Grand jury probes Elma Dare past life as Rhodius case widens
Grand jury in the Rhodius investigation subpoenas local telephone managers to produce call records from January and asks witnesses to bring records. Witnesses include H A Lucky Newton McGuires and Bobie Warren as the probe widens into Elma Dare’s past associations and the Rhodius marriage case.
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H. A. Lucky
Casa Connaway
Newton McGuires
Connaway
Rhodius
Grand Jury
Elma Dare
Bobie’ Warren
Bima Dare
Robert K. Haslup
Union Station
Haslup
William Lansbury
Local Jottings Highlight Weekend Affairs and Small News
Local notes mention a Sunday family bacon dinner and a state employee picnic at Fairview park. A Rebekah social at Sixteenth and Alabama, hive 134 lawn fete at Mrs. Foster Thompson, and a festival labeled by M.S.A. Short items cover streetcar ads for baseball, a Petaluma Incubator dinner, a police station roof contract to Tom ONeill, and a special judge appointment for Decatur county by Gov. Hanly. Weather chatter and street observations finish with court off day.
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Lawson M. Harvey
Indianapolis
Decatur
Hanly
Spring Chicken Prices Rise Amid Broad Food Costs
The piece notes a surge in meat and fruit prices, with spring chicken at 30 cents a pound, porterhouse steaks up to 25-30 cents, and various fruits like lemons oranges and bananas climbing. It cites wage thresholds and local prices, while wryly commenting on broader prosperity and inflação in Indianapolis.
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Porterhouse
Read
Lumber Trust
Annual Marion Club Elks Game Promises Big Parade
The third annual game between Marion and Club Elks will be played Saturday. Past editions featured grand, allegorical parades praised as funny by critics. This year’s parade is described as respectable. Both clubs expect stronger teams and a high class baseball show amid festivities.
Wingate Injured in Elevator Shaft Fall in Logansport
John C. Wingate, member of the State Board of Tax Commissioners, was badly hurt after falling ten feet into an elevator shaft at a hotel in Logansport while on official business. He sustained injuries to the arch of the left foot, left hip, and left elbow and is expected to be confined to bed for several days under care of Dr. Combs and Dr. Allhands. The incident occurred around 2 oclock. Wingate is not in danger.
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Ida L. Grannus
E. Wabash St
Davis
Tha .M. Webb
E. Market St
Elma Dare
Rhodius
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Wingate
Logansport
Combs
Dr. Allhands
Secretary Taft Smiles for All on Kansas Visit
Scrippia McRae report from Kansas City says Secretary Taft, with Senators Long and Curtis, spoke at a Chautauqua in Ottawa about the Panama Canal. He spent a quiet night at a private residence, declined callers citing exhaustion, and said the smile goes with everything though he is fatigued after a hard trip and a cold. He refused to discuss national questions.
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Tary Taft
Long and
Curtis
Kansas
Ottawa
Kas
Panama Canal
Taft
Judge Rules Haywood Must Answer as Union Officer
Boise June 20 Judge Wood ruled in the Flaywood case that because the defendant was an officer of the union he should be held responsible for publications in the Miners Magazine that created animosity toward Steunenberg Goddard and others. The ruling excluded articles after Steunenberg's death and admitted other evidence including a Colorado eight hour law decision and Moyer habeas corpus. Prosecutors may present Orchard testimony as the climax of their case while defense contends no corroboration ties Haywood to the crime. they plan to show Orchard killed the governor for revenge.
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Steunenberg
Goddard
Wood
Chicago
Darrow
Richardson
Borah
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Haywood
Cleveland in Serious Condition After Abdominal Surgery
Former President Grover Cleveland lies seriously ill at his Princeton home following abdominal surgery for a malignant stomach growth. Doctors report he is out of danger and on the road to recovery, though observers say he remains very sick. Mrs. Cleveland says he rests easily and should soon recover.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
County Board Fixes Assessments in Meeting
The county board of review fixed the assessments at its meeting. The report references routine valuation actions and notes officials involved include Thee Lagaué.
