Stahl trial ignites court with fireworks of testimony
The Indianapolie News details expenses paid for Earl Martin and James W. Melry BL Louis, denying evidence of Logsdon being dishonest while recounting clashes between Councilmen Wynne and Attorney Noel. The hearing turns turbulent as Detective Braht’s inquest unfolds, and Noel’s sharp exchanges with Spaan steal the spotlight before Stahl takes the stand.
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Indianapolie News
Earl Martin
James W. Melry
St. Louis
Logsdon
Wynne
Noel
Munday
Braht
Clemens
Weeeson
James W. Fool
Arthur Brahl
Aks
James W. Smith
Teague
Dr. Hunt
T. E. Grifith
A. TL Mason
Neel
Attorney Spaan
Tragic drowning of Edwin Silvernagel at Prospect IL dam
Edwin Silvernagel, age about four, drowned Tuesday at Pleasant Run below a Big Four railroad dam in Prospect Illinois after wading with his brother. The younger boy was swept into swift water and disappeared. by time help arrived the body was recovered and taken to the city morgue with his father.
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Enwin Silvernagel
Sinots
Pleasant Run
Prospect IL
John
John Silvernagel
Edwin
Gwo
Borh
Lfeleas
Clerks War On Sunday Work Begins
Isadora E. Solomon filed in Justice Stout's court on a Sunday work accusation. Edwin E. Young, clerk and union member, fled the affidavit. Solomon, a merchant at 434 W Washington St, faces a misdemeanor charge under section 200 of Indiana state law. The case signals a broader clerks crusade against Sunday labor.
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Isadora E. Solomon
Solomon
Indiana
Death Sentence Upheld For Jackson In Evansville
Jackson, convicted last fall of killing a watchman during a mill robbery, must die on June 12. His attorney argued mental unsoundness, but the supreme court denied a new trial. Ora Copenhaver faces the same fate for murdering his wife.
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Jackson
Deeres
Supreme Court
Allen Blankenship
Evansville
Ora Copenhaver
fm @ mill
Liner Advertisements On The Alain Page Today
New liner ads on the ninth page list help wanted for washwoman and girl as well as housework and general housekeeping. Rooms for rent and furnished apartments appear with mentions of magazines for sale and an eight room house for sale. Mortgage loan and job seeks are noted among the classifieds.
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Irl
Water-Stick Duel in Courthouse Corridors
In a Tuesday morning courthouse incident Ida Eaton and Mrs. Pruitt used umbrellas as weapons after a divorce hearing. Judge Leethers ruled Ida lacked sufficient grounds. as security intervened, both women argued and brandished umbrellas before being escorted away by Detective Asch.
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Ida Eaton
Mrs. Pruitt
Court House
Tada
Edward
Eaton
Profit
Ida
Leethers
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region June 3
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p.m. June 3 shows showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures 7 a.m. 62, noon 68, 7 p.m. 68 with variable winds. Showers in Indiana and neighboring states. New pianos priced from 165 dollars and up. Wulschner’s bred horse Janes Dustjem Oats.
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Indianapolia
Indiana
Demented Mose Fowler Guardianship Case Opens in Kenton Court
In Fowler Indiana the guardianship battle over Moses Fowler and his estate began after delays. Moses Fowler Chase appeared with his father Frederick Chase as jury selection started in Kenton court. The demented young man sat beside his father, mental state unchanged though physical condition improved, and the case is expected to last days with possible appeal to higher courts.
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Bate
Rabb
Theseis
Duhine
Moses Fowler Chase
Ilam
Weinhardt
Frederick Chase
Turs
United States Supreme
Gas Company Pushes Artificial Gas Sales Amid Natural Shutoff
An Indianapolis gas counter scene shows customers urged to switch to artificial gas stoves as rumors spread that natural gas will be cut off. Salesman Billy Pray promotes artificial gas at $1 per thousand by meter. John R. Pearson’s status and timing remain unclear as company directors in New York prepare a formal announcement on when the natural gas will end.
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Indianapolis Gas Company
Billy” Pray
Mr. Pray
Bill Pray
Majestia
John R. Pearson
Pearson
Mire
New York
Metropolis
Michigan Indiana car dealers set ninth annual convention
The Michigan and Indiana retail car association holds its ninth annual convention at the Claypool hotel. The event includes executive meetings, a welcome address by Mayor Bookwalter, and reports by officers. Sessions cover fixed pricing benefits for wholesalers and retailers, with tours of Indianapolis manufacturing plants, stockyards, and the Atiag works followed by a collation and vaudeville at the German House.
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Michigan
Indiana
Claypool
Bookwalter
Bel Railroad
Atiag
Indianapolis
Jewelers Offer Watches and Diamonds With Guarantee
J. P. Mullally at 23 Monument Place advertises graduation presents watches from 00 upward brooches pins from 32.00 upward rings from 91.50 upward and Diamond Kings from 10.00 upward. The shop offers a guarantee on all jewelry and gilt edges.
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J. P. Mullally
Gov Durbin Plans Reception for President in Indy
Gov Durbin telegraphs Secretary to President Roosevelt and asks for guidance on a reception in Indianapolis as the president's train passes through. Gov Durbin and Mrs Durbin depart for Evansville. officials doubt a formal welcome is appropriate if stops are brief.
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Emil Loeb
Roosevelt
Fort Dodge
Indianapolis
Winfield T. Durbin
Durbin
Evansville
New Morning Star to Debut In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Morning Star, edited by George F. McCulloch, will publish its first issue next Saturday from offices at 15 12 Oniost. It forms a three paper league with the Muncie Morning Star and the Terre Haute Star, all independent. G A McCellan is general business manager, Earl E Martin central editorial manager, and Ira D Lambertson circulation manager.
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Indianapolis Morning Star
George F. McCulloch
Star
Muncie Morning Star
Terre Saute Star
Terre Waute Express
Mr. McCulloch
W. R
Frank McKeen
G. A. McCellan
Earl E. Martin
Ira D. Lambertson
Electrician’s strike barely disrupts Indianapolis telephone work
The telephone construction strike in Indianapolis drew few workers as about 10 men walked out. Companies replaced them with new hires and operations continued. Strikers earned 12.0 per day, sought a raise to 3 percent, but the companies refused.
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Indianapolis
May Weather Summary From A Cloudy May
The text records a May with ten clear days and seven cloudy days, plus 21 total days of observation. The wind mostly came from the south at 42 miles per hour. May 20 and May 7 had the warmest highs around hi. May 1 marked a cold day with a 4 degree thermometer reading.
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May
TNA
DROWNED IN KANSAS CITY FLOOD REPORTS
A flood in the Kaw valley center reports massive drownings across Kansas City Kansas and Missouri with looting, rapid mobilization of police and soldiers, widespread homelessness, hospital strain, and emergency measures. Topeka and St Louis weather the rising flood as towns brace for further danger and relief efforts.
Flood Deluge Sweeps Madison Homes, City Records Loss
A cloudburst in Madison Indiana on Monday dumped over three inches of rain in two hours. Crooked Creek overflowed, flooding north and northeast sections as 2 foot wide streams widened to over half a mile. Forty houses were flooded with families left homeless. wagons and skis rescued residents. Bridges, trees and fences were swept away. property losses run into thousands of dollars.
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Madison
Ind
Crooked
Missing list grows as another girl disappears
Mrs Lizele Campielé asks police to locate her daughter aged unknown who has been away from home for days since starting school last week. The mother says the girl visits telegraph offices and mentions two messenger boys who may know her whereabouts.
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Lizele Campielé
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