Banks Forced Into Bankruptcy Shocks Waterloo and Auburn
Waterloo and Auburn suffer one of the county’s largest bank failures as Deknid bank in Waterloo and McClellan bank in Auburn close. Receiver J. I. Leighty estimates creditors may recover about 10 cents on the dollar amid alleged overdrafts by Mrs. Rabin McClellan and son Charles McClellan. Credit claims total around 130 dollars. Mrs. McClellan has surrendered her property to the receiver as the situation unfolds.
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Waterloo
Deknid Bank
Waterly
McClellan Bank
Auburn
Rabein McClellan
OG. McClellan
Don A Garwood
Therby
J. i. Leighty Han
Leighty
McClellan
Waterloo Bank
Charles
Congress schedule hints at immediate Senate session after election
Col. May Daniel M. Kangdell, sergeant at arms of the Senate, was in the city Friday and said Congress will convene directly after the first Tuesday in November. He quoted Roosevelt as saying preparations to receive the senators would begin as soon as possible after election day via Secretary Loch.
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Penver
Daniel M. Kangdell
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Loch
St. Louis
Racedell
Auto driver arrested in Franklin after crash with horse
Conrad Mueler, a haiatorpolis auto dealer from Columbus, was arrested in Franklin on Friday while driving in from Columbus. A horse driven by David McCannlin frightened by the speed overturned the bogey, cutting McCannlin on the head and leaving him seriously injured. Mueller denies speeding beyond the limit.
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Conrad Mueler
Haiatorpolis
Franklin
Columbus
David McCanlin
McCaalin
Mueller
Foregoat Forecast For Indianapolis And Vicinity
Weather outlook for 36 hours ending 8 p m May 10 includes fair conditions Saturday night and Sunday with slightly warmer temperatures. Morning 7 am temp 56, afternoon near 76 with 2 pm showers and warmer in Indiana and nearby states. Also notes that Girls Industrial School plans a meeting cancellation due to hall decorations for Bishop Chatard anniversary, delaying class activities. Reverend John Callicott of Newpoint, a longtime Methodist preacher, died Friday. funeral set in Newington with Rev F M Weatherman officiating.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Newpoint
Ind
John Callicott
M. E. Church
New Penington
F. M. Weathafer
Morristown
Classified Advertisements On Sixth And Seventh Pages
Liner advertisements list positions and items for sale or rent including cigarmaker wanted boy wanted paper carrier wanted. Magazine for sale. Basement room hours for sale. Restaurant for sale storeroom for rent grocery for sale modern houses for sale mortgage loans furnished rooms for rent wanted for general housework all the liners on the sixth and seventh pages.
Shortridge Lad Wins High School Oratorical Contest
A smoke odor nearly caused a panic at the Shortridge High School oratorical contest in Masunte hat. Patrolmen Manninger and Mathews calmed the crowd as it was revealed the smoke came from a chimney. George Posey led Shortridge to first place, Crawfordsville second, and Madison third. Posey, Indiana’s noted speaker, retires after this year, having supported an aged grandmother through school.
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Masuntehat
George Posey
Manninger
Mathews
Shoritidge
Crawfordaville
Madhenn
George M.D. Posey
Harter Welter
Arthur Acit
George Posy
Indiana
Posey
Sentinel to Start Evening Edition With The Sun
The Sentinel will begin an evening edition next week while continuing the morning paper. Morse, the proprietor, confirms the plan and solicitors have been canvassing neighborhoods for subscribers.
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the Sentinel
THE
SUN
FE. Morse
Sentinel
Parry Supports Switchmen Gift Despite Labor Dispute
D M Parry donated 20 to the National Association of Switchmen's convention in Indianapolis the week of May 18. He said he opposes organized labor methods but would donate to friends, stressing he remains loyal to his views while not seeking unions as allies. He notes good relations with laborers in Indiana. A Regular Customer is a patrified one, that is what we want you to be. We aim to make every sale advertive ie and give the beet goods for the leant money. We take 'Biamonda a. P. MULLALLY. 4 Monument Pace.
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D. M. Parry
National Association of Switchmen
Indianapolis
Parry
Indiana
Biamonda A. P. Mullally
Monument
Enormous Retail Boost After Rebated Car Fare System
Indianapolis merchants report a 6 percent rise in business since inaugurating the rebate car fare plan. The program refunds intercity and intracity fares for purchases of 5 dollars or more, drawing out-of-town shoppers and expanding the downtown reading room and offices at 16 EB Washington. The Merchants’ Association notes substantial daily rebates and anticipates further growth as the system expands.
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Usencta Mon
John T. Saniter
Archania
Lun
Vyndianapolis
Pont Wit
With & Innet
Washington-st
Chaiee
Boulter
Tree planting plan spans county officers in Monthetty
Ackerman proposes a statewide tree planting scheme encouraging county officers to plant a tree in their courthouse yard. On a recent Wednesday, 21 trees of various varieties were planted in Monthetty with donors named on each tree. Chief Freeman praises the project as a lasting salute to forestry and plans to expand to other counties if successful.
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Ackerman
Ackermman
Monthetty
Fretman
Bureau of Forestry
Mrs Cummings Stil Missing From Indianapolis
Mrs Mary Cummings disappeared from Indianapolis on April 1 and remains missing with no trace of her whereabouts. Her husband HT Cummings alerted Chicago police on April 2 after reports of her disappearance, while railroad agents say she did not purchase transportation. A separate Chicago note quotes George Benedict expressing despair and a later fatal shooting by him. a double funeral is planned for the couple.
