Syndicate Puts $600,000 Bid to Raze Occidental Hotel
A Indianapolis syndicate purchased the Occidental Hotel on the Washington and Dole corner for 600000 with plans to tear down and erect a modern eleven story structure. The new building will house mercantile space on lower floors and offices above, replacing the condemned hotel once a state party hub and presidential inaugural ballroom. Frontage paid equates to 9000 per front foot, a record in city realty pricing.
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Occidental
Lis ‘Dole
Washington Srs
Nonits Incorporation
Washington St
Indianapolis
Asoon
Tadith
Stanley
Holtzman
Behnait
Wookwalter
Board of Works and Building
Winterland
St Atterwart
Ue Etate
Nathan Palmer
Henry Sehnell
Henry Sehauil
Antme
Sid
Middle West
Temocratic Party
Williams
Hendricks
Hoateiry
Potch
P. H. McNells
McNella
Tt Ja Posaibie
Legre
McNellis
Bchnulleatetn
John Wocher & Bro
Conductor Killed in Lafayette Railroad Incident
An early morning accident in Lafayette today claimed the life of George W. Heineman, 20, a conductor with the Big Four railroad. The tragedy occurred as he was handling wares and working near the line. Police and railroad officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Thetan
Lafayette
Ind
Agdorge
Indianapolis Coal Supply Crisis Briefly Described
The base of supply is cut off and Indianapolis coal reserves are minimal. Inability to obtain cars blocks storage, forcing reliance on nonunion mines in western Kentucky and West Virginia, with likely seizure by railroads or transit territories. Indianapolis consumes about 25,000 tons weekly. stored stock under 100,000 tons. About 37,000 people depend on coal for employment.
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Indianapotie
Indianapolis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cox
Two workers die after 104-foot fall on church tower
George Allison a stonemason and Charles Sanders a derrick hand, both Indianapolis residents, fell 104 feet from a derrick on the St Marys Catholic church tower in Dayton. The accident occurred as the derrick shifted, killing both men instantly. They were married. Sanders left a wife and two sons, Allison had no children. The Ittenbach & Son firm of Indianapolis, contracted for the church, mourns the loss amid work nearing completion.
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Scrippr-McRae Preay Association
Dayton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Allison
Charles Sanalsis
Indianapols
Charley Sanders
George M. Allison
Gerrick
G. Hienbach
Sanders
Alison
Allison
Ittenbach
Indianapolis
Staten
Insianapolis
Ittenbarh & Son
Amos the Stonewarkers
Miners and Operators Deadlock Over Wage Demands
President John Mitchell says operators have not been fair and miners deserve their wage demands. Speeches by C. Hammond and Mitchell emphasize public opinion and a rigid stalemate with no clear path to agreement as workers press for relief and industry stability.
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John Mitchell
C. Hammond
Seseinn
Hammond
IAW
Indiana Student Is Arrested In Pittsburg Case
Two young men, J. G. Roper of South Bend and Charles Hywinp of New Jersey, were jailed in Pittsburg after attempting to work east by freight. They claimed connections to prominent families and said they had no money. Magistrate Negley committed them to jail awaiting contact with friends or relatives.
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South Bend
Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
J. G. Roper
Ttd
Charles Hywinp
Ruwmerford
Interchange Dispute Spreads Across Indiana Rail Lines
A Connersville committee and Big Four with Indiana Railroad Commission met Wednesday to discuss switching interchange. The two lines do not transfer freight but rely on each other. The commission heads to Greencastle Thursday to review Cleveland residents’ complaint over Indiana coal hauls. The issue cites a 30 cent lower rate for coal moved from Indiana through Cloverdale to Greencastle, ten miles farther.
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Big Four
Indiana Railroad Commission
Connersville
Railroad Commission
Cleveland
Indiana
Cloverdale
Greancastle
Perkins in custody adjournment granted until Friday
New York March 2 Perkins of the New York Life Insurance Company and partner of J Y Morgan was arrested on grand larceny charges. District Attorney Jerome aims to test insurance campaign contribution laws. He appeared before Justice Greenbaum, case adjourned to Friday for argument, with defense led by Lewis T Delatell. Police officer Edward Riorfan made the arrest.
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Scripps-McHae Preas
New York
Jenree W. Perkins
New York Lite Insurance Company
J. Y. Morgan
Ines
Jerome
Perkins
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Porkine Way
Lewia T. Delatell
Win Made
Edward Riorfan
Woman robbed in Cincinnati hold up nets cash and gold bonds
In Cincinnati a 68 year old woman was attacked by a hold up man who choked and kicked her in an early morning incident. He stole 3850 in currency and 9000 in gold bonds, details from the scene remain unclear. Detectives probe the crime as authorities seek leads.
