Indianapolis grocers to stop liquor sales by Aug 1
City License Inspector David Tullis says about 100 North Side grocery stores sell liquor under government licenses but remain illegal under state and city law. Grocers with post law licenses face closure when licenses expire, while saloon men argue the trend harms legitimate taverns.
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Indianapolis
David Tullis
Mr Tullis
Tullis
United States
Marion County
George Breunig
Ninth Ward
Gerncer
Local Jottings Show City Life In Mingled Banter
Mayor Bookwalter and Police Chief Metzger sat with Judge Whallon in court Friday morning as a prisoner quipped that beating the crowd would be heroic. The column notes shifts at the New York store picnic and Hyde Park humor, with townspeople and officials stirring in July heat and plans for the Hamilton county reunion picnic at Brookside park. Musings include the Indiana Uniform Bank encampment, a $8 600 house project near Sixteenth and Meridian, and updates on the North side streetcar repairs while soldiers and families visit camps.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Robert Metzger
Whallon
Magill Arrest Sparks Public Outcry Over San Diego Case
State's attorney Miller concedes no evidence against Fred Magill or Faye Magill in the death by own action of his wife. He plans to have them released, blaming gossip and Chicago papers for the arrest. Citizens and public opinion here had doubted any conviction.
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Faye Magill
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California
Chicago
United Press
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Grant H Clay D D Dentist
Grant H Clay M D now located at 108 N Delaware street opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis after fourteen years with the New York Dental company.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delawarest
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolia
The Gem Laundry and The People's Outfitting Co Listing
Local ads advertise The Gem Laundry offering family washings at per pound and ironing for flat pieces. The People's Outfitting Co offers a reduced price on a complete three room furnished set and other goods including a Bliss Native Herbs product and new pianos starting at $16. Wulschner's invites readers to Meet Your Friends at the Bull and Bear in Ohio Street.
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GEM Laundry
Regiments Wait Expectantly at Indiana Camp as Gov Reviews
Preparations at Fort Benjamin Harrison advance for governor’s day with a grand review at 4 30 p m Sunday. regiments One and Two await action on the distant hilltops while Third regiments hike the reservation. Hospital corps under Maj. Sommer reports minimal illness as 60 Indianapolis officers staff the camp with a full drugstore tent and a staffed mess Runaway heat and mosquitos loom as inevitable camp conditions.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Hanly
George Knox
Indianapolis
W. G. Everson
Franklin
Col. McCoy
Petersburg
Benjamin Harrson
Volunteer Army
Hospital Corps
Edgar F. Sommer
Corps
Chocolate” Wells
Cook
Harry M. Franklin
Professors Forecast Women Growing Beards Across Centuries
Special to The Sum Chicago July 20 University of Chicago paleontology head Samuel W Williston told coeds hair will grow on women's faces. He predicted moustaches and full beards for women, sparking astonishment as students teased and debated styles while quipping about Van Dyke cuts and center parts. He warned the change would come only after many centuries.
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University of Chicago
Samuel W. Williston
Department of Paleontology
van Dyke
Noah
Senator Peffer
Kansas
Haul's Attorney Raps the Court in German Trial
In Karlsruhe, Dietz for Carl Haul, a Washington professor accused of murdering his mother-in-law Frau Molliter, charges an organized conspiracy to convict Haul and seeks adjournment until a key witness Wieland is examined. He accuses the court, prosecutor, and jurors of bias and unethical conduct, threatens a duel with Prosecutor Bleicher, and claims the trial lacks judicial integrity.
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Germany
Dietz
Carl Haul
Washington
Frau Micolster
Hau
Frau Mollter
Wieland
Moliter
Frau Moliter
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Eller
Hall
Bleicher
Carl Hall
Haywood case heads to jury after long opening
Boise July 4 United Press reports Haywood prosecution closing its opening in the Steunenberg murder trial. Hawley appears exhausted yet persuasive as Richardson prepares to speak for the defense. Judge Wood bars Colorado labor trouble references, altering both sides' arguments. Courtroom crowds pack the proceeding, with a risk the trial ends in disagreement.
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Miners’ Federation
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Hawley
Clarence Darrow
Mr. Borah
Guments
Steunenberg
Idaho
Colorado
Haywood
Negro Robs Gas Meter in Highland Avenue Home
Neighbors saw a man of dark complexion at the cellar window of 2018 Highland Ave. He stayed briefly and left revealing a robbed gas meter with a small amount of change taken. A description was provided to police.
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Ross
Colton St
Frank Denton
W. Morris Sr
Fire department receives $100 donation from Daniel Stewart Drug Co
The fire department was presented with a $100 check from Daniel Stewart Drug Company on Saturday. Accompanying letter praised the department for its work during the July 7 fire and urged continued donations to the pension fund since balls to raise revenue are no longer permitted.
