Ige Men Brave Issue New Rule On Ice Pricing
Indianapolis ice dealers stand firm against regulatory pressure as several firms plan a 5 cent per 10 pounds charge when weighing ice. Coonse Caylor Ice, serving Irvington and eastern city areas, reportedly to impose 40 cents per 100 pounds if weighing at customers’ homes. Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Groathyre and Inspector Isadore Wulfson pursue leads, with arrests of drivers for selling ice without scales as Benedict investigates Toledo methods.
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Indianapolis
Fincal Ice Trust
Coonse- Caylor Ice Company
Irvington
Taylor Groathyre
Isadore Wulfson
Clinton Mayberry
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
Ben Taylor
Union Ice Company
Charles P. Benedict
Toledo
Ice Trust
Harvest Hands Needed in Kansas Colleges
Special to the Sun from Kansas City Missouri June 9 notes Kansas colleges seek harvest helpers among students. The article reports that many students are as strong as typical farm laborers and their education benefits their families through stronger offspring and returns, highlighting the value of educated harvest labor.
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Xkansas City
Tarsmera
Kansas
Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape-Nuts Breakfast Dish
A trained nurse extols Grape-Nuts and albumen water as nourishing and adaptable for all ages. She shares a recipe blending Grape-Nuts with water, beaten egg white, and fruit flavoring, recommending it for weak stomachs and as a strong breakfast option. The piece notes medical professionals, including her physician husband, frequently order Grape-Nuts for patients.
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Alek
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Tlal
Yedson
Wallville
Steam Scalded Plumber at Winona Institute
Charles Stoke, a plumber, suffered severe facial and arm burns Thursday afternoon when steam from an unvented boiler burst into the space he was inspecting at the Winona Technical Institute. He was taken to City hospital and is expected to recover. Stoke resided at 1180 State-Ave.
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Charles Stoke
Winona Technical Institute
Steiks
Stire
Wollen & Callan
Steika
Bieike
Stolks
Apt
Stolka
Officers Elected at State Christian Endeavor Meeting
Anderson Ind June 20 Before the State Christian Endeavor Society closed the meeting officers were elected Rev Clarence M Chase Richmond general secretary Miss Florence E Lanham Indianapolis A G Barry Fort Wayne Miss Alen Leininger Anigala Miss Margaret Windsor Muncie Rev J W Galser Princeton Ei H Cutford Indianapolis J Elmer Rhea Muncie Rev Thomas Ashburne Evansville Rev Frank M Fox Fort Wayne Rev W W Lineberry Plymouth Rev J W Klein er Berne Rev J F Burnett Muncie Rev C K Blackwell Alexandria Rev W J Darby Evansville Rev Allan B Philputt Indianapolis Rev Charles B Newman Indianapolis Prof J Ethel Rosell Tredmond Walter J Lewis Evansville Rev Hamilton A Hymes New Albany United society trustees and World s Christian Endeavor union vice president and Veterans Endeavor union president named.
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Su. Anderson
Ind
State Christian Endeavor Society
Clarence M. Chase
Richmond
Florence E. Lanham
Indianapolis
A. G. Barry
Fort Wayne
Alen Leininger
Anigala
Margaret Windsor
Muncie
J. W. Galser
C.K. Blackwell
Alexandria
United Society Tristers
W. J. Darby
Evansville
Allan B. Philputt
Charles B. Newman
J. Ethel Rosesell
Tredmond
World's Christian Endeavor Union
Walter J. Lewis
Veterans’ Endeavor Union
Hamilton A. Hymes
New Albany
Woman frees four men in eastern Kentucky jail escape
In Richmond Kentucky J Bell and his wife Mrs Ball aided by Batt of Middlesboro escaped from jail with James Baylor murder Steve Turner and James Turner cattle thief as accomplices. The wife signaled a prisoner to grab the turnkey then a gun flashed injuring him before the group fled. Mrs Ball was arrested.
