Verdict in bank case over Gall found guilty federal court
Paul C. Gall was found guilty this afternoon by a federal jury of abstracting money from Capital National Bank. The jury deliberated after Max P. Emmerich and Gall faced charges of aiding and abetting and falsifying bank records. Gall showed no outward reaction as Judge Anderson detailed jury duties and reasonable doubt.
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Paul C. Gall
Anderson
Miller
Max Emmerich
Emmerich
Gall
O‘anderson
Galla
Terre Haute Woman Shot by Fanatic in Jerusalem
Washington reports two American women in a sightseers group at the Mosque of Omar were shot by an Afghan fanatic. Parker Moore of Terre Haute Indiana was seriously wounded but expected to recover while Natalie Maurice of Mamaroneck New York sustained a minor flesh wound. No other Americans were hurt.
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Miss Parker Moore
Omar
Jerusalem
Natalie Maurice
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Judge Collins Lenient With Speeding Defendants
Police Judge Collins postponed judgment in three speech violation cases heard in police court today. Defendants are Bedford Wysong of 769 Massachusetts Avenue, Charles C. Dean of 420 W Thirtieth Street, and John G. Wood of 1716 N Pennsylvania Street. Ages 32, 28, and 20 were warned not to appear again.
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Collins
Bedford Wy
Song
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles C. Dean
W. Thirtieth Street
John G. Wood
N. Pennsylarnia Street
Dean
Wood
Wysong
Cleveland Man Seriously Hurt in Railroad Attack or Accident
Richmond Indiana March 10 Prosecutor Ladd seeks clarity on a case in which George Beck of Cleveland reportedly fell between two explanations a murderous gang attack or a railroad accident. Beck lies between life and death at the Local hospital after wandering earlier that day and reportedly being found near the Greens Fork doctor sent him to hospital. Eyewitnesses from Hagerstown say they saw Beck on tracks near the station and believe he slept there and a locomotive struck him.
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Richmond
Ind
George Beck
Cleveland
Ladd
Buck
Hagerstown
Péck
Greens Fork
Beck
Workmen Trapped as Wall Falls at Pittsburgh Plant
Two men died and two remained trapped at 1 p.m. in the wreckage of the Lanz and Sons company screw and bolt works on South 2th Street after a wall collapse caused by a fire earlier Tuesday morning. Several others were seriously injured. All victims were foreigners.
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Lanz and Sons Company Screw and Bolt Works
2Th Street
Marshall Gets A Boost From An Old Friend
Frederick L. Feick of Garrett Indiana sees Gov. Thomas R. Marshall as a strong Democratic presidential prospect in 1912 due to his economy and efficient Indiana administration. Feick notes tariff protests hurt costs of living nationwide and that Indiana’s political alignment, with eleven of thirteen representatives Democratic, boosts Marshall’s chances against Harmon if Indiana swings Democratic. Never was there a brighter outlook for the Democrats.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Frederick L. Feick
Garrett
Ind
Hoosier
Feick
Marshall
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Americans Safe Amid Bogota Demonstrations
United States Minister Northcutt cabled from Washington that the anti American demonstration in Bogota Colombia is nearly over and the political situation is improving. He says Americans fearing for their safety should take refuge in the legation building and that all Americans in Bogota are safe.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Northcutt
State Department
Gogota
Colombia
Legation
Bogota
Splinter Gauses Death of Weibel
Adolph E B Weibel a longtime Indianapolis baker of 1225 Marlow Avenue died at Deaconess hospital from blood poisoning eight days after a splinter pierced his hand at National Biscuit company He worked until pain worsened and was hospitalized yesterday The inquest or funeral details are not provided
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Adolph EB. Weibel
Marlow Avenue
Indianapolis
Deacovers Hospital
National Biscuit Company
Deaconess
Marker Trial Is Started In Court
The case of William H. Marker and Noah K. Marker, charged with embezzling $105,000 from the First National Bank of Tipton, was called in federal court this afternoon. More than 30 witnesses have been subpoenaed by the government, and the trial is expected to last about a week as jury selection began after a moon recess.
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William H. Marker
Noah K K. Marker
First National Bank of
Tipton
Moon
Father of Mrs Taggart in critical condition at Paoli
Paoli March 10 Edward Bryan, father of Mrs Thomas Taggart, who is staying at French Lick, was suddenly taken ill on Wednesday and is reported in critical condition.
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Paoli
Ind
Edward Bryan
Fotier
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Andvis
Tegay
Cross-examination clash over Taggart testimony at Paoli
In Paoli Indiana on March 10 the state and defense disputed cross-examination questions for Thomas Taggart. The Attorney General’s questions were blocked as improper, limiting the state to matters covered in Taggart’s earlier deposition and direct examination. The ruling effectively bars further attack on Taggart’s diligence in suppressing gambling. Continued on Page 9, Column 3.
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Thomas Taggart
Bingham
Taggart
Ice Dealers Converge at Denison Hotel Convention
About 250 members of the Indiana Ice Dealers association and the Middle States Ice Producers Exchange attend a joint session at Denison. Twenty ice wagons tour the city to view Kingand Co packing and Brower Love Bros mills before a group photo and afternoon business session. Local option worries ice interests as J. P. Boyle notes Chicago market prices and a 3 million ton winter natural ice crop impacting wholesale and family pricing.