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Daniel Stewart Drug Company
Indiana lumber firm tax mixup risks $125 penalty
Oran M. Pruitt, president of Indiana Veneer and Lumber and secretary of Indiana Lumber and Veneer, discovered Friday he paid taxes for the wrong corporation. The taxes for the intended company were delinquent, and he works with county officials to correct the error and avoid a $125 penalty.
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Oran M. Pruitt
Indiana Veneer and Lumber Company
Indiana Lumber and Veneer Company
Countess Rosslyn Granted Divorce in Edinburg
A divorce was granted to Countess Rosslyn formerly Anna Robinson an American chorus girl and opera singer today. They were married in March 19 Anna Robinson is the daughter of a Minneapolis hotel man.
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United Press
Edinburg
Scotland
Countess Rosslyn
Anna Robinson
Minneapolis
Institute Time Set for County Institutes
The office of state superintendent Fasser A. Cotton lists county institute dates from July 29 to November, naming counties for each session. Washington county opens July 29 with others scheduled in Clinton Floyd Fountain Orange Spencer and more across the state, including Morgan Newton Cass Perry yet undated.
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Spencer
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Decatur
DeKalb
Elkhart
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Jasper
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Knox
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LaGrange
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Laporte
Miamon
Miami
Porter
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St. Joseph
Steuben
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Vanderburg
Wayne
Clay
Delaware
Dubois
Grant
Hamilton
Hancock
Henry
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Jefferson
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Madison
Monroe
Montgomery
Ripley
Sullivan
Vermillion
Vigo
Wabash
Whitley
Martin
Posey
Morgan
Newton
Cass
Perry
Telegrams requested in Rhodius marriage case
John W. Claypool, attorney for the Rhodius inquiry, seeks court orders to compel local telegraph firms to preserve all telegrams involving Cass Connaway, Thomas C. Whallon, and Bobie Warren related to Elma Dare and George Rhodius. Telegrams are typically destroyed after six months. The telegrams would be used as evidence.
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Elma Dare
George Rhodius
Cass Connaway
Thomas C. Whallon
Bobie Warren
Rhodius
Mr. Claypool
Wrecker Defaces Sign on Lodge Property
Bryant known as the Wrecker painted over a sign with water and lime on Saturday morning. The work occurred on a wall just east of the Odd Fellows building being torn down at Washington and Pennsylvania streets. The sign, painted without contractor or lodge consent, encroached six inches on lodge property so the defendants claim a right to deface it.
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Bryant
Odd Fellows
Washington and Pennsylvaniasts
Lodge
Four Rooms Furnished Complete at The People's Outlet
A four room furnishing package is offered complete for 155.00, down from 225.00, at The People's Outlet. The sale highlights affordable home furnishings and invites buyers to take advantage of the reduced price.
Michigan Wreck Kills Thirty With Fiery Inferno Scene
A Michigan traffic collision left 30 people dead and 65 others injured as cars caught fire and many victims were incinerated. Witnesses described the scene as an inferno with chaotic flames and smoke engulfing the wreckage.
Deadly Pere Marquette wreck near Salem claims many lives
A Plymouth Salem excursion train crash into a coal freight near Salem, Michigan, killed at least three and injured more than 65. Officials dispatched a relief train and surgeons before collision, with bodies recovered from the mangled wreckage as crews toiled to clear the tracks.
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Detroit
Salem
United Press
Mich
Union Depot
Plymouth
Pere Marquette Railroad
Ionia
William E. Keene
W. F. Dobbins
Scene of Horror at Plymouth Railroad Wreck
A Salem wreck survivor describes a Plymouth disaster scene with bloodstains on his clothes and a chorus of groans. He recounts mangled bodies, severed limbs, frantic search for relatives, a madwoman seeking her child, and passengers fainting under the burning sun as cars lie piled like tinder.
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Salem
Union Bank
Negro Found Living in Market Cellar and Arrested
Special Officer John Hudson found Charles Smith of Evansville living in the market house cellar while he worked in the basement on Saturday morning. Bicycle Officer Charles Galnisch, after breaking a cellar window, persuaded Smith to come out and was helped by Bicyclemen Wilson and Golnisch. Smith was jailed on loitering charges.
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Charles Galnisch
Charles Smith
Evansville
John Hudson
Smith
Wilson
Golnisch
United States Weather Forecast Summary
Fair tonight and Sunday with sunset around 4 32 and low visibility. No significant precipitation expected. Temperature hints at mild conditions across regions with scattered clouds. Information appears fragmentary and may not reflect full national outlook.
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