Orchard Under Fire in Defense Cross Examination
Boise dispatch reports Harry Orchard, star witness in the Haywood murder trial, faced extensive cross examination as he recounted past crimes and conspiracies tied to ex governor Steunenberg’s death. He admitted bigamy and various crimes while detailing the Wardner mines bombing and Steunenberg assassination plan and his movements across Canada, the United States, and the mining regions.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Richardson
Orchard
Hawley
Yient
Borah
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Wardner
Peterson
Burkend
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Montana
Butte
William D. Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Steve Adams
Jack Simkins
Attorney Richardson
Steunenberg
Haywood
Haywod
Moyer
Pettibone
Jack Simpkins
Gov. Peabody
Goddard
Judge Gabbert
Sherman Bell
D. H. Moffatt
Frank Hearne
Ontario
British Columbia
Hattie Simpson
Cripple Creek
New York
Arthur Collins
Telluride
James H. Hawley
Detroit
Utica
N. J
Canada
Colorado
Philippines
Honolulu
N. Y
Senator Borah
Judge rules Rhodius insane. marriage to Elma Dare void
Judge Samuel Artman of Boone County Circuit Court appoints James M. Berryhill guardian for George Rhodius and his Indianapolis estate. He rules Rhodius is of unsound mind, upholding the petition by his aunt Mrs. Ziegler, and declares the Elma Dare marriage not legal as part of the case.
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Elma
Lebanon
Ind
Samuel Artman
Boone County Circuit Court
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
Rhodius
Artman
James M. Berryhill
Berryhill
Charles Reay
Elma Dare
Short Ridge Echo staff announced by Prof Swain Thomas
Miss Mary Ann Baker will be editor in chief of the Friday Echo at Short Ridge High School. Hugo Harter takes charge of the athletic department. Ruth Endsley and Ben Hitz, continuing as local department leads, oversee staff duties.
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Friday Echo
Shortridge High School
Charles Swain Thomas
Mary Ann Baker
Echo
Hugo Harter
Ruth Endsley
Ben Hitz
Woman should propose says lawyer in New York
Mrs Harriet Johnston Wood, a lawyer, addressed the Professional Women's league in New York. She argued that women have progressed faster than men and that historical precedent supports women proposing. She added that for family futures the mother should choose the father of her children.
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Professional
Women's League
Harriet Johnston-Wood
New York
Grief-stricken widow near death after drive tragedy
Mrs Violet McKenzie, grieving after the fatal automobile collision that killed her husband Clarence McKinzie, is reported in critical condition after a suicide attempt. Clarence McKinzie, president of Standard Brake, died when his car struck a trolley. policeman William Mosher and driver W J Swan were injured.
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New York
Violet McKenzie
Clarence McKinzie
Five in Greenbaum family jump to escape fire. father dies
In Philadelphia on June 7 a third story window jump by Isaac Greenbaum's family followed a house fire. Greenbaum, 62, died on impact. wife Annie 60 and children Rosie Abraham and Blanche were hospitalized in serious condition. Suspect Jerome Reynold, a Black man, held on $500 bail.
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Isaac Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Annie
Rosie
Abraham
Blanche
Jerome Reynold
Patrolman Tracks Crap Game in Ye Ark aa loon Saloon
Patrolman John D. Hostettler wears rubber heels to quietly approach a craps game in a Ye Ark aa loon saloon on E. Ohfost. He arrests four players George Barnett James A. Taggart Charles Smith and Bert Koons who are fined in police court.
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John D. Hostettler
Ye Ark Aaloon
E. Ohfost
Coats
Hostettler
George Barnett
New Jersey St
James A. Taggart
Wyndett
Charles Smith
E. Pratt St
Bert Koons
Linden Hotel
Sun notices delivery delays due to rush of subscribers
The Sun reports a surge in new subscribers has caused delivery confusion across carrier bays. Paper delivery will be corrected within a few days and subscribers who do not receive the paper promptly are asked to call 880 with their report.
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The
Sun
Harry New
Missouri Republican Club
Kansas City
Local Jottings and City News from Indianapolis
Brief items note births and comings and goings around Indianapolis. Crowds gather at the terminal and new South Illinois street buildings rise. Seniors plan class day at Shortridge Hall while politicians and police share humorous quips.
Rahke Granted Second Trial in Indiana Case
Indiana Supreme Court reverses Marion County verdict against Augustus Rahke convict in assault case. High court orders new trial due to irregular jury instructions and directs return of Rahke from Michigan City prison for further proceedings.
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The
Supreme Court of Indiana
Marion County
Tain
Reed
Michigan City
Rahke
Ww. W. Thornton
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Stubbs
Grand Jury
W. W. Thornton
Thornton
Balloon tragedy after 2000 foot fall in Barcelona
Count Men doza Cortina and three companions soared in a balloon at Barcelona when a worker was pulled into danger by a training rope. He clung briefly before losing consciousness and plunging to a street below, his body reduced to an unrecognizable mass.
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Count Mendoza Cortina
Fire at Bellaire home leaves man dead in ruins
The residence of Herman Michaels, 20, a cigarmaker, burned early today in Bellaire. Michaels's body was found among the ruins. Police investigate a report that he was killed and the house set on fire to cover the crime.
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Steunenberg
Orchard
Pettibone
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Bellaire
Herman Michaels
Michael
Fire destroys Wilmington industrial home and cigar works
Fire gutted the Balvitation army industrial home building and E. M. Schwarz cigar manufacturers in Wilmington causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Several sleeping inmates of the home barely escaped with their lives.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Wilmington
Del
Balvation Army
E. M. Schwarz
Cigar Manufacturers
United States Weather Forecast Showers Tonight Likely Saturday
Weather forecast notes showers tonight and likely Saturday with warmer conditions on Saturday. Sunrise is 4 16 and sunset 7 11 with a reported 7 00 a m. .- 60.
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United States
Bargain Offers From Local Shops In Indianapolis
Classified blurbs advertise replating chandeliers and brass goods by Indianapolis Plating Co at 434 Mass Ave. Also promotions for sidewalk roller skates at Gus Hableh 121 West Washington St. New pianos from Wulschner's starting 165 dollars. Furniture sets offered at People’s Outfitting Co. and Have You Seen My Cabinets sold at eight dollars per dozen from Marrod's Studio. Sample shoe sale by Manufacturers' Shoe Co at 343 36 Massachusetts Ave.
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Indianapolis Plating Co
Mass
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Massachusetts-ave
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