Tabywana and Natu riteh at the Carston ranch confrontation
In a Western saloon scene Cash Hawkins pressures Nat-u-riteh as Tabywana seeks to protect her father from a cattle deal gone wrong. Jim, an English gunman, intervenes to halt the impending violence and protect the girl amid rival men and insults. Continued on Page 3, Column 3.
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Turper Bros
Hawkins
Cash
Nick
Nat-u-riteh
Buco
Baco
Gaeo
Nateu-viteh
Weil
Jim
Bill
Traveling man sues for return of suitcase contents
Arnold sought possession of a suitcase and $100 damages after Indiana Union traction refused to release a case containing his best girl’s picture and other items. The court valued the card with the likeness at 60 cents and ordered either $100 payment or return of the suitcase plus $19. the case was appealed.
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Egmount
Arnold
Indiana Union Traction
Anderson
Indianapolis
BuIt
Justice of the Peace
Hutchinson
Miners Await Reply From Operators On Conference
The United Mine Workers committee plans a final report at Wednesday's convention after a preliminary report by John Walker of Illinois stated operators in western Pennsylvania and Ohio had not yet indicated willingness to meet in a joint conference on March 24.
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Weee
The
United Mine Workers
Nois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Duck hunting trip moves to Kankakee marshes
Harry Slough and Tom Carter depart Tuesday to the Kankakee marshes for duck hunting, with Shelby in Lake county as a transit point before entering the center of sport activity.
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Harry Slough
State Printing Board
Tom Carter
Kankakee
Shelby
Lake County
Jap in Love and Poison Breaks Open Door Tragedy
New York report of Frank White a Japanese cook firing on Elizabeth Folz and Max Holz at 25 Nineteenth Street. White wounded Holz and Folz then killed himself by swallowing carbolic acid after attempting to kill Folz.
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New York
Frank White
Hannah Elias
Elizabeth Folz
Nineteenth St
Holz
Chief Metzger Abides By Own Crossing Order
A police chief issued an order for horses to cross downtown crossings at a walk. He was seen driving in the city and halted at Pennsylvania and Chiosts when corner officer Al Ray signaled to rein. Ray received a letter praising his crossing duty and resourcefulness in aiding two young women and pursuing a reckless cab by car.
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Robert Metzger
Death of Minnie Hornaday Found in Cottage
Mrs Minnie Hornaday 35 is found dead on a cottage floor at 27 EB St Clair street Monday morning. A neighbor saw the front door partly open and inferred she died after attempting to call for help during a gastritis illness. She had been separated from Grant Hornaday for years and left with two regular visitors, Alice Maxwell and a neighbor known as Shine.
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Minnie Hornaday
EB. St. Clair-st
Ory
Ain Herc Long Uiness
Hornaday
Aliee Maxwell
Shine
Daniel Brundage
Hyland
Brundage No. 2
Christian Place
Sergt. Stoddard
Brundage
Brundage No
Peninsylvania
County Officials Confer With McGregor Over Bribery Case
Commissioners Mendenhall and Roberts met with indicted County Commissioner McGregor in Martinsville with William Morrison present. The visit was interrupted by a telephoned report that Morrison’s son Montgomery, 20, accidentally shot himself in the arm while cleaning a revolver. The outcome of McGregor’s resignation is not confirmed.
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Mendenhall
Roberts
Martinsville
Sunder
McGregor
Wiliam Morrison
Momier
Jury Takes A Rest From Graft Gases
The grand jury heard no witnesses in graft cases Monday morning due to the sickness of Deputy Prosecutor Frank Baker. Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton holds the first partial report from experts reviewing county records, with a possible submission to the grand jury before day's end. Experts are now examining coroner's office records.
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Frank Baker
Elliott R. Hooton
Girl Hitchcock Not Guilty in New York Trial
Raymond Hitchcock was acquitted on six charges after three girls testified before the grand jury. Justice Blanchard halted the session to accept a verdict exonerating the defendant and ordered a stricter DA investigation following the disclosures by Flora Whiston who admitted perjury and linked affidavits to Gerry society agents.
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New York
Raymond Hiitchcock
Blanchard
Flora Whiston
Flora Smith
Gerry Society
Justice Blanchard
St Patrick's Day Parade Planned with Evening Programs
The St Patrick's Day celebration begins Tuesday at 2 PM with a parade followed by a meeting in Tomlinson Hall where Mayor Bookwalter John T. Keating and Rev. James J. Wade will speak. A night program of Irish songs and dances is set for Tomlinson Hall.
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Hass
Tominsen Hal
Mayor Bookwalter
John T. Keating
James J. Wade
Emoly Cross Church
Tomlinson Hall
General Committee
Michael F. Casserly
John Carroll
James V. de
Two Women Claim Husband Abandoned Family
Mrs. Daniel Brundage No 1 and Mrs. Brundage No 2 each claim to be married to the same man. Both women accuse the husband of desertion and fight over custody of a 7 year old girl. Police detain the younger child while the case is sorted. A separate obituary notes the death of 6 year old Mrs. Cochran, wife of Col. W. M. Cochran.
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Reisner
Brundage
County approves saloon license for J. T. Gritton
County commissioners grant a saloon license to J. T. Gritton for 2 North Alabama Street Monday morning. Gritton, just released from the pesthouse, is not detained for questioning.
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J. T. Gritton
Alabama
Brown Sues Bussey Over Alledged Affections
Charles F. Brown sues John W. Bussey for 2000 damages alleging alienation of Mrs. Brown’s affections. He recounts a cross country pursuit with his wife from Indianapolis to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, claiming Bussey followed and abducted her on several trips. Bussey admitted making advances in court.
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Charles F. Brown
John W. Bussey
Thrilling Story
Indianapolis
Brown
Bussey
Illinois St
I Bussey
Lafayette
Springfield
Buffalo
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Reform Ideas To Be Urged By Democrats
The Democratic state central committee will meet at the Grand hotel March 24, the day before the state convention set for March 25. A strong local option plank and an inheritance tax law are likely features. Ideas from Oklahoma reforms and W J Bryan supporters may appear in the platform. A public utilities law and a Wisconsin style reform plan modeled on La Follette are also discussed.
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Grand Hotel
Indiana
Oklahoma
W. J Brean
Wisconsin
R. M. LaFollette
Amos Butler Poised to Resume Public Duties
Amos W. Butler, secretary of the State Board of Charities, is expected to return to his public duties in ten days. His broken limb is mending as rapidly as possible.
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Amos Butler
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
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Hla
John Walker
Piotos
Poison
Frank Kito
Kito
Max Holz
Ghiet
Fils
Metzger
Ray
Hug
We Geer
Mrrs
Hiornaday
Ancident
M'Gregor
Hitchcock
Wllchcock
Patrick
Eliza Cochran
Fitza McVey Cochran
College-ave
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