Democratic Chairman Moore Endorses Fair Election Boards Plan
The city Democratic chairman urges mayoral candidates C A Gauss C B Clarke and W E Kroll to name election board members and submit lists. Moore will select from those lists to ensure fairness. Seyfried accuses Moore but no proof is offered. Gauss denounces false assertions and Seyfried is warned to honor party accord.
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Democratic Party
Moore
C. A. Gauss
C. B. Clarke
W. E. Kroll
Paris
Henry Seyfried
Seyfried
Officials urged to aid Indiana public accounting bureau
The Indiana public accounting department circulates letters to public officers statewide seeking suggestions and cooperation. Officers requesting an examination are told state examiners will not be named until a functioning system is in place.
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Public Accounting Department of
Indiana
Governor Stops Boxing Matches in Lake County
Indiana Governor intervenes to halt prize fights in Hammond and Lake County while directing the Lake circuit court to order arrests if needed. The action follows a pattern seen in Clark County as authorities seek to curb outlaw boxing and maintain state statutes. A fatal incident earlier at Brightwood underscores the regulator’s urgency.
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Lake County
Kentucky
Chicago
Marshall
Indiana
Clark County
Ed Alvy
Jeffersonville
Willia C. McMahan
Lake Circuit
Hammond
Ind
Lake Counts
Johnny” Thompson
Danny" Guoodman
Dave Rollo
Morrie Bloom
Marty Lavin
South Chicago
Jos Clancy
Stockyards
Hoosier Territory
Columbia Athletic Club
Indiana City
Denies Husband Dragged Her to River Bank
Oren F. Figg aged 24 was arrested on a charge of dragging his wife toward White River with intent to throw her in. The wife told police in his presence she planned self harm but he prevented it. Detectives trailed them for five miles to a Dalton street location where they were found. The wife had previously sworn out an assault warrants but withdrew it.
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Oren F. Figg
White River
Figg
Dalton Street
Meridian Street
Coffin
Simon
Rugenstein
White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
T Sanford White
White, But Not One Was Really Ever Taken With Him. Miss Nesbit
Mr. White
E. Thirty-third Street
Women accused in case of enticing teen to illegal house
Minnie Merlin and Mollie Chappel faced Judge Stubbs on charges of soliciting and entreating a 17 year old girl to become an inmate of an illegal house on N Capitol avenue. They asked for criminal court transfer and were granted it. Each was released on $80 bond. Affidavits filed by Humane Officer Merrill.
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Minnie Merlin
Mollie Chappel
Stubbs
N. Capitol Avenue
Humane
Merrill
Parents in Custody Clash Over Children Case
George Brown filed habeas corpus to stop his estranged wife Daisy Brown Ketrow from taking the two daughters from Ohio. The petition asked to bar removal from the state. Judge Remster heard the case and allowed the older girl to visit her mother in Pennsylvania.
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George. Brown
Daisy Brown-Ketrew
Rosa M. Brown
Pennsylvania
Indian student Dhingra sentenced to death in Wyllie case
London July 2 Madar Dhingra the Indian student who fatally wounded Sir Curzon Wyllie and Dr Lalaca in the Imperial Institute on July 1 was sentenced to death today. Arthur J Horspey publisher of the Indian Sociologist was sentenced to four months for publishing seditious matter in the periodical.
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London
Madar Dhingra
Curzon Wyllie
Lalaca
Imperial Institute
Arthur J. Horspey
The
Indian Sociologist
Krishnavarma
Driver Fatally Hurt in Runaway Accident
John Carr employed by Armstrong Transfer company was fatally injured when his horses ran away on Cruse street Friday noon. He was thrown from the wagon and run over his neck.
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John Carr
Armstrong Transfer Company
Cruse Street
Frame shed of Drake and Warrenburg burned at noon Friday
A frame shed at 1500 Walker Street used for making second hand boxes was destroyed by fire at noon Friday. The total loss to the property was about 1200 dollars.
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Drake & Warrenburg
Walker Street
Thomas Robinson Found Guilty of Bicycle Theft
Thomas Robinson, 15 years old, was found guilty Friday of stealing a bicycle and was sentenced to the reform school by Judge Stubbs.
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Plainfield
Thomas Robinson
Friday
Reform School
Stubbs
State files suits to recover delinquent railroad taxes
Attorney General and Assistant file actions in circuit court against Terre Haute & Peoria, Vandalia, and receiver Velney T. Malott seeking attachment of funds and property for overdue taxes totaling 30,003.26 dollars dating 1897–1904. A receiver is asked to sequestrate funds of the Peoria line and a temporary injunction is sought. In White Plains, Thaw discusses his motive for shooting Stanford White, detailing a controversial interview and past statements about his wife and White.
