Yearlong Wait Ends In May Ceremonial Nuptials
Gerald A Cotter of 34 Douglass street and Daisy Lawyer of 42 Blake waited nearly a year after applying for a marriage license when relatives opposed the union. They renewed and secured a new license from County Clerk William B Davis and plan to wed soon, with the ceremony now deemed proper.
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Gerald A. Cotter
Douglass St
Daisy
Blake
Willam B Davi
Marty
Cottey
Head Camp Woodmen Train to Milwaukee Meeting
About 150 Modern Woodmen will leave Indianapolis June 17 for Milwaukee to attend the head camp gathering. A. Osborn and No T Washholi will represent the district, with Marion County showing strong membership and units like Cedar Camp and Marchy Camp prominent in drill and prizes. The group to attend includes state and district officers, with special return train planned for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Monon
Milwaukee
Indivianalis
A. Osborn
No T Washholi
Osborn Ieine Ohs
Mallen
Vitteind
Cary Anveng
Theo
Cedar Camp
S+ Louis
Womim Hunt
Toedtunaiena
Tinta
Orth
Crawfordsville
Marion County
Orbarn
Minsk riot toll and Jewish victims reported in late dispatches
Late Minsk riots reportedly killed or wounded nearly one hundred people, with Jews described as the chief sufferers. In Indianapolis, Charles Davis suffered a broken nose in a bicycle accident at Delaware and Washington streets, and a burglar visited Dr. A. H. Harold’s home at 1703 College Ave. The Indiana Woodmen are preparing for the head camp event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Minsk
Indianapolis
Charles Davis
Eleventh St
Delaware and
Washington Sts
A. H. Harold
College Ave
Indianapoli8s
Indiana Woodmen
War May End an Early Day
President Roosevelt’s note to Japan and Russia prompts hopeful replies. Washington reports indicate both powers favor peace and may accept direct talks between plenipotentiaries. The president urges immediate negotiations to end the war, with a possible armistice and subsequent commission talks to set terms.
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Roosevelt
Czar
Scripfs-M'Rae
Washington
Japan
Russia
St. Petershiars
Tokio
Lee
Wall
Avebiogram Fam
St. Petersburg
Ma Vie
Scripps al Rae
Excellant Authority
Dagen
Bt Prtetsburg Om Tukio
Una Ran
Rusia
Pettis
Jandan
Stallars
Hasing
Jaran
United States
Ga Hin Pole
Reed
Europe
Suapensinn
Toula
St Petersburg
Driscoll Surrenders Amid Teamster Bribery Probe
Chicago press reports John Driscoll a former Teamsters official surrendered to county authorities after discussions with the State Attorney. He denies graft and bribery charges, says he did not evade a subpoena, and hints at cooperation as the grand jury investigates alleged payoffs and strikes linked to Teamsters affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-Arae Press Associalion
John
Driscnil
Tampage
Dealy
Jary
Chages
Pribery and
Bratt
Sane
Driscoll
Uwe
OL P F. Shen
Teamsters
Albert Young
Esa
Notable Congressman Visits Dour Arkansas Town
The account places Champ Clark, a representative from Arkansas's 41st district, in a bleak malaria era town. A passenger pressed a passerby at the station door to name the desolate locale, prompting a terse exchange amid a feverish setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Arkangan
Mr Clark
Ten Years For Bigelow
Milwaukee, Wis June 10 Frank G Bigelow wrecker of the First National bank pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten years hard labor. Maud A Krauss 34 of Hamilton county was found dead in bed at the insane hospital believed smothered during epilepsy. A bicycle theft ring and a burglary at 136 Dorned Ave were reported with tires stolen. A break in at Dr Harold's residence ended with a burglar fleeing, valuables taken and a house alarm aroused.
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Maud A Krauss
Hamilton County
Insane Hospital
Robertson
George Barnett
Dorned Ave
de. C. Mc Harel
Sirs
Hare Old
Harold
Vaal Somene
Dr. Harald
Norwegian statesman Michelsen era cabinet head born in Bergen
Peter Christian HK Michelsen, influential Norwegian statesman and early leader of Michelsen's coalition, born March 15, 1887 in Bergen, trained as a lawyer, served as minister of finance, and led Bergen's 1880s and 1890s political scenes. He headed Norway's cabinet after forming a united front with key ministers including Moodorgm Loulard and Christian Rowden. The cabinet list features experts in law engineering and industry.
