Indiana Auditor Sherrick Trial Opens With Legal Fight
Jury chosen as Cassius Hadley state attorney lays out case against David E Sherrick former Indiana auditor. Court hears objections to transcripts of Sherricks records and whether building and loan fees may be included. Trial proceeds with opening statements stressing embezzlement and public funds misuse and potential penalties.
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Sherrick Trial Opens With Embezzlement Claims
The defense and state outline complex charges against David R Sherrick former state auditor for embezzling about 120 000 in state funds. Prosecutors allege he diverted money into loans and investments including stock in mines and oil companies while using fixed settlements to mask thefts. Court hears opening statements with witnesses and jurors examined as trial proceeds.
Indiana Graft Trial Splits Republican Leaders Over Hanly Testimony
Indiana Republicans face a political stir as Gov J Frank Hanly may testify in the Sherrick graft case. Observers fear his appearance would become a grandstand moment while party members weigh reputational damage and the risk to campaign unity ahead of the state convention.
Sherrick trial jurors listed with local farmers and tradesmen
The jury for the Sherrick trial includes John Guyer a farmer from Went Newton Daniel B Isenhour a farmer of Wayne township Elwood Acott a farmer of Decatur township Qoh Means a blacksmith from Acton Albert Df Long a house mover from New Auguste David Pern a farmer from Parry township John Smith a factory hand in Indianapolis Charles Macy a farmer from Washington township Franklin E Marr a farmer from Weal Nawton John J Eppler a farmer from Perrytowitanip 4 Corn a farmer from Giklangga .
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Newton
Daniel B.isenhour
Wayne Township
Elwood Acott
Decatur
Qoh Means
Acton
Albert DF Long
New
Auguste David Pern
Parry Township
John ¥. Smith
Indianapolis
Charles Macy
Washington Township
Franklin E. Marr
Weal Nawton
John J. Eppler
Perrytowitanip
Umbrella Biz United Sistes Faces Folding Crisis
A battered notice describes an umbrella business facing collapse with 36 million yearly claims, up to 200 apiece. Production relies on forest plants, four key locks secure inventory, ribs and stems built locally. One unit sells for 1.00 yard and covers 6 frames, while many handles are wood. Women workers reportedly earn up to 3.00 per minute in a chaotic operation.
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Cite Forestery
Macizea
Mother's Plea as Juvenile Court Reaches Girls’ School
In a Wednesday juvenile court session Judge Stubbs oversees the case of a mother begging for her daughter. The girl, aged 14, has been placed at Indian Girls' Industrial School over parental neglect and lapsed home conditions. A sobbing mother and family anguish accompanied the judges’ duty to correct delinquent behavior.
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Roosevelt Signs Investigative Bill To Probe Rail Discrimination
President Roosevelt signed the Tuistanioefpie resolution seeking an investigation into railroad discrimination and requested additional powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission. He urged $60,000 in funding to continue the probing, while noting the measure may achieve little.
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Wreck In Street Injures Train Crews In Snowstorm
A Pacific Express passenger and mail train derailed after an open switch in Binghamton New York due to a snowstorm. Engine crew and mail clerks were injured. three hundred passengers mostly commuters escaped unharmed. Emergency crews battled a fire in the mail car. automatic derailer sent the train down a 30 foot embankment into the street.
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Smoke threaters on locomotives and court cases in multiple cities
An omnibus dispatch notes varied items: an ordinance to require smoke detectors on locomotives. John Ditton sentenced to five years for mistrust with young girls. Gov Dineen appointing Evelyn Atemew and John Fitzsindmans as deputy state inspectors. Schofield buried at Arlington with military honors. Princess Ene baptized in Seville. thieves at 671 Jackson Place escaped with a pipe and occupants nearly suffocated. Jacout, an erector of the French Spinning company, shot in Piotrkow. Mrs Sarah Ann Lee's murder case may go before the West Virginia Supreme Court. Republic Iron and Steel to move from Chicago to Pittsburgh March 19. Quinola Central East road to pay into state treasury after probes. warrants issued for several officers in St Louis for alleged thefts.
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Poisoning Case Goes to Hurty
Death of Mrs. Lafayette Kinne man at Sanhorn Indiana under suspicious circumstances reached Dr. J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health for action. A bottle labeled poison was found after the birth of a child. The husband the accused physician allegedly fed the woman and was not found until late evening. Authorities indicate possible involvement of a physician and a criminal act admitted by the accused.
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Troubled Marriage Plays Out In Court Observations
Mrs. Samus Bolen of 83 New York st. testifies in police court that quarrels followed by a burst water pipe flood and a landlord notice to move led to nervousness and a confrontation with her husband. Bolen, a printer, is charged with assault and battery. she denies his hitting her though neighbors recall her cries. He is fined 10 and costs after admitting a wage shortage and accusations of supporting another woman.
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Boy Buzzuffli Kidnapping Ends as He Returns Home
Antonio Buzzuffli son of a private banker was freed by captors who demanded a $900 ransom and warned of death. Police traced the tale to a five story flat in New York where the landlord rented the room to an Italian. The missing boy described being taken to an upper room and guarded by several men before escaping and returning home this morning. Two suspects were arrested in New York with one identified by a landlord as involved.
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Father Suspects Enemies In Kidnap Plot
The boy’s father said today that about two weeks ago a run on Ale bank began and roughly $700 was drawn. He suspects the kidnapping and kidneying are part of a plot to rob the family so someone else can enter the world. Detectives arrested two men, Tony Gigmo and Joseph Constance, in connection with the kidnapping. They appeared before Young Buszum, who could not positively identify them. Landlord Bohman identified Grama as the man who rented the room. Prisoners were taken to police read quarters and will be held as the case is investigated.
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Political Club Elections And Democratic Meeting Notice
McKinty Club on Hamilton and Michigan held its annual officer election Tuesday. Scratching favored many posts with William H. Pierce as president and Newton J. Lingo as sergeant at arms among regulars. Northwestern Republican club also chose leaders Tuesday with W. T. Latim as president and Thad Gurley as vice president. The Democratic state central committee plans to meet March 12 at the Grand Hotel for the state convention.
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