Jerome declines criminal action against insurance heads
District Attorney William Travers Jerome says that some insurance chiefs exposed by the Hughes inquiry may not face criminal charges even as civil action remains possible. He notes many transfers may be moral breaches without grounds for criminal acts and predicts trials will not begin before October.
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Hughes
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Armstrong
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Jerome
John A. McCall
Richard A. McCurdy
James W. Alexander
McCurdy
Alexander
Perkins
Republican Campaign Fund
James R. Hageman
Metropolitan
T. L. Jordan
Equitable
Jordan
Paul Morton
Burnham
Zoa-Phora Promises Relief From Female Ailments
A parade of testimonials from women across multiple states praising Zoa-Phora for relief from painful menstruation, pelvic discomfort, and general health improvements. The ad urges readers to buy at a druggist, promises complete usage instructions, and notes sealed sterile bottles with Dr Pengelly guidance.
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Lillian Harris
Germfask
Mich
Julia Fontan
Albany
Alice Berry
Banner
Ark
C. R. Huddleston
Bluffton
Ind
Rosa Abbott
Dane
Okla
Katie E. Kramer
St. Mary's
Lemma
Ellis
Rose
Zoa-Phora
Linesa Harrison
Kingston
N. C
Elizabeth Koons
Ottawa
Kas
Charles L. Crowell
Brighton
Ala
Why Maria Mitchell Deserves Hall of Fame Recognition
A reader asks why Maria Mitchell is famed as an astronomer of note with international renown. The note urges consulting libraries for full details, while the piece mentions a local ad for men’s mixed cotton socks at Weber & Zimmer and Zinger & Company on Virginia avenue.
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Weber & Zimmer
Virginia Ave
Zinger & Company
Fountein
Meeting of Women’s Associations Draws Large Membership
Last week the American Library Association met with 2000 members among whom two thirds are women. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs council meets this week at Jamestown representing 800000 clubwomen nationwide. The N E A gathering next month will interest 2000000 women overall.
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American Library Association
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jamestown
United States
Bow fashion shifts at Mary University classrooms
A year ago every girl wore a large black bow, but now colored bows dominate the scene creating a flower bed of pink blue and occasional red accents in Mary University classrooms. Horuff's offers ladies shoes at $2.00 to $3.00.
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Mary University
Indianapolis Public Works approves 1907 street assessments
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis announces June 12 1907 approval of assessment rolls for street improvements on Thirty Fourth Street North Street to St Clair Street Pennsylvania Street Virginia Avenue New Jersey Street and related work. Remonstrances to be heard June 2 1907 at the Board’s office Joe Elliott president and TruBl er clerk announce the file available for review.
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Illinois Street
Meridian Street
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Virginia Avenue
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Delaware Reet
New Jersey Street
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Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
eRee
Trubler
Indianapolis
Ind
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Bank Street
Delaware Street
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Harmon Streets
Aneepw
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Wack
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Majestic Bidg
City of
Senate Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Hinois Street
Tiinois Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Barretta
Thos
Kenwood Park
Defore
Hiram B
Hitchcock
Louisa
Metzger
Louis J
Kenwood Pathe
Actin
Swift
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Vail
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Fred J. Mack
the Boar
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Fall Creek Bridge
Twenty-Third Street
Central Avenue
College Avenue
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Twenty-Second Street
Park Avenue
Broadway
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Board of Works
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Department OF Public O
Indiana Avenue
West Street
Fall Creek
Noble Street
Pine Street
Washington Street
Lexington and Fletcher Avenues
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Fred
Mack
Wheel chair for dog helps a hind legless pup
A New York product shows a small dog missing hind legs after a street car being fitted with a two wheeled cart. The device supports the dog as it uses its front legs and moves with agility. It describes lively runs and short turns.
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New York
Plan for Chicago children's free hospital with lectures for mothers
A plan announces a new children's free hospital in Chicago led by Mrs. Stanley Field and other prominent women. It promises modern facilities and a lecture series with illustrated talks on disease prevention and child feeding, aimed at helping mothers improve health. Located in Indianapolis, a separate notice details public works assessments and hearings for widening Senate Avenue and several street improvements with dates for remonstrances.
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Children’s Free Hospital
Stanley Field
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