Tragic Croker Death Linked to Oklahoma Resort Plan
A young New Yorker, Herbert Croker, headed to an Oklahoma ranch to reform his life after struggles with temptation. He was found dead on a train en route, allegedly after being introduced to smoking by an older woman. Investigators traced the tale to social circles around Col. Mulhall and a western excursion that ended fatally.
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Oklahoma
Scripps-Up Mae Press Association
New York
Uroker
SAS
Kansas City
Herbert Croker
Bix
Tellure
Madison Square Garden
Col
Zack Muthull
Ah Lee
Croker
Car Hangs in Midair Over River after Accident
Twenty five passengers aboard a Lage Shore electric car were injured when the forward trucks derailed and the car fell partially over a river bridge. The rear platform was used by passengers to escape as the car remained suspended midair. The crash occurred Saturday morning and power was cut to stop the vehicle, leaving it perched above a ravine with a deadly drop potential.
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Echipps-Wrab Press Association
SD. O
Ward Wheela
Muddle over Barber Cases Highlights Sunday Arrests
Justice Smock defends not prosecuting barbers arrested for Sunday shaving. Prosecutor Bene dict argues against persecution for religious observance. Union barbers acted as detectives, leading to multiple arrests last Sunday, while Justice Nickerson resists appointing a special prosecutor.
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Justice Smock
Charles Benedict
Smock
Nickerson
Canin
Paswater Sues Indianapolis Rubber for Damages
Clarence A. Paswater sues Indianapolis Rubber Co seeking damages over 20 000 dollars claiming injuries from a machine at the factory. The suit alleges the machinery caused a lasting injury and seeks restitution for medical costs and pain.
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Clarence A. Paswater
Indianapole Rubber Company
Murders Vice Admiral in Petersburg Hotel Room
May 12 report from the Ecripps press assouclation states Vice Admiral Nazitzom was shot in his room on Saturday. An orderly, dismissed from duties, fired three shots from a revolver, killing the admiral as he returned to the front. Authorities attribute the crime to the orderly's anger and disobedience.
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Ecripps
RAE Press
St, Petersburg
Nazitzom
Ennedemiy
Wife Desertion Alleged in Minnie Reuss Suit
Minnie Reuss sues Freq G Reuss for support alleging desertion of her and their two daughters. The case seeks alimony and child support, with the plaintiff asserting the breakdown of the marriage and the need for financial provision.
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Minnie ©. Reuss
Freq G. Reuss
Conference urged to end electrical strike by workers
The Electrical Workers strike prompts a cooperative company bid and a proposed meeting of five union members and a contractor committee to arbitrate terms. The union plans a Sunday session to decide if settlement will affect plans for a new company, with Monday’s meeting set to reveal contractor attitudes.
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Haterday
Electrical Constautors
Viedtiuns
Eaery
Washington-Nan Tatter son returns home turmoil
The item reports Washington-Nan Tatter son returning home amid a broader scene of unrest including a Chicago Teamsters strike nearing an end, with various international and local incidents noted such as a British steamer explosion and a Corra mine accident in Butte.
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Butte, Mont
Eseven
Corra
End Strike Deescalation Report From Chicago Meeting
May 13 report says team owners and commercial interests moved to end the strike between employers and the Teamsters' union. At a Friday night conference, owners notified President Shen they will insist on timely food deliveries to households. Large farming interests backed the push for free movement on streets and highways. The union said they would refer requests to the appropriate committee. two hundred more wagons were added to service Saturday morning as violence subsided and police duties eased.
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Scrippemtrak Press Association
Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Notifind
Shen
Teamstern
Matt Fanning
Teamatere
Phone Organiszions Ut
Iwalved
Birike
Te Ransmittee
Wreck Toll Rises In Pennsylvania Rail Blast
Coroner Krause reports two more deaths from Wednesday railroad blast injuries at the hospital. Among the dead is Max Stettheimer. two others are expected to die. Joseph Eberly of New York and Stim Anna Teters of Cleveland remain hospitalized and unrecoverable. Another body identified as Whitam H. James of Philadelphia.
