Sherrick Case Reveals Office Piles of Checks
Testimony from John H. Reed, settlement clerk at the state auditor's office, describes Sherrick's routine of handling papers and checks amid a busy political circle. Reed notes Sherrick spent much time entertaining callers and politicians, with few direct office duties, and that valuable checks were deposited or kept in drawers rather than properly filed.
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Reed
Kerrick
Tne
Sherick Yonk
Addison J. Harris
Toney
Sherrick
Cillers
Trike
Prosecutor In the Sherrick Case Sparks Legal Battle
The Sherrick case centers on Wickard cashing certificates and notes related to Fletcher's National Bank and J. H. Murry company loans. Reed testified to transfers of state funds to Wickard, with the state aiming to prove open loans and a private transaction, while Sherrick’s counsel seeks reversal citing Judge Mee Cullaugh's ruling.
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Sherrick
Supreme Court
Mee Cullaugh
Wickard
Daniel W. Simms
Fletcher
Reed
Auble
Reid
WW. 8
Wiehard
Fletch Era National Bank
Wiekard
D. &. Sherrick
Addison C. Harris
Charlen Benedict
Bherrick
Wielka Ra
HWA
Hip Top National Bank
Columbia Niedonint Bank
W. G Wickird
Oklahoma land swindle arrests unfold in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police report land scheme tied to Z S Taylor and Nicholas Taylor. Nicholas Taylor joined by arrest as bond talks with Zachariah B Taylor emerge. Investigation centers on Frisee Land and Town Bite company and fake offers of Oklahoma lands near Drummond. Capt. Diller consulted. two men allegedly posed with altered identities.
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William Menning
Virginia Ave
Ndianapolis
Oklahoma
Z. S. Taylor
Nicholas Taylor
Tris
Taylors
Menning
Drummond
Taylor
Bellave
Ar‘reat
Himeek
Franklin
Tadianopolle Yletima
iThe Taylors
Frisee Land and Town Bite Company
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Woman's body found in thicket near Greenwood cemetery
In Shreveport March 4 the body of Mrs. John Nagilo was found in a rear Greenwood Cemetery thicket. Officials say she was entangled by rope marks at the neck. John Sorwit, an Austrian, was arrested on suspicion as police investigate the death and husband Ives Nagilo of Lecompte is linked to the case.
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Scripp
Mefine Drees Association
Bhreveport
Greenwood Cemetery
John Nagilo
Ives
Lecompte
Aha
John Sorwit
Society Elect Officers Drawn From Sixth Presbyterian Society
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Sixth Presbyterian Church announces officers: President Mrs Weldon, Vice President Mrs Lyrkit, Secretary Mrs Grace Peachee, Treasurer Mr C Whitemack, Secretary of Stature Mrs M I Drummond.
Jurors at Linden hotel secured nights in Shor tick case
Jurors lodged at the Linden hotel are kept behind locked doors and must escape through windows if a fire occurs. They retire promptly, with Mitchell guarding the doors and filtering courtroom documents. After trials, jurors may remain briefly in the courtroom to read papers and play cards. Farmers among them show more interest in market news than anything else.
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Linden
Shortick
Hale
Balti Beau Mitchall
Mitchell
Bherrick
Othry
Republicans and Democrats Gather in Indianapolis for State Committee Meeting
Both parties prepare for a large turnout in Indianapolis on Monday as state committees of Republicans and Democrats set dates. Secretary Carl Riddick and Secretary Joseph Reilly mobilize county chairmen and supporters for campaigning and headquarters planning. Delegates, candidates, and nominees are expected to attend, with interest centered on how the convention will shape campaign strategy and nominations.
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Indennapolis
Carl Riddick
Republican Committee
Nan
State Committee
Indianapola
Claypool
jBvery
Joseph Reilly
Nourlah
Apap
Joseph T. Fanning
The
Saventh Disstrict
New York
Auto in collision near Sixth and Gallatin
Marion Indiana reports a likely fatal crash at Sixth and Gallatin where an electric car collided with eight touring autos. Reynolds family members suffered severe injuries with Mrs Reynolds and another daughter fatally hurt while Miss Louise Reynolds sustained internal injuries. Harry Reynolds escaped serious injury.
