Flood and Fire Bring Death to 250 Persons
Topeka mourns as flood and fire devastate North Topeka in dawn hours. Refugees number 8,000 plus. homes and businesses destroyed. water supply ruined. rescue teams race to reach people stranded on trees and rooftops. Authorities brace for disease and hunger as aid pours in from across Kansas and Missouri.
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Imo
Topetta
Raley
Kansas City
Wichita
Smilsr Sayers
A. F. Hayden
At & A.m
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City Water Department
Heun’s
Alton
Missouri Pacific
Bantase
Union Pacific
Wabash Shona
DIZZY FROM 100 MERRY GO ROUND CHARGED AS DRINKERS
Five men listed as residents of Shelbyville Pike known as Bungalows appeared before Judge Whallon on charges of being drunk and for petty larceny after allegedly breaking a sign machine at Fairview Park. They denied breaking the machine but admitted intoxication from riding the merry-go-round. Sentenced to pay a 10 fine plus costs for petit larceny. the drink charge was remitted on good behavior.
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Poe Tose
Alba
William Ford
McCartareai
Parry Smith
Betsmontave
Claude Walker
N. Senate. Ave
Perry Bogardus
Shelbyville Pike
Whatston
Fairview Park
Whallon
Indicted men in two assassinations brought to court
Curtis Jett and Tom White, charged in two of three recent murders, were brought into court by soldiers and turned over to Sheriff Callahan. Attorneys for the defendants attended. Thomas Marcum of Muskogee and Alcormy Be Marcum’s death sparked the inquiry. A continuance is expected to be postponed one week. In New Albany, a gas strike near Fredericksburg, eight miles north, will lead to further exploration.
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Jackson
Curtis Jett
Tom White
Callahan
Thomas Marcum
Muskogee
Alcormy
James Be Marcum
Curge
Mt Fa
New Albany
Ind
Fredericksburg
Short Exd of Business Deal Involving Stancombs Case
Yohn Stancombs of 2619 N Capital Ave is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from his brother in law William Henderson of Mooresville Ind Henderson says he loaned 70 dollars to buy a restaurant in Indianapolis and Stancombs promised to turn over accounts of an Amboy hardware store and a piece of property but the accounts were not restored and the property was sold Stancombs denies the charge.
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Yohn Stancombs
William Henderson
Mooresville
Ind
Henderson
Stancombs
Indianapolia
Amboy
Dunmes Answer Frederick Chase's Complaint
Charles H Fowler Dunmes and Ciphetia Fowler Dunmes, guardians of Moses Bowler, filed an answer to Frederic Chase's federal suit. They challenge Chase's guardianship, claim errors in Moses Fowier's identity and Indiana residence, and contest the bond amount of 154. They anticipate bringing Chase to Indianapolis for treatment this week, with no private facility arrangements yet.
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Moses Bowler UI
Roadrick
Chase
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Duhmes
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Moses Fowier
Indiana
Frederck Chase
Renton County
Vrites
Chase Quantus
Young Chase
Cnas
Indianapolis
Famed Weber-Fields troupe arrives via Big Four at Capitol crossing
Lillian Russell and her daughter Jase led the Weber and Field company into Indianapolis on Monday morning after a Big Four line arrival. The troupe travels with seven cars including a cafe car and three sleeper cars. Gambling and social games like poker and bridge are common on the ride as they head to the Park Theatre for Monday night’s show.
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Lillian Russel
Weber & Fieldy
Capitol Are
Union Tracks
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Areer
Jase
Paris
Tillian
Lewis
Uhierge
Lew
Mitackee
Chicago
Ellian Russell
Charle Bigelow
Willie Chiller
Louisville
Russell
Alan
Wille
Louise Alten
John Miller
Indianapolis
Park Thearter
One Day Sale Tuesday Only Mitnerus Mats
Taylor Carpet Co advertises a Tuesday only sale of Elegant Mitrenus mats and mitres in Mitre corner carpet designs. Highlights include Brunsels mitres Witton velvet and Axminster options with color variety and prices around 11.48 percent and 0.60 for a small piece. Located at M-33 W. Washington St.
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Taylor Carpet, Co
Washington St
Charlotte Wa ders Seeks Second Divorce From Sam Waters
Charlotte Wa ders, three-time married, sought a second divorce from Sam Waters in Judge Leathers court. Prosecution noted alleged inhumanity. Waters did not appear to contest. The case summarized a complex marital history including multiple marriages and reconciliations.
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Charlotte Waders
Leathers
Charlotte Aske
Samus Waters
Pleo
Yoo Jim Sain
Jon Kean Ho
Reaagin
Mit
Harlem
Aoman
Sam
Shy
Sam Shy
Agai
Charlotte
Jorge Lentners
May
Charette
Homer L. Cook Named County Superintendent
Homer L. Cook elected as new Marion County superintendent amid partisan maneuvers. Democratic trustees delivered a typewritten slate while Republicans showed an alternate "W. Lands" note, signaling a five to four tally. Cook, a city Democrat, will assume office promptly.
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Homer L. Cook
Marion County
Homer
Cty
Lownshiy
Indiana Telephone Strike Drives Office Moves Across States
A chaotic note shows plans to remove Chicago headquarters to Indiana on July 1 while IndUstrial shifts push staffing from Chicago to Indianapolis. The Independent telephone firms gain leverage in Indiana, possibly prompting Central Union offices to relocate. Grain and livestock prices across Chicago and regional markets reflect steady conditions with plentiful hay and mixed feeds.
Market Notes and Livestock Prices From Southern Rail and New York
Market brief from June 1 details damage estimates and insurance notes, railway outlook, and general price trends. It references Sterling exchange, liquidation expectations, and buying at lower levels. It lists cattle and sheep prices, export steers, and prime beef terms, with a call to place a line ad in The Bulletin.
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Wester
Southern Railway
Larke
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Fusberg
Manhattan
New York
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Cova
Choe
Honghi
Uae
Indianapolis Markets Provisions and Groceries Report
The Indianapolis Markets section lists wholesale prices for poultry eggs butter cheese and a vast range of groceries. It covers meats, canned goods, coffee, spices, dried fruits, produce, and coal and coke with various regional and product specifics.
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