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Harrissing
Krause
Pennsys+vania
Max Stettheimer
Joseph Eberly
Whitam H.jarmes
Philadelphia
State Encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison Cancelled
The Indiapa National Guard will not hold the state encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison August 2 to 12 Quartermaster General Gran Perry will provide a piperoid and a supply of fresh water in aasuredt Unions in Porto Rico applications for charters for local lodges of the Carpenters and Joiners union were received at headquarters Saturday morning from Yauco and Mericas Otto Rules
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Fort Benjamin Hardeen
Quartermaster Ger
Gran Perry
Aasuredt
Porto Rico
Lndeea
Carpenters
Joinern
Yauco
Mericas
Otto
Nan Patterson Returns Home To Her Mother
Nan Patterson returns to Mount Pleasant home after a New York court case pays her brother in law Morgan Smith's $260 fine. A crowd of 251 greets the actress at Washington’s Pennsylvania station as she arrives with her father and sister in law. Neighbors welcome Nan and she shares a joyful reunion with her mother, while no future plans are announced.
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M'Rre Press Association
Washington
Nan Patterson
Oto Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Weloek
Morgan South
New York Sleeper
Nan
Patterson
Wen
Patterson-Smith
Howard-wye
Rome
New York
Morgan Smith
Herbert Limbereer
Smith Mint
Sulla
Nans Elmer Amr
Cowing
Limberger
Rontent
Eourl
Hee
Pottorain
Patterrons
Mount Pleasant
Taytir
Nan Wan
Patterson House
Ward and family camped under blanket face arrest
In a Chicago incident, Withiam and Stoner were camping near the river when authorities arrested them for vagrancy. The wife and Hudven, three of four children, received aid at the Friendless Home as police continued the case. The family had arrived from Lomsville and were living in a transient manner, with officials wary of separating the children.
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Ward
Withiam
Stoner
Chicago
Vivarane
Binner
Stump Speech Plans Uneven City Meetings Announced
Pearson Membenhath, manager for Frank D Sinbaker, announced schedule for upcoming speeches. A Thind ward meeting is planned Monday night at the Me Vlabieplace station with Cate dale Staltaker and others to speak on the Becaud stard. Another session is slated for Wednesday at Fletcher and Progpreteste, with the tenth ward meet to occur every other week pending final arrangement.
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Pearson Membenhath
Frank D. Sinbaker
Saruelay
Thind Ward
Me. Vlabieplace Statien
Tiesto
Catedale Staltaker Willpeak
Oan
WIT Apn
Fletcher
Blind Man Is Free After Battery Case
Taylor Wood, healed and head bandaged, faced assault and battery charges in Prod Geach case. A stepson of Woods brother appeared charged with deadly weapons. judge discharged Wood and sent the case to the grand jury under $3 bond. Nearby, the Myneark Methodist church hosted a district school program with Miss Mary Anman starring as the lead scholar. Wood and Charles Sutton also performed in costumes, drawing laughs.
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Taylor Wood
Woods Brother
Alan
Winch
Wand
Thomas Whallon
Wood
Jan
Grand Jury
Souths
Delle Club
Myneark Methodist Church
Tnstrict School
Roberta Prey Meahodiet Church
Siiss Mary An Man
Atiss Net Wood
Charles Sutton
Huber Heads to Buffalo for Allied Bunting Trades Meet
President William Huber of the carpenters will depart Sunday morning for Buffalo to attend the Allied Bunting Trades meeting. He is greeted by James Kirby of Chicago Pam Vardi of Minneapolis and Fred Nene of San Francisco, all directors in the union carpenters meeting.
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William Huber
the Carpenters
Tuffalo
James Kirby
Chicago
Pam Vardi
Minneapike
Fred Nene
San Francisco
Une Carpenters
Saloon Man Arrested In Washington Street Case
Louis Tofimas was arrested Saturday morning by a patrolman for allegedly violating city bow regulations by keeping his saloon open after hours. Hoffman is named in the accusation, with continued operation cited as the issue.