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Indiana Ice Dealers’ Association
The
Middle States
Ice Producers’ Exchange
Koti
Capital City Brewing Company
Plist
Indiana Association
H. L. Dithmer
Indianapolis
MidMl E Staten’ Exchange
M. Kinnaird
Columbus
J. P. Boyle
Boyle Fee Company
Chicago
Telinois
Neill Appointed Chief Engineer at Southeastern Indiana Hospital
Madison March 10 The following notice states C A De Neill has been appointed chief engineer of the Southeastern Indiana Hospital for Th ane and Stev 3. A Barnard named chaplain, Width Marton is listed in the same release.
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Madison, Indl
A. de- Neill
Southeastern Indiana Hospital
Thane
Stev
A. Barnard
Marton
Mass Meeting Breaks Up as Police Break Strike Rally
Philadelphia March 10 Rioting erupted after 1 pm as 800 police charged a crowd of up to 10 000 gathered for a mass meeting despite a police ban. Strikers and sympathizers moved through Broad and Huntington streets while labor action expands with thousands out in a state wide strike urged by the State Federation of Labor.
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Philadelphia
Hall Park
Broad
Huntington Streets
Labor Lyceum Hall
Ball Park
Director of Public Safety
State Federation of Labor
Labor
Paris Report on Edith Kelly and Frank Gould Marriage
March 19 report questions a Paris marriage between actress Edith Kelly and Frank Gould. French ceremony rules require six months residence. Gould denies comment. Friends and relatives deny the marriage. Gould travels daily to the track and has ties to Paris society, with Kelly occasionally sighted.
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Paris
Edith Kelly
T'rank Gould
House Modified Cummins’ Bill
Washington March 10 An echo of government prosecutions for libel in newspapers and magazines was heard as Representative Sulzer New York appeared before a House judiciary subcommittee to protest that the Cummins bill would legalize indictments in the District of Columbia for publications anywhere in the country The bill aims to prevent fraudulent use of the mails and Cummins renounces any aim at newspapers in a letter to Sulzer An amendment was offered and indicated to be incorporated in the bill Senator Root echoed the objection but Cummins modified the bill to reach Chicago firms sending objectionable material through the mails while avoiding prosecution by mailing their stuff from other states Indignation.
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Anpols News
New York World
William Sulver
New York
House Judiciary
Tee
Cummins
Senate
District of Columbia
Sulzer
Senator Root
Senator Cummins
Root
Chicago
Polat
Indigna
Ensley Trial May End By Court Action
Attorney Charles W. Smith argued in the state against Oliver P. Ensley charged with failing to turn over 20000 to his successor in the county treasurer's office. He cited Indiana Supreme Court and U S Supreme Court rulings about legal fictions and intent. Defense attorney Hugs and prosecutor Hooton presented arguments as spectators and jurors mixed. The jury was dismissed for the day after deliberations and will continue today.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Hugs
Hooton
Hold Up Men Force Victim to Yield Shoes
Daniel Hunt of 1524 Brooker Street reported to police that he was held up last night by three men at Brocker and Rankin Streets. The largest demanded he raise his hands while others searched his pockets and forced him to remove and surrender his shoes. Hunt gave a full description of the robber but could not identify the accomplices who hid behind him.
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Daniel Hunt
Brooker Street
Hunt
Brocker and
Rankin Streets
Hog's Bite Cause of Suit in Court
The suit of Alice Huston against Leslie W. Brumit and Emma Brummit for 1000 damages is on trial in division 35 of superior court. The plaintiff alleges she was bitten severely about the back shoulders and lips by a dog belonging to the defendants. The case attracts much attention and the courtroom is filled.
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Alice Huston
Leslie W. Brumit
Emma
Boys Held For Word From Parents
Frank Martin aged 15 and Herman Wheaton aged 14 were returned from Cincinnati Wednesday morning to their parents. They had left Indianapolis Tuesday claiming intent to find work and earn their own money. The boys are detained in the juvenile court detention home by Judge Stubbs pending action by the parents.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Stubbs
Indianapolis man attempts suicide in Los Angeles hotel
H K Wiley of Indianapolis, an expert accountant, tried to take poison at the Lankersheim hotel in Los Angeles after a mysterious telephone warning from a brunette claiming to be his wife. He was found unconscious. doctors say he may recover. Wiley had returned recently from a honeymoon in China and Japan.
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Los Angeles
Col
H.K. Wiley
Indianapolis
Lankersheim
Tal
Wiley
Los Angeles Dispatch
China
Japan
Ballinger for Land Combine Says Garfield in Probe
Washington March 10 The congressional inquiry into the Ballinger Pinchot controversy resumed with James R Garfield secretary of the interior under Roosevelt called to testify. He described Alaska coal location bills and stated his view that future entries should be reclassified and that consolidations up to four sections could be allowed. He contrasted Ballinger’s stance on existing locations and noted a 1908 Ballinger letter praising leasing of Alaskan coal lands while supporting the Calebin bill.
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Washington
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Interior
Garfield
Congress
Mondell
Department of the Interior
Mr. Pepper
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Mr. Olmstead
Alaska
Cunningham
Dallinger
Graham
Seattle
Ballager
the Land Office
Jim
West
Batlinger
Battinger
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Weibel
Marker
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MR. Bingham
J. Bennett
Gordon
Paoli, Ind
Denison
MW Neill
France
Frank Gould
Calhoun
Gould
Miss Kelly
Duke de Talleyrand
Mr. Gould
Riviera
Track
Pierre Charron
Sun’s
Ensley
Charles W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Frank Martin
Herman Wheaton
H. K. Wiley
Dispatch
Mr. Wiley
Land Combine
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