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James Bingham
Morton S. Hawkins
Terre Haute & Peoria Railroad Company
Vandalia Railroad Company
Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indiana Railroad Company
Sahm
Clark
Peoria
Former Head of Teamsters Is Sentenced
Cornelius P. Shea former president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and ex Indianapolis resident was sentenced in New York to five to years for attempting to kill Alice Walsh. Judge Warren W. Foster condemned the brutal crime and criticized labor leadership, noting Shea’s past power in Chicago during a strike that disrupted city business and caused deaths.
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New York
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Indianapolis
Chicago
Court of General Sessions
Alice Walsh
Warren W. Foster
Shea
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Niagara
Teamsters
Walsh
Miss Walsh
Thirteenth Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John McCabe
W. Thirteenth Street
Independent movement forms to back Alford for mayor
A citizens meeting on E Tenth street launched an independent political group with temporary officers F M Wright president David Roahn secretary S Williamson treasurer and a special committee to raise funds and gauge support. Roahn says Fremont Alford would run if urged by enough people and another meeting is set for next Thursday at 112 BE Tenth street.
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E. Tenth Street
Fremont Alford
Ths
F. M. Wright
David Roahn
S. Wiliamson
Wright
H. C. Ferguson
Charles Iingdon
Roahn
Alford
Tenth Street
No Lands For Slocum Heir In Indiana Land Report
Richard Slocum Kinney of Meshoppen Pennsylvania says he is an heir of Frances Slocum the Pearl of the Miamis. He wrote to Governor Marshall asking about a report that Indiana lands once owned by Frances exist. He remains seeking parcels for heirs. No such lands exist and the heir has been informed.
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Slocum
Richard Slocum Kinney
Meshoppen
Frances Slocum
Marshall
Indiana
Frances
Two Boys Sent Home From Indianapolis Arrest
Benjamin Reardon and James Connell, arrested in Indianapolis, were ordered sent back to St. Louis by Judge Stubbs on Friday. The youths are wards of the juvenile court of St. Louis.
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Benjamin Reardon
James Connell
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Stubbs
Coys
Juvenile Court of
St. Lows
Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm Draws Crowds and Support
Visitors frequent the Salvation Army fresh air camp where donations arrive as sheets and provisions meet need. Capt. McLain notes happy mothers and children, a planning revival service with Mrs. Munselle to preach, and widespread appeal for funds via Major Escott.
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Capt. McLain
Munselle
I. Munselle
Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm
Escott
Baldwin Block
Franklin pleads not guilty before judge
Harvey C. Franklin, charged with forgery, was brought back from Little Rock Arkansas and arraigned before Judge Pritchard Friday morning, where he pleaded not guilty. He had been missing for several months and his trial is expected to be set soon.
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Harvey C. Franklin
Little Rock
Ark
Pritchard
Grover Hert Injured In Motorcycle Crash
Grover Hert of 512 N Noole Street was riding west on E Washington Street near Oriental Street Thursday night when his motorcycle swerved while he checked on a companion. The machine struck a tree and Hert sustained head injuries.
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Grover Hert
N. Noole Street
E .Washington — Street
Oriental Street
Hert
Runaway Horse Hits Undertakers Wagon in Front of Capitol Home
A runaway horse crashed into the Tutewiler & Son undertakers wagon in front of Mrs. Ide Clark’s home at 2345 N Capitol Ave. Her drowned daughter was noted, and Mrs. Eva Miller of 11 E Maryland St. and William J. Wysg of 1512 Woodlawn Ave. were injured as occupants were thrown from the buggy. The horse was angry near the Hights on an automobile.
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Tutewiler & Son
Ide Clark
Capitol Avenue
White River
Eva Miller
Maryland Street
William J. Wysg
Woodlawn Avenue
Am a May Brown Died at Home Entered Crown Hill
Ioma May Brown beloved daughter of Earl and Julia Brown died July 5 at home 110 Pleasant Street after 2 months of age. Funeral held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Crown Hill. Friends invited to attend.
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Ioma May Brown
Daugh Earl
Julia Brown
Pleasant Street
Crown Hill
Unclear Draft News Item With Mixed European Travel References
Fragmentary report notes a New York in July 23 update mentioning a society president and his daughter returning from Lusitania in Europe. Other lines reference Huntington and Dr Nahant Massachusetts and a train, but many details are garbled and uncertain.
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New York
Jon
Equaiety
Eur Lusitania
Cal
Unusua
Morton
Suly
Huntington
R. Huntington Ar
Lusitania
Europe
Dr. Nahant
Mass
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Billy’’ Moore
A. A. Clerk
Bright Wood
Rollis Irving
Alabama Street
Brightwood
Irving
Allebes
Wonderland Amusement Park
Shea Geis
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Bingham
Countess OF
Yarmouth
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Judge
Franklin
Ama May Brown
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