Death by Own Action Ends Simple Life of Dr Deputy
Dr A C Deputy 63 of Brownsburg Indiana, once a dentist in Indianapolis, was found dead by suicide with a knife cut wrist in a field near Covington Kentucky. He disappeared April 21 from his Brownsburg home after a longtime move to a farm life amid melancholia and family complaints. authorities say the body lay undiscovered about a week.
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A. G
Covington
Charles R. Yoke
Fletcher Avenue
Brownsburg
Cincinnati
Burg
Release of Banker Morse Now Sought
May 2 Martin W. Littleton, attorney for Charles W. Morse, the convicted New York banker in a Georgia federal penitentiary for bank frauds, appeared before the U S Supreme Court and moved for leave to file a petition to file a writ of habeas corpus.
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New York
Afiznta
Robbers Enter Home in Wabash. Loot Stolen From Johnson
In Wabash Indiana on May 2 robbers entered the home of B F Johnson a Maccabees lodge record keeper and stole 205 from a rash box and 98 from his trousers money hidden nearby police heard no alarm and no pursuit started as neighbors did not hear anything.
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Wabash
Ind
B. F. Johnson
The
Maccabees Lodge
More Indicted By White Slave Jury In New York
A New York special grand jury returned further indictments Monday against individuals accused of white slave traffic. John D. Rockefeller Jr. served as foreman. Three named defendants are in custody.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Indicted Heef Trust Cases Move To Dismissal Hearings
Chicago May 2 The National Packing Company and its subsidiaries indicted by the federal grand jury in the alleged heef trust inquiry filed demurrers before Judge Kenneth Landis. District Attorney Sims said a hearing date likely would be set for next week for arguments on the demurrers.
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Ing Company
Federal Grand Jury
Heef Trust
Keenesaw M. Landis
Sims
Blind tiger tipped by loser at craps
Fred Knoll a laborer who lost 25 dollars in a craps game at Greensburg Indiana tipped police to a blind tiger run by Orseph Stadley and Buck Miller Saturday night. The lair held 12 quart bottles of whiskey and 200 pints of Pabst.
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Greensburg
Ind
Fred Knoll
Orseph Stadley
Buck Miller
Berne man files bankruptcy with no assets
Clarence Rheiersdorfer of Berne filed a voluntary petition in federal court Monday. He reports liabilities of 500 dollars and no assets. His liabilities are judgments on notes rendered in the Adams County circuit court.
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Adams County
Supreme Court affirms state anti trust actions in two cases
The U S Supreme Court and Tennessee anti monopoly law uphold a state anti trust ruling against Standard Oil of Kentucky and the Mississippi decision that the Retail Summer Dealers Association forms a restraint of trade. The court dismisses the writ in error in the Sugar Trust case due to premature immunity arguments.
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Tennessee Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee
Tribunel
Hearst Sues Over Alleged Libel By Press
The mayor accuses Hearst publisher and editor of forging and falsifying public documents to wrong the city’s mayor. Hearst sues the Brooklyn Eagle for 100000 and the Associated Press for 500000 over reporting and distribution of the speech.
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Hearst
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Associated Press
the Eagle
The
Eagle
Steamer Roland Ashore Off Virginia Coast
In heavy fog off Turuck Virginia the North German Lloyd freighter Roland from Galveston to Bremen ran aground. The ship carries cotton and grain.
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Virginia
New York
Llord
Roland
Galveston
Bremen
Turuck
Turks Turn on Christians for Aiding Rebels
May 2 Salonica dispatches report fierce fighting in the mountains after Kachanik pass fell to Turkish forces. Turks retaliate against Christians for aiding Albanians, with hundreds feared killed or tortured as a holy war widens. Rebel detachments raid the Kosovo railroad to curb supply transport while Tourgoud Pasha reinforces positions and government troops prepare to push rebels into distant hills. Early casualty estimates of 300 Turks and 300 Albanians are considered too low.
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Kachanik Pass
Munday
Kossovo
Tourgoud Pasha
Incorporations Filed in Indiana Secretary of State Office
Monday filings show new businesses including The Beatty Pottery Manufacturing Company in Frankfort with $40,000 capital. Ft Wayne Homestead Company in real estate with $25,000. and Carroll County Loan Trust and Savings Company with $25,000.
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Tion
The
Beatty Pottery Manufacturing Company
Frankfort
Wayne Homestead Company
Carroll County Loan, Trust and Savings Company
Third Sister to Wed Same Man Dies at 82
Lebanon Indiana May 2 Nancy Neal died Saturday at age 82. She was the third sister to wed the same man Dorie Neal, who died in 1897. The family had four daughters, with three married to Neal in sequence after prior spouses died. The oldest daughter died before marriage, the next oldest died soon after, then Neal married the remaining widowed sister, and after her death he married the youngest who had been married twice.
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Composition Of His Medicines
Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo publishes a full list of ingredients for his medicines and offers a free little book with endorsements from medical works. The advertisements claim no alcohol or narcotics and highlight Favorite Prescription for women as a safe, restorative remedy.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
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