Checks in Court Neal Admits Sherrick May Not See The Checks
In a Newark trial, Cyrus W. Neal testifies that David Sherrick may not have seen checks charged as embezzled. Neal details transfers to John B. Reed and notes from Feb 1906 while Sherrick was away tending his dying wife in Asheville. The defense debates the admissibility of Neal’s private records, as prosecutors seek to link Sherrick to the Murry company notes and a 7,765.48 deposit at Farmers and Merchants Bank Cicero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepra Winter
David Sharrick
Cyrus W. Neal
Insurance Department
Neal
Sharrick
Sherrick
Addeon C. Harris
Qierthan
John B. Reed
Indianapolis
Asheville
N.C
Ira
Tre
Bhorrick
Wwcheena
Auditors
Dhe
Sherrink
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Cicero
Addison C. Harris
Harding
Osherrick
David. Shersick
Hadley
Indee
J. Es Mecanouwn
Stength
Wan
Neal Wou
Harcia
Geninal Shermers
Mecuntough
Partic Iar
Supreme Court
Wickard
Willard
Shertick
J. H. Murry Limber
Bit Newan
State Ohteras
Bherrick
Ayrun W. Neal
Insurance Departmant
Harris
Trial of Gov Sherrick Names Courtroom Anxiety
A high school girl attends a criminal courtroom session anxious about Gov Sherrick’s trial. The practice includes Subpoena for Mr Warren Bigler and testimony by expert Parmelee on fund receipts during Sherrick’s incumbency. The defense challenges admissibility of records and related fees as the jury hears testimony in the auditor of state case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Monty
Harfiing
Henry
Aaid
Bigler
Geld Marcie
Risa
Warren [Uigler
Wrathtalls
Harding
Juriek
Murry
Warren
Parmelee
Carlons
Sherrick
Harris
Baror
Trial coverage shows Sun prints full report
The Sun prints a full report of the former Auditor Bheerici trial in contrast to others that offer only summaries. Prosector Benedict signals Gov. Hang may testify only if needed, while party figures from both parties express interest in questioning him. The Tribune team notes political tensions and ongoing bitter contest over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Indianapolis
Torney Hedley
Charles Benedict
J. Frank Hang
Agate
Teettying
W. N. Harding
Adittuon , Harce
Daniel W. Simms
Tew
Arena
Denny in Race for Judge Seeks Republican Nomination
The race for county judge on the Republican ticket tightens as Denny, an Indianapolis attorney since 1875, seeks the nomination to the bench. Incumbents seek renomination. rivals include Leathers, McMaster, Clifford, and Walker. Denny aims to secure support at the county convention.
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Nowinaciona
Republican County
Denny
Dadtarapu- Ua
Ane
Fudge Leathers
Ange McMaster
Vincent G. Clifford
Merle
N. A. Walker
Indianapolis
Ce Ohne
Tiele
Cireuit Judee
Marlon
Hevitticks
Campatini Mide
Hendrinks
Tadley
Aprio
Tutenesa
Knox declines offer to join supreme court seat
Special to The Sam from Washington reports Senator Philip C. Knox of Pennsylvania has declined Provident Rooeery’s bid to appoint him to succeed Associate Justice Henry 3. Crown who will retire. Mr Brown reaches age limit of 70 but will serve through the current term.
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Sam
Washington, March
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Provident Rooneree
Henry 3. Crown
Supreme Court
Brown
Graft on trial looms over Indiana politics
Indiana political leaders weigh the Sherrick case’s impact on party fortunes. If acquitted, Republicans fear only modest harm. if convicted, reform advocates push for new laws. Prosecution argues a strong case, while public sentiment favors clear accountability in state funds handling. Government officials hope the verdict shapes reform momentum. The board also schedules a medical exam case for Dr. Mary A. Wherry in Fort Wayne.
