MEN WHO WILL FIGURE IN THE BEEF TRUST INVESTIGATION
A list notes key figures in the beef packing inquiry. Judge Peter B. Grosscup will impose penalties for contempt of the Federal injunction. Nelson Morris leads Chicago packers, Ogden Armour heads Armour & Co, Meeker runs Armour & Co, and Patrick A Valentine serves as Armours trusted executive and Cudahy manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Peter Grosscup
Chicago Packers
Catted Bares
P. 8. Grosscup
Chicago
Meeker
Armour & Co
Slid
Deadly factory blast shatters Brockton shoe plant
In Brockton Massachusetts on March 20 at the R B Grover shoe factory a catastrophic explosion killed at least 31 workers and injured many others. Fire spread to adjacent buildings destroying several structures and the estimated loss reached 150000 dollars. Rescue efforts were underway as flames raged, with doctors and ambulances dispatched to the scene. The blast blew debris across Calmar and Dentons streets, leaving the four story factory partly razed and prompting harrowing accounts from witnesses and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echifps-Morae Press Association
Brockton
Mass
R. B. Grover
Haspitaly
Celmar
Dentonsts
Calmyr and Marists
Keven
Denton
Ted
Calmarst
Tenton At
Denton Bide
Wang
Arguing Motion Over Wholesale Druggists Records
A U S judge hears if the Wholesale Druggists Association records should be opened. Attorney W L Carlisle seeks access to correspondence to present evidence to Moody for Sherman anti trust action. Secretary Tams resisted, calling the volume too great. The morning session focused on admissibility of the papers in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wholesale Druggists’ Association
W. Wilson Carisie
Philadelphia
Carliale
Atty
United States
A. B. Anderson
Tams
Wholessiets’ Association
Ty W. L. Ketcham
WL Wilson Carlisle
Grandmother’s Home asked for Petticard confinement
Emma May Petticard, described as a pretty girl, was confined at the Home of the Good Shepherd after Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court ordered restraint. Judge Carter of the superior court refused to place her with her mother Mrs Frank Moore, with further hearings set for Tuesday before Judge Brubbs to petition transfer to the grandmother in the country near Indianape alia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma May Petticard
Frank Moore
the Good Shepherd
Stubbs
Duvenue
Indianape Alia
Firefighter Arrested in Obscene Letter Case
A South Bend fire department member Howard 3 was arrested by Chief Deputy U8 Marshal Merrill K. Wilson for sending an obscene letter through the mails to a New York City acquaintance. He appeared in Goshen before U.S. Commissioner Berkie and was bound over on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Fire Department of
South Bend
Merrill K. Wilson
New York City
Moward
Goshen
U. S
Berkie
Bond
Young Wagner Escapes From Friendly Inn
Raymond Wagner Jr escaped from the Friendly Inn Sunday morning where he was confined awaiting juvenile court trial. He asked for water in the hall and instead climbed from a second story window, jumping to the ground. He lives at 2 Massachusetts Ave and faces a truancy charge. police have not recaptured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wagner. Jr
Friendly Inn
Hat
Wagner
Massachusetts Ave
Winkler
City Engineer Questions Track Elevation Meeting
City Engineer Jeup doubts success of his planned Tuesday meeting with railroad engineers over track elevation as several chief engineers may be unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeup
Eetend
Man Sues Transit Co Over Pole Collapse
Avid Patterson sues Indiana polyo Traction and Terminal for five dollars claiming a pole loaded beyond capacity fell on his head as he passed at the corner of New York and Madison streets. The incident arose from alleged negligence by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia Traction & Terminal Company
Avid Patterson
Pie Comer
New York
Manson Sty
Damage case heard in superior court over railway accident
William J. Deggs sues Indianapolis Tracthm and Terminal and Indianapolis and Broad Ripple for 10000 damages. The incident occurred October 14, 198? when Peg a Wan drove a wagon across tracks near Thirtieth Street and was struck by Brad Ripple’s car, ejecting him from the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Deggs
Indianapolis Tracthm & Terminal Company
Indiinapolla & Broad Ripple Company
Pega Wan
Thirtieth St
Whem
Brad Ripple
Mayor Holtzman Joins German American Democratic Club
The election of Mayor Sglizmay as a director shifts Democrats into a new phase. Prominent members opposed Holtzman and Beach, aiding Bookwalter’s reelection efforts. Rumors say club factions may back Holtzman for liberal policy alignment if reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sglizmay
