Shooting by Indianapolis police injures attorney during chase
An Indianapolis incident ended with Samuel Dowden being wounded in the left leg as police led by Chief Metzger fired on a Chevrolet driven by Samuel Dowden and W Richardson Sinclair. Witnesses dispute the number of shots, and Dowden accuses officers of reckless conduct and bluffing as they pursued a slower vehicle through St Clair and Delaware streets. The case heads to the Board of Public Safety and later the grand jury.
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Metzger
Samuel Dowden
W. Richardson Sinclair
Dowden
Asch
Sergt
Barmtfuhrer
Albert Wilson
Oakland
Cal
Chief Wilson
Indianapolis
Sinclair
Rugenstein
University Club
F. O. Dorsey
New Jersey Street
Mr. Sinclair
Dr. Dorsey
Board of Public Safety
St. Clair Street
Asche
Serst. Baumfuhrer
Delaware Street
Walnut
Walnut Street
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Dowden
Dorsey
der. Dorsey
Original act by Sale at English's this week
Chick Sale presents an original act at English's this week impersonating seven familiar characters including pupils professor and school board members with a full change of personality leaving no voice trace. Miss Marie Bergere appears in several characters led by Eva Tanguay. DeHaven and Whitney provide a big laugh sketch and the Wright brothers airship film yields notable airplane maneuvers.
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Chick Sale
Mr. Saleso
Marie Bergere
Eva Tanguay
DeHaven
Whitney
Wright Brothers
Indianapolis Grain Market Report with Price Listings
Grain prices for corn oats hay are listed by type and quality with through billing figures. No. 2 white corn shows various prices and bills, oats and hay prices by timothy and clover mix, with inspections and totals across carloads.
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Indianapolis
Thorugh
Timothy
Major Leaguers Plot 12-Club Major League Plan
New York June 9 The National and American leagues aim to crush the American and Eastern leagues and form a 12 club circuit including Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Columbus or Toledo Buffalo Baltimore Providence Newark or Jersey City President Watkins denies the report noting major leagues are defending against the Eastern league and the AA
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New York
National League
American League
American Association
Indianapolis
Louieville
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Buffalo
Baltimore
Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Watkins
A. A
Druids Lawn Social Set For Buckley Home
The Independent Ancient Order of Druids will host a lawn social at L. J. Buckley's residence 20 S Arsenal on Thursday evening June 10 and, if weather permits, on Friday.
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Druids
Crder of
L. J. Buckley
S. Arsenal
Local Packers Put Hog Prices 70 High Notch
Indianapolis June 9 hog receipts show 6,000 hogs 1,300 cattle and 600 sheep down from a week and year ago. Local packers demand remains strong with top hogs at 7.0 and bulk around 7.35 to 7.7. cattle and sheep prices steady to higher in various markets including Union Stock Yards and Pittsburgh with mixed hog and calf values.
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Indianapolis
Union
Ill
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
Daily Grain Letter highlights steady wheat and firm corn
Chicago reports wheat steady with a small July decline while distant months firm. Patten House and Armour actions noted. Northwest markets firm. Kansas and Southeast Missouri signals mixed. Corn remains firm with unsettled weather and moderate demand. oats and cash markets steady. Provisions show higher prices on moderate demand. land buying by shorts and shippers active.
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Chicago
Ill
Patten
Armour
Northwest
Southwest
Kansas
Missouri
Patten House
Bartlett
Jurors Deadlock in Wilson Murder Trial at Connersville
In Connersville Indiana Judge Gray discharged the jury in the John Wilson case after 40 hours of deliberation. The jurors stood six to six on every ballot, unable to reach a verdict on whether Wilson killed his wife. The defendant remained in court with no noted emotion as the panel reported its impasse.
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Wilson
Connersville
Ind
John Wilson
Gray
Supper and Bazaar by Woman's Auxiliary No 5 to Typographical Union
Woman's Auxiliary No 5 hosts a supper and bazaar for Indianapolis Typographical Union No 1 at Mrs J P Cherry 43 E Walnut St. Supper runs 5 to 8 PM with bazaar both afternoon and evening on Wednesday.
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Woman's Auxiliary No
Indianapolis Typographical Union No
J. P. Cherry
E. Walnut Street
Wall Street Opens With Broad Losses In Early Trading
Stock prices slipped across the board with Southern Pacific common down about one point and its preferred around 13 1 2. Steel, American Smelting, and several rail issues weakened early, while heavy selling orders and arbitrage trading characterized the opening as government bonds held steady and other bonds firm.
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Win
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Eries
Anther
Southern Pacific
London
Quill Seeks Extra Pay for Election Duties in County
County Clerk Leonard M. Quill asks County Court No. 3 judge Vinson Carter to grant extra pay totaling forty dollars for serving as a member of the election board, primary election commissioner, and canvassing board. Commissioners refused a prior bill of three hundred fifty dollars, arguing no statute allows extra compensation beyond annual duties and that fixing pay lies with the commissioners.