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Raymond L. Hall
Gherrick
Republican Party
Sherrick
Indiana
Politiel
Wines
Hanis
Sheerick
Evert
Badrick
Bivery
Andianapulia Svdnta
Shorrick
Indira
Hla
Ofer
Hanlon
Gervane
Paris
PURE FOOD LAWS TO BE ADVOCATED
The Indian Stace Federaen of Tabor ing take Gp the Went for mire ton val. The organization aims to curb adulterated foods and enforce pure food laws. Edgar A. Perkins, president, and editors discuss long advocacy and improving quality amid rising violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Perkins
Edoravion
Reigether
Unton
Four Miners Indicted in Corruption Case
Berippe Meltne Preas Associating and others facing indictments in a mining corruption inquiry. Harry Orchard linked to irregularities while Stemenberg Moyer Walli De Bienen and George Fettiine face charges. St. John not indicted but evidence suggests further action. Nickala warned of intense scrutiny as proceedings proceed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berippe-Meltne Preas
Tosi
Dhuhin
Mare
Harry Orchard
Nater
Ev Ury
Stemenberg
Charles J. Moyer
Walli de Bienen S
George Fettiine
St. John
Bheritt
Nickala Verved
Warres
Receiver Taggart Wins at Creditor Auction
An order from the court permits Harry B. Chamber to reside on the premises without charge while negotiations continue to form a syndicate to purchase the property of the Banyan Howl Company. The court action includes a provision for the management of the hotel to assist in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bvntany Howl Company
Harry
Minniger
Chaver
Charse
Petallig Negotiations Iin
Wetoek, Porpariy
Apel
SAME OLD CHARGE WILLAN PERK IN POLICE COURT
A damaged OCR item reports an old charge against Willan Perk with an examination date in police court and a grand jury referral for alleged receiving. It mentions Harry Perk, Tom Perk, and references a burglary case, plus a hokum patent medicine promotion by Kruse & Dewenter and Butler's sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Perk
Grand Jury
Perk
Harry Perk
Priven
Tom Perk
Debiwire
Courtest
Tigaiana
William Tyner
States vote on measure to create Oklahoma and Indian Territory
A proposal seeks to unite Oklahoma and Indian Territory into one state while making New Mexico and Arizona separate states. The plan, tied to a statehood bill, argues for the new configurations and outlines governance and filings. Leaders claim momentum but details remain disputed as discussions proceed.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Scrippe-McRae Prian Association
Washington
Bneniinsgent Physe
Fennte
Orten
Ce Ondaat
Phante
Ainkie
de Eiack
Right Off the Wires highlights odd regional notices
A garbled roundup from Right Off the Wires mentions various vague items including a mayoral recount, an inquiry into orphanages, a commission probe in Kentucky, a case involving a Janes Cockrell, alleged incidents in Swarthmore, and scattered references to Canton, Hong Kong, and Chicago. The text is largely indecipherable and reads like fractured wire copy with multiple place names and incomplete phrases.
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Susan B. Athans
Tony
Alaany
N.Y
New York City
Coy
Dineen
Orphanys
Investitute
Conthiana
Curtle
Janes Cockrell
CHCA
TWO BOYS FLEW UPWARD Regent an owleS
A fragmented report describes an incident with two boys rising upward amid a chaotic scene in a tenement area. Names such as Abraham Steinbeck and Tei Hor Ornstein appear amid scattered details and confusion.
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Regent
Owles
Stanton-sh
Sn Iitty
Abraham Steinbeck
Ornstein
Tevy
Wen
Rellavie
Steamer Massacre on Afloat Claims Two Killed
New York reports a Marine tragedy aboard the American ship Watrt Vine where crew members are said to have opened fire. Slocum was fatally shot and Kerwin wounded during a tense confrontation aboard the steamer.
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York
Massa
Damen
Kokomo Board Seeks New Policy To Be Implemented
A Kokomo board discusses appointing an agent and enacting a policy change in Howard County. The plan aims to set future procedures, with upcoming meetings and dates to finalize the measure. Named individuals and local roles are referenced in tentative terms.
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Gilnere
Nrg Yee
Res Bubilean
Ily
Marra Deine
Koktin
Manly
I Genter Vonee Ag
Howard County
Wed in old Kentucky and other brief notes
An OCR fragment notes a Newport Kentucky wedding in which Teo Indianapolis enuples were married by Tener Bonehin. Georgia J. Roal wed Grace A. Bhder, with Harry and onale Hornish involved. A separate line mentions milk below standard and a police report about a person surrendering to authorities after a purchase incident.
