Ex-convict John Clark seeks steady work after parole
John Clark, recently released from Knox County prison as Harry Wilson, tells Governor Hanly's secretary he is eager to reform and become a good citizen. He faces unemployment and poverty, failing to secure suitable work at Kinson & Co and in Malleable Iron Works, with health and funds dwindling as he searches for honest labor.
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John Clark
Clark
Unter Hebunt
Hanly
Haniy Ang
Jim
Clerk
Malleable Iron Works
Waughville
Hunt
Parole Board
Kingan & Co
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Threat of Diplomatic Break
Scripps McRae dispatch from Washington reports that if President Castro refuses arbitration the United States may sever diplomatic relations, send a cruiser to the Venezuelan coast, and seize a port to protect American interests amid international pressure from France Italy and the Netherlands.
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United States
Venezuela
Scripps M'Rae Prese Association
Washington
Castro
France
Italy
Netherlands
Vensauels
Thelma Stone Moves Toward Hospital Guardianship
Thelma Stone in police court in serious condition after blood poisoning, remanded to jail without bond while Leona Johnson and others proceed on charges. A physician is under scrutiny with a warrant out for arrest. defense claims the ash pile baby allegedly linked to Miss Stone may not be hers.
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Thelma Stone
Miss Stone
Marquette
Leona Johnson
Herbing
Ruby Woods
Lorte Burt
Devenpea
Weonceuay Mening
Indianapope
Holmes
Indianapolis Politicians Named In Prideful City Card
Acting chairmen of the two major parties in Indianapolis are highlighted as proud locals. Thomas Taggart, Democratic chairman, lives on North Capitol Avenue with Harry New, Republican vice-chairman, both termed genuine Hoosier hustlers, sharing the same avenue.
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Thomas Taggart
N. Capitolayn
Harry New
Capitol Ave
Tayeart
New
Jury Instructions in Bell Murder Trial Cite Self-Defense
The jury in the state case against Preston Bell, a colored man charged with killing Abe Welch, received self-defense instructions from Judge Alford Wednesday afternoon. Bell contended he acted in self-defense when Welch was killed.
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Preston Bell
Abe Welch
Alford
Belh
Welch
Kuropatkin Returns to Lead Front in Manchuria
Scripps-McRae dispatches from St. Petersburg report Gen Kuropatkin restored as commander of the First Manchurian army. The czar’s guard, a towering figure, is praised by troops as Kuropatkin departs for the front amid cheers. Japs reportedly maneuver to envelop Russian forces near Machantzey, while Russian rear guards retreat and the army reforms after recent hardships.
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Scripps-Wrae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Dzarskoe-Seln
Boldiere
Linsvitch
Bcripps-M'Rae Prees Association
Kuropatkin
War Ministry
Kiropatkin
Lincviteh
Suecred Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Harbin
Tiarbin
Ua City
Linovitch
Machantzey
Kawampra
Guntzuling
Mizuling
Tielic
Sipinghh
Theling
Kalyuan
Chantatu
Klin
Corpse Found on Ash Heap of Massachusetts Ave Man
Thomas J Whitehead 78 of 362 Massachusetts Ave was found dead on an ash heap Wednesday morning by neighborhood residents. Police suspect he fell from the pile and struck his head on a fence. daughter Mrs Joseph Tarkington says he had been drinking and was in a saloon earlier. The body was moved to the morgue by Dr Reed after being found wedged under the heap with rats nearby. Whitehead was a former chief carpenter at the insane asylum and a longtime fire department member.
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Thomas J. WhiTehead
Massachusetts Ave
Joseph Tarkington
Massachuette-amve
Samuels Amd Morgan
Dr. Reed
Morse
Mic
Insane Asylum
Fire Department
Handkerchief Scheme Leads Juvenile Guilty Plea
Tiegsir Lloyd, a youth described as a trait girl, pleaded guilty in juvenile court in Indianapolis to stealing money from an Indianapolis department store where she worked. She explained how girls used handkerchiefs to signal theft and admitted taking as little as four to five dollars for ice cream purchases. Witnesses noted her previously good reputation. Judge Stubbs sentenced her to the Indiana Reform School for Girls with the sentence suspended for good behavior.
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Tiegsir Lloyd
Indianapolis
Tresele
Dudee Stubbs
Indiana Reform School For Girls
Aettence
Sparrow or a Bluebird at Court Over Hooping Incident
Omar Batra faces court on a charge of hooting at and voissing an inoffensive Bluebird on a warm Sunday. Game Warden Graham prosecutes. Defense says he was practicing with a rifle and did not intend to kill. Neighbor Matfield testifies to witnessing a shot at the bluebird. Bird expert William Woolen states sparrows do not fight in treetops.
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Omar Batra
Parkavey Tournal Tre Jnatlee
Graham
Bard
William Watson Woolen
Baird
Matfield
Wulschners
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Knox County
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of Kinson & Co
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Pisa
Behoen & Davis
Denison Barber
N. Snes
Cricera
Board of Health
Indianapolitans
SakeeHi
WEA
Roosevelt
Wasama Canal Commission
Europatkin
Czar
Czar Nicholas’ Shalov
Kurapatkin
Kurapatain
Pers. Gay
Andiera
Lineyiteh
Vieund
Mukden
Red Cross
Red Croga
Datty
Treen
European
Russia
Moker
Gen, Linievitch
John Paul Jones
Fitzsimmons
Oberlin
M. Carter
Svicken
Ireland
Omar Baird
Rosberg, Merchant Tailor
Pembroke Arcade
Losey & Noland
Electric Light
Brudis
Phone
Babich Bicycles
G. & J. Ures
NATO. Wills
Bert
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