Terrell to Stand Trial in Murder Case at Wells Circuit
Bluffton Indiana July 27 At the next Wells circuit court session further action is expected in the murder case of John W Terrell He is free on bond at his Petroleum farm after being adjudged insane Gov Durbin halted proceedings five years ago and Terrell was sent to an insane asylum He was released last winter and arrested on a new indictment He returned to his old home despite plans to move to Randolph county and has lived as a recluse Friends of the slain Melvin Wolfe claim Terrell shows no insanity signs Jacob Wolfe son of the murdered man aided by deputy prosecutor Charles Dailey consulted in Bluffton and a move to declare Terrell sane and try him next term is anticipated.
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Randolph County
Melvin Wolfe
Terrell
Jacob
Jacob Wolfe
Charles G. Dailey
Catcher Stone Released by Manager Carr
Catcher Stone, a young Collegian formerly with the Champions, was released Tuesday morning by Manager Carr. His throwing was noted as poor and his baseball knowledge limited, and he will return to his Maine home. Bowerman arrived and will catch in the afternoon game. Chadburne had not yet arrived at noon.
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Stone
Champions
Carr
Maine
Bowerman
Chadburne
Cradle Works sues city over bridge damage claim
North Indianapolis Cradleworks sues Indianapolis in superior court number 3 for about $10,000, alleging a new canal bridge on Twenty-ninth Street near its plant is taller than surrounding property and would force building teardown or reconstruction. The report also notes varied stock market receipts in Cincinnati and general market weakness.
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Indianapolis
Superior Court
North
Canal
Twenty-ninth Street
Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains After Mixed Start
New York July 27 The stock market opened with St Paul lagging while others rose. Within ten minutes many issues improved to above yesterday’s final levels and steel and Amalgamated Copper gained. By 11 o’clock broad interest lifted Union Pacific to a new high as gains spread to Southern Pacific Rock Island preferred and others. Government bonds were unchanged and other issues firm.
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Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Roses
Rock Island
Louisville & Washville
Republic Iron
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake & Ohio
Inter-Met
St. Louis
San Francisco
Men Over Sixty Arrested In Police Court Roundup
Eighteen arrests at police headquarters Monday included five men aged 60 to 90. Frances Webharter, 80, fined $1 and costs after being too feeble to appear. Judge Whallon waived a rule. George Huffman, 68, fined $1 and costs for intoxication. a ticket mixup delayed transport. James Frazee, 80, homeless, referred to township trustee. Charles McChenney, 68, fined $100 and 30 days workhouse for assault. Patrick Finn, 60, fined $1 and costs for drunkenness profanity and disorderly conduct.
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Frances Webharter
Whallon
Webharter
George Huffman
Huffman
Madison Avenue
Vincennes
Ind
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
James Frazee
Charles McChenney
Patrick Finn
Beville Avenue
Finn
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices
Rouge Bros at 140 Kentucky avenue lists grain and hay quotes. Corn 78 to 82 cents a bushel. Shelled oats various grades from nia to 82 cents. Timothy hay $16 to $18 per ton. New Timothy $10 to $12. Clover $9 to $11. Mixed hay $13 to $14.
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Indianapolis
Rouge Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat steady with bids on No 2 red and related futures. Corn and oats quiet with no bids. Hay steady with high price levels for timothy and clover mixed. Inspections list railcar counts by grade and color for wheat corn and hay. Total cars in and out recorded for each commodity.
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Hay
Hogs Lead Hedge Down as Demand Falls in Indianapolis Market
Indianap olis July 27 receipts total 7 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 5 sheep with higher overall arrivals yet weak demand causing a general hog price decline. Hog sales ranged 7 75 to 8 30 with most around 8 00 to 8 20 while cattle and sheep markets showed mixed moves and steady demand locally.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Ceeeenrs
Cevetsaete
Pengat
Ares Euneeeeres
Indianapolis Produce Market Pricing Clip
Fresh eggs 18c. Country butter Ye Turkeya s Ducks i Geese Hens pricing notes from Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Excursionists Sail From Detroit to Camp Algonac gem island
A Sun newspaper excursion party departs Union Station on Tuesday night at 8 30 via the Big Four for Camp Algonac Russell's Island Michigan aboard a Pullman tourist sleeper. They reach Algonac after a Detroit breakfast and boat trip, stay a week, then return via Tashmoo steamer and Lake St Clair. Russell's Island is praised as the Gem of the Great Lakes with 187 acres and a shaded oak grove.
