Baby Dies After Tanking Toffee Incident
A one year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Myers of 32 Woomington Street, died after an accident at home Sunday afternoon. While playing by a stave, a piece of toffee caused a burn when it splashed on him. Doctors responded but the child died Monday evening. Parents mourn a tragic, sudden death as the family had just recovered from whooping cough. The burial is set for Wednesday.
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Daniel Myers
Woomington Et
2S. Meyers
Dr. Dol
Wurne
Crooks Sweep Through Indianapolis With Old Tricks
In spring, street criminals labeled as the outputs of a “gun” and a small “steel worker” start their acts in Indianapolis. Detectives report crooks target the city, warn them to flee, while police rely on stiff measures to deter big guns. Locals note that major schemes yield more profit, yet a hideout here remains elusive.
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Indiaanapolis
Aman
Indianapolis
Four bikes stolen from basement. police recover some
A local notice reports several bicycles stolen recently with the thief selling matches at second hand shops. The thief likely operates quickly, repainting and altering the numbers before disposal. Police had recovered some bikes before any action could fix their numbers.
Murder at St Joseph bridge builders killed
Dr George Hellar killed David McClain in St Joseph Missouri Monday night. Both men were bridge builders. Hellar is under arrest.
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St. Joseph
DrGeorge Hellar
David McClain
Heilar
Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby states
Partly cloudy and continuing cold. Tuesday night into Wednesday rises expected with 7 am 26 degrees, noon 26 and 2 pm 31. Cloudy in Indiana and adjacent states with variable winds and warming temperatures.
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Indiana
Our Baby Boy Died and a Mother's Search for Justice
A grieving mother seeks Judge Whalen after her infant dies in a police matter. She confronts officials at Holmes and St just before the funeral. The scene shows her tears and determination to learn why her baby died and who is to blame. Authorities offer little reassurance as she presses for accountability.
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Judge Whalen
Jude
Holmes
Dave
Dave Acuy
Walton
Potato Keach Promises Bell on Democratic Ticket
Local chatter captures J Potat o Keach asserting Joe Bell will run on the Democratic ticket this year The overheard talk touches presidential bets and county race plans amid rustic street corner humor and rural political timing.
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Potato Keach
Joe Bell
Edmonds Is a Thrifty Lad in Court Admits Bike Theft
Will Edmonds, colored, showed Jimson to be thrifty beyond his years. Jin, trained to devent in court, charged with stealing two bicycles, admitted stealing two of them. He admitted stealing a wheel and selling it to a woman on Indiana Ave. The wheel was later recovered from the crippled son's use and re seized. He was sent to the Indiana School for days at Plainfield.
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Jimmy
Denguren
Will Edmonds
Jimson
Jin
Devent
Indiana-ave
Thy Waman
Famards
Indiana
Plainfield
Comic valentines offered as evidence in divorce case
In Ti day morning session of room 3 at the Superior Court Joseph Parent seeks divorce from Trany Parent, alleging cruel treatment and an ungovernable temper. He offers a bundle of comic valentines and envelopes claimed to be in his wife's handwriting to prove torment since separation, despite objections from Mrs Parent's attorney.
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Joseph Parent
Kuing
Jennie Parent
Juny
Government Defeat in Commons Sparks Heated Debate
In London on Tuesday the government suffered a defeat in the House of Commons as a vote on a proposal to Redmond against frieght educational measures was rejected. Redmond proposed progress on the measure but the motion failed 171 to 45. A separate account notes Penalty of Strength, Newbelt, and a court scene where Judge Whallon ruled on a case tied to charges involving rail lines and a familial accusation.
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House Ar Commons
da Intam
Divisinn
Frigh
Enap
Redmond
Newbelt
George
Whallon
Metzger declines renomination bid for Marion county GOP chair
Robert Metzger will not seek renomination as county chairman of the Marion county Republican Party. He left the city Monday for a brief trip and stated to The Bun and others that he will not run under any circumstances. Metzger’s decision followed his earlier pledge to support Wesippert for the chair and came after discussions at the county convention where his opponents argued the race.
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Robert Metzger
Enerift
Marion County
da Pontrive
Metzger
Fred W. Enpert
BA Wari
Renom
Wesippert
Plac Metzger
He Smith
Mere Geraa x
Aedan
Death of a child from frightful burns report
A dying child from burns after a fire at home, neglected for six weeks, was eventually treated after neighbors alerted a dispensary doctor. The infant suffered severe injuries including loss of an eye and a burned hand before hospital care.
