Maj. Mitchell Linked to Grand Jury Indictments
The article analyzes subpoenas tied to a grand jury probe into houses of ill repute with police witnesses. It questions Maj. Mitchell's role, suggesting he directed a widespread prosecution push and implying personal involvement in presenting cases to the grand jury, while detailing statements by Supt. Travis and deputies.
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Travis
Sherif Langenberg
Hoffman
Maj
Mitchell
John Reed
Sheriffa Langenberg
Criminal Court
Lavy
Ordes Lezguse
League
Maj. Mitchell
Seniiue
Sun
Ihoss
Grand Jury
Brilliant Portrayal of a Trance Believer Draws Doctor’s Rarity
In Kansas City on July 2 a patient, claimed to be in a trance, described himself as a deceased Berlin physician from sixty years past. The illiterate German spoke flawless professional language, astounding the city physician who now doubts any expert could guide the subject better.
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Rui Me
Kansas City
Hlm
Berlin
Those Gun Wa Cases
Since the arrest of the Gun Wa people here letters have poured into the local post office from the north west and the U S authorities have confiscated thousands. Writs reveal fees for consultation and care by mail from $40 to $200. Writers are educated and skilled, many will be witnesses in the doctors trial.
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Milwaatree
Northwest
U.S
Telephone Directory Notice Advised for New Listings
The Telephone Company prepares a new telephone directory and asks residents adding phones to notify at once. Applications for limited advertising space are being received. Contact Telephone 301. L. G. Hough is the manager.
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Felephone
L. G. Hough
The Brilliant Bruce Assaults Coney Island Resort
Captain Bruce and a posse, including Sergt Wheatley, led a Monday night operation at Coney Island to arrest violators. Four people were taken into custody without violence amid reports of illicit activity tied to Mme Moll Doty and Signor Baxter. Hendricks, who arrived with Doty, was sent to the workhouse after a prior city warning.
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Coney Island
Bruce
Sergt. Wheatley
Monaco
Scuss
Cal, Vorhis
Frank Fletcher
Frank White
Milo
Nella Bendricke
Capt
Sarzt
Wheatley
Mile
Hendricks
Mme. Moll Doty
Bony Baxter
Emanuel Collins
City hospital board investigates admission of non residents
Pr Oliver notes the city hospital board will probe charges that non resident patients are admitted indiscriminately. He says admissions area is rare and difficult to verify every case, with many pregnant women from other cities allegedly giving fictitious local residences. The board previously barred Home for Friendless Women residents when not vouched for as locals.
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Pr. Oliver
City Hospital Board Bau
Olivar
Brotherhood Attendance Tops Sports Page In Detroit Notes
Features of sporting life report league attendances and results Monday. Cleveland beat Brooklyn 4 to 4 in a tight game while Pittsburg, New York, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia posted scores in early week contests. Fitzsimmons knocked out Upham in New Orleans and details note managers and league changes under discussion.
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Brotherhood
Detroit
Ted Pritchard
Dempssy
Cleveland
Guy Barns
Brooklyn
Palo Alto
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Peneant
Boston
Chicago
Brookyn B Ten Eyck
Duluth
Jam
Wise
C.P. Caylor
Peru
Fort; Wayne
Law
Bob Fitzsimmons
Arthur Upham
New London
New Orleans
Upham
Fitzsimmons
League Grounds
Bob Leachley
Clevelands
Caruthers
Lyons
Virtue
Davis
McKean
Gilks
Virtoe
Twasdey Garfield
Lovatt
Brookyn
Col Lilly's Place Shows Democrats Split over Ward Five Nomination
Col Lilly refused the Republican nomination for the legislature after a split in Ward Five. Democrats criticized his bid as a naked vote grab by the Commercial Club, while Republicans expressed little regret. Rumors say Fed G. Deas or D. P. Erwin may receive the nomination after a Tuesday committee meeting.
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Wuly
Col. Lilly
Baid
Gansa
Col
Lilly
Hii Lily
Fed
G. Deas
D. P. Erwin
Republican Executive Committee
Erwin
Four Persons Burned in Indy Diary Fire Tragedy
In Caledonia Indiana a residence owned by David Plumb was set ablaze in the early hours Tuesday. Mrs Plumb and three children died in the flames while Plumb, a prominent Methodist minister, died from injuries after attempting to rescue them.
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Louisville
David Plumb
Cale
Ind
Plumb
Big Four Officials and Rail Workmen Noted for Experience
President Ingails cites veteran knowledge among the company’s staff including Supts Bender Van Winkle Stedvywoell and Peck. A Terre Haute accident involved Geo J Krapp and fireman M J Keefe. Krapp died in the crash. Miss G M Ketcham and pupils plan an August trip from Portland Maine via Niagara Falls Montreal and the St Lawrence with a $125 cost including meals.
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Ingails
Big Four
Grisvanca Committee
Superlatendenie
Supt
Bender
Chicago
van Winkle
Stedvwoell
Cleveland
Peck
Cincinnati
Turrelf
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Cleveland, Lorain & Whealing
Bee Line
Sppt
Terre Haute
Geo. J. Krapp
T. H
Krapi
M. J. Keefe
Krupt
G. M. Ketcham
O. H. Jenking
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
Portland
Maine
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Montreal
White Mountaine
Nisgara
Two Die Suspected After Atlas Works Accident
A 7:45 Tuesday crash at Atlas engine works sent girders weighing 600 pounds crashing down on 5 men. J Long, 63, and Caleb Earnest were among the injured, with others listed as seriously hurt. two possibly fatally injured and three more less injured.
