Ice Trust Probing Continues In Marion County Grand Jury
The Marion County grand jury continues its inquiry into alleged ice dealers and possible price fixing. Witnesses include Sterling Holt and Henry Dithmar as prosecutors seek evidence of an ice trust and restraints on trade. The probe aims to identify the territorial understandings among ice producers and assess profits and pricing practices.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Indianapolia
Talluve
Mr. Holt
Sterling R. Holt
Strgor
Indianapolis
Holt
Mefelt
Hole Jee and Cala Storage Company
Ice Trust
Grand Jury
Henry Dithmar
Polar Ice Company
John ‘Shelley
Bellefontainest
Clara Goddard
Coners’ Kee
Charles Denson
Consumers’ Company
Walter Ballenger
Holt Iee and Cold Storage Company
Frank Baugre
Natural Tee
Freq Frinker
Palmiert Expert Tests Blood Print Evidence In Murder Case
In Kanbab City Missouri Dr Paul Alexander Jonathane a former palmiut now medical practitioner was brought in by police to examine bloody gel prints on a gas pipe linked to Bertha Rowlin's death and Frant Kerns's injury and compare with lines on suspect Albert Crone's fingers. A Lady Curzon memorial service was held at Margaret's Westminster with leaders from political parties attending and the US ambassador Whitelaw present.
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Kanbab City
Paullexander Johnatane
Palmiut
Bértha Rowlin
Frant ‘Kerns
Albert 3
Crone
Lady Curzon
SerippaceRaa Preas
Indon
Margaret's
Westminster
al Reavely
Forkerine
India
Kedleston
Whitelaw
United States
Kno
Sage's Millions for Charity Promised by Banker
Auspicious remarks from Henry Claws, a New York banker and friend of the late Russell Sage, indicate most of Sage's fortune will go to charity after the will is settled. Executors seek Surrogate Thomas's order to continue estate business pending will filing as attorneys note. Temperature outlook shows fair weather for the next day. A separate brief reports a burglary at 4554 East Washington Street where $10 was stolen from an unlocked rear window safe, with $12 found nearby in a roll between wrapping paper.
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Scrippe-McRae
New York
Thomas
Iheestate
L. B. Green
Washington St
Green
Tuberculosis Vaccine Reported by French Scientists
Washington July 2 A vaccine which thought to prevent tuberculosis has been reported by physicians connected with the French Academy of Sciences. By inoculating infants with a tiny dose of tuberculosis from a human bovine origin a few days after birth, it is said the child will be protected from natural infection for life.
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Scrippa-McRae
Washington
lMentinea
French Academy of Sciences
Five Cent Fare Cut to White City Park Announcement
A five cent street car fare to White City Amusement Park will take effect July 26 on the Indiana Union Traction line. Round trip tokens include return passage and park admission, with entry to White City required to obtain the discount. Dr R C Light and Arthur W Brady finalized the agreement Saturday night, hoping to boost summer crowds and ease travel from Indianapolis.
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White City
Indiana Union Tractor Company
Notth Broad Rmpte
Waite City
R. C. Light
Arthur W. Brady
The
Traction Company
Bereement
Indianapolls
Amunement Resort
Bro Ripple
Indianapolis
Lyeaxong
Stolen Jewelry Worth $50,000 Arrest Report
In New York July police report Frederick Bennett a valet arrested in Pittsburgh on suspicion of stealing jewelry from millionaire Alexander F. Peacock, who is linked as a younger partner of Andrew Carnegie. Bennett formerly worked for Peacock and is alleged to have stolen valuables and other items from the Pittsburgh heir.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Associatism
New York
Pitteburg
Frederick Bennett
Bennett
Alexander, F. Peacock
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Fiteburg
Rex
Artis
Four Men Killed in Philippines Ambush Near Leyte
Battle occurred Sunday morning when a detachment of constabulary under Lieut. Williams engaged a six man palajagen band near Burnen, Leyte. Lieut. Worswick, 12 privates and Civilian Scout McBride died. bodies recovered. Reinforcements from the nearest station under Major Neville ordered to scene.
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Setippe-McRee
Neville
Hug
Held Hungarian Took His Money In Robbery Case
Chartlie Pettit and Joseph Shea were arrested Monday by Bicyclemen Morgan and Ameden and Patrolman Hostetter on charges of highway robbery and petit larceny. They held up a Hungarian workman at a house near 308 Westnt taking $10 while one man searched pockets. Both men are peddlers and reportedly have prior similar arrests.
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Chartlie Pettit
Joseph Shea
Morgan
Ameden
Hostetter
Ehareed
Political Meet at Oyster Bay Sees Delegation Arrive
A congressional delegation arrived at Oyster Bay for a conference with President Roosevelt on the congressional situation. Sherman chairs the Republican conference committee with Loudenslager and McKinley as secretary and treasurer, while Cocks stopped to visit Secretary Loeb. Livery rigs were arranged at the station to take the group to Sagamore Hill.
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Scrippe-3cRat Frees Association
Oyster Bay Y
Cannon
Sherman
Loudenslager
McKinley
Representative Cocks
Roosevelt
Republican Configeeional Committee
Congress
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Loek
Asi
Uncle Joe
Belinoy
Sagamore Hsn
Speaker
McKintey
Cocke
We Tury
Roslyn
Benatar Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Keystone State
Fourth Regular Infantry Soldier Hurried to Scene
Major Neville reports 40 to 1,000 palajanes at Reid. Lieut. Worswink, a Kangas University graduate, joined the constabulary last February after graduating June 9 from the constabulary school. This was his first battle near Buraenn in a coastal province.