Churchman Estate Is Finally Settled
Final report on the will of All Citrate mus shows a charge of 54 against the executors and a similar sum distributed. The chief assets include stock in the Stevens Dulidbig company and shares in other financial firms. Distribution approved by William F, Bilward MG, Frank T, and Robert M Churchman, with consent from Turner. James Dennett, once a yard waiter, found not guilty of burglary and petit larceny for stealing four pulleys from a boxcar.
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Raward
Clareman
Citrate Mus
Hays
Stevens Dulidbig Company
Wuildune and Tannesociation
Indianapolis Savings and
Bennett
Jimes Dennett
Right Yard
Callroait Company
Plainfield man returned to Indiana boys' school on parole
Back to Plainfield, Fred Smith, who was caught in the Robert Freund grocery, on 6 Mastat., by Mrs. Freund, one night in February, had been returned to the Indiana boys' school at Plainfield, from which he had been released on parole.
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Plainfield
Fred Smith
Robert Freund
Mra
Cary Babbs Comeback and family reunion at Brencer
Cary Babbs returned after a distressing event involving Iris and her son Wm. The elder Babbs learned of Iris distress, attempted reconciliation failed, then later forgave her husband. Mrs. Wabb cared for Iris. The scene ended with a reunified family at Brencer and a happier mood. Mrs. Faire improved. March 1 reports Netile Cravens Farr injured by an arrest car remains in recovery.
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Bert
Ceats
Wify
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Rabbs
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Netile
Cravens Farr
Explosion in Chicago Kills One and Wounds Many
A Tuesday morning explosion and fire in Chicago killed one foreman and two boys and seriously injured five others with several more hurt. Names listed include Marie Garin and Zanzawski among the dead, while others suffered burns and injuries. the blast destroyed buildings and caused widespread damage across the area, with investigators tracing the source to stored explosives.
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Chicago
Martin
Rampany
Ehehteenth
Cossacks Rout Japanese Cavalry on Yalu Front
Port Arthur dispatch reports a clash along the Yalu River as Cossacks drive Japanese cavalry from their mounts and force survival on foot. A second engagement near Anju, Korea, repels Japanese troops. Grand Duke Cyril expected to arrive at Port Arthur on Wednesday.
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London
Port Arthur
Central News
Yalu
Anju
Korea
Cyril Vladiimirovitch
Jury Secures Quick Start in Federal Bank Trial
The jury for the misappropriation trial of Elkhart banker L. Brodich, president of Tadugra National Bank, was selected in a 38 minute session. Jurors include Benjamin Andersen Plainfield and Joann Bartholomew Stackwell, among others. opening statements by Kealing for the government and Span for the defense preceded evidence submission slated to continue.
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Cevice Bank
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Hynes XII
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Plainfield
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Stackwell
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Melton Tie
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Perkinaville
George Call- Way
Lakerote
Sherman Cochran Jonkstan
Stephen T Comer
Eyasselane
Walter Ham
Warrington
Wred
R Molt
Hammond
Rosene Maz
Edinburs
Tasniel Ritter
Logasnert
Keasing
Xnwermmens
Spaan
Minute in Washington and Rural Carrier News Summary
scrambled OCR reports a mix of Washington policy notes and rural carrier topics. Names like Totten Martin McNevlin and Congressman Gains appear amid garbled phrases about a supreme court merger case and opposition to civil service regulations.
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Tinilana
Totten Martin McNevlin
Gawreqeetoen
Jonson Freeman
Marrs
Jeorge Solvert
Oarond
Wiliam Cray
Riley
Uris Parker
Wee Mouton
New York
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Indiana
Wun
Aaainat
Weather News From Mukden Amid War Turbulence
Muted weather notes from Mukden amid advancing troops and chemical fire threats. A coal ship en route to Port Attlee is reported at sea, while a lingering conflict hinders transport. Refugees numbered 23 after shore operations near Basiho. Washington reports 14 prisoners seized from Korea with 23 refugees.
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Muarden
Povertaer
Josie de
Heathwand
Harkin
Gnuntoake
Cyril
Port Attlee
Three Times In Three Months In Court Case
The court hears a dispute over repeated offenses within three months. The defendant Louis Tievant faced three alleged whip incidents. The judge notes the line, searches for intent, and imposes a fine of one dollar and thirty days as sentence.
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Louis Tievant
Firemen drive fire hazard from damaged home, threats loom
Report outlines a faulty health board decision and a tense scene at an engine house near a quarrel over a gas line. Firemen confronted by residents threaten to abandon the house if the disturbance continues.
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