Printer Strike Threat Tops Civil Service News
Government printers face a potential strike as the civil service commission moves to reinstate Miller and prepare for widespread reentry of workers. Secretary Jortelsen engages with a machinery maker to modernize typesetting, while public printer Palmer confirms immediate reemployment for Miller if certs are granted.
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Wiliam A
Atrel
Civil Service
Jortelsen
Miller
Proctor
Chil Service Commission
Palmer
Diller
Oner
Civil Service Commission
Werk
Stock Market Declines Sweep Wall Street on Friday
Heavy selling frayed prices across steel and industrials with declines from 2 to 16 percent. Lock money market remained steady and foreign exchange showed weakness as traders awaited a favorable bank statement expected Saturday.
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Lawer
New York
St. Paul
Wall-st
Two Big Smashes New Fork Car Firm Fails
Talbott Taylor and Co, a major car wallat firm, collapse after years of operation while W J Stowe Co experiences suspension amid the financial turmoil.
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New Fork
Talbott,Taylor & Co
W. J. Stowe & Co
Primary voting opens Friday for Democratic delegates
Fractured OCR reports voting begins Friday to choose delegates for the Democratic convention. Polls close Saturday at 6 PM with details unclear. Report notes 37 precincts and arrangements for early voting, though many words are garbled. Local officials expect orderly turnout.
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Arakom
Fresh Air Mission Seeks Funds From Public Support
Revon appeals to the citizens of Indamapia tar ain for donations to the Fresh Air Mission at Vairvew Park. The plea stresses dwindling funds, urging cash gifts and small contributions to aid those in need.
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Revon
Vairvew Park
Uilsstan
Innocent Husband Cited in Detroit Fraud Arrest Narrative
Mex Jaeoh Rosenthal, nee Miss Lorn by Thume, arrested in Detroit on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. She arrived in Indianapolis Friday, cited her husband, and noted a recent honeymoon during the event. Corroboration from Mrs Rosenthal referenced. further elements expected.
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Mex
Jaeoh Rosenthal
Lornby Thume
Mahana
Lacob Osm Thal
Detroit
Insianapolis
Grenthal
Mra. Fosenthal
New Liner Advertisements on the Seventh Page
Read as the liners on the seventh page show items for sale such as Pony and Phaeton, dog and conk seeks, plus help wanted for a grocery boy, dishwasher, agent, and furnished room for rent, all listed among brief classified notices.
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Aeventh
Ares Pony
Phaeton
Conk
Roma
Addy
Oh Gee A Female Rail Worker In Lye Juvenile Court Rides Westbound Train
A female railway drifter appeared in Lye juvenile court after being found at Union station following a Wangalia train ride from the west. She spoke haltingly about her age and background, naming Lizzie Lawrence and claiming Brazil as her home, while offering few verifiable details.
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Lye
Union Station
Wangalia
Stubne
Wax
Penurst
Lizzie Lawrence
Brazil
Lawyers Gather For Annual Meeting In Arkansas And South Bend
The American bar association plans hearings at Tot Springs Arkansas with senior overider tak and speakers including Sir Frederick Pollark from Yingland. Senator Beveridge speaks in South Bend on September 1% at the State Bankers association annual convening. The State Charities Board meeting, led by Secretary Amos Butler, opens with organizational work and routine business.
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American Bar Association
Boverider Tak. Nlser
Tot Springs
Ark
Low
Frederick Pollark
Yingland
Ieveridge
South Bend
State Bankers’ Association
State Charlies Board
Fic
Amos Butler
Fragmentary 19th Century News Tie Ups Morristown Beaum ont Knoxen
Conductor D M Hail killed in a wreck near Morristown Tennessee and Southern Foundry at Snoxville burned causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Burglars stole bonds at Lisbon Virginia post office. Mob at Beaumont Kentucky shot and killed Mooney Aten a Black man who had killed Deputy Skenabury. Unknown assailants killed 10 in a freight wreck near Knoxen Montana. A cigar dealer in GC W Solomon was fined in New York for counterfeiting the union label. James Ponard and pride arrested in MC Bloomington and returned to Pont. Alleged he abducted a girl mother and then fled with her daughter as married.
