Jolley to stand trial in child murder case
A court will hear Jolley for the killing of his daughter amid a complex insanity debate. Doctors found Jolley intelligent but delusional at times, while detectives probe possible motives as Coroner Knox and witnesses recount the acid attack and the child’s pleas.
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Jolley
Knox
Intie Lia
Anna Peters
James Jolley
Catherine Martin
N. Senate Ave
Miss Peters
Gladys
LOCAL JOTTINGS Busy city notes on weather, paving, and folks
Watermelons are here and county reunions loom while Saturday picnic plans stir in Fairview park. Builders rise on Park avenue as new houses go up and parsonage work begins at Twenty second and Park avenue. Judges and clerks report busy days for licenses and lectures, with fashion returning as Tan shoes and straw hats reappear. The town sees street briskness, growing corn, ripe strawberries, and more Indianapolis residents talking about fishing.
State Board To Meet For Exam Papers And Grades
The State Board of Medical Examination and Registration will meet Tuesday to review the papers of those who took the last examination and issue grades. The board will also inspect apparatus in colleges during the afternoon.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Coyriificates
Gill
Unclear numeric sequence with scattered monetary values
Fragmentary OCR line listing multiple numbers and currency symbols such as 5600 and 60000 with 1709 and 1906 year hints, plus assorted odd tokens including New and seas, offering no clear news event or person to anchor a summary.
Col Alexander Hoagland Dead Newsboys' Friend in Omaha
Col Alexander Hoagland known as The Newsboys' Friend was found dead in his Murray hotel room in Omaha Nebraska. He originated the curfew law and devoted his life to welfare programs for newsboys and waifs including homes and shelters established in several cities. His work earned wide respect among Indianapolis and Omaha newsboys who viewed him as a lifelong advocate and mentor.
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Alexander Hoagland
Murray Hotel
Omaha
Neb
Scripp-McRae Press Association
Hoagland
Indianapolis
Col. Hoagland
America
Col
Indiana 1837 contract for Robertson T rails with Brown brothers
An 1837 Indiana Railroad Commission document shows a contract with Brown brothers of New York to purchase 2,000 tons of Robertson T rail from Liverpool on three months credit. Rails are 45 pounds per yard, 15 or 18 feet long, two thirds at least 18 feet, rolled true and straight with square ends.
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Indiana
Brown Brothers
New Rk
Great Britain
Liverpool
Philadelphia & Reading
Board plans for street improvements and Brookside track
The Board of Public Works met and accepted bids for street improvements including cement sidewalks on Indiana and Tacoma avenues and brick paving on Noble street. American Construction Co. to pave with brick between Pine and Washington. Brookside avenue to get double tracks after residents urged reform. A vacation of the alley between Ohio and Market streets from Pine to the first alley west was ordered.
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Board of Public Works
J. H. Roberts
Noble-st
Washington St
Lexington
Fletcher-aves
American Construction Company
Brightwood-ave
Tacoma-ave
Michigan-st
St. Clair-st
Brookside-ave
Tenth
Rural-sts
Board of Works
Brightwood
Roosevelt Ave
Pine
Ohio
Market-sts
Rhodius Case Proceeds Amid Grand Jury Hearings
The grand jury continues its probe into the Rhodius and Elma Dare marriage with witnesses including Chinna Collins and Frank Baker present. Judge Walker and Guardian Berryhill weigh court actions, a depository decision, and a forthcoming conference, while hearings extend through the week.
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George Rhodius
Elma Dare
James A. Berryhill
Walker
Rhodius
Berryhill
Guardian
Elma da
Indiana Trust Company
Counties Settle With State in Auditor Settlement
Marion Hamilton and Bartholomew were the last to settle with the auditor. The total payments by Indiana counties amount to 2,984,456.46, with detailed per-county figures led by Tippecanoe, Lake, and Marion.
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Marion
Hamilton
Bartholomew
Indiana artists exhibit at Claypool hotel this week
The Indiana Newspaper Artists Society announces its annual exhibit of original drawings and paintings at the Claypool hotel this Wednesday. Open to the public from 10 p.m. to 7 p.m. with no admission charge, the show showcases pictures not previously used in the press in the palm room.
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Claypool Hotel
Testified Against Holmes Reveals Crop Report Plot
Louis H. Van Riper testified at the Holmes trial that Edwin S. Holmes Jr. said he cleared about 60,000 by speculating on government crop reports. The New York broker said Holmes knew crop data before publication and showed him a government bulletin. Van Riper added Holmes prepared figures ahead of release and also speculated in wheat on Holmes’s information.
