Wall Street Bears Trigger Large Market Selloff
A major bear raid toppled New York stocks after 1 pm causing a steep decline across leading issues. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel preferred led losses. Reading and St Paul also slid, with many shares finishing near day’s lows amid glutted selling and quick closing contracts.
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Berlin
New York
Wall St
United States ‘Steel
To &T
Anaconda
Union Pacific
Amalgsumatoil Copper
E. H. Harriman
Kuhn, Steele & Co
Uiion Pacific
Reading
Iste
St. Paul
Worker Injury at Kingan & Co Plant
Richard Johnson fell down a flight of steps at Kingan and Co. plant on Thursday and injured his back and left hip. He was taken home at 954 West Washington Street in a dispensary ambulance under Dr. Hughes care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Kingan & Co
W. Washingtons
Hughes
Plan for entertainment by United Spanish War Veterans
The Frank S. Clark camp will meet at Crone's half Friday at 8 a.m. to decide on the April 5 entertainment, marking the camp's organization day celebration.
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Frank S. Clark
United Spanish War Veterans
Crone
Fisherman Fined After Seining Incident In Indians Streams
Reuben Humstreys clashed with two fish and game wardens while attempting to seine in Fall Creek. He claimed no knowledge of the state law and said he never used the net before. The recovered seine held fish. he was fined $5 plus costs totaling $38.
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Reuben Humstreys
Fall Creek
Marion Rose
L. R. Olive
Humffreys
Justice of the Fence
A. R. Hutchinson
Humfireys
Boy Dies After Pole Fall at City Hospital
Irvine Downing, a boy, fell from a telephone pole while at play and died shortly after 1 6 o clock yesterday afternoon at City Hospital from injuries.
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Irvine Downing
Local Jottings: City Notes and Oddities
A series of brief, quirky items from the city include an auction of a coal bin and axle grease, praise for new bells on Washington and North Illinois streets, arched stone bridges that roar in floods, and a bicycle policeman with rubber boots. Lockerbie street remains the darkest, with a single working light at its corner. The Winona Institute woods hum with birds as a frost threatens budding spring growth.
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Washington St
George Stewart
George
Indianapolis
Lockerbie St
Lockerbie and
East Sts
Trial notes on Evelyn Thaw Hummel affidavit ruling
In New York Justice Fitzgerald sustained California Attorney Delmas objections to admitting Evelyn Thaw and Hummel conversations preceding the Hummel affidavit. The ruling favored the defense, with Jerome pressing that the questions about Evelyn and Thaw’s statements were relevant to the affidavit. Delmas argued attorney client relations and questioned the district attorney’s handling of the affidavit.
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Hummel
Jerome
Evelyn
Thaw
White
Abe Hummel
Wittces
Jive- Iva
Delmas
California
Hhite
Paris
Hummet
Evelyn Thaw
New York
Marcel
Maxie Lollette
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaws
Miss Follette
Miss Follett
Riots halt cars as strike conflict hits Louisville Broadway line
A street car clash between strike-breakers and workers in Louisville leaves two cars smashed but no injuries to riders. Police Captain Riley and seven officers refuse to serve, face charges. A brick attack injures Corporal Whitman, with Nagel the struck strike-breaker near death. A conference between strikers and railroad officials yields a tentative deal to end the strike and resume service tomorrow.
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Louisville
Tom Riley
Highland
Riley
Gunther
Board of Safety
Corporal Whitman
Fourteenth and
Chestnutsts
Nicholas Nagel
St. Louis
Fourteenth
Christian Sti. Iis
Double Wedding in Cincinnati Surprises Indianapolis Friends
James Yuncker and Hazel Severns, both well known socially in Indianapolis, wed Edward Springer and Bess McDowell in a quiet Cincinnati ceremony. The nuptials were briefly publicized at Union Station before the ceremony, amid old shoes and rice. The pair traveled home Saturday with Mrs. Warren Bird of Indianapolis.
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James Yuncker
Indianapolis
Hazel Severns
Edmond P. Severns
Edward Springer
Bess McDowell
Elizabethtown
Ind
Cincinnati
Mr. Yuncker
Miss Severns
Yuncker
Severns
Springer
Warren Bird
McDonald Appointed Postmaster at Lagarge Indiana
Washington March 14 The president named Elery D McDonald postmaster at Lagarge Indiana in a standard federal appointment. The move comes as part of routine administrative staffing and reflects the ongoing postal service updates nationwide.
