Coroner verdict in Indianapolis police court case
Edward Cory was shot after a quarrel with Patrolman Christ at the Maryland hotel steps in Indianapolis. The coroner’s verdict attributes the fatal encounter to a dispute that began with an on duty sergeant and two officers in plain clothes. Witness Barrett failed to appear, affecting the testimony and grand jury consideration.
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Edward Cory
Indianapolis
Henry Christ
Cory
Christ
Pore
P. Robertton
Harry Tate
Wilen
Fa Bnt
Roberton
Atone Barrett
Shelbyville
Bory
Maryland Hotel
Charles Stake
Harry Thomas
Bergt
Bechetfert
Pope
Officer Christ Granted Bond After Cory Murder Charge
Henry Christ, a police officer, appeared in police court and, after negotiation on bail, was released on bond of 15000. The case stems from the July 12 shooting of Edward Cory, a member of the Electrical Workers union, who died two days later. Prosecution sought a high bond while defense argued Christ was of humble means. relatives pledged support and witnesses were ordered to appear before the grand jury.
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Henry Christ
Edward Cory
É New Electrical Workers* Union
Taylor Gronninger
Rolmea
Robert Cory
Alexander
Waller
Corys
Altorntus Ruckershaus
Tryan
Asfiret
Christ
Schuyler Haas
Rot Doatre
Gustave J.T. Meyer
Wiliam Schop Pannorst
Charles Adama
Anton Schmidt
Huckinsham
Batt
Gronninger
Raub Leads Democrats In Thursday Party Planning
Edward Raub, chair of the city Democratic central committee, calls a Thursday night meeting of the primary section commissioners to determine the number of delegates per precinct, set convention timing, and arrange delegate elections. A recent vote baseline and a $0.50 delegate fee structure are noted amid scheduling discussions.
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Wheela
Edward Raub
Chaiman
City Contral Committee
Lina
County Central
Christ Not Treated As Prisoner In Court Appearance
Henry Christ, held on criminal charges, spent the morning in officer spaces rather than the usual cell. He sat in the captain's room with Patrolman Kurts and other officers, greeted calmly by staff as spectators filled the courtroom. Mrs. Christ attended, seated behind the table, while Christ spoke briefly to his lawyer and remained composed throughout the proceedings.
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Henry Christ
Police
Joseph Kurts
Indiana-age
Kurty
Christ
Beret
P Sehelgert
James Pope
Chirac
Cory
Kroger
Kruger
John Boylan
Semtime
Heleh
Belch
Brady
Fireinn Welker
Battle diMcutt
Fraly
Amcors
Jacob Kurtz
Fernard
Bond
Senator Mitchell Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
Federal Judge De Haven sentenced U.S. Senator Mitchell to six months in Multnomah county jail and a $1000 fine for accepting fees linked to Oregon land frauds. Mitchell, present and weary, said his attorneys would speak for him before appealing on constitutional grounds.
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Portland
Oregon
Ore
U. S
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Multnomah
Chicago
ST. Petersbburg
Ban Francisco
Zanesville
Mad Horse
Tonawanda
Bizeler Johnson
Tokio
Taft
Yellow Fever Aboard Columbia at Fort Morgan
Four cases of yellow fever were reported on the Norwegian steamer Columbia which arrived from Panama. The ship was quarantined at Ship Island by orders of the local authorities. Dr Waadin of the Marine Hospital Service stated there is no fever in Mobile.
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Scripps-Arae Presa Association
Fort Morgan
Ala
Ateamer Columbia
Bunday
Panama
Ship Island
Waadin
Mating Hospital Service
Mobile
Japs Turn the Enemy and Poisoned Women in a Letter
A private telegram from Lindispotec Manchuria claims Japanese forces are executing a right wing movement in Mongalla and threatening frontier action. In Mechanicsburg four people fell ill from suspected canned ham poisoning at a party, with Edith Mumma and Anna White among those in critical condition after ingesting tainted meat and lapsed into illness for hours.
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ST. Petersburg
Lindispotec
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Rigbt
Lineviteh
Mongalla
Ecrippe M Rak Press Association
Mechanicsburg
Mien Morlel Hatton
Urbana
Super Stine Batten
Ie Mistien Borsie
Edith Mumma
Anna White
Oyster Bay Girl Slaps A Mesmerized Rascal
Loretta Brice, 16, of Oyster Bay, says she slapped a man on a Cleveland street after he bullied her group. She fled with friend Florence Bates toward Clever tang’s park while claiming intimidation by two young men who offered trouble.
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Cleveland
Joly KI
Wiliam Bruce
William Snyder
Mbatog
Loretta
Brice
Florence Bates
Mise Loretta Brice
Oyater Bay
Ronaccelt
Alina Bris
Trust Wins Key Ruling In Harvester Case In Chicago
The International Harvester company secured a favorable federal court ruling as Judge Bethell dismissed Swift’s case for a receiver. Swift faced allegations over stock rewards and bribery tied to antitrust actions. The dismissal was without prejudice, with Swift’s counsel noting neutrality of the outcome.
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Bcrupps-Wrae Press Association
Chicago
International Harvester Company
United States
Rodney B. Bwitt
McCormick Company
Bethell
Swift
Anleged Trust
Harvesver Company
warth +s
Shite
Ft Jn
Gwney
Ren Renuy
Douglass Announces Candidacy to Succeed Governor
Doug lases of Chillicothe and prominent representative Tuesday announced his bid to succeed Governor Krnsmac Growvenor, saying the governor is ready to retire.
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Douglass
Schipps-Strae Preas
Colcdibus
Albert Douglase
Chillicothe
Con Krmsmac Growvenor
Grogvenor
Quarantine Established by State Health Official
Secretary Hunter of the State Board of Health confirms that quarantine has been established against river canal towns amid concerns over the Mlestivtppt region. The move aims to curb spread and protect nearby populations as authorities coordinate measures.
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Scimpps-Scrae
Jackson
Hunter
State Board of Health
Acount
Weather Outlook For Fair, Cool Week Ahead
Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday partial cloudiness with rising temperatures. Cooler days likely in yeast Yeulon region. conditions favor calm, dry weather for crops amid gradual warming trends.
Girl Dies After Photograph Is Taken Near Washington
Special to the Sun Times reports Grace Birchee died within ten minutes after posing for a group photo at Valentine Strange's farm northeast of Washington Indiana. The photographer, Timeday, and the Camis were present when the incident occurred.
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Misa Valentine Strange
Denly
Washington
Ind
Valentine Strange
Grace Birahee
Mystery Letter Sparks Police Inquiry in Cincinnati
A misdelivered letter opened at a Cincinnati office contained advertising fillers and led Miss Baerlein to suspect tampering by Holzman & Co. brokers. The letter passed through several hands before reaching Chief Milliken, with authorities and others noting the hot weather dampening business and a sales pitch from local merchants.
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Mize Haerlo
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