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D. M. Hail
Morristown
Tenn
Southern Foundry
Snoxville
Lisbon
Beaumont
Tax
Mooney Aten
Forceman Skenabury
Knoxen
Mont
Hiz
W. Solomon
Tobeco
New York
Wep
Union Clgar
James Ponard
Pride
MC Bloomington
Pont
Ti Ie
Bug House In Indianapolis Sparks Insect Report
A report describes a bug cloud near Indianapolis last Thursday with insects resembling moths swarming Broad Ripple and nearby areas. Observers watched a glowing ball in the sky then it disintegrated, leaving ground covered with the insects as residents sought relief from the disturbance.
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Inddianapolis
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
River
Oliveraves
Emma Apple Case Sparks Police Court Halt
Emma Apple’s father objected to a marriage to George Trindle and accused him of larceny. Trindle faced theft charges after borrowing eight dollars and an umbrella, which were not repaid. Acting Judge Wilkinson held the case, suspending judgment if the matter was settled, while Miss Apple prepared to marry Hatite and claimed her father’s support.
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Quay
Mary
Emma Apple
Georer Trindle
Wikinson
Trindle
Rnmts
Robbery at downtown drug store details unknown
John Hewitt was robbed of four dollars in money and a four dollar check while sitting at a soda counter in a downtown drug store Friday. He was en route to the bank with the money. another check remained untouched in his pocket. He works for Inland Coal Company.
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John Hewitt
Inland Coal Company
Crowds view Pope Leo XIII in state at St Peter's
Rome July 24 crowds filled the capital to view the pope's body in state at St Peter's. Visitors included Italians from provinces and some foreigners. The Italian court plans a special morning service at St Sadaria Peror, while Cardinal Oregna Thorndig drew comment for driving. Reports note con artists seeking cash claiming relation to Leo XIII. The pope's will names Leo as heir to church property, with gifts to family and physicians. Cardinals at their fourth session debated the conclave date amid telegrams urging German French or English cardinal selection, with Polish Catholic committee voices expressing views on the choice.
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Rome
Holy Father
St. Peter's
St Pe
Cne 10
St. Sadaria Peror
Oregna
Thorndig
Sevara
Vatican
Leo XIII
Leo Stlanil
College of Cardinals
Leo
AMD
Polish Catholica Ecommittee
Moscow
Ysape
Son of a President and an Ex-Slave 10 The Rescue
A boy, son of ex president Benjamin F. Harrison, and an ex slave, Ray Knickerlocker, narrowly escaped serious injury after a wagon wheel ran over him during a scare. He was carried to his home after being found in an alley beside Merton music store. The incident occurred around 340 a.m. and involved a frightened horse and a driver for Fertig & Kroverland.
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Denison House
Russell B. Hareman
Benjamin F. Harrison
George L. Knox
Ray Knickerlocker
Fertig & Kroveertland
Merton
N. Penneyteaniast
Thirteenth St
Ward 12 Friday Night May Spark Local Political Clash
In Ward 12 and Ward 5, plans for Friday night stir interest as Democrats head toward primaries for delegates. A councilman nomination race in Ward 13 draws attention amid talk of beer presence and campaign tensions. Local figures Mike Kelly James Sullivan Ed McLaughlin Teddy Coyne compete neck and neck.
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Jeffries
Mike Kelly
James Sullivan
Edward McLaughlin
Teddy Coyne
Dt Ta Vaid
Keachie
George A. Dickson Near Death at Crow's Nest
George A. Dickson, president of the Dickson and Talbott theatrical firm, lies near death at Crow's Nest, north of Indianapolis, after Bright's disease and kidney complications worsened. Attending physician Dr. A Kimberlin had overseen his care. his condition deteriorated Friday evening with alarms of possible death by morning, though later reported resting easier.