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Union Station
the Sun
Camp Algonac
Russell's Island
Michigan
Amertes
Detroit
Michigan Central Railroad
White Star Line
Algonac
United States Ship Canal
St. Clair River
Venice
America
Tashmoo Park
The
Great Lakes
Mackinac Island
Green Bay Country
Fish Creek
Ephraim
Sister Bay
Washinton Island
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Chicago
Democratic unity urged against Indianapolis News attacks
A local political leader denounces the Indianapolis News for harming the Democratic party. He accuses the paper of seeking power and graft, urges voters and independents to unite behind real reform, and praises Holtzman and Bookwalter while condemning the paper’s influence.
Thaw Court Proceedings Reveal Mental State Notes
In a continued session, Thaw debates over subpoena of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and a report on his mental condition. District Attorney Jerome questions Dr Evans about Thaw’s stories and behavior, while testimony from Susie Merrill alleges Thaw beat girls with a dog whip, creating a tense, ongoing courtroom atmosphere.
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Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Justice Mills
Morscheuser
Stanford White
Susie Merrill
Harry K. Thaw
Latham Fails In Cross-Channel Flight In Heavy Rain
The aviator Latham attempted a cross channel flight amid a heavy rain storm that hindered his monoplane and motor. Crowds watched as the craft failed to land, tethered by adverse weather after a six o clock start. Earlier, Latham had a previous attempt halted by motor trouble near Cherbourg.
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Aéronaute
Latham
Haspon
England
Bleriot
Chalons
Dallas
Biennot
Dover
London
Two in hammock at August Lippinentt's incident
A fragment notes two people in a hammock attempted a kiss when quickly something landed in the scene. Readable details are limited and the parties or location are unclear.
Indiana lake resorts highlighted in I UT Magazine July issue
The I U T Magazine for July praises northern Indiana lakes and fishing spots including Bruce Lake Bass Lake Lake Wawassee Maxinkuckee James Lake Clear Lake Sylvan Lake Manitou Tippecanoe Barbee Winona. It notes White River Wabash Tippecanoe and Eel River scenic trips and estimates lake tourism now brings 3 million annually with potential to reach 6 to 10 million. The issue is billed as a useful handbook for summer anglers.
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Bass Lake
Lake Wawassee
Maxinkuckee
James Lake
Clear Lake
Sylvan Lake
Manitou
Tippecanoe
Barbee
Winona
Indiana
White River
Indiana Lakes
Wheat and grain futures price report from Toledo
Toledo grain prices list cash and futures for wheat corn oats and rye. Wheat cash and July at 1.09 and 1.09? December 1.07. May 1.10. Corn cash 72.25? July 72. September 7. December 56. May 57. Oats cash and July 49.5 bid. September 4. December 41.54. May 48. Rye cash unchanged with no clear futures data.
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Toledo
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Ugo
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Cut Through the Day
Wheat and corn prices quoted in Chicago markets with bid ranges for No. 2 and No. 3 Red and Hard wheat, No. 2 corn and yellow varieties, plus oats and white oats across standard and lower grades. Prices show slight variations by grade with cents per bushel readings.
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Chicago
Fire Rescue Saves Two Children From Ogden Street Blaze
At 2 p.m. Tuesday Mrs. Philip Zaph forced entry into 1593 Ogden Street to rescue the two Sims children aged one and three left alone as flames from matches set lace curtains ablaze. The house suffered severe damage before the youngsters were saved.
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Ogden Street
Philip Zaph
Zaph
Two youths charged in spree of grocery store burglaries
Samuel Baker aged 18 of 240 Puryear street and Albert Livingston age 10 of 305 Ellsworth street were recharged Tuesday at police headquarters with grand larceny and burglary. Detectives say they entered several grocery stores on Massachusetts and Indiana avenues after previously being charged with loitering.
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Samuel Baker
Puryear Street
Albert Livingston
Ellsworth Street
Kurts
Kruger
Duncan
Massachusetts
Indiana
Odds and Blurred Vision at Grand Circuit Race
A noted horseman recounts a Grand Circuit race tale where a bettor watches with field-glasses and cannot tell if his horse is last in the third race or first in the fourth, amid crowd curiosity.
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Cosson
Olaved Terrell
Relerge
Catcher Stone
Cradle Works
Cincinnati
Wall Street
New York
St. Paul
Party
White Starner Dock
Detroit River
Windsor
Bell Isle
Belle Isle
Grosse Pointe
Newport
Lake St. Clair
Democratic Party
Lake Forest
Ill
Indianapealis
Healtzman
Rockwalter
Indianapolis News
Holtzman
Bookwalter
John W. Holtzman
C. A. Gauss
Henry Seyfried
Ganss
Unife
Thaw
We. Om Wn Agust Lippinentt’s
Leés
Princess
Price
Grand Haven
Muskegon
White Lake Michigan
Feo Af A
R. C. Davis
Feot
Michigan Avenue
Indiana Union Traction Magazine
Bruce Lake
John J. Heegan
AVES
Ogden
Charlies Sims
Agguse
Adbbing
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