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Ye. Scrippa-McRae
Yas Association
Washington
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
Agricultural Department
Louis H. van Riper
New York
Holmes
van Riper
Raleigh
20 Deaths Due to Heat In Chicago
Chicago coroner reports twenty deaths by noon amid an 88 degree noontime. Officials cite the sudden heat rise as a contributing factor. The item notes broad public notices and a classified ad segment mentioning furnished rooms and laundry services in the same paper.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Mrs Lucinda Morton Improves At Indianapolis Home
Mrs Lucinda M Morton widow of Indiana war governor Oliver P Morton is somewhat improved at her home on Twenty-first Street Indianapolis. She remains very weak and can take little nourishment though she was conscious for a time and recognized her son Walter Morton of Hartford Conn who arrived Sunday. Her condition is due to age exhaustion not a specific disease.
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Lucinda M. Morton
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
MG 1
Twenty-first-st
Walter S. Morton
Hartford
Conn
Indianapolis
VENUED OUT OF COUNTY: Shiel Sues Williams Over Saloon Abatement
R B Shiel sues Scip Williams a saloon keeper on Indiana Ave asking court to abate the saloon alleging it is a detriment to his estate. The case moves through the county docket as a civil matter seeking removal or closure of the establishment.
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R. B. Shiel
Scip Williams
Indiana Ave
E É
United States Weather Forecast Update
Fair and continued warm conditions across the United States tonight and Tuesday. Sunrise at 4 15, sunset at 7 15, with noon and early afternoon observations noting a steady pattern of sun and light winds.
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United States
Arbitration Board Begins to Ease Teamsters Packers Rift
Scripps McRae reports in Chicago that the agreement to arbitrate the differences between the teamsters and packers prompted the start of selecting a board of adjudication this morning. The men will continue work until the board renders a decision.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Teamsters
Packers
Armenian named Moovedian arrested in priest murder case
Liverpool June 17 The police today arrested an Armenian named Moovedian on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Father Caspar Vartanian an Armenian priest found dead in a trunk at a New York boarding house The report cites the Scripps News Agency.
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Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Liverpool
Moovedian
Caspar Vartanian
New York
Annual convention of Wholesale Saddlery association in Indianapolis
The nineteenth annual convention of the Wholesale Saddlery association is under way in Indianapolis. About 800 expected attendees will gather at the Claypool hotel with events at Grand and English hotels. Officers include R J Wallace and Henry Diegel. A social schedule features receptions, tours, a luncheon, a card party, and a monster banquet.
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the Wholesale Saddlery Association
Claypool Hotel
Grand
B. Girdler
E. J. Holliday
E. A. Hendrickson
Martin Redfuss, Jr
Indianapolis
Claypool
Country Club
National Harness Manufacturing Association
R. J. Wallace
Milwaukee
Henry Diegel
Atchison, Kas
Albert Kuhley
Chicago
Henry Othmer
Edward J. Holliday
Martin Rehfuss, Jr
J. D. Holliday
C. M. Shattuck
Fred W. Dunne
D. F. Holliday
W. E. Kurtz
J. M. Dalrymple
A. F. Wyon
Frank Link
S. B. Girdler
A. R. Wyon
Governor Hoch Presents Silver Service to Kansas Battleship
Gov Hoch of Kansas arrived in Philadelphia with state officers and presented a magnificent silver service valued at $5,000 to the battleship Kansas now at League Island navy yard. Capt Vreeland accepted the gift in the name of the ship and the Navy Department.
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Gov. Hoch
Kansas
Washington
League Island Navy Yard
Small sum raised for city bathhouse sale drive
The Chil dren's Aid public bath committee laments low coupon book sales by public school children as exams and year-end deadlines cut participation. They estimate receipts around 1100 dollars from Lutheran schools and plan a Monday ordinance request for 300 dollars to maintain the bathhouse after purchase. Funds from coupons and other sources aim to complete the Schissel property purchase and support a playground project.
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Neukom
Pony cart accident injures three children in Detroit
The 9 year old son of Maurice Donnelly and two girls were thrown from a pony cart at Meridian and Pratt streets Sunday afternoon. The frightened pony shaft broke on East St Joseph street, then dodged men and hit the curb at Pratt street, throwing the trio clear. All escaped injury though subjected to nervous shock.