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Cummings
Indianapolis
HT. Cummings
Chieago
Total
Gars Bla
Chicago
Davidn
George N. Benedict
Sunda
July Heat Record At 2 P.M. Read 79 Degrees
The weather bureau reported 79 degrees at 2 p m on Saturday marking a standard July heat day. The reading reflects typical summer warmth without extreme deviation for the period.
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Weather Bureau
Miss Morrison Must Serve Her Sentence
Kansas Supreme Court upholds lengthy term for Miss Morrison in Eldorado murder case. The file notes three trials against her for the killing of Mrs Clara Jey Castle, rival for Olin Castle’s affections. Additional items report grave robbers sentenced and circus parade plans in Indianapolis. Prof. Hartman dies from hydrogen sulfide fumes at Golden laboratory.
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Tomera
Iar
Kansas
Su Preme Court
Dessly Storrison
Hatler
Civ
Miss Morrison
Clara Wi
Jey Castle
Olin Castle
Eldorado
Kas
Cart
Sal Grady
Willam Jones
Equilty
Friday Efterron
Rufus Cantril
Reformatory
Sam Martin
Waree
Isom Donnel
Alichigan City
Lern
Alfred Hunt
Weel
Hove
de. J. C. Alesander
Trieir
Hartman
Denver
Col
Robert N. Hartman
State Schoo of Mines
Golden
Newly Elected Town Officers Must Wait
The attorney general reviews the law changing term start to May or March. Officers elected in 1910 face unsure terms as questions arise whether the act shortens terms for those chosen under the old rule. State officials debate if current officers serve a full term or shift to the new schedule.
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Ank
Mar
Fomal Department of State Bag
Vulcanizer Explosion Injures Worker in Frankfort
An industrial accident at Dri A Hamiltons office in Kirklin injures Hamilton when a vulcanizer explodes Saturday morning. Debris shatters windows and a large hole opens in the room, with fragments blasting through a ceiling. A six year old girl is struck by flying debris causing painful injuries.
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Frankfort
Ind
Dri
Hamilton
Kirklin
Paniintee
Clerks Seek Ministers Support For Saturday Half Holiday
Clerks have sent a circular to Indianapolis ministers asking for sermons on the Saturday half holiday. Clerks claim ministers opposed the Saturday baseball bill and fear its effect on the half day. They urge ministers to advocate the half day on Saturday to remove Sunday baseball from the question. George Du read your bores James Du
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Cierka
Inianapolis
Minsters
Aniday Basehaw
James
United States Center of World Drama Shifts to Washington
May 9 dispatch notes U S focus on policy toward Manchuria and Russia after Russia reoccupies Mongolia. England fears Russian occupation will spur vast commercial gains and seeks joint Anglo Japanese action. Secretary Hay may align with mediation but Roosevelt wary about ceding Manchuria as a future Turkish interests. A strong note to Russia under consideration if United States acts.
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London
United States
Inesia
Eure
Washington
England
Mancotria
Butish
Ors
Main
Hay
Roosevelt
Manchuria
America
Russia
Mangiatia
Great Britain
Japan
Woman Physician Accused Of Advertising Scam
Miax Himind Burgert of 661 Massachusetts Ave.W 5e stands charged with obtaining money by false pretences after posing as a teacher and distributing arbor day pamphlets. Police tracked her to printing companies in a suspected ad scheme, with merchants alerting the school board and authorities. Burgert, once a teacher in several cities, claimed broad approvals for her work.
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Miax Himind Burgert
Massachusetts
Wve
Central Volege of Physicians and Surgeons
IHG
K. Kurgert
Mervadass
Schyar
Stic Ie
Nelsei
Puck Board
Wal
W. B. Roswell
Massachusetts Ave
Br. Burgert
Virginia Ave
St Vieginia Ave
Colbert
Hauser
Burgert
Indianapolta Siree
Cleveland
Bolliver
Baltie
Sibor Day
Fortasr-Secretar Erewiture Martan
Central College
Indienapelis
Chicago Treasurer’s Final Statement Shows Higher Pay
May 9 Charles F. Guither, retired city treasurer, presented final financial statement to city council. It shows his total for the two years exceeded 1 million dollars, about four tenths more than the president of the United States earned for the same period.
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Chicago
Charles F. Guither
Cty Council
Kaldry
United States
Blooded Horses Beat the Engine in Railroad Wreck Toss
In Lawrenceburg Indiana a damaged rail contract incident disrupted a rail line between Lawrence and Wellsburg. A heavy load of machinery was prepared for shipment when an armored guard arrived. a switch prevented the train from derailing, sparing the shipment. Jasper selects May Helen Rose as county superintendent candidate in Dubois county, while Claypool hotel delays opening to May 16.
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Tlawhenceburg
Pmt
Jon Muthothind
New York
Muthotlam
Lincoln
Webb
Negery
Lawrence
Jurg Julion
Welsburg
Warman
Jasper
Ind
Miay Helen Rose
Dubois County
George
Wison
Haw
Rotten Deal in the Army Involves Trial by Court Martial
Major Charles A Booti Ith infantry at Vancouver barracks and Captain F L Knudson Eighth Infantry at Port St Michael Alaska face court martial after allegations of irregularities in subsistence store sales while on duty in Alaska. Secretary Root directs immediate investigation.
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Washington
Root
Furaton
Department of the Columbia
Charles A. Booti
Ith
Vancouver Barrack
FL. Knudson
Port St. Michael
Alaska
Alege
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