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Leonard M. Quill
Superior Court No. 3
Vinson Carter
Board of Election Commissioners
Toledo Grain Prices Report June 9
Wheat futures show July at 1.21 and September at 1.13 0/0? December 1.18 in cash and futures. Corn futures listed as July and September around 73 cents with December 6? Oats cash 60 cents with July 55 cents September 44.5 cents December 45? Rye cash and Alsike at 8.00 and Timothy at 1.90. Cloverseed October December 7.17144 March 7.25.
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Chicago
Thomson’s Wire
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Mrs Flora Lawler Found Dead at 28 Noble Street
Mrs Flora Lawler aged 49 was found dead Wednesday at 28 Noble Street. Cause of death is unknown. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Flora Lawler
Noble Street
Former officer demands fees already paid in
Judge Vinson Carter heard the case of William E. Davis former county clerk who seeks $2 claiming he turned in 172.50 in naturalization fees with half due to himself. County officials disallowed the claim stating fees belong to the county and no statute allows retention by the clerk. Leonard M. Quill current clerk may file a similar motion if the court sides with Davis. Quill turned fees to the treasury under protest awaiting court action.
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Vinson Carter
Superior Court No.5
William E. Davis
Marion
United States
Davis
Leonard M. Quill
Notson
Quill
Prorest
Court chooses mother's arm for childrer
Judge Remster granted Amelia Moyer a divorce from John H. Moyer on Wednesday and awarded custody of Marion A. Moyer and Gladys J. Moyer to the mother. The children were placed with Zola Graut pending the custody settlement. Mr Moyer has been paying weekly support under court order.
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Remster
Amelia Moyer
John H. Moyer
Marion A. Moyer
Gladys J. Moyer
Zola Graut
Moyer
Union Trust Guardian Appointed for Fletcher Children
The Union Trust company has been made guardian of Elizabeth Fletcher, Jesse J. Fletcher Jr., and Lillian Fletcher, children of the late Charles Fletcher. Each child owns property valued at $25 000. Jesse Fletcher, an uncle who killed himself in Michigan, formerly served as guardian.
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Union Trust Company
Eizabeth Fletcher
Jesse J. Fletcher, Jr
Lillian Fletcher
Charles Fletcher
Jesse Fletcher
Michigan
Governor Sends Books To Boys Club Library
Governor Marshall received textbooks donated for a school supply bid and has given several hundred books to the Boys' Club library. The collection includes readers travel and geography volumes expected to expand the growing library.
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Marshall
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Market Prices Report
Fresh country wagon market quotes from Indianapolis Wagon Market list corn at 82 to 85 cents, shelled oats 62 cents, hay and straw values for timothy clover and mixed it reports per hundredweight or ton with prices ranging to 17 dollars for timothy and 16 dollars for mixed hay.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Gros
Kentucky Avenue
Statehouse Corridor Gossip at Columbus Banquet and Visitors
Governor Marshall to head the Phi Gamma Delta banquet at the University Club with many Capitol regulars in attendance. Capt Wallace Foster circulated flags at the capitol while James F Cox and Adam Heimberger visited the statehouse, praising outlook for Marshall’s administration. Cy Neal plans a Chicago trip to see the Giants and Cubs, and Ed Fitzpatrick attends Valparaiso law exercises to admit graduates. Charles Downing attends Purdue commencement. W A Semans, former policeman, becomes assistant custodian replacing F C Roberts who moves to Chicago.
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W. A. Semans
The
Statehouse
F. C. Roberts
Nicaga
Reason Why Cascarets Sell Fast Across America
Advertising claims Cascarets attract 220000 daily users with a six year track record. Millions endorse the product and over five million dollars spent to promote it, while counterfeiters threaten the brand with fake substitutes.
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America
Cascarets
Cascarets Promise Safe Digestive Health For Children
A periodical ad touts Cascarets as a time tested, reliable remedy for digestion. It claims they cleanse and strengthen the digestive canal, act like exercise for bowels, and safeguard children from dangers to life. The product is described as purely vegetable, harmless, and efficient.
Dishonest Sales Ploy Warned In Vintage Ad
An old advertisement warns buyers about dishonest sales pitches and a product linked to Cascarets from Sterling Remedy Company. It promotes a Ten Gent Vest Pocket box as a premium, notes genuine items, and offers a Gold-Plated Bonson box as a free gift to friends, with ten cents requested in stamps to cover costs.
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Monsense
Sterling Remedy Company
Renesy Company
Chicege
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Bredium
Eugene Purtelle
Matt M'Grath
NEW York Athletic Club
Wall Street
Lee
Central Union Telephone Company
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Narle Fresh
Riverside
Mrovernor Marshall
Phi Gamma Delta
Wallace Foster
Capitol
James F. Cox
Cox
Adam Heimberger
Democratic State Central Committee
Gov. Marshall
Cyrus W. Neal
Auditor's Office
Giants
Cubs
Carr
Times
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Valparaiso Law School
Charlies Downing
State Board of Agriculture
Purdue
Cascaret
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