Gauss Labor Record Hurts Mayor Bid in Indianapolis
A lengthy Indianapolis debate centers on C A Gauss as a Democratic mayoral candidate. The Central Labor Union opposes his candidacy after his legislative record against labor issues like the employers liability and child labor bills. Gauss campaigners deny backing by labor leaders while labor figures, including Henry Seyfried, Bernard Korbly, and Henry Friedman, defend the resolutions as reflecting Gauss’s past votes.
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Charles ,A. Gauss
Henry Seyfried
John W- Holtzman
Indianapolis News
Gauss
Central Labor Union
C. A. Gauss
Labor Committee
Labor
James E. Watson
Bernard Korbly
Henry Friedman
Korbly
Friedman
Governor Marshall Deluged With Speaking Invites in August
Governor Marshall faces a flood of invitations to speak at old settlers and rural chautauquas this August. Organizers offer respectable fees and demand his speaking terms. He plans a vacation trip to Petersburg, Michigan on August 5 and cannot accept most August engagements.
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Marshall
Gov. Marshall
Indiana
Petersburg
Mich
Life in Prison for Shelton in Second Degree Murder
James H. Shelton, a Pullman car porter, was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Patrick E. Carroll on St Patrick's Day at the corner of Illinois and Washington streets. The verdict carries a life sentence. the jury reached it after about an hour and fifteen minutes with ballots showing initial doubt on sanity but ultimately all agreeing on second degree murder.
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James H. Shelton
Patrick E. Carroll
St. Patrick’s
Carroll
Illinois
Washington Streets
Shelton
Wifes Tender Care Soothes Mangled Man
George Larimore of 44 West Norwood Street, who lost both hands in a saw at an Indianapolis handle factory, is recovering at home under his wife’s care. Doctors worried about home care but Larimore improved through the night, with his wife providing support. The couple are destitute and funds are being sought to help. Larimore is the sole support for his wife and baby and an elderly father.
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George Larimore
Norwood Street
Indianapolis
Larimore
Larimores
Doroth
Reasons to Read the Sun Classifieds Today
The Sun urges readers to study the classified columns on page five for wide opportunities and quick sales. Ads include scales repair by E Probst, Keister's Ladies Tailoring College, Mrs E W Plummer for skin issues, Merchant's Exchange dairy lunch, Dr Wylie skin cures, National Insulating and Manufacturing paste, carpet cleaning by Howard, tin and furnace work by A H Weinland, Hightshor’s feeds, umbrella repairs, and more at local addresses.
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The
SUN
Marker A Loll A FORGE Marker A Loll A FORGE TIPTON
Noah R. Marker fugitive assistant cashier at the First National Bank in Tipton is linked to a shortage of 110000 with forged notes totaling 200000 to 250000. He vanished likely crossing into Mexico leaving over 70000 cash in June. Authorities believe he planned to flee before repayment.
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Tipton
Ind
First National Bank
Noah R. Marker
Mexico
Dr. Hinkle
Goldsmith
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Noah
Indianapolis
Shirk
Loot Boy Baby in Danger Path Narrow Escape
One and a half year old Elmer Edwards wandered from his father’s home at 1211 Kentucky Avenue onto the railroad and toward Morris Street. Foreman at Nordyke and Marmon’s factory heard the child crying and alerted Bicycle Policemen Golfisch and Bastian, who brought the boy safely home.
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Elmer Edwards
Kentucky Avenue
Elmer
Nordyke and Marmon
Morris Street
Golfisch and
Bastian
Gricken Thefts Led to Workhouse Sentences
Wilbur Heath received three months in the workhouse after stealing 18 chickens from Joseph Beecher in Lawrence township. The Lawrence Horse Thief Detectives aided arrest and urged no suspension. Perry township farmers report losses totaling about 600 dollars in two months as chicken thefts rise. Earlier in the week a thief who took two chickens was sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
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Wilbur Heath
Pritchard
Heath
Joseph Beecher
Lawrence Township
Lawrence
Dwective Association
Hooton
Perry Township
Greatest Open Air Charity in Indianapolis Brings Hope
A struggling Indianapolis family faces layoffs and illness as a young couple loses work and falls into debt. They sell furniture to pay doctors and rent, move into two small rooms, and seek help from a local charity. The story continues on Page 32.
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Indianapolis
Buick Entries Set For Fort Wayne Auto Races
The Buick Losey company enters two cars in the Fort Wayne event on Saturday. Models 16 and 10 driven by Peterson and Madden with Mr Robert Hosea newly in charge of the repair garage and department.