Democraticlub
Mt Ie
Moleman
Tor
Democratic
Ela
Holtzman
Anti-Beach
Bookwalter
Staltzman
Ohall
Actor sues for damages over Uncle Tom’s Cabin role
Robert E. McDaniel sues Indianapolis Traction & Terminal for 5000 alleging injury when a street car backed into him while he paraded with a brass band during a Simon Legree scene. He says the crash ends his acting career and a fellow band member sues for the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Legree
Martin’a
Robert E. McDaniel
Ruit
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
McDaniels
Wow
Rogers gives $500000 for a new school house
In Fair Haven Massachusetts H H Rogers the Standard Oil magnate born in the town pledged a 500000 schoolhouse boosting his lifetime gifts toward 4 million. The donation highlights the town’s claim to fame and civic growth tied to Rogers career and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcripps-M’rae Press Association
Fair Naven
Mass
H. H. Rogers
Rogers
Won the Heart of the Judge in Local Court Hearing
Thurman Epstein faced a criminal court on charges of receiving stolen goods. Judge Alford sentenced him to two days in jail and a fine of ten dollars, suspending the larger charge. Epstein’s wife and children cried as he took the sentence, while police reports note prior family hardship and past thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge Alford
Thurman Epstein
Judge Alford
Lester
Epatein
Sitl
Fleather
Poy
Soid Eystein
Alford
HO Aul Costa
Devin
Newi
Epstein
Ink
Carter
Was arraigned on loitering charge with four babies in arms
Mrs Mary Hennessey of 414 N Capital Ave faced a police court arraignment after a neighbor reported concerns at home She held four crying infants as patrolman Asch described neglect The husband a Fort Wayne cable splicer had warned police of problems The case noted the babies ages and the condition at the residence Mavis 2188 Captrabave was found loitering and fined $1 plus costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hennessey
Capital Ave
Asch
Nuzpand
Fort Wayne
Aveh
Ney S
Reg
Merk
Charles Mavis
Mavis
Murder Charge for Preston Kell in Christmas Day Killing
Preston Kell, a Black man, faces trial in criminal court Tuesday on a murder charge. The fatal incident occurred on Christmas Day in 195. Welch was reported killed in the town, with authorities pursuing the case as a serious felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Kell
Ral Do
Mrs Hopkins Acquitted in Murder Trial
March 20 report from Chicago states Mrs Jessie Trophins or Trop Hins was acquitted of murdering her husband Harry U. Booking. Proceedings concluded with a not guilty verdict after defense argued lack of evidence and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Ecripps-M'Rab Press Association
Jessie Trophins
Slanday
Harry U. Booking
Russia to Mediate War, Pope Moves Diplomacy
The Birmingham Post reports Russia delaying large stores to the front and hints at peace talks among Britain and other powers. A diplomat says a congress may revise wartime terms, with prisoners’ care and war aims on the agenda amid East Asia tensions. Baronne, in London, publicized Tokyo’s message on March 3, detailing Russian retreats and destroyed bridges near Kayuan. The pope cited Vatican influence on European diplomacy, seeking mediation, with King Edward contacting church dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Ran Press Association
Birmingham
Eng
Russia
Seymaan
St. Petersburg
Sane
Great Britain
Inter National Congress
Baran Naysm
London
Toki
Waytau
Ties
Kayuan
Mik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welson Morris
Nelson Morris
Ogden Armour
Armour
Philip D. Armour
Mammoth
Busines
Patrick A. Valentine
Valentine Avas
Philip Armour
The
Herm
Corporation
Cudahy Packing Company
Beer Trust
Guy
Chicago Concern
Calvin NM
Favor
Calvin AL Favorite
Thes
fArrour & Co
J. Ogden Armour
Arthur Meeker
Edward 4
Cudaly
Cudahy
His
Mer
8. B. Grover
Thnse
Brooklyn
Calmar
Dentanéta
W. D. Hock Well
Mannah Hood
Hood Cottage
Hood House
Rockwell
Cty
W. Abeydon
John Landers
Yim
Miss Petticard
Poly
Ida C. Ross
Indianapolis
Anderson
Darida
Cutteura
Caroline Cabin
Wanporn, Tex
Wuladhner
Nat C. Wills
Tha Cy
C. Kriet
Diatefbutor
Bun. Anderson
Ind
Ide . Ross
Empire Hotel
Stor Nwsband
A. C. Ross
San Francisco
Block’e
Indiayanolia
Block's
Hee Trings
Saxa Stip
Cane
Quleide
Roxy
William H. Block
China Department
Plare
Sho
Lt N
Epstein Pamilt
Babe
Federal
Louig
M.L. Page
Washington
Supreme Court
Norfolk
Colorado
Hampton Reds
Venezuela
Celtic
Liverpool
Charles Mitchell
Jabez White
Pugiliats
White
Jimmy Britt
Ida Ross
Peale
the Weather Forecast
EA Intoxi
Perature
Atenaon
Atl P.m. Gh
Denison
Gust. Rosberg
Merchant Tailor
Pembroke ‘Arcade
Habich Bicycles
G. J
Behoen & Davia
Athae
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