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Scripps-MecRae Press
Washington
Elery D. McDonald
Lagrarige
Ind
Flood Threat Looms From Pittsburg River Flood
The local weather bureau warns a 34 foot water stage will hit Pittsburg this afternoon as rain swells the Allegheny and Monongahela. Flooding may surpass 1884's 33 feet six inches with rivers rising statewide. Businesses along riverfronts suspend activity and residents evacuate low areas amid reported fatalities. McKeesport plants close. Wheeling industries to shut by nightfall due to high water.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Mtonongahela
Ohio
Pittshburg
McKeesport
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River Flood Warning For Cincinnati
Weather forecaster Bassler warned the Ohio river will pass the zero foot stage at Cincinnati Friday morning. The rise could be higher, prompting a dangerous outlook and a serious flood risk. Mayor Dempsey called for flood relief committee action with over $6,445 in treasury, as commercial interests in the bottoms began evacuations and relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Bassler
Dempsey
State Board of Health to discuss new pure food law
The State Board of Health will meet at the statehouse to consider the new pure food law and other acts. Dr J N Hurty reports high demand for copies of the act and a pamphlet explaining enforcement methods is being prepared for rapid distribution. Extra lab work is planned under Dr H E Barnard to test foods and drugs for enforcement accuracy. Helen Byron 10 cent cigar Krell distributor.
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State Board of Health
Statehouse
J. N. Hurty
H. E. Barnard
Dover Doctor Faces Kidnapping Case Clues Surface
Dover Delaware March 14 detectives pursue a theory that Horace Marvin’s four year old son was abducted via a wagon to Kitts Hammock and aboard a catboat to New Jersey. A man from Kitts Hammock under surveillance and two others who vanished with witness accounts form a core of leads.
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Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
Marvin
Kitts
New Jersey
Kitts Hammock
Haystack
Somkind
Wilmington
Soy
ETM
Hopke Ready to Sign with Hooseirs After Canton Trade
W H Watkins reports a telegram from Charley Carr confirming the Canton to Indianapolis transfer of third baseman Hopke is complete and Hopke is ready to sign with the Hoosiers. Hopke is praised for fielding ability and potential hitting pace, suggesting quick fit for Indianapolis.
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Gram
Charley Carr
Hopke
The
Hooseirs
Indianapolis
Belgrade clash leaves four strikers dead in Serbia
In Belgrade, police clashed with sugar and leather factory workers during a major street confrontation. Police fired on the strikers, killing four and wounding twenty as unrest spread across Servia on March 14.
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Belgrade
Servia
Notice to Sun subscribers on delivery and misconduct
Sun readers are urged to call 880 to report non delivery or changes and to report any misconduct or neglect by carriers to the circulation department promptly.
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Sun
United States Weather Forecast For Thursday Night Through Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions with little temperature change tonight. Friday should be fair and warmer with sunrise at 4 58 and sunset at about 7 00 PM.
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United States
Boys Prevented Wreck Near Middletown During Stormy Night
In Middletown two unnamed lads halted a possible disaster on the Big Four era of the Twentieth Century Flyer as telegraph poles toppled onto tracks. They warned the crew, sprinted toward danger, and narrowly averted a wreck, despite the train not stopping in Middletown.
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Middletown
Figures Of Church Bulletin From Indiana Bureau
Miss Mary Stubbs prepares to issue a state bureau bulletin on Indiana church statistics. It covers denominations membership official boards and other items of interest. The pamphlet aims for general distribution and wide demand.
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Mary Stubbs
The
State Bureau of
Sta
Tistics
Indiana
Bureau
County Officials Seek Space for New Courts in Courthouse
County Commissioners John McGregor and John Mendenhall pressed Mayor Charles A Bookwalter to vacate basement rooms in the courthouse to house three new county courts added by the legislature. The mayor agreed to relocate the Board of Public Works and city engineer, likely moving them out immediately, with courts aimed for the second floor and basement freed for other county needs.
