Nan Patterson Freed From Prison On Own Recognizance
Nan Patterson, the actress, was released from the Tombs on her own recognizance after District Attorney Jerome moved for discharge. She was accompanied by Abe Lev y and Dan Reilly, and her father, as she left for Levy's office and later planned to travel to Washington. The case involved earlier trials over the Caesar Young murder and related proceedings.
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Legal Dispute Involving Actress and Attorney Motion
The text references a motion for the release of Miss Patterson and mentions attorney Jerome, a revolver purchase by J Morgan Samath, and Caesar Young not committing death by own action. Details are fragmented with unclear events and participants.
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Put Men to Work by New Electrical Construc tion Company
The International Electrical Construction company opens Friday morning with many workers at multiple locations, offering low price repairs and prompt service. Union leaders and allied building trades pledge support, while a vote on incorporation proceeds at Monday night’s meeting. organizers warn of a possible strike but aim to avoid it as the company recruits and prepares to operate.
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Children Visit Saloon During Mayor's Inquiry
Young girls testified before Mayor Holtzman at a Kentucky saloon inquiry about Marty Klein. Witnesses described improper conduct, purchases of beer, and rumors of weekly Sunday wars. Klein’s defense questioned a grocer’s credibility as the trial adjourned.
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BALVATION ARMY OFFICER ILL WITH PNEUMONIA AT HOME
QAPT. ATKINS 18 III, Staff Captain J E Atkin of the Balvation Army is at his Kenwood Avenue home with pneumonia. He was taken ill Sunday while conducting revival services at Delphos and was brought home Monday by fellow soldiers. His condition is improving.
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Weather forecast values for Indiana cities
Fate Friday night and Saturday show little temperature change. Readings list Auburn Bloomington Cambridge City Columbus Farmland Lafayette Logansport Marion Vincennes with temperatures around mid to low 80s. Local area expectations indicate warm conditions and minor cooling overnight.
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The Sun's Birthday Hails City Growth Since 1888
The Sun marks its seventeenth anniversary by highlighting Indianapolis expansion. It cites population, area, taxes, infrastructure, transit, utilities, and notable buildings from 1888 to 1905, noting vast urban development, improved services, and rising home construction. The paper reflects on its role in this progress and its independent stance.
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Death of John Holland Served in Spanish American War
Mrs Nellie H Holland and Frank H Holland of this city have been notified of the death of their brother John Holland who died at St Elizabeth's Hospital Dayton after two days illness. He was a corporal in the Spanish American War and will be buried in Dayton. Local note mentions Spring Styles at a nearby shop.
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Swindler Arrested in City Recent Bust
Special to the Sun Journal reports a suspected fraudster and resident of Xpan who allegedly obtained money by false pretenses from mail recipients. Police and investigators prepared for charges as deposits were investigated and some funds recovered by authorities.
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Police Seek Man In Littering Charge And Missing Persons
Police report a man named Marton Johnson is wanted on a littering charge after a late night arrest attempt. Detectives at Enien station were informed by authorities at Dyetshiag of the wanted man and a search yielded no immediate apprehension. A reward is offered for information leading to Charm Outermarch, missing from St. Louis since January 4, and coroner and police officials request residents to aid inquiries.
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Wrecks and Cyclone Tolls Across States Across Various Incidents
A series of brief notices report transport wrecks and weather disasters. A wreck on the Cotton Belt in Dallas kills several. Harrisburg sees fifty injured. A cyclone damages Tow and Wood counties with injuries and fatalities feared. A lightning strike in Marietta kills one and injures four at a Wallace circus tent. One district attorney appointment noted in Greenville, Illinois. Delegates attend a Southern Mutual church convention in Kansas City.
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Suth erlin Wife Murder Trial Focuses On Weak Point
Special correspondent notes weak point in case against Kev Sutherlin for the murder of his wife. Absence of witnesses of his return before 5 PM, and the difficulty proving he was with the baby and vehicle, are highlighted as key issues for the prosecution in a case tied to a missing alibi and contested motive.
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Pratling Baby Delights Court After Arrest For Domestic Dispute
Arch ie Wildrick was fined 100 dollars for wife beating and disturbing the peace after a Thursday night arrest by City Clerk William B. To earty. A baby played in the courtroom laughing at the proceedings while the judge noted the couple’s troubled marriage. Wildrick’s wife testified to severe blows injuring her head and to multiple separations prior to the arrest.
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Struck by Train in Manson Indiana
Special to The Run. In Manson Indiana on May 12 a 7 year old boy died after being struck by a Panhandle train. A soldier was fatally injured in the same incident, details indicate a tragic railway accident with casualties.
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