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Neville
Reid
Worswink
Chiversity
Kangas
Constabulary
Leste
Apron fire at home ends with quick tear off
In a Fletcher Avenue residence Mrs Painter tore the apron from her clothing as flames spread from a burning apron to woodwork, a fire department response saved the building with about 25 dollars in losses. Dr J N Hurty traveled to South Bend Indiana Monday for a medical convention carrying a trunk of exhibits and will address the white plague topic. Ambassador Meyer reports on St Peterburgs situation as received at the state department.
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Mamalava
W. A. Painter
Fletcher-ave
Hurty
Bend
J. N. Hurty
Bouth
Ind
Menfay
Peterrebueg
Serigge-MoRse Perna Atmactntlogy
Washington
Toye
Meyer
St. Peteraturs
City considers funds for coliseum plans amid ordinance debate
A special session will discuss a $300000 coliseum purchase and a $590000 city dam project. The mayor and officials aim to carry out original plans while avoiding injunctions, with further talks on sidewalk improvements and other appropriations.
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Charles A. Bookhalter
Nowefty
Atta
Shennan
Coliseum
Alte
Paket
HehUing
Meyer
Paving Between Bails and Building Addition
The Board of Public Works promised Northwestern avenue property owners paving between tracks by the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company. The street, once bitulithic, is not yet paved between the tracks. Mia Hannan A Mansur seeks Building Inspector Winterrold's permission to add three stories to the building at 26 and West Washing.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal
Mater
Street Car Company
Mia
Hannan A. Mansur Hae
Winterrond
Ventures and conferences shape week in world and US
Events of the week cover Russia socialists crisis expect address, Pan American congress in Rio de Janeiro, Hague conference aims, interparliamentary union in London, engineers and steel institutes meet in Britain, Roosevelt at Oyster Bay with Cannon for GOP drive, Gand Templars convention in Boston, Catholic societies federation in Buffalo.
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Russia
BRAZL
Pan-American Congress
Rio Janeiro
London
Interparliamentary Union
London Sodar
Hague
American Institute of Minor Engineers
British Tron and Steel Institude
Oyster Bay
Roopeven
Cannon
Boston
Natl
Gand Templars
Bostat Ibuffalo
American Federatium of Catharte
Li Buftula
The Longworths In An Automobile Accident
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth suffered a rear steering failure near Würzburg Bavaria while traveling to Bayreuth. Their car veered off a road embankment at speed, jolting them with bruises and minor injuries but they declined to continue the trip. They returned to Würzburg and took a train to Bayreuth.
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Aertoms-MeRar Presa Assocision
Berlin
Nicholas Longworth
Wurzburg
Baviria
Uay- Fearh
Siigar
Longworth
Wiirgbore
Bayreuth
CAR SERVICE CASE ARGUED BEFORE R R COMMISSION
The hearing on the car service case was held before the State Railroad Commission Monday. Shippers seek reciprocal demurrage, arguing railroads delay unloading and loading and should pay or offset charges. The commission questions its power, and the case will be brought to the legislature for legal guidance. Representatives of railroads and shippers were examined.
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State Railroad Commission
Lravaus
Tia
Ratlromls
Sipping Tems
Source of Evil Found by Police
Chief of Police Meteger ban on pawnshops selling brass knucks slung-shots and other weapons. Officers detained four men for displaying such arms in windows under an old ordinance penalizing sale or display with fines up to 100 dollars.
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Robert Meteger
Metzger
Marin Healy
McKinney
Riverside Park
Metzret
Washington
Michael Drozdowics
Samuel Drosdowtex
Joseph Olahents
E. Waeh
Bryan Attends Peace Meeting Urging Bigger Hague Tribunal
London July 2 Scripps-Morse dispatch says delegates from nearly every country opened the fourteenth interparliamentary peace conference at Westminster Hall. Bryan and Burton represent America as talks span three days with aims to enlarge Hague tribunal functions and push for periodic diplomacy meetings and an international law codification committee.
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Scripps-Mouse Press Association
London
Westminster Hall
House, of Lords
Stasion
Hague
America
William Jennings Bryan
Don Fresemen Burton
Hill
Granger
Goldfogie
Williame
Bartholdt
Lord Weardale
Serulcy
Henry Campbell
Bannerman
Baron de Canceiant
Senats
Dr. Jobat
Signor Brannnitz
Teat An
Ice Men Indicted by Cincinnati Jury
Fifteen individuals and firms face charges in Ohio court after a grand jury probe into an alleged ice trust. Indictments name Ice Delivery Co, Jung Brewing Co, Suburban Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Co, Cincinnati Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Co, A. & H. Knorr Ice Co, plus listed individuals. Charges allege conspiracy against trade under the Valentine anti trust law.
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Scrippw-Mefing Dress Association
Cincinnati
Pitteay
Grand Jury
Tce Trust
Mads
Ice Delivery Company
Jung Brewing Company
Suburban
Ice Maanufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Cincinnati Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
A. & H. Knorr Ice Company
Robert BR. Reynolds
Percy Andreas
William G. Cels
John A. Prana
Joseph L. Bumbacher
Feeky C. M. Ferk
George L. Knorr
Peter Dreidame, Jr
Valentine Anti-Trust
Roosevelt receives thanks from Central American leaders
The state department reports that the presidents of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras cabled thanks to President Roosevelt and President Ding of Bexte for actions that helped bring about peace. Fishing tackle and camping outfits are advertised with prices. Gus Habich at 111 W Washington lists carpet cleaning and repair services.
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Roosevelt
Scripps
Meline Preas Association
Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduram
Ding
Bexte
Gus Habich
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