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John Mendenhall
Charles A. Bookwaller
Fices
Tomlinson Hall
Lawmaker Aids Puzzle Case At Schwomeyer Home
Coroner continues inquest into the shooting at the Schwomeyer residence two weeks ago where Fred Schwemeyer killed Mrs. Schwomeyer and William Gill. Charles Gill testifies a dying statement claims Gill went to show a puzzle trick to trap the husband. Mrs. Gill recounts a similar account and notes the families were close and shopped together. Witnesses will be examined as the inquiry proceeds.
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Fred Schwomeyer
William Gill
Ben Davis
Charles Gill
Willian Gill
Gill
River Ave
Indi
Anapolis
Atkins Law Works
Thomas Perry
Schwomeyers
Schwemeyer
Dowie funeral amid grave guard and rumor of body theft
March 14 reports state John Alexander Dowie funeral arrangements near completion in Zion City. Grave work halted amid fears of damage to cemetery property and a rumored attempt by strangers to obtain Dowie head for brain study. Guards and arrests followed as processions and services proceeded despite panic and an exodus trend among sect members.
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John Alexander Dowie
Big Tabernacle
Gladstone Dowie
Dr. Dowie
North Shore
Easern College
Ciamter Dowie
Chicago
Fentry
Zion City
Shiloh House
N Bii
Zion Guard
City Brass Band
Lake Mound Cemetery
Apostle
H. P. Templeton
Grace Lewis
Zion Educational Institution
Mary Burgess
Voliva
Civil Service Examinations Announced for April 10
The government opens exams for April 10 to fill posts including magazine attendant at Indian Head Maryland at $2 daily electrotypes helper at Washington 40 cents per hour or 20 a day and teamster at the Arlington experimental farm Virginia at $600 yearly Information available from H K Milhous Federal Building Indianapolis
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Naval Proving Ground
Indian Head
Government
Washington
Arlington Experimental Farm
Vixinia
None Brhter Restaurant Ad at Monument Place
A compact reading shows an advertisement for a restaurant at 38 40 Monument Place titled None Brhter. The notice highlights ongoing service and mentions plasterers Bros with phone numbers Main 605 and New 5567, 1828.
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National Restaurant
Monument Place
Heal. Bros
Spring Goods and Local Notices
Local ads note Spring goods available from Gus Rasberg at 7 and 9 Pembroke Arcade and Buisy Native Herbs at 255 West Wash Street. COMPEER CIGAR proclaims best on earth with bold display. News desk phone 663 listed for inquiries.
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Spring Goods
Gus Rasberg
Pembroke Arcade
News
Buisy
W. Wash. St
Mayor seeks funds to repair Fall Creek bridge
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter will ask the city council to allocate 65 thousand dollars for urgent repairs to the Northwestern avenue bridge over Fall Creek. Completed under Holtzman administration less than two years ago, the bridge is said to be improperly constructed and unsafe for public use.
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Northwestern Ave
Fall Creek
Holtzman
Bookwalter
MILKMEN ORGANIZE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION AT STATEHOUSE
The Indiana State Dairymen's Protective Association, organized this winter, met at the statehouse on Thursday. Delegates from rural sections gathered for mutual protection and improvement, with HK A Brown giving the welcome and Horace L Hanna delivering the response. Topics included organizing purpose, feeding dairy cows, milk shipping, the cow barn, and related discussions led by Dr. Eugene Buehler and others.
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HK. A. Brown
Supreme Court
Horace L. Hanna
M. J. Duggan
Whiteland
Jesse Koldykke
Bridgeport
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Harry Thaw
Evelyn and
California Attorney In
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Justice Fitzgerald
Iummiel
Maxie Follette
Mazie Follette
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
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Food Crusade
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C.W. Krell
Willington
Brandywine Springs Park
Philadelphia
Dr. Marvin
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Delaware
Iown
Little
W. H. Watkins
Canton
Secripps-McRae Presa Association
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Miss Stubbs
John McGregor
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Board of Public Works
Schwomeyer
Fred Schwemeyer
Singleton
Fred Schwaineyer
Zion
Civil Service
H. K. Milhous
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Bridge
Charles A. Bookwalter
Will Ree
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