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Scrippa-McRae Prens
Richmond
June
J. ¥. Batt
Middlenboro
Kentucky
James Baylor
Steve Turner
Asagpsin
James Turner
Gina ¢Ar
Ball
Frankfort
Mrs. Bell
Millionaire Widow At Center Of Shocking Mass Inquest
In North Andover Massachusetts June 3 a sensational inquest into the killing of Regina Stafford the Sutton household chauffeur now under a cloud amid rumors of a vast scandal begins next Saturday Edward Ruby the Sutton butler who fired the fatal shot has vanished and faces uncertain fate Meanwhile Stafford wore a locket containing a photograph of Mrs Sutton when she was 20 and the case has stirred strong public interest as police and relatives press for full disclosure with no clear justice in sight
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North Andover
Mass
Regina Stafford
Bary Sutton
New York
Eben Button
Hill Crest
New England
Edward Ruby
Sutton
Stat‘ford
Staffont
Stafford
Ruby
J. H. Seoville
Mizen
Mary Sutton
Button
Aerate
Ruhy
Declanes
Cowboy declines meal with the President
John Willis a cowboy from Glasgow Montana declined an invitation to dine with the President of the United States He cited no dress suit and the White House host suggested buckskin trousers if he wished The President remarked it makes no difference noting Willis may be first to decline such an invitation since Rooseveltofficers
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Scripps-McItae Presa Association
Washington
John Willis
Glasgow
Mont
United States
Senate Carter
Jim
Willis
Roosevelt
Legal Fight Over Thaw Case Reveals Evelyn Nebit Details
A lengthy legal skirmish centers on Thaw's claim that White harmed Evelyn Nebit before Thaw's marriage. The trial will seek to show White's predatory behavior toward young women, including Miss Fuller, with the Madison Square Garden incident linked to his pattern. Evidence includes a Coroner inquest call to Anthony Comstock and a probe into White’s associations with the vice crackdown.
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Evelyn Nebit
White
Thaw
New York
Lawrence
Madison-equara Root Garden
Fuller
Ban
Society For That Prevention of Vice
Anthony Comstock
Dooley
Comstock
Thaw and Comstock tug at Thaw case in murder trial
The narrative traces Thaw's vendetta against White tied to Evelyn Nesbit allegations, Comstock asserting White's influence and a Nassau professional leading atman. It covers legal strategy, evidence attempts, and the impact on Thaw's motive while detailing White's funeral and a stark portrait of Stanford White.
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White
Caomstock
Thesy
Thaw
Comstock
Nassau
Atman
Evelyn Nesbit
Thay
Sispress
Chae
Smith Leads Open Golf Finish at Ontwentsu
Special to The Sam Chicago June 2 Alec Smith built a 139 stroke lead after the first day of the national open championship at Ontwentsu. He shot 18 holes in Wand and 74 for a total of 111 strokes, while Willie Anderson the present champion finished second with 149 and James Maiden of Toledo placed third on the day with 1.
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Alec Smith
Ontwentsu
Smith
Willie Anderson
James Maiden
Toledo
Conspiracy Warrants Issued Over Ice Price Boosts
Philadelphia June 29. Warrants charging conspiracy were issued yesterday for the arrest of three defeated suspects accused of entering into a combination to maintain exorbitant prices. It is charged that the price of ice has been advanced from 1. to 117 a ton.
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Philadelphia
Crushed by Elevator Fatality in Piqua Hotel
A 4 year old paper carrier, Edmund Prush, died in a hotel elevator accident in Piqua Ohio yesterday afternoon. He attempted to jump as the elevator started but was caught. The incident raises questions about elevator safety at the Mt View Hotel.
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Edmund Prush
Not a candidate. Roosevelt letter denial from Colorado Springs
Col June. William Lneb Jr, president Roosevelt's elevators, has written no letter to W A Conant in which he says the president will not be a candidate for renomination.
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Colorado Springs
Col
William Lneb, Jr
Roosevelt
Evelors
W. A. Conant
Mysterious Woman at Branford White Funeral Indicts Thaw
A mysterious 35 year old woman in a white suit wept through the Branford White funeral at St James as Harry K Thaw, indicted for murder, faces the press. Guests included Clarence Mackay and others. the crowd swelled with Wheatley colony members and Meadowbrook Hunt club. The woman, unintroduced and unnamed, appeared agitated, carried to a waiting automobile after the service.
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Speria
Sun
New York
Fersons
Branford White
James
Episcopal
White
Harry BK
Thaw
Fiead
Han
St. James
Wheatley Fille Colony
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Clarence Mackay
Als. Jas. ©. Smith
Mra. White
Btr
J. F. Brown
Jackson
Nicola Yesla
Charles M. Ne- Kim
William R. Mead
St. Jamra
Darling
Hearne
Curren
The Den of Stanford White and the Fatal Night
The article recalls Stanford White and his famed private rooms including the tower den and a downtown suite. It cites his theater connect and the Chorus Girls Club, with reflections on fame, wealth, and moral lessons. A separate item reports James J. Cosd murdering his wife and Williams in Mannington, West Virginia.
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White
Venus
Thaste Diana
Stanford White
Mms Eriends
Broadway
Rev Kate Jaye Murder Revealed and Social Rot
Special to the Sum from Cleveland reports Rev D Charles A Eaton says the Stanford White murder case exposes a rotten social condition in New York. He calls the case a stark reflection on contemporary society and moral standards.
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Kate Jaye
Cleveland
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
New York
D. Charles A. Eaton
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