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County Board
County Board of Review
John Farrington Declared Insane by Court
A commission in Justice of the Peace Sheppard's court declared John Farrington insane. He will likely be confined at Julietta. Witnesses including his family and Dr. Moses Leech testified to epilepsy episodes and violent behavior making him too dangerous to be at large. Farrington previously faced an assault and battery charge for striking a man from a ladder.
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Justice of the Peace
Sheppard
Julietta
Farrington
Moses Leech
Nesses
Kentucky Republicans reject Fairbanks endorsement at Rooseveltminded convention
At Louisville June 20 the Kentucky Republican state convention shunned endorsing Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks. The platform commends President Roosevelt and his policies, pledging support for a a candidate aligned with Roosevelt. No president was endorsed, amid Taft supporters and calls to back the Taft column if needed.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Louisville Post
R. W. Knott
Taft
Hoosier
Kentucky
Corporations Delay in Filing Reports with Secretary of State
Reports from corporations to the secretary of state are arriving slowly with a deadline next month to file. Assistant secretary Frank I. Grubbs warns many will wait until the last days, risking penalties for failure to file.
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Secretary of State
Frank I. Grubbs
Land convention resembled a mob in Denver debate
The public land convention in Denver on June 2 saw delegates clash over credentials with Colorado and Wyoming leading opposition to the administration. Senator Smoot denounced the body as unfair while Gifford Pinchot faced a flood of questions and later agreed to debate with E. W. Bell of Montana before the house under parliamentary rules.
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Senator Smoot
Utah
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
E. W. Bell
Montana
Pinchot
Investigation into alleged railroad immigrant pool begins
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened an inquiry in New York into a supposed pool among trunk line railroads to move immigrants from Ellis Island to the west. The charge is that the railroads agreed to divide business and set specific days for each line.
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Scripps-MecRae Press Association
New York
Ellis Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
St John’s School Holds Play The Harvest Storm
Pupils of St John’s school presented a play The Harvest Storm in the Masonic hall on Wednesday night. The program opened with a song and closed with certificate presentations by Rev Father Francis H Gavish of St John’s church.
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St. John’s School
Masonic Hall
Francis H. Gavish
St. John’s Church
Plan Celebration For National AOH Convention In Indianapolis
A celebration plan is in place for the upcoming national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians to be held in Indianapolis in July 198. A committee of arrangements has been appointed led by Maurice Donnelly with P H McNelis Michael Horan Jeremiah Costello John J Blackwell Joseph J Greenen and W L O Connor serving as vice chairs.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Indianapolis
Maurice Donnelly
P. H. McNelis
Michael Horan
Jeremiah Costello
John J. Blackwell
Joseph J. Greenen
W. L.o'conner
Price Donnelly
John. Aw. Field
Divorce Granted Clara Perry Wins Custody in Circuit Court
Judge Allen grants Clara Perry a divorce from Owen B. Perry and awards custody of their children. The children have lived in the Indianapolis orphan asylum since January.
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Clara Perry
Owen B. Perry
Allen
Circuit Court
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
Recital by Charles Anthony at Metropolitan School of Music
Charles Anthony of the Metropolitan School of Music gave a piano recital Wednesday night in Caleb Mills hall. His selections were rendered in an artistic manner and called forth much applause.
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Charles Anthony
Metropolitan School of Music
Caleb Mills Hall
The Gem Laundry Ad Offers Family Washings and Furnished Rooms
The Gem Laundry advertises family washings rough dry five cents per pound all flat pieces ironed and a phone number 1671. It mentions four furnished rooms in Hewtr Worth 6225.00 with a payment note of 185.00 and outfit options for People’s.
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GEM Laundry
Ak ‘PheiPeople’s . Outitting
Girl Sentenced by Juvenile Court Judge in Indiana
Alfa Davis, sixteen, was sent to the Indiana Industrial School for Girls Thursday morning by Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court. She was charged with being incorrigible.
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Alfa Davis
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
Stubbs
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