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Old Kentucky
Teo
Indianapolis
Newport
Georgy J. Roal
Grace A. Bhder
Harry
Onale Hornish Heenrme
State Committee Called for Convention Meeting
The Teepalitical cence committee WHIP will meet at the Chiypoel kote Monday at Th wtetoek. The event aims to plan the coating seate convention. Debates focus on candidate selection and expenses, with Eight district matters to be considered by the committee.
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Chiypoel Kote
mueMiOg BrNor
Youthful defendant seeks return of payment in wheels case
Fret Hahn argues he is a minor and the contracts are invalid. He seeks the return of $4 payments made on a wheel bought from G G Weeting, which was forfeited to meet payments. The case, before a Justice of the Peace, tests the legality of the deal given Hahn's age.
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Hahn
G. G. Weeting
Dwoyele
Weeting
Matey
Justice of the Peace
Swindle in Lov Agent Sells Real Estate to Men in Indiana
Franklin Indiana reports Frisco Land and Town Site company head Zinchutah Taylor and associates pursued fraud by selling land near Drummond Indiana, promising transportation. Edward Yount and others accuse Taylor of taking cash for lots at $80 each without delivering transport, leading to arrests in Franklin and Edinburg. Taylor claimed company ties and former operations. police continue investigations as other agents face detention.
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Frisco
St. Louis
Indiana
DK Orm
Fan
Taylor
Jobim County
Edinburg
Furn
Indianapoli
Frankiin
Drummond land town opening deal investigated in Missouri
In Saint Louis Missouri March a real estate scheme tied to the Drummond area plans draws attention as agents of a company target buyers with lots at nine dollars each. W Taylor, president, describes a now disputed contract shielding the firm from agent acts. Faulkner, named as an agent, is mentioned in connection with alleged arrests.
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Drummond Cate
Scrippa-Melioe Prem Association
Louis
Frica Land and
Deommwend
W. ‘Taylor
Taylor
Faulkner
Proud father fall and infant tragedy reported
News item notes a father in New York celebrates birth of his infant, then faints and dies at home. The account mentions the scene with neighbors, a baby on a bed, and the father crying out before collapsing. Separate lines advertise health products and a jewelry dealer.
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New York
Davina
Tneir
Pavine
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D. BE Sherrick
Murry Company
Tavid i. Bherrick
Tate
FE. BR. Parmeree
Land of Criminal Court
Bherri Goummel
C. ¢. Hadmes
Aodi
J. Ki
Bret Cullgougn
Harels
Fodley
Endley
Letton
Glyn
Harrin
McCollough
Tardem
McCullough
Ift
Harsha
Parmeles
Tropublicans
Hearinn
Coltewing
Araing
Mde
Reperdican
John 1
Eppler
Peres Cownebin
Johr Guy RR
Wrat Newrin
Blawood Bott
Teese Tewishin Ohs I
Smitil Liiiana
Pele Charles Macy
Waahhittan
Franklin B. Mann Weer Sowton
David Penn
Peres Township
Demovcrats
Aint N. Sentous
On Eae
Acton
Albert Dstoing
New Sugary Jk Por
Onikhuirn
Indhimpalls
Newton Harding
Marina
Hading
Aarely
Politics OF Jurors
Fevem
Democrate
Pram
Tryog
David BL Shertlek
Knox
Benater
Wherry
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Mary A. Wherry
Fort Wayas
Taggart
Mead
Eadmuter
Ely
Kruse & Dewenter
Mornetts Randoits
Butler's
Senate
Kokomo Board
Samen Varron
Nurs Day
Rave Humvelf
Writh Police l
Modiry
Ruth Hern
Dom
Franklin, Ind
Claypool
Shelbyvile
Triction Terminal
Shelbyville
Brother
Fria Mund Company
Drummond
Glda
Rae 209
Lents
Yount
Gregg
Balow
Davine
Hvazillan Galm
Bilas
Ask
Stegemelr Bros
N. Vilaghe
Calux
Golden
Tim
J. P. Mullally
Diwan -Boster
Monument Place
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