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Marion
Ind
Gallatinats
Etra
NEW FIRE DISTRICTS CHANGE ROUTES OF CHIEFS
Third Assistant Fire Chief John Louck has started service after appointment by the Board of Public Safety. He is assigned to the quadrant of Engine Company No. 9 on Indian Avenue and Meddroadcast. An added assistant chief is needed to redistrict the city. Assistant Chief Lotick will cover north of the Vandalla Railroad and west of Pennsylvania. Assistant Chief Darrett handles alarms south of those lines.
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Pire
John Louck
Board of Public Safety
Engine Company No
Indianwave
Miedigunst
Cools
Lotick
Vandalla Railroad
Pennsylvaniast
Darrett
Carnegie Says Wealth Brings Little Advantage
London dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie arguing wealth offers minor gains in life and happiness. He writes wealth is not essential for age or achievement and questions the value of riches amid personal contentment and social concerns.
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Carnegie
Scrippa-Meitze
London
Andrew Carnegle
Monaires
Women Protest at Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman Home
In London on March 9 a mob of women demonstrators besieged Sir Campbell-Bannerman at his residence during a cabinet meeting. Police intervened as the crowd shouted anti Liberal slogans, clung to railings, and blocked doors. Three women were taken to a police station amid chants of Down with Campbell-Bannerman and Is this free England.
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Scrippa-McRae
London
Maren
Bbe Campbell-Bannerman
Permier
Swomen Nuftenglats
Sumen
Meir
Campbell Bannerman
Atrang
Premisr
Sorom
Bown
Camptell-Sanrermaz
England
Hother Almilar 2Riex
Went Maryland man faces deadly weapon charge
Alexander Safes, keeper of a boarding house on Went Maryland Street, appeared before Justice Stout on Friday to answer a charge of drawing deadly weapons against his wife Terex Szafesu. Nichola Plelberger filed the complaint in Mrs Szafcau's name.
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Maxes
Alexander Safes
Hunyak
Went
Maryland St
Justice of the Peace Stout
Terex Szafesu
Ullemed
Nichola Plelberger
Mra. Szafcau
Young Outfielder Signs With Indianapolis Club
Henry Perty, from Detroit, signed his Indianapolis contract after a Friday office receipt. Under John Gannell, at Grand Reida, he was regarded as the Central league’s fastest youngster, a strong hitter and throwing leader with eleven base stealer potential.
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Henry Perty
Detroit
Indianapolis
Indianapolis’ Baseball Ub
Perry
John Gannell
Auumer
Grand Repida
Trong
Eanner
Lyle Struck First in Police Report Incident
Police investigate Grovar Lyle's record dating back two years with three prior arrests including fighting. Chief Metzger describes an exchange on a Saturday night during which Lyle allegedly struck an officer after a confrontation with a companion and a woman bystander. Officers recovered weapons from suspects in night raids.
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Grovar Lyle
Robert Metzger
Lyle
Tnt
Meizer
Metzger
Lyla
Aml
Lkely
Mereger
Gambling at Indiana Harbor poolroom draws Gov. Hanly scrutiny
Dispatches from Chicago report a new poolroom opening at Indiana Harbor near the Illinois line run by Chicago party promoters. The nines of several well known figures in sports are tied to the venture. The rooms occupy piers extending from Lake Michigan and patrons expect no police interference. Gov. Hanly will investigate and may act if the case falls under his jurisdiction.
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Hanly
Chicago
Indiana Marhor
Tilneis
Lake Michigan
Bank Law Test in Upper Court Over Private Bank Reporting
The Indiana case before the Supreme Court questions the constitutionality of a new law requiring private banks to file periodic reports. Richcreek Bank of Indiana City challenges enforcement as oral arguments begin in the higher court. Attorney General Miller represents the state. Judge Baldwin argues for bankers.
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Supreme Court
Priday
Indiana
Bank of
Seth Richereek
Richcreek Bank of Indiana Daity
Richcreek Bank
Richcreek
Guyrere Court
D. P. Baldwin
Miller
Heirs sue over Schmid death policy denial
Matilda Schmid and her children sue Indiana Travelers Accident Association alleging unfair denial of a $5,000 life indemnity after B Frank Schmid died from heart failure and overexertion climbing stairs at a Colorado hotel following the policy name change. They seek $6,000 damages claiming improper cancellation.