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Peter G
Peter Christian HK
Michelsen
Enunell
Harrru- Thienrabinet
Stat
Stockholm
Tm March
Wanenasen
Norway
Etruggia
Asatciatek
Caunedot
Moodorgm Loulard
Adeisthing
Mo Christian Rowden
Eustie Aretanter
Gunnar Koudern
Gen. Olsson
Nas Beice Hee
Fore
Mo Krie
Tofer Tehmkuhl
Po Felinw
Gnaman
Mo Agamund Hinje
Moderages
Mo Bulvard Bult
M Harold Bathner
Lett
Two Fire Calls From One Box In Short Time
Two separate gasoline fueled fires hit the same neighborhood within an hour on Saturday morning at box 44. A barber shop fire started when a barber lit a match near gasoline, causing an explosion and stove damage. A boy ignited gasoline with a match while his mother cleaned gloves, destroying lace curtains but causing no injuries.
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Inois
Chtests
Indiana
Jennie Waters
Stewart Hine
Apie
Voters to Be Sworn In Stirred Race for Mayor
District factions held meetings in Rockwalter and Stalnaker camps as affidavits and blank forms were prepared to handle anticipated vote challenges. Leaders claimed strong local support in wards, with Stalnaker assured of committee backing and Bookwalter promising a concerted effort to mobilize voters at the upcoming primary.
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Stalnaker
Central Committee
Oran Muir
T Sh
Allwg
Rockwalter
Cata
Bia
Stalker
Fountain Square
Bookwalter
Newlock
Cummings
Stalnaker Mac
Bratnaker
Coatrman Cumminga
Two Indians Elected Special to the Bun Denver
Special to the Denver Bun reports Col June W Mra T E Ellison of Fort Wayne elected nap and me eg egbertess. Baatter, ots He nad ration. of Hhsiesinetaty Mao Ree Dore wee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
June W—Mra
T. E Ellison
Fort Wayne
Nap
Egbertess
Baatter
Mao Ree
Dore
Thrash Out Differences Over San Pedro Railroad Battle
San Francisco June 19 Senator Clark and E H Harriman plan to thrash out their differences over the San Pedro Salt Lake and Los Angeles railroad in which they are jointly interested A meeting in New York July 1 will discuss the entire question Stockholders are set for the session with Keith Clark as a key figure in the road dispute.
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Bcripps
A Rae
Press Association
San Francisco
Wwoa Clark
E H. Harriman
San Pedro, Salt Lake & Los Angeles Railroad
New York
Kearns
Crah
Keith Clark
Lark
Tme
Dunn Attacks Bath Critics At City Council
The city council met after noon Saturday and adjourned with no action on a $5,000 appropriation for public bathhouses due to lack of quorum. City Controller J. P. Dunn criticized critics and urged management by a citizen committee, aiming at the Democratic organ. A new council meeting is set for Monday night at 7:00 to likely decide the bathhouse matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Dunn
Dunn
Bither Earrasm
Riverside Park
Sehial
Stolen horse and wagon taken from Adama residence
A horse and wagon belonging to C. F. Adama was stolen Saturday morning from the Inatatalment house area. The wagon carried rugs and curtains. it was used by a sales crew traveling in the northeastern city. The crew left the horse and wagon while visiting houses and returned to find them missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
X- Hingiest
Webster Jury Discharged in Perjury Case
The Webster jury in the state case against Harry Webster for perjury was dismissed after failing to reach a verdict. Judge Alford reported the jury unable to agree. Earlier Webster, once an owner of the American Detective agency, faced questions over a mortgage and unencumbered status. Fred Crull later told the grand jury he held a note and mortgage against Webster, but Crull refused to testify to avoid self incrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webster
Alford
Webster
Fred Crull
Inslaw
Grand Jury
Ameé
Islt
Crull
Local option inquiry stirs town chatter in Cactus Bend
A stranger questions the town about adopting local option. Citizens debate whether to permit alcohol sales. The exchange highlights community division over drinking rules and the potential changes a local option vote could bring to Cactus Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Bend
Dyeckan
Cephea
Young Sten in World book slated for fall release
Stnavor A. J. Beveridge plans a fall publication from an eastern house titled Young Sten in World. The volume compiles articles from Saturday Event Post and writings from the past two to three years. Graduating gifts offered in the jewelry shop at modest prices while stock is low. J P Mullally, jeweler, 28 Monuh place. Kruse and Dewinter advertise services with a phone contact for male goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stnavor A. J. Beveridge
Sten
J.P. Mullally
Monuh Place
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Kew Pianos
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Biles
Harry D. Wellsr
Willoughby Building
Meridian St
UPA Sey, Telegraph and Cable
London
James H. Hyde
Emitable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
City and
C. H. Harold
Bigelow
RAE
Wis
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank
Indiana-Ave
Bath
Benator Beveridge
Mtegemelt Bros
U. M
Wat
Wills Beent Cigar
Kruse & Dewinter
Mala Aévt
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