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Buick-Losey Company
Fort Wayne
Peterson
Madden
Robert Hosea
Bulek-Losey Company
Four Men Fined for Betting at Washington Park Baseball
Four men pleaded guilty in police court to betting at Washington park during the season and were fined 15 dollars each. Named bettors included Pleasant Olive, Everett Middaugh, Andrew Horton, Pat Parson, and Harry Fox who was released after stating he only asked for change. Sergi Quigley and Drillmaster Franklin had monitored the betters for weeks. police rounded up the crowd as a game proceeded.
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Washington Park
Pleasant Olive
Indiana Avenue
Everett Middaugh
Columbia Avenue
Andrew Horton
Sanders Street
Pat Parson
East Michigan Street
Harry Fox
Fox
Sergi
Quigley
Franklin
Former state statistician explains junk sale and refund plan
Mary Stubbs Moore told the State Printing Board how she sold old reports for 22 dollars and used the money to buy postage stamps. The board found the explanation satisfactory and the irregular action will be corrected next session with Moore paying 22 dollars to the state and a 2 dollar reimbursement recommended.
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Mary Stubbs Moore
States Statistician
Stte Printing Board
Body of Willis to Arrive Friday in Indianapolis
The body of Parker Willis killed at Little Rock Arkansas will arrive in Indianapolis at 2 55 Friday afternoon and be taken to his mother Mrs Ella Willis 287 North Delaware street for viewing until Sunday Interment will be in Crawfordsville cemetery with transport by special cars to Crawfordsville Sunday.
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Parker Willis
Little Rock
Ark
Indianapolis
Ella Willis
N. Dela Ware Street
Crawfordsville
Frank Tuttle Pleads Guilty to Giving Liquor to Minors
Frank Tuttle of 2518 Vogt street pleaded guilty in police court on Thursday to giving liquor to minors. He was fined $20 and costs.
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Frank Tuttle
Vogt Street
Thaw Back On Stand In White Murder Trial
In White Plains New York Harry K Thaw was recalled to the stand after Miriam Merrill was questioned about her links to Stanford White and a beaten girl. Thaw defended his sanity with alienist testimony while Evelyn Thaw watched intently as proceedings continued.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Storschauser
Stanford White
White
Aliea
Sus
Jerre
Jereme
Jabyzz
Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn
Murphy
Denison Hotel Sunday Music and Dining Offerings
Denison Hotel lists an American piano dining room experience on Sunday with inners and specialty music. Bliss Native Herbs advertised in Washington street.
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Denison Hotel
Bliss Native Herbs
Washington
BET MEN FOR CITY COUNCIL
Candidates across six districts announce for city council primaries Republicans and Democrats listed with names and districts across the city. Voters urged to actively participate and ensure both personal turnout and neighbor voting.
Negro grabs man at rooming house burglary attempt
Harry Girton told police a negro grabbed him by the throat and tried to drag him through an open window at Mrs. Julia Brooks 305 North Illinois street rooming house. He cried burglars and neighbors noted multiple recent break in attempts at the same house.
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Harry Girton
Julia Brooks
Illinois Street
Bicy
Mullin
Hunter
Girton
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Mr. E. Probst
Keister's
Ladies Tailoring College
Holliday Building
Ohio
Alabama Streets
E. W. Plummer
Washington Street
Merchant's Exchange
Lombard Building
National Insulating and Manufacturing Co
Howard
A. H. Weinland
Fort Wayne Avenue
Aloll
Charles Bretaman
Hoover-Watson Co
Carl Fisher Farm
Littl
Dorothy
BUICK
ET. Wayne
Bettors
Tate
el Ss
Teres Eesieee
Nese
Willis
Merrill Woman
D. D. Brooks
B. D. Brooks
Voters For Selection
Dicate
James Little
Wes
Todd Young
Frank FE. McCandy
W. H. Johnson
Samuel A. Datizell
John W. Bandy
Frank DP
Stanley
George B. Rubens
Charles F. Copeland
Charles F. Hoch
Edward McGuff
Joan J. Keegan
George Kouhne
E. J. Hicks
Martin Meyer
John M. Hal
George L. Denny
James F. Ryan
William Heindel
William W. Caffrey
Gus Schmidt
F. T. Lee
Sol Binzer
W. W. Daugherty
Solomon M. Hoff
Hugh Rooker
Fred C. Owen
Robert M. Madden
Frank C. Riley
Andrey A. Wicker
James Munroe
Oo. C. Kinney
Paul Lénner
Louis B. Calvelage
Ed Edwart W. Pierson
Thomas F. Dugan
James A. Hagerty
Charles B. Stills
W.M McNealy
James W. Lamkin
Sam Joseph
M C. Leeth
James H. Hamstonm
Cc. F. Wiese
Thomas B. Wright
Wim. B. Schoenrogg
Michael E. Havard
John Kennington
John Blumberg
Henry F. Brion
Frank Graham
Andrew C. Hansen
Andrew Underword
Chas. P. Froschazer
James Trey
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