Thaw's Testimony Faces Open Session After Adjourment
Marek W. reports from New York as the Thaw inquiry nears the end of a lengthy day. Thaw completed a portion of his examination as an adjournment was announced so witnesses may testify in open session before the commission. Alan McLane Hamilton and Tombs attendants are named as potential observers while Putzel leads expert questioning and Thaw defense strategies.
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Jerome
Putzel
Fhaw Sane Commission
Fle 15
Ovnsaautys
New York
Bellvue Hospital Medical College
Jareway
Wie
Napoleons Wanted Fracke Christo Case in Court
Tone Christo sues Joe Sandar for return of napoleons paid for bond. Sandar hired attorney Frank Froninger to defend Tone Christo in a riot charge. Christo discharged, attorney fees kept by Sandar. Translation issues noted as Tone and Fracke Christo cannot understand English. Case set before Justice of the Peace II BK Stout.
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Fracke Christo
Joe Sandar
Tone Christo
Sandar
Justice of the Peace ii
BK. Stout
Rate Increase Delayed for Grain Shipments
The Indiana Railroad Commission reports a postponement of grain rate increases to seaboard, aided by the Indiana Grain Handlers Association and the Ohio railroad commission. The new higher charge moves from 3 to 4 cents per 19 pounds, delayed to May 3 by the Interstate Commerce Commission, as shippers protest the short notice and potential losses.
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Seaboard
Central Freight Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sunday Service at Mere Abundant Life church
A brief church notices item records a Sunday service at Mere Abundant Life with an evening prayer and a short children's program listed.
Local Jottings From Our City on Easter Parades and Events
Brief items from the city describe Easter activities including a dress parade, church bazaars, and a charity music event. Mentions police keeping order, a red fox captured in Military Park, and real estate agents expanding into North Dakota lands. Local officials discuss Easter services, school spring fever, and upcoming court actions while noting infrastructure work and a special policemen's presence at college bridges.
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Military Park
Rail labor talks under way as looming strike feared
Chicago March 3 A high level conference between Interstate Commerce Commissioner Martin A Knapp Labor Commissioner Neil and rail executives and union leaders seeks a settlement to avert a nationwide rail labor strike involving about 39990 workers. Roosevelt likely to guide next steps as pressure mounts on both sides to compromise.
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Mixed international crime and news brief items
A parcel of short late nineteenth or early twentieth century dispatches reports: in New York the Davis-Robertson poolroom raid ends with arrests of Charles Reilly and Edward Fischer. Chicago reports four Italian suspects tied to Grazier Getta’s killing. Havana notes Speaker Cannon in town with a remark about jumping a smokehouse. Bucharest and Romania describe peasant outbreaks and anarchist proclamations with refugees fleeing. Dover Delaware covers Dr Horace Marvin selling his farm to search for his kidnapped year-old boys. Altoona notes G I Griffin of Enterprise Construction under arrest for an $18,000 shortage. New York announces Western Union telegraph rate hikes effective Monday with some increases at LH per cent.
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Bonds Turn Indian Traction Fight Redirects East West Link
A struggle over controlling the Danville to Crawfordsville to Indianapolis traction link pits the Indianapolis Crawfordsville Western against a large Indiana traction merger. Bonds issued to fund construction shift control away from the I C W T Co, leaving the 1 W Traction cut off at Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. The merger seeks a through Chicago to Louisville route via the Educational Cherago and Western Traction line, with a Chicago terminal at Roses Island station.
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Southern Indiana Teachers Elect Leaders at Large Meeting
The Southern Indiana Teachers association closed after electing officers led by President Dr. Rowo Alex Bloomington and Treasurer M. T. Stuart Indianapolis. The largest attendance in history praised recent education bills while noting mixed views on the $1 license measure. session offered lectures by Bashet Coulter and performances by Levine Quartet and Mary Flanner.
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Greencastle
Dorothy Moran
Bedford
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Indianapolis
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Evansville
Jo FH Scholl
Rushville
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Franklin
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Rockville
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Clinton
Caton Stilts Hall
Thomas M. Bashet
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Realdines
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Caleb Mills Wall
Vocot Solo
Maud Essex
Br Sales
Jesse M. Jaw
Fietian
Edwin
Sela
Louise Greert Aedress
Thomas M. Balliet
Humane society head ends cruelty case against two Indianapolis women
After Rabbi Messing of the Indianapolis Humane Society said the group would not prosecute Miss Mary Cline and Miss Margaret Kennex for cruelty to animals, Judge Whallon dismissed the charges. Parents reportedly settled with horseman George Connally for damages to two horses. A week earlier the women rented two horses. Connally’s horses were returned in poor condition prompting Humane Officer A. Smith to file warrants. After delays the case was scheduled for Saturday.