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Matilda Schmid
Intel
Frank Schmid
Fred
Eugenia
Indiana Travelers’ Accident Association Company
Accident Association
Commercial Travelers’ Accident Association
Schmid
Colorado
Indianapolis
Mrs Rockefeller III Visits New York Home
Mrs Rockefeller III of the Scupps McRine Frees Association arrives in New York for a social visit. She is accompanied by her daughter and Mr John D Rockefeller Jr. nearby in Wenkington.
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Scupps-McRine Frees Association
New York
Maren
Aldrich
Rhode
Wenkington
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jiere
Schwab Pockets Rail Fare. Charlen Schwab Fine
Louis March 9 Charlen M Schwab, famed magnate, reportedly paid 423 in railroad fare for a private car party. Schwab, leaving Union Station on a Big Four train at 7:47 am, was described as completely well. The party planned to arrive in New York the next afternoon after weeks travel from Tonopah to San Francisco and Los Angeles, with interests in Montgomery Shoshone and Tonopah mining firms.
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Scrippa-Meline Prete Aanocinilen
ST. Louis
Charlen M. Schwab
Tvcltagnate
Wester
New York
Schwab
Union Station
Tonapah
Montgomery-Shoshone
Schwaben
Sam Francisco
Los Angeles
Five Mutual Reserve Life officers indicted for forgery
Frederik A Hitman president George Burne and George Hidrlnge vice president along with two others face five indictments including grand larceny and forgery. Prosecutions allege payments of company funds to law firms to settle claims while concealing a new loan scheme. Indicted officers posted bonds of 200 each, with arraignment set for Thursday in the court of General Appellate.
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Apedal de
the Sun
Tork
Frederik A. Hitman
George D. Burnehit
George Hidrlnge
Mutual Reserve Life In
Aurines
Aeaplaiw
O'Burvan
City council bans orders to police with a wink in Teare Haute
The Teare Haute city council enacted a finance rule making it unlawful for the mayor or police board president to issue orders to police with a wink or any sign. President Kanslaker testified he had given orders to close Balcona with a wink.
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Serippw-McRee Areas Association
Teare Haute
Ind
Police Board
Kanslaker
Balcona
Desperate Battle Kills Eighteen in Jolo Island Fight
March 9 Manila reports eighteen American soldiers and six hundred natives dead after a multi day clash on Mount Indo crater near Jolo. Moros fortified the high ground and fought to the last, while American forces under Col. Joseph W. Duncan and allied detachments lifted artillery 300 feet to assault the stronghold. Fifty-two Americans wounded as the effort yielded the extermination of the outlaw raiders troubling friendly Moros. Names of the dead to be released later. several officers and sailors among the wounded.
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Manila
Dola
Philippines
Mount Indo
Jolo
Joseph W. Duncan
Americum
Primitive Moros and Their Ties to Government
Prof McGee describes the Moros as Mohammedan tribes in the Philippines lacking central governance. He notes they split into bands for war, resist centralized control, and are considered primitive yet stubborn in battle. Other authorities like Prot Medico and the Morgas are cited as the most primitive groups within the archipelago.
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Derippa-MaRine Press Association
Louie
McGee
Medico
Joly Letinds
Raara
Elks Parade Monday Jubilee Minstrels Featured
The Elks Big Jubilee minstrels plan a striking Monday street parade at 1 o clock featuring P.O.B. marching with music banners and two performances next Monday night and Tuesday at Eng High’s opera house.
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ELKS
Elks’ Big Jubilee
Ares
P.O. B
High
Ellis
Green acquitted in government fraud trial at district court
Moe Green a former state senator from New York was acquitted by a jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the government in connection with timex recording blocks. He had been held on $5,000 bail. The unrelated items list local sales and ads including a post office event and various goods advertised at Brenneke Academy and other shops.
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Opertah
Wasitington
Georgamh Green
Atare Aunator
New York
Dietriet Supreme Court
Timex
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Denizon Hotel Company
John HL. Reed
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