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Louis Tofimas
Eno
Washington
Wan
Patratman Preh
Hoffman
Bayer
Judgment for Big Sum In Favor of George Yandes
Judge Weathers of the superior court rules for George Yandes against John Willamy on a mortgage dispute. The Milli company is among the defendants in the case, with a judgment amount cited as eighty five dollars and zero cents. The opinion notes the stake involved in the sail west on a nate and mort gage action.
Weather forecast notes scattered rain and warm Sunday
The forecast mentions thunder storms likely with rain on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Temperatures rise in Omaha and Minneapolis markets while other areas show little change. no heavy rain reported. The rest of the item lists local ads and notices about sales and products.
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Toony
Fx Om
Auburn
Bloomington
Ane Bridge City
Volumbus
Lafayette
Loganaport
Marlon
Omy
Cennes
Omaha
Minneapolis
Perk Faces Trial Over Free Drinks Scheme
Jushi led central verminal court in a case against burglar ring members including Harry Berk the fence. Perk allegedly gave 17 free drinks to accomplices before storming a store and fleeing with stolen goods as police noted the strange behavior near the plant. Witnesses described gaps in defense and uncertainty about motive during the late Wednesday incident.
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Harry Berk
Bowman Held on Charges After Embezzlement Admission
William A Bowman a former pastor associated with Frank Sawyer of 35 E Market was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement and bound over to the grand jury in police court on 1007 bond. He admitted shorting accounts saying his employer allowed him to keep funds until he could rebound and could not explain why he did not report to Batger's office after funds were collected.
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Wiliam A. Bowman
Maudrangs
Frank Sawyer
Grand Jury
Howman
Mare
Ney
Rawyer
Batgers Office
Chain of Papers: Hashing Plans Morning Papers Network
Rod Hashing, a lawyer from Indianapolis, allegedly leads a syndicate to establish a chain of morning newspapers in Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Springfield WI, and other cities. Erin B. Hawkins, a New York newspaper man, is named as an associate.
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Rod Hashing
Indianapolis
Snow
Milwaukee
Indianapolia
Springfield
Erin BR. Hawkins
New York
Debtor Arthur C Tied Seeks Voluntary Bankruptcy
Arthur C Tied, a decorator at Muchos Med, files for voluntary bankruptcy. Saturday morning details list his assets at 637 and liabilities at 158.20.
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Arthur C
Muchos
Med & Petition
Petitioners Seek Receiver Over Southwest Land Enterprise
Lois Pearson and 20 stockholders sue promoter Philander Mitzgerall and directors Tirey A Penton and Frank N Fitzgerald for an accounting and a receiver. They allege failure to develop the American Terrebine New Colony in Texas, improper handling of funds, and misappropriation of shares valued at about 2500. The plaintiffs seek immediate court action and a judgment for misused sums.
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Lois Pearson
Terrebine New Colony Company
Philander Mitzgerall
Tirey A. Penton
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Accmeipe
Fitzgerald
Fenton
Jlind West
Tyre
Blekk
Jerhey
Vail
Kitaeerald
AreNer County
Texan
Ahims Patel
Los
Texas
McMaster
Superior Court
Park to Open Sunday at Yar View Park
The fifteenth annual opening of Yar view park will occur Sunday with the Indianapolis Military Band performing a varied program. Selections include overtures, marches, serenades, medleys, and solos from composers such as Rossini, Suppe, and Hoffmann, featuring numerous named pieces and titles.
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Yarview Park
Indianapolis Miliary Band
Apternodx
Colonel Kolection
Rayal
Alexander
von “Viger
Bepralenas Mine Loss Off Port Arthur
The British steamer Bepralenas, sailing from Newchwang to Kobe, hit a mine near Port Arthur and sank. All Europeans aboard were rescued, but several crew and passengers are believed drowned. The vessel was within a warned zone around Formosa where martial law was proclaimed. Containing waters and minings were cited to deter foreign vessels from operating nearby.
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Port Arthur
TOKIO
Prebs Association
Bepralenas
Newchwang
Kobe
Kine
Jayala
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