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George A. Tdickson
Dickson & ‘Talbot
Crow's Nest
Elide
Indianapolis
Bright
A. Kimberlin
Dickson
Ctty
Dickson & Talbott
Reports on Association Reports Slated for July
D J Mendenhall notes the building and loan associations weathered storms and now prosper. Unions of the same sector must file annual reports to the auditor in July. About 325 have already reported. insurers in Chicago are aiding the effort to speed filings. Most hope to complete between the 27th and 31st.
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Inam Associationr I
Sai D. J. Mendenhall
Puditora Ames
Joan Aracc
Sar
Nandrea
Lxhann
Wlae
Building and Joan Association
Aleg
Neal
Moore shoots at waiter over pork chops, arrested
HOPS George Moore, per 8. A. Butler, attempted to shoot a waiter at In Glana avenue Thursday night after a pork chop delay. Butler had Moore arrested for drawing deadly weapons. Also includes a local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through July 25 with fair to increasing cloudiness and temperatures.
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George Moore
Butler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Woman allegedly buys chloroform amid self harm rumor
Clipped report describes Mim August Perrin and her farmer husband William Sumner in a case where a woman reportedly bought chloroform at a local store. Rumor spans two miles, suggesting possible intent to self harm as the husband allegedly killed a man.
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August Perrin
Arrawave Mays
Thesaun
William Sumner
OTWR
Speakers Sought for Ixbor Federation Convention
J. W. Peters secretary of Ixbor state federation seeks notable speakers for the South Bend meeting this September. He targets President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers W. H. McAden former inspector L. F P. McCormack state labor commissioner and D. F. Kennedy a noted labor trader to address the gathering. Peters predicts a record convention turnout and strong interest for the event.
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J. W. Peters
Ixbor
South Bend
Peters
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
W. H. McAden
L. F P. McCormack
D. F. Kennedy
Peters Raya Nat
Neighborhood Scrap At Court Over Assault Charge
Two boys Cortes and Larkin Shafer appeared before Judge Stubbs on a charge of assault and battery for allegedly attacking a two year old infant. The courtroom scene featured mothers trading unkind remarks as the trial paused for further testimony. The case was adjourned until Saturday.
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Cortes
Larkin Shafer
Tle
Stubbs
Fhiay
Anshor
Political chatter winds down before gubernatorial nominating race
Attorney Gilbert appeared before the state fax board representing a northern telephone company. He said it is too early to discuss politics and there is no governor candidate with enough merits to fuel talk at this time.
Quiet Potomac News Reflects Primary Frenzy
The downtown political scene centers on Fogarty and Dixon as contenders for city clerk and police judge. Holtzman and McCullough are seen as strong but unsettled, with party insiders predicting a heated convention fight and noting Dixon’s growing support among wary allies.
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Potomac
Notizman
McCullough
Courdenre
Holtzman
Pogarty Geeme
Fogarty
Jill
Dixon
Littie
Ttl
Morphine Link Suspected in Brockside Park Death
Deputy coroner Gein completed examination of Merle Winga’s stomach after finding him dead in Brockside Park Sunday. He found morphine, suggesting possible murder or suicide, though the dead man’s father claims his son took cough syrup containing morphine, leaving the case unresolved.
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Gein
Merle Winga
Brockside
Women object to street improvements in Burkleat
About 85 property owners chiefly women flee a viz to block the Board of Works from accepting street improvements between eighteenth and Twenty-strat-ate. They claim contractor J Harry Roberts failed to fill the center with gravel, using sand and dirt instead and avoiding rolling. Judge Carter issued a temporary restraining order pending trial. Holy Innocents Church Social advertised a midsummer night dream event on July 2 on church lawn with music program.
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Burkleat
Board of Works
Eighteenth
Cwenty-strat-ate
J. Harry Roberts
Carter
Holy Innocents Church
Holy Innocents
Church Lawn
Fletcher-ays
Cedarst
Sed Vanek
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