Prominent Mason Among Victims In Danville Interurban Crash
At the S Belmont avenue crossing a Danville interurban struck an automobile carrying eight youths. Dead are John Sloan the driver and Earl Gardner front seat rider. Critically hurt Marie Shaw and seriously injured George Bauer Jr. Others escape injury or light harm as car occupants flee. Sloan and Gardner were connected to local professionals and Masonry. Bauer, a passenger on the interurban, was thrown from a seat and trampled. Sloan’s aunt and Gardner’s mother were notified.
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Belmont Avenue Interurban
Ing
Earl Gardner
Marie Shaw
Senate Avenue
Nellie Goldsmith
Erma Lovell
Frank Agal
California Street
George Bauer, Jr
Cottage Avenue
Mr. Bauer
Bridgeport
John Sloan
A. J. Yanger
Claypool
Gardner
P. C. Rubush
Sloan
Playgrounds Opened For The Children In Indianapolis
Public playgrounds opened in seven crowded districts of Indianapolis with directors in charge until the end of vacation. Daily schedules include athletic games 9 to 10, team games 10 to 11 30, swimming lessons for girls 2 to 4 Tuesday and Thursday, and daily story hour 4 to 5.
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Hyde
New Jersey
Vermont
Austin H. Brown
Union Street
Norwood
McCarty
Taylor Bath
West Street
Canal
Woman killed by Wa bash train in Andrews
Mrs Ella McNown was killed yesterday when a hack making hourly trips to the traction line was struck by a Wa bash train in Andrews Indiana.
Democratic National Convention Opens in Denver to Record Attendance
Indications point to the greatest turnout for the Democratic national convention in Denver with July 7 opening. Delegates and visitors are assured hotel and restaurant rates stay stable and that the city will provide ample entertainment without extra costs. Special trains will tour mining camps cattle ranches irrigation projects and fruit districts across Colorado aiming to showcase the state.
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Denver
Colorado
Cas sel Murder Trial Opens in Ingwen County
Emory Cassel stands trial for the murder of Thomas Mills in Spencer Indiana with jury selection expected to last several days. Prosecution is led by Henry N. Spaan Frank Horner and Inman H Fowler. Defense head Will H. Hickam is aided by John C. Robinson and James L. Miller.
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Ind
Emory Cassel
Thomas Mills
Henry N. Spaan
Indianapolis
Frank Horner
Brazil
Inman H. Fowler
Homer L. Moss
S. J. Hivett
Martinsville
John L. Duncan
B. F. Mugg
Young Man Killed While Visiting Sweetheart in Huntsville
Thomas J. Bagby was shot and killed near Huntsville last night as he spoke with his sweetheart Nellie Carter 17 daughter of a farmer. Nellie's brother E J Carter admitted the shooting claiming he believed Bagby a burglar. The Carters and Bagbys were neighbors and formerly friendly until Bagby began courting Nellie.
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Thomas J. Bagby
Romeo
Nellie Carter
E. J. Carter
Bagby
Carters
Bagbys
Miss Carter
Thomas J. Kane Dies at Noblesville Home
Noblesville Indiana June 29 Thomas J. Kane 78 former judge of Earl died yesterday at his home in Noblesville.
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Thomas J. Kane
Noblesville
Ind
Thomas J. Kline
Earl
Fire origin questioned at White City amusement park
Manager James J. Weed contends the blaze began at the rear of the building and not in the mystic cave after thorough investigation. Cave manager denies any fire there. The newly opened swimming pool drew a large crowd with about 200 renting bathing suits for a plunge. Dr RK Light advocates converting the park into an athletic complex with a beach board walk, landscaped grounds, a cinder track, and a vast athletic field.
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White City
James J. Weed
RK. C. Light
Thaw Forecasts Freedom as Trial Set in White Plains
Harry Thaw predicts release after arriving in White Plains to face a new writ of habeas corpus issued by Supreme Court Justice Mills. The central aim is to prevent transfer to Matteawan asylum and seek liberty through a jury trial on his sanity, a pivotal last legal hurdle for Thaw’s fate.
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N. Y
Harry Thaw
Supreme Court
Mills of
Troy
Matteawan Asylum
Stanford White
Infanta Isabella Christens Spain’s New Prince
In Lagranja Spain on June 9 the Infanta Isabella served as godmother at the christening of the king and queen’s newborn son. The ceremony featured a gold embroidered cushion bearing the infant and drew court nobles and foreign dignitaries including the Prince Regent of Bavaria as godfather.
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Lagranja
Spain
Infanta
Isabella
Bavaria
Two Fatal Auto Crashes Reported in Chicago and Warren
In Chicago Lincoln Park a 39 year old woman Mrs John Tomaszewski was killed by a car and the driver is under arrest. In Warren Pennsylvania Eric Anderson aged 45 died when his car struck a gutter and overturned. Mrs Anderson and R M Knabb are believed fatally hurt.
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Chicago
John Tomaszewski
Lincoln Park
Feur
Arthur McClappin
Warren
Eric Anderson
Roof Garden Concerts at Mannerchor Begin July 1
The Indianapolis Maennerchor schedules roof garden concerts every Wednesday night in July August and September weather permitting. Bieser's Orchestra will perform with a program of selections from Hungarian dances to The Merry Widow. If weather interrupts the event, concerts move to the Stein room of the hall.
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Bieser
Clement Weather
Stein
Wed- Gate City
Weldon
Red Hill
Herbert Waltz
Strauss
oOlo
Bendix Waldlust
Indianapolis
Leek
Elgar
Howard
Loreley
Sweetheart
Eee Lampe
By a Woman Hater Says Quotations on Wives and Manners
A collection of witty cranks about marriage and women's behavior. The remarks mock male vanity and female restraint, noting how a wife’s dreams influence men, how compliments are sought, and how husbands often misread women's actions.
Edwin Y Brown Dies by Suicide in Huntington
Edwin Y Brown, a Huntington merchant and farm owner, killed himself by swallowing carbolic acid. He had been deeply grieving after the death of his wife.
Bryan and Sullivan vie for influence at Denver convention
In Denver on June 9, reports say William J Bryan and Roger C Sullivan drum up support as many vice presidential candidates emerge. The scene centers on Sullivan, Johnson supporters, and Bryan backing Sullivan, with chairmanship partners discussed and ticketing adjusted as the convention nears.
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Iowa
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Bryan
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Harmony
Illinois
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Theodore Bell
California
Urey Woodson
Wentucky
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Clayton
South
Johnson
Denver
Vermont
Norman E. Mack
New York
Gov. Johnson
HS. Childers
Francis Burton Harrison
M. E. Wade
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