President Roosevelt to speak briefly at Indianapolis station
President Roosevelt faces a ten minute window at Union Station Indianapolis after telegrams show Beveridge confirming the brief schedule. Gov. Durbin will meet the president en route from Evansville and a brief stand on Jackson Place will host the public. Roosevelt then proceeds to Washington, with Illinois stops listed en route.
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Indianapolis
Rvansville
Roosevelt
Jackann Jackson Place
Jackson Place
Marlon Club
Washington
Adjutant General's Office
Union Station
Forest fires darken New England and threaten towns
Dense smoke from New Hampshire forest fires blankets the region, obscuring the sun from Concord to New York. Reports describe crops, homes, and a major elk preserve at risk, with towns in Maine and Massachusetts under fire danger and multiple settlements already damaged or destroyed.
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Conk County
Graveton
Berlin
Meredith
Grafton County
Carroll County
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Springfield
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New York
RW York
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Tehvity
Weather Bureau
New England
Soldiers Prevent Another Tragedy At Jackson
In Ky on June 4 two soldiers on guard duty at the Hargis brothers store intervened when a drunken man approached ex Senator Hargis amid an open court confrontation with Attorney Marcum. Marcum diverted attention as a sentinel stepped in between the parties, averting a likely clash. Meanwhile Mrs. Sherrick, recently reported near death after surgery, is now improving but remains in guarded condition at St. Vincent's hospital.
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Liner Ads Highlight Domestic Help and Services
New liner advertisements on page nine offer positions such as washerwoman and housekeeper, together with a stenographer and general housework tasks. Other listings mention a ten room house for rent, mortgage details, and a news stand for sale, reflecting a mix of employment and rental opportunities.
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Walter
Tarber
Domestic cruelty case ends with fines and jail
Horace Woods faced police court after his wife of four months accused him of repeated beatings and neglect. He admitted receiving money from her, but claimed illness. He was fined 100 dollars and jailed 9 days for assault and battery and 100 dollars and 30 days for fostering. Nearby ads promote jewelry from low prices at J. P. Millally.
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Ife
Aimrall
Woods
Liit
Outlook dark for Kansas valley crops as floods hit
The June 4 Kansas report warns farmers of severe crop damage in the Kaw valley and flooded areas. The potato crop in the Kaw valley is practically ruined, with estimates by the assistant secretary of agriculture indicating bleak prospects for growers.
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Was
Kaw
Kansas
Harvest of Slot Machines Rumor After Preliminary Hearing
In the Stahl preliminary hearing officers ordered arrests of saloon keepers and operators connected with slot machines. Patrolmen Beekman and Waugh led the patrol, inspecting saloons and identifying machines. Suspects include Charles Smelter 35 Orn Scates 41 Horace Goodyear 733 Sanémoh Weaver John Matz 44 Monument Place Me Carthy Smith Harry Noland 325 N Benate Ave. Machines seized and held by Custodian Stevens. Trial set for Tuesday to decide destruction or relocation of the machines.
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Taffe
Senators Foraker and Hanna Energize Ohio Convention
At Columbus on June 4 the Republican state convention cheered two U S senators, Foraker and Hanna. Foraker urged three duties: nominate Gen Herrick, re elect Hanna, and endorse Roosevelt. W G Wylding won the lieutenant governorship nomination, W D Guilbert the state auditor post, and W S McKinnon the state treasurer nomination.
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DROPPED THE DISHES CHICAGO STRIKE SHUTS DOWNTOWN EATERIES
In Chicago on June 4 hundreds of downtown waiters walked out striking over unfilled orders and uncleared tables. The chaotic scenes resembled a football game as crowds pressed for seats and thousands raided fruit stands and saloons amid messy service and disrupted meals. The report names Woodard and Mastare among figures tied to the episode.
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Clerks Union Targets Sabbath Violation Case
Isadore Soloman pleaded guilty in Tas tee court on Thursday to violating the Sabbath by selling merchandise that day and was fined including costs totaling about 1. The clerks protective union vows to file against merchants who pursue their regular daily operations on the Sabbath. Edwin Ko Young, a prominent clerks union member, says the anti sending crusade has begun in earnest and more prosecutions will follow.
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Tastee Stu
Su Hoy
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Solomon
Mayor vows appeal in gas case to compel contract
Mayor Bookwalter announced the decision of Judge Neal on the Indianapolis gas case will be appealed to the supreme court at once. After a conference with City Attorney Joss the mayor expressed confidence the city can compel the gas company to fulfill its contract and continue supply, while not initiating direct talks with company president Hastings unless he hears otherwise.
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Neal
Madianapolis
Supreme Court
Joss
Tresident Hastings
Gan Company
Helpless Infant Likely Strangled Found On Porch
A two month old Black infant, Misa Elizabeth Henning, was found dead on the front porch of a New Jersey Street home Thursday morning. Police say indications point to strangulation, with detectives Simon and Morgan investigating and the body taken to the morgue for deputy coroner Gelswith to pursue further inquiries.
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New Jersey-st
Emmy One
Simon and
Morgan
Gelswith
Balloon Recovered After The Sun Ad Promises Reward
A drifting balloon deemed unfit for flight was found in New Augusta by G T Avery after reading The Sun ad offering 335 for recapture. He reported the sighting to The Bun and claimed the reward, noting the balloon’s sudden descent into his yard. A new 1206 balloon from Toledo is set for inflation Thursday by Prof Knobenshue.
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New Augusta
G. T. Avery
Avery
Toledo
Prof
Knobenshue
Guardians Seek Custody Of Louise Hadley's Child In Court
In Georgia a juvenile court heard Louise Hadley, once linked to a national controversy over Booker T. Washington, with the Board of Children's Guardians seeking to place her daughter Georgia in an orphanage or foster home. The father Levi E. Hadley claimed the mother mistreated the child, and the judge delayed decision for further inquiry.
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Solq Gtr
Georgia
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Joan of Arc
Booker T. Washington
Hotel English
Board of Children's Guardians
Levi E. Hadley
Orp
Booker Washington Fame
Neglected Horse Fined After Front-Of-Pri on Charge
A man was fined for allowing a horse to stand out in front of a prison without food or water. Judge Aforu of the criminal court issued a 3t fine and a warning that further similar conduct would face sterner action. Weather forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with possible showers for the next 36 hours ending 8 pm Friday. Temperature readings show 71 at 7 am and 2 pm. Local notices mention vendors and prices for piano sales and pavilion meals.
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Criminal Court
J. O'Brien
Indianapollo
Indiana
Burglars Probe South Side Home of J R Ritter
Burglars prowled the south side Wednesday night and pried open a kitchen window to enter the home of J R Ritter at 140 Vilteare. A pair of his trousers containing three shillings was stolen.
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Vilteare
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