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Atlas Engine Works
Tojarad
Film
Fatoat + Sez
Atise Company
J. Long
S&s
Alabama
St. Dadiy
Caleb Earnest
Weat St
Peter Albio
Washington St
Allen Hearvie
Fletcher-ave
Atlas Works
Loong
Jarnest
Kregelo
Flanast & Buchanan
Gang
Anmar Risd Mock
Corieg Season Preview At Grand Theater
Manager George Dickson plans a busy Grand season with Cleveland's minstrels Aug. 25 and a slate of attractions including De Wolf Hopper's Casbah in the sixes, A Texas Star, and Night in Chinatown. Margaret Mather will skip Jean Arc and English opera returns with The Limited Mail run starting Sept. Colored aristocrats set for Aug. 11 at Park. Dickson Talbott extend English’s lease four years.
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George Dickson
Europe
Munich
Art
Baer
Mulitery
von Moltke
the Grand
Cleveland
de Wolf Hopper
Hoyt
Texas
Chinatown
Ezra Kendall
Sesson
Thara
Margaret Mather
Jean @ Arc
Dad
Indianapolis
English
Aristocracs
Dickson & Talbott
English’s
Vienna contest urged for beauty show entrants
Wire whispers note women desiring to contest in the Vienna international beauty show should mail photographs promptly. The rest of the item highlights assorted distressing and incongruous world events including swindles, ship incidents, population figures, and a drowning dynamiter.
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Vienna
B. von Katseher
Capt. Wetheren
Sea Wing
Lake Pepin
Argentina
Kentucky
Carlisle
Chas Moran
D. H. Miller
Detroit
Art
Buffalo
State of
New Hampshire
Clarksburg
Miss
Brogham
Vermont
Thompson
Warren
Wyoming
Becauce
Constantinople
James Mooney
Far Rockaway
Tramps Attack Lake Shore Freight Train. Brakeman Killed
Goshen Indiana July 25 Another Lake Shore freight train was attacked near South Bend by tramps. Brakeman Charles Miller was killed but killed his attacker first. The assailant’s name is unknown and authorities expect an organized gang to continue raids on trains.
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Goshen
Ind
Lake Shore
South Bend
Charles Miller
Bax
Man shoots wife and self in Cleveland tragedy
In Cleveland Ohio on July 29 1930 Anton Nowak a man separated from his wife for three years shot his wife then himself. Both victims died from their wounds.
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Cleveland
Anton Nowak
Himeef
Timberlake liquor case in court continues
The trial of Arthur Timberlake a College Ave druggist on selling liquor without license was continued in criminal court Tuesday over the State's attorney Mitchall's objection. Delay since December indictment prompted the move. Judge Irvin set the case for the first Monday in September and ruled that it must be tried then.
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Arthur Timberlake
College-ave
Mitchall
West
Irvns
Three chappies sail west in a seaside resort tale
Fragmented items report on a liquor case, thefts, a church leadership change, and public works. A jail verdict dismisses a theft charge while a bank janitor is acquitted. Palmview air station stays open with funds. labor unity and parade enthusiasm grow as union efforts advance.
Shooting incident ends with guilty plea in city court
Bert McCorkle white shot at William Crosby colored near Hitzelberger's saloon in front of Seventh street and Big Four tracks. Officers pursued him. he was captured after a trap. He pleaded guilty to shooting within city limits and was fined plus costs as three colored lawyers feigned confusion during the hearing.
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Bert McCorkle
William Crosby
Hitzelbarger
Seventh-st
Joyce
Clitford
Pete Smith
Ball Park
Supt. Boone
Ensily
McCorkle
Hill
Bryan's Move Sparks Indiana Steel Mill Ties
David C. Bryan, known as Hoc, has been shuttling between this city and Jackson Ohio. He recently resigned as secretary of the Indianapoile savings and investment company and may depart for good to manage a new steel mill project at Jackson, with John A. Raume proposing him as secretary of the association.
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Bryanm
David C. Bryan
Hoc
Jackson
Ohio
Indianapoie Savings and Investment Company
John A. Raaume
Sesociation
Presentiments and dining in Harrodsburg editorial trip
A nostalgic tale recounts W. A. Smith and Donaldson on an Iedi ana excursion toward Harrodsburg where a presentiment of danger arose after a Balloon ascent and a later train wreck near Durango. The piece then shifts to editorials about new state expansion and a joke on star power in theater.
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Presentimanta
W. A. Smith
Iediana
Olé-Point Comfort
Harrodaburg
Narth
Earth
Donaldson
Logansport
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Durango
Pueblo
Denver
Rio Grande
Bright girl wins Sun bicycle prize in Indianapolis
Stella Tutewiler, 10, daughter of John W. Tutewiler of the Indianapolis post office, earned the Sun bicycle by delivering 36 subscribers and $36.25 in 48 hours. The Mayer & Co. bike was delivered Tuesday. The Sun urges prompt reporting of new subscribers to speed distribution.
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Sun Office
Stella Tutewiler
Tu Son
Tor Son
Washington Tariff Debate and House Spending Skirmishes
Republicans canceled Monday session as Wilk pushed for a tariff bill vote. Frye urged a rule on the previous question while Howse sought funds for a soldiers home addition and Crewe Hill cemetery ground purchase. Holman assailed Reed’s control over large appropriations and Enos pressed for an electric voting machine costing $60,000 to save days of voting. Norbert Landgrat makes skeleton sack suits to be genuine.
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Wilk
Washington
Senate
Frye
Howse
Naarion
Crewe Hill
Holman
Reed
Mayer
John T. Enos
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