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Indianapolis Humane Society
Mary Cline
Miss Mar
George Connally
A. Smith
Ofeer Smith
Beveridge to Speak at Ministers Meeting
Senator Albert J. Beveridge will address the Union Ministers' meeting Monday morning at 4 oclock on a topic of interest to the ministers.
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Jesus
Heurtstone
Roberts Park
M. EL
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Union
Governor Hanly Drives Against Medical Advice
Governor Hanly, feeling much better, drove out Saturday despite physicians and attendants urging rest. On returning home he reported weariness and went to bed. He rose early, went to his library, and the drive was pursued against medical wishes. He is expected to continue improving.
Exhibition Discontinued at Ayres Store
Illness of the artist forces the end of the exhibition titled The Grand Canon of the Coloradas at St. Louis Ayres store Rosston reports the union team may strike next Wednesday with two soldiers at Nesdas.
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Which?- $100,000,000 for Money Lords or People-Chicago Issue
Chicago March date discusses municipal ownership of streetcar lines. Morgan and Wall Street interests push for new franchises, while opponents warn of higher city costs. Profranchise advocates contrast with European municipal ownership, predicting service gains and tax cuts. various parties favor or oppose ownership, with election odds noted.
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General Perry Returns From National Guard Meeting
Adit Gen Oran Perry reports back from the National Guard association session in Columbia S C. He notes a busy meeting and pleasant trip. The body manages militia affairs and secures government appropriations. Last year the association helped increase the appropriation by 2 million dollars.
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Nation Guard Association
Columbia
Interstate Commerce probe into express companies
The Interstate Commerce Commission began its examination into express firms as common carriers for interstate business. The American Express, Adams Express, United States Express, Pacific Express, Tan y Wellswer, and others were ordered to file a verified statement detailing how and to what extent they handle and transport commodities or act as commission agents on their lines.
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Intersteadihamn Commission
Am Ricai Fixpress Co Company
Adams Express Company
Tited States Fixpress
Pacific Fixpress
Om, Tany and Wells
Yea Express Romeo
Members of the Thaw Lunacy Board Named
Travid McClure a prominent New York bar member and former adviser to a police vice-clearance panel leads the Thaw sanity commission. Peter B. Olnes Harvard graduate and ex district attorney of New York 1883 to 1889 serves as a commissioner. Dr Putzel, famed for nervous disease work and art connoisseurship, completes the board.
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New York
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McClure
Legal Theatre at Greek and Burstan Trial Ends in Objection
Attorney McCullough grilled defense counsel Taylor Crominger in a courtroom battle. Crominger objected to leading questions as McCullough pressed his witness, Judge Pritepard sustaining the objection amid a tense cross examination.
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Cromieger
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Rehein
Uneasy Debate Over City Hall Upgrade Primes Monday Meeting
Mayor Bankwalter seeks 823000 for city hall and coliseum in an uneasy budget showdown. Finance committee has shelved decisive action, while councilman Wood pushes an ordinance to bar saloons within 500 feet of schools, expected to gain support Monday night.
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Missing Black Man Likely Fell Into Canal at Indiana Ave Bridge
An elderly resident reports a Black man, about 45, possibly fell from the Indiana Avenue bridge into the canal near Walnut Street. Police and divers searched for days without finding the body. later recovered a decomposed remains near the canal sewer under the bridge, with clothes and $1.55.
Old Prisoner Dead in Indiana State Prison
John Carrie SK, the oldest prisoner in the Indiana state prison, died today. He served multiple terms for a crime committed at Wine County, La Porte.
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Eennes
Mrs McDonald Freed After Grand Jury Release
Mrs Michael McDonald, held by the grand jury for the murder of W S Guerin, was released under bonds. Judge Navanaugh ordered the release with security posted by Mike McDonald, noted former gambling king of Chicago.
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W. S. Guerin
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Croker’s Niece Florence Cooper Dies in Brooklyn
Florence Franklin Cooper, a favorite niece of Richard Croker, died at her home 483 Ninth Street in Brooklyn. News of the death was sent to former Tammany leader Croker.
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New York
Meerch .O
Florence Franklin Cooper
Richard Croker
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Tammany
Local Laundry and Electrical Ads Flash on Aged Paper
The notice lists The Gem Laundry offering cheap washings and ironing with 5 cents per pound rates and phone numbers 1671 and 605. It also advertises piano sales at 65 dollars up from Wulsehner’s GA and ELEC chandeliers, Elliott Tele and Elec Co at 40 Mass Ave. The Sun invites readers to use its wanted help columns with ten free words for three days.
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