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Maurice Donnelly
New Jersey-st
Meridian
Pratt Sts
E. St. Joseph-st
Prattst
City and Street Railway Plan Immediate Track Laying
Agreement between Hugh McGowan president of the street railway and city officials to lay tracks at once between Blake street and the east end of the White River Bridge. City to pave that segment immediately and gave the company a choice to lay tracks or be shut out after paving.
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Hugh McGowan
Street Railway Company
Blake St
White River Bridge
Thomas Foster Injured In Fall At Stockyard Walkway
Thomas Foster an employee at the stockyard was taken to City Hospital Sunday afternoon in a semi conscious state. Doctors believe he suffered a fracture at the base of the skull after falling from a sangway over the cattle pens while crossing the walkway.
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Thomas Foster
Foster
Government moves to break Paris wine strike
June 17 Paris reports radical government measures to end the wine growers strike. Arrest warrants are prepared for ring leaders while reinforcements are sent to troubled districts. The strikers vow resistance, raising the likelihood of open rebellion.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Paris
Gov
Japanese Ambassador Aoki to be Replaced Rumor Discredited
Washington reports little credence in official circles for a published claim that Viscount Aoki will be succeeded by Baron Kaneko. The Hochi Simbun of Tokio, an anti-administration paper owned by Count Okuma, sparked the tale amid calls to recall Aoki over the San Francisco Japanese situation.
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Scripps-Mcline Preas Association
Washington
Viscount Aoki
Baron Kaneko
Hochi Simbun
Tokio
Count Okuma
Progressive Party
Aoki
San Francisco
Three Rooms Furnished Complete for Sale
Classified notice offering a complete three room furnishing set valued at 175 dollars now 125 dollars. Includes fishing tackle items featured by The People’s Outfitting Co. and a special split bamboo rod offered for one dollar. Gus Habicht advertises must be verified for location.
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Fat the People’s Outfitting Co
Gus Habict
Fleet Put Out of Business at Odessa Amid Douma Crisis
A telegram from Odessa reports seven hundred Russian sailors arrested and the Black Sea Fleet largely out of service. Loyal troops are rushed to Odessa and Sevastopol as the government dissolves the Douma, triggering widespread unrest and fear of further trouble.
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Black Sea
Tel
Egram
Odessa
Sevantopol
Proclamations Spark Near-Revolution Across Russia
In St. Petersburg on June 17 liberal and anti government factions push proclamations after parliament dissolution. Revolt leaders meet secretly to plan calls for strikes and mobilize followers as authorities fear serious unrest though dispatches report calm in major centers.
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ST. Petersburg
Admiral Wiren narrowly escapes as torpedo attack shocks harbor
In Fevastopol Russia on June 17 Admiral Wiren and several Russian officers were cruising in a launch when a torpedo boat under Lieut Ruhzek altered course. A torpedo discharged toward the launch, cutting through it while unloaded. Water flooded in, the commander beaching the sinking craft. Lieut Rudzek and the torpedo crew were arrested.
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Lieut
Ruhzek
Rudzek
Will Begin Sewer On Harding Street Project
City Engineer Blaine Miller announced that work on the Harding street sewer will begin soon. Plans show improvements from Tenths across Fall creek along Crawfordsville pike to Harding street then north to Twenty-ninth street with an estimated sewer cost near $60,000. The line will cross Fall creek in a cast iron pipe supported by concrete piers. Residents have urged the project for some time.
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Fall Creek
Harding St
Germany Condemns New Anglo French Spanish Alliance
Berlin reports the French minister M Pinchon confirmed a triple alliance between Great Britain France and Spain to guard sea coasts and insular possessions. The pact is seen as aimed at Germany and drawn strong indignation.
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ScrippisMediae Press Association
Berlin
M. Pinchon
Great Britain
France
Spain
Germany
Auto Crash Injures Wife of Ex-Gov Wells in Salt Lake City
In a dawn accident Mrs Heber M Wells wife of former Governor Wells was perhaps fatally injured. Former District Attorney Joseph Richards and his wife were seriously hurt when Richards lost control of the car and crashed into a pillar at Eagle Gate in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Heber M. Wells
Wells
Joseph Richards
Richards
Eagle Gate
New planes seen in ad terse listing from 16 section
Fragmentary OCR notes mention planes, S16 and up, and references to Wulschner’s Harrod’s and Cabinets 3 per doses. Details unclear but indicates inventory or ad-like snippet with product labels and quantities. No clear event or full names.
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Harrod
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Scripps-McRine Press Association
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