Woman linked to Emmerich fraud denied by friends
Intimate friends of Max P. Emmerich and Capital National Bank officials in Indianapolis rejected reports that a woman connected to horses and racing helped him loot the bank. They said the tale is unfounded and noted no such woman accompanied Emmerich in Jacksonville or on his planned return to Indianapolis.
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Max P. Emmerich
Capital Naional Bank
Emmerich
Frank B. Stalnaker
Mr. Emmerich
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Prof
Paulc. Gall
Frank C. Prinzler
Webster
Bramerich
Stalnaker
Capital National Loans
Fla
Prinzler
Circle
Market Street
Gall
Riots in Philadelphia Defy Police and Fire Cars
Philadelphia riots flare as 200 strikers clash with police in Front Street Kensington district. Rioters wreck a street car, beat crew, set cars afire, injuring at least 206 and leaving several dead or dying, while mayor declines militia aid and night saloons close.
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Philadelphia
Front Street
Kensington Avenue
Mill District
Rapid Transit
Rapid Transit Company
Elevated
Subway
Reyburn
Kensington
Lehigh Avenues
Crewe
Benedict Rice
C. O. Pratt
Moss
Kensington and
Allegheny Avenues
Ixensington
Offic
St Niga
Orie
Kensington Mill
Levy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary Weckeley
St.Mary's
Royalty Betrothed Rumor Circles Madrid Court
Madrid June 3 court circles report a rumor that Prince Alfonso of Orleans and Princess Beatrice of Saxe Coburg have become betrothed. Officials have not confirmed the news, but widespread chatter suggests a formal announcement may come soon.
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Madrid
Alfonso of
Orleans
Alfonso
Infanta
Euaire
Beatrice of
Saxe-Coburg
Edward of
England
Sirmaly
Burglary Suspect Caught Near Washington Street Home
A burglar alarmed residents when a woman sat on the front porch of 2029 E Washington Street Wednesday night. Neighbors found a man at the back door and heard him say they were watching. Both suspects fled as the neighbor alerted the occupants. Sergeant Weaver investigated.
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E. Washington Street
Auvor
Sergeant Weaver
State examines field force for new public accounting dept
William A. Deharity chief examiner John H Boltz and W M Fogarty deputies Gov Marshall and Johan Bill heimer auditor of state to meet Monday at the statehouse to set qualification rules for field examiners and to outline progress for public and prospective applicants in the new department. Washington June 3 It is stated no vote on the income tax amendment June 10 as Aldrich indicated schedules and tariff matters will be disposed of by that date.
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Anderson
Claude D. Stitt
Wabash
Ind
Builty
Stitt
Ft. Leavenworth
Elizabeth Frank
Washington, Ind
Washington
Fran
George Hunter
Burroughs
Washington Cox
Charles Murphy
Wiliam A. Deharity
John H. Boltz
W. M. Fogarty
Gov
Marshall
Johan
Billheimer
State
Statehouse
Public Accounting Department
Aldrich
Gas Company Carelessness Ignites Public Safety Debate
The Indianapolis Sun defends Citizens' Gas against misattribution after a gas leak near H. W. Rieman greenhouse causes plant damage and neighbor alarm. It urges city oversight of all public service firms, calls for accountability, and advocates watchmen and possible laws to prevent reckless neglect. Mayor Bookwalter backs firm action amid rising public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. East Street
Indianapolis Sun
Citizens’ Gas Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
Sun
H. W. Rieman
Police Secretary to Be Lawyer After Friday
Louis H. Flinn, secretary to Chief of Police Metger, will graduate Friday night from the Indianapolis College of Law. He began as a police reporter and studied law while serving as secretary. James W. Lamkin, deputy city clerk, also completes his three year course. Graduation exercises are set for Friday night at the Indiana Pythian building at Massachusetts avenue and Pennsylvania street. The class includes two men to be admitted to practice law upon graduation.
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Louis H. Fifnn
Metgger
Indianapolis College of Law
Flinn
James W. Lamkin
Lamkin
Indiana Pythian
Massachusetts Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Executor Named In Rolph Will For Nieces And Kin
Mary Randolph appointed executor of the will of the late John W. Rolph by probate Judge Roae on Thursday. The estate is to be distributed to nieces nephews and other relatives.
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Mary Randolph
John W. Rolph
Barkers Fined For Riot At Ki Ki Carnival Show
A pop bottle flew toward a barker as a Redmen lodge event in Indianapolis sparked trouble. In police court Thursday Robert Hollenberger Cumberland Roland Sherward Hamilton C five, and Jack Schoonover were fined 86 dollars each for inciting a riot assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Barkers in front of shows claimed insults from a crowd of youths. Others blamed the showmen for the trouble.
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Lodge of Redmen
Indianapolis
Robert Hollenberger
Cumberland
Roland Sherward
Hamilton, C
Jack Schoonover
Playful French poodle clears owner in court
A French poodle appeared as a silent witness in police court and cleared its owner Chris Graham of 1150 W New York Street after biting Miss Mamie Rooney of 133 Blackford Street. Judge Whallon warned Graham to keep the dog from roaming.
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Mamie Rooney
Blackford Street
Big steel boom hits Pittsburg May output surge
Pittsburg reports the Carnegie Steel Company, Republic Iron and Steel and related Steel Corporation units posting the largest May tonnage since 1907. Local mills six weeks behind on deliveries as Connellsville ovens blaze and 400 more ovens rush to completion near Brownsville. On June 1 Republic Iron and Steel raised wages by 10 percent while seeking 10,000 tons of Bessemer iron. A localized boom in iron and steel is forecast.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
The
Steel Corporation
Connellsville
Republc Station
Brownsville
Bessemer
Indiana Rail Road Commission Third Annual Report Awaited
The Indiana Rail Road Commission will publish its third annual report in about a week to ten days. The 607 page volume is described as larger and more significant than the two prior editions, signaling expanded coverage of the state’s rail system and regulation efforts.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
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Charles
Biddle
Wabash Man
Decker
Fame Testo
Rieman
Nore
Bookwalter
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