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Scrinna-Miftze
Cincinnati
F Locklund
Man Drops Dead in Street on Brookside Avenue
George Hasey aged 45 of 1516 Brooksife avenue collapsed after dropping food at 1340 Brooksids avenue Wednesday afternoon. He died at a city dispensary from heart disease. He leaves a family.
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George Hasey
Brooksife-ave
Brooksids-ave
Deadlock Talks Renewed in Neale Conference
Miners and operators clashed in a joint Wednesday conference led by Winds Chopmen and Robbins as tensions rose over wage increases and policy. A. Moorehead, an operator, argued higher wages would divert funds from the public while others pressed for a settlement amid mounting disputes. page eight continues.
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Neale
Winds
Chopmen
Robbins
Machel
He Clair
Moorehead
Locke Must Return From Fugitive Hog Theft Case
Gov denied a requisition for John Locke of Hagaratown who is under arrest in San Francisco after a year on the run. He is accused with Bolomen Locke Witeny Croes Wesley Cross and Leeier Hillan of stealing hogs valued at $40 from John Macy Sheriff Halley of Wayne County will pursue.
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Nanny
Young woman named first female pastor in Nebraska church
Ruth Palmer of Franklin Indiana accepted the pastorate of the Congregational church in Silver Creek Nebraska after years as a state organizer for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and a public speaker. She has studied at Columbia University for a post graduate course preparing for her Nebraska pastorate.
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Omaha
Fire At Philadelphia Destroys Timber and Valuables
A blaze in Philadelphia caused extensive damage to ground timber including mahogany walnut and other lumber. A substantial monetary loss is reported and the fire disrupted the morning operations, with J. Glaxon McPivane noted among the affected workers.
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Philadelphia
Sorlorn-Wellaeres Vasortadlinn
Mantel
Tahogany
Walnut
Sprites
Aprementar Tire
J. Glaxon
Rumored reconciliation in Cotentin society circles
Whispers rise over a proposed reconciliation involving Lawrence Phipps and Mrs Genevieve Chapdier Welpne, with plans for a future home in Cultarnia. The gossip centers on the Pipes children and a gatekeeping betrothal, suggesting a broader social reconciliation within the circle.
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Tippacaeuse Denism
Lawrence Phipps
Genevieve Chapdier Welpne
Wey
Cultarnia
Pipes
Divorce for Duke Prompts Family Testimony
In New York the divorce case of Duke and his wife proceeds with witnesses examined and oaths administered. Household secrecy and alleged misconduct surface as the court records outline the fashion designer’s affair, financial concerns, and disputes among company officers.
Collision Near Santa Fe Report Raises Injury Concerns
A collision on the Santa Fe line near Ashturb during the morning rush injured several passengers. Officials deny fatalities but confirm injuries, with details scarce. Police and railway authorities investigate the incident and assess passenger safety measures.
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Pfhaonas Mele
IPCAR
Aradcinite
Moreh &X
Gmiciala
Santa Fe
Mountains of Coal Ready for Mine Suspension
Geib lens 44g reports vast coal piles awaiting mine suspension amid looming stoppage. Officials say inventories at multiple mines are prepared, with executives pledging orderly shutdowns and employee transitions as policy shifts take effect.
Sherrick Sentenced to Michigan City Penitentiary
The defendant, with an ash en face, was sentenced to serve from two to twenty one years in the Michigan City Penitentiary and to pay a ten dollar fine. Attorney Harding supported the defendant as the court pronounced the verdict.
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At.torney Harding
Michigan City Penitentiary
Crowd in Court Sympathizes With Sherrick After Sentence
A large courtroom crowd expressed sympathy for David E. Sherrick as Special Judge McCullough sentenced him to two to 21 years in the Indiana state prison and a fine. Sherrick’s counsel prepared for appeal while the defendant, appearing pale but defiant, pledged to seek relief in higher courts. The decision, criticized by some observers, upheld the verdict and left Sherrick facing imprisonment with support from friends and relatives lingering in the courtroom.
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Kronowstes
Beth
David Esneretek
Ulttin
Hyer
Jude
Frome
Michigan
Ly Arixon S
Shertick
Court
Davitt
Sherrck
Harding
Sherrick
Indiana
McCullough
Onde
David
Blean
Statehouse
McCul
Heesick
Tod Byer
Aimee David
Cory Duprensing
Mateos
Dreision
Sterrick
Erlend
Treault
Sherrick's Friends Anxious In Criminal Court
Telephones rang frantically as 102 inquiries flooded the criminal court crowd on Wednesday morning over Special Judge McCullough’s overruling of a motion in Sherrick’s case. Friends expressed shock and asked if he would be sent to the penitentiary. The phone calls continued after Sherrick left for the county jail.
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Sherrick
Mans
Aint
Poe
Amiles
Harding
Didge McMurrough
Supreme Court
Sheri
Anurbler
Sherrick Macoh
Piers
McCullough
Mettuilough
Louis
Criniciml Court
Judea
Carly
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Denison Manbershof
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IKE Bros
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