Supreme Court releases Sachs and Watts Mrs Bedford arrest
London May 1 Mrs Gunning Bedford charged with giving false information to the registrar at St Pancras about a child. She arrived from New York and was taken into Bow Street police custody. The case stems from her husband Gunning Bedford’s death in Paris leaving 350000 dollars. relatives could profit if a child was declared theirs. Bedford remanded for a week.
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London
Gunning Bedford
St. Pancras
Inspector Goddard
Dedford
New York
Green councilmanic candidates warned on primary filing
City Republican chairman Logsdon notified ward candidates that the June 5 primaries require ten days notice of intent to run. Any Republican voter may file. ballot access via petition by five voters. Former candidates will comply, but new council hopefuls appear unaware and proceed without informing election officials.
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Golley
Councilmanto
Shop Robbery Report From Tracy Brothers Restaurant
Robber, a former restaurant employee, held up Tracy brothers restaurant at 2 a m in Washington Street area. He demanded money, stole 24 from the cash register while Fields and Stewart complied, then fled toward Court Street. Police received descriptions and searched the area. Fields and Stewart aided the inquiry with their account.
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Wiliam Fields
Swaiter
Charlestewart
Tracy
Court St
Stewart
Fields
Chicago
Liners Advertisements on Eleventh Page
Old paper classified notes list rooms for rent furnished and unfurnished, housework posts, sewing jobs, and various sales. Entries mention ten‑room house, showcases, fashion magazines, and general domestic help. Some items are misspelled but indicate employment and lodging opportunities.
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Iiner
Monotstering
Plinatfor
Fis
Alevent
Boquets Tossed to Delegates at Switch Convention
Delegates gathered at Tomlinson Hall on Sunday for a Switchmen convention with 50 delegates accompanied by many wives and children. The program included welcome addresses by Daniel Storms and Harry Brumaugh, a parade, and speeches by W B Wilson, Frank E Gavin, John Feltman, Frank T Hawley, and Mayor William B McMillan. McMillan, a non-union elect, urged laborers to enter politics.
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Tomlinson Hall
Tate
Daniel Storms
Indianapolis
Harry D. Brumaugh
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Frank E. Gavin
Commercial Club
Jake Steamsers
Murder Trial Draws Chinese Interest in Indiana Case
Nimbus Davidson faces a murder charge for the death of Doe Lung a Chinese laundryman killed last spring in Indiana art. Judge Alford presides with testimony from Ollie Bandera to the grand jury. Bandera says Davidson, James An drew and Jesse Baker entered the scene. Baker died in a saloon brawl on Indiana Ave.
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United
Nimbus Davidson
Alford
Davidson
Doe Lung
Indiana
Ollie Bandera
Banders
James Andrew
Jesse Baker
Baker
Indiana Ave
Bandera
Andrews
W. Harding
Ruckelahaua
Charles
Sweaters Replace Linen Wear in Chicago Laundries
May 18 reports say a Virike at local laundries forces many residents to wear sweaters. Women wear light tan sweaters. coal smoke and soot darken shirts. Chicago is likened to an old time Jersey jacket town as laundry delays persist.
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Chicago
Rumor Mill Around Indianapolis Papers in Flux
A flood of ownership shifts and launches churns around Indianapolis newspapers. The Sun sells to F. McCulloch and Crawford Fairbank. new morning papers and editions for The Sun and The Indianapolis Journal are planned. The Sentinel changes hands. The Sun pledges to continue its one-cent policy as other titles pursue morning and Sunday editions.
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THE
SUN
Indianapolis News
George F. McCullgeh
Indianapolis Journal
Senator Fairbanks
Indianapolis Bentinel
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis Sentinel
George F. McCulloch
Crawford Fairbank
Thomas Tay- Fare
Sol Hathaways
Independent
Delly Reporter
Indiana
Holtzman weighs mayor bid amid Democratic field
John W Holtzman has taken the mayoral question under consideration and hinted he might run as a Democrat. He says many friends urged candidacy but he would not commit yet. Joseph E Dell refused comment on mayoral ambitions while others talked of Holt zman and a growing Democratic interest in the race.
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John W. Holtzman
Sr. Holtzman
Faye
Congress
Atr. Holteman
Ispublicane
Democrate
Joseph E. Dell
Eay
Monalaty
the Sun
Jiell
Krach
Howzman
Holt
Opening Night at Clay Pool Hotel Unveils Busy Rivalry
At 3 30 p m Monday the Clay Pool Hotel opens its doors to the public as rival baggage carriers vie for the honor of registering guests. Chief clerk Mat tie Cahill and room clerk Daniel Bullivan lead the staff, following the Bates House closing. First meal to be served Monday evening amid many reservations by locals.
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Mattie Cahill
New Claypool Hotel
New Hotel
Cahill
Daniel Bullivan
Bates House
Pigskins for tires promising new cushion material
John Muir of Beith Scotland, head of John Muir & Sons, claims pig skin tanning creates a stronger, harder cushion for tires and will supplant rubber. He has sold American rights to a New York syndicate to build a demonstration plant and later a factory, with similar rights sold for Germany, Switzerland and Austria-Hungary.
