband. The defendant woman testifies she was forced to live on her own and faced confinement in a workhouse if she would not work. The judge imposes fifty dollars costs and thirty days in the workhouse.
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Smre
Reuben Humphreya
Dougloas Sr
Whallen
Eriday
Juage
Pin
Eloped couple wed in Indianapolis after Cincinnati elopement
Wallace Hoyer of Cincinnati married Emma Viola Greve of Cincinnati in Indianapolis at Rev. James I. Fannhouser's residence after elopement. They wed without parental blessing with the couple accompanied by friends and officials from the Wig Four railroad. The bride was a youthful partner four years younger than the groom. The newlyweds departed on a late train toward their home city.
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Love
Indianapolis
F.ce Wallace Hoyer
Emma Viola Greve
Cincinnati
James I. Fannhouser
Race M
Market
Cline
Boyer
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Canal
SUN
Ohloat
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Signer
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Wabash
M Keach
Charlie Elliott
Mede
Board of Public Work
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Fairview Park
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