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Colorado Springs
Col
John Muir
John Muir & Sons
Beith
Scateland
New York
Germany
Switzerland
Austria-Hungary
Mulr Fa
Methodist Hospital Nears Full Fund Raise in Southport Plan
Over 81 dollars has been raised to build the Methodist hospital at Sixteenth and Capitol. Only 19,000 remains to be subscribed within weeks. A union meeting of ministers discussed establishing a home for the elderly in Southport, with a brick building offered on condition the church runs and maintains it.
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Methodist Hospital
Sixteenth and
Capitol Ave
Wise
Southport
Widow thrown from wagon on Bluff road near Washington and Virginia
Emma Duty, a widow, was thrown from a country wagon on Bluff road about miles south of the city as it crossed Washington street and Virginia avenue Monday morning. She suffered no serious injuries and was taken to City hospital by ambulance under Dr. Crockett. The horse lunged and struck paving as the wagon jolted, ejecting Emma Duty.
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Mia
Emma Duty
Atte
Warren
Gan
Alx
Bluff Road
Washingtonst
Virginia Ave
Owever
City Hospital
Crockett
McCain
Duty
Washington St
Weather forecast for Indianapollo and vicin ity shows showers
Forecast for Indianapollo and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m May 19 calls for partly cloudy skies with probable showers Monday night and Tuesday. Temperatures record 68 at 7 am 82 at noon and 83 at 2 pm. Also a note to see Frank D Shere before purchasing a typewriter and examine related machines.
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Indianapollo
Indiana
Frank D. Shere
Blizzard Strikes Montana As Railways Struggle
May snowstorm blankets northern Montana causing rail service disruptions. Weather conditions foul, disrupting Great Northern lines and stock movement. Reported unusually severe blast with heavy accumulation and drifting snow across the region.
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Butte Mont
Montana
Bungay
Great Northern
Highest Tribunal Reverses Judge Anderson Contempt Case
In a May ruling the U S Supreme Court voided Judge Anderson's 60 day jail sentence for contempt against attorneys David A Sacha and W W Watts of Louisville Ky. The court ruled the judge exceeded powers and ordered revocation while the lawyers remained free on recognizances and habeas corpus writs.
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Highest’ Tribunal
Anderson
Washington
Fuilar
United States
David A. Sacha
W. W. Watts
Louievilla
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Celebrated Controversy In Receivership Case At Local Court
Louisville attorneys Sachs and Watts represented M Weir Co in New Albany boiler-makers receivership. The firm advised paying no attention to Judge Anderson's receiver Charles Kelso as ownership tussles continued. Sheriff Zier and deputy faced contempt charges. all but Sachs Watts and Zier served time in Marion county jail.
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Watts
Louisville
M. Wer & Co
New Albany
Finge County
Federal Senate Ans
Zler
Marion County
Sadie
Watty
Republicans See Victory Looming Amid Political Spins
In Fort Wayne on Saturday night, discussions hint at optimism among Republicans about likely gains. City leaders and attorney Floyd Woods forecast political maneuvers, with Taggart remaining noncommittal while noting his superior political instincts.
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Floyd Wootta
Woods
Crawford Faire Funks
Terre Haute
T. Taggart
Fairbanks
Wood
Taggart
Democratic City
Percy
Bookwalter
Fort Wayne
Reach
Tagenet
Husband 74 Fined After Domestic Dispute
Frances Hulphish testified that her husband William Hulpush aged 74 assaulted her at their Cottage Avenue home. The couple, married 39 months, had ongoing trouble with accusations of unfrugality and abuse. Judge Wharton fined the husband nine dollars with suspension due to his age after he denied the claim.
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Judge Wharton
William Hulpush
Cottage-ave
Frances Hulpuah
Gaya
Hulphish
Whedlon
Pennsylvania pastors seek rain as drought bites state
In Reading, Pennsylvania, congregations prayed for rain as a long drought stretched across the state. Churchgoers vowed prayers on Sunday for relief, noting that rainfall had been severely scarce for months and harmed crops and daily life.
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Reading
Debate Over Poetry in Biblical Study Among Ministers
Discussion among Christian ministers on Monday morning weighed poetry's role in studying the Bible. Some argued poetry enhances beauty and imagination, while others warned against using verse to justify biblical parts. A few favored Tennyson, though many believed poetic sections of scripture should not be studied for imagination.
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Tennyson
Grand jury probes charge against Porter County man
In Laporte Indiana on May 18 a Porter county grand jury began a rigid investigation into a charge of murder involving Truman who is accused of strangling his sweetheart Ma Lawrence aged 19 Sensational evidence was presented to the grand jury as the inquiry opened
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Laporte
Ind
Porter County
Mumler
Truman
Lawrence
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