Recommitment for partly unpaid fine in Blankenhip case
City clerk Fogarty ordered the recommitment of Crefton Blankenship after a $5 balance on a prior Oct 2019 assault and battery fine. Judge Whallon questioned the process while Bourbier and Sourbier sought payment arrangements. The incident hinted at further conflict between the local administration and judges.
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Crefton Blankenship
Foparty
Judes Whalton
Blankenship
William Smith
Ed G. Sour- Dier
Bonceman
Fogarty
Whallon
Bourbier
Sourbier
W Whiallon
Still Playing The Ponies Despite Efforts Of Jerome
New York reports races continue after Western Union cuts off race news. District Attorney Jerome plans action against Western Union for aiding crime. Police raid Meoney’s racing syndicate offices seize equipment. operators arrested. First raid on a disbursing exchange in city history.
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New York
Western Union Telegrapd
Jersey City
Jerome
Wester Union
Commie Cartiers
Fintan
Mehoney
Morris Park
Countess Cassini reports Red Cross fair receipts over seventeen thousand
Washington May 1 The Countess Cassini announces that receipts from the Russian Red Cross fair were more than $17,000. Anderson Ind May 18 A speeding train collision at a crossing broke car windows but injured none of the 12 passengers beyond a severe shaking. Soxy Lyons shines in Davenport game Elwood Ind May 18 Soxy Lyons, ex Eywand polo player, debuted for Davenport in the Three League, delivering an errorless catch and two runs. Springfield Ill May 11 After forty first ballots the Republican convention deadlocked with Lowden leading, Deneen and Warner close. Fort Scott Kans May 18 Judge William Margrave, oldest Kansas jurist, dies after 50 years of service at his home.
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Anderson
Ind
Sph
Pauanche Crossing
Elwood
iBpli
Soxy" Lyons
Eywand
Davenport
Margrave
Fort Scott
Kar
William, Margrave
the Perce
Kansas
T Hie
Shige Margrave Higheen
Political Courtless Court Finds Fines in Odd Case
Jess Reeves struck Lon Lohman and faced Judge Whallon who imposed zero dollars fine plus costs. Jery received workhouse care. Frank Keppo and Toney Frances were admonished with fines of zero and costs for bad company. Vostia Popentz, a Greek, has a warrant against Nestzo Paval for appropriating 360 belonging to Poyents and using it for business. Paval employed an attorney to fight it at the Cape.
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Jess Reeves
Lon Lohman
Whallon
Jery
Frank Keppo
Toney Frances
Eee ‘Vostia
World Not Getting Better Says Indianapolis Detective
Charles McIntyre, detective department clerk, insists the world is not improving despite optimistic sayings. He cites ongoing crime, recidivism, and moral decline, saying police work has risen with no relief in sight and many believe the world is no better than in his boyhood days.
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Charles McIntyre
Po- Meg
Indianapolis
Desertions Hit Fort Leavenworth Infantry Camp
Forty desertions reported at Fort Leavenworth in the last 16 days from two battalions of the Sixth Infantry in camp near the rifle range. One company alone lost 16 men amid a period of poor morale and strained pay cycles.
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Fort Leavenworth
Eas
Indianapolis Gossip Pace Drenches City Figures
Capt Kinney, the detective, plants his picture as a jumping Jack of a moment. A servant drives Robins to the jail residence, while Jack Coleman and Jerker tangle in a tale of bravado and boasts. Governor seen with a scarred face, Charley Benedetto pats noon, Breeden puffs a cheap cigar, and Floyd Weeds recovers at French Lick. Others pop up in a crowded panorama of local characters and rumors.
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Hob Métager
Rob Tins
Jack Coleman
Floyd
French Lick
J. Frant H
Ermen
John Hughes
Hughes
Turty-Francis Company
Release of Gillespie to Be Asked by Defense in Murder Trial
Crowds continue to attend the Gillespie murder trial as the defense moves to dismiss for insufficiency of evidence if no new testimony is introduced. Detective Franklin testified about a key conversation with Barbour, who cried and claimed he could not talk further, while witnesses described gunfire and movements around the Gillespie home and property.
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State
James Gilleapleson
Theodore Franklin
Cincinnati
Myton Harbour
Elizabeth Gillespie
Barbour
Wade
Frank Sebastion
Styria Babhour
James Gillespie
Jane Hosle
Bele Reward
Margaret Gilespie
Sears
Elizabeth
Jim
Lizele
Sust
Benand
Defense to Call All Four Defendants as Witnesses
Fragmented courtroom notes describe defense plans to have each of the four defendants testify about the shooting. The strategy includes an alibi claim and references to rumors of a confession. Witness statements mention Seward, Lizzie, Mrs Barbour, and Jim in the days around the incident.
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Gillespie
Whitess
Arn
Sewami
Initice Star
Col Shay
Boyle
Raye
New Bank for Elkhart Idaho Organized and Names Its Leaders
A state bank has been organized at Elkhart with articles filed Wednesday. It will be called the Farmers and Merchants Bank to succeed the defunct Indiana National Bank of Elkhart. Stockholders include Thomas Snell and Melvin A Demarest among others. capital stock is 100000 dollars, with the Snells owning 29 percent.
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Elkhart
Mate
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Tank
Indiana National Bank of HiRiart
Thos, Snell
Thomas T. Snell
Clinton
Molin A. Demarest
Byron
Godfrey
Frank Ro Goifrey
S. M. Cummins
Mary Jy. Thomas
Leamier Anderson
Charles J. Mower
Ry W. Monger
J. A. Harmon
Verey Ie Ben
Warren G. Hill
Elsha A. Hiker
T. B. Sykes
Co W. Cram
Wilson Vicars
Wol Berkey
1. A. Fleming
Hiwham
Thomas Snell
Melvin A. Demerest
Snells
Injured Billy Bade In Wagon Crash At Collegeave
A wagon struck by a car on Collegeave near Sixteenth street injured Billy Bade and broke the wagon into kindling. Bade was carried to his Prospecta Heights home. Also from Washington dispatches a Japanese claim of daily skirmishes on the Lian Tune peninsula between May 3 and 16 with Tokyo reporting 11 Japanese casualties. New York reports two suicides on May 18, one of a mother of a month-old baby at 157th street, the other a man on West Seventy-eighth Street.
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Billy Bade
Sixteenth-pt
Bade
Prospecta
Dapa
Washington
Werneriay
Tria
Lian Tune Peninsula
Tu-Lan-Tien
Vicintty
Dapanrar
New York
Sophia Sobel
Hes
Realdence
Earl Bowtens
Local and national market notes and company listings
A mix of company capitalizations and ventures in Indianapolis Hartford City and Rushville. notes on Livestock prices in Pittsburg and Rome. New York produce prices for pork poultry butter cheese and dairy. Toledo and Chicago grain quotations. miscellaneous agricultural and market data rounded by regional lines. The item mentions Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy and various stock offerings with capital stocks and inventories.
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WW. H. Rolls Sons
Indianapolis
Capital Erack
William A1. Roll
Harry W. Holl
C. B. Roll
Enterprice Rain and Milling Company
Hartford City
Capital Stork
Vetersburg
Capital Storg
Consumer Gee Company
Rushville
Richmond
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report May 16
Cattle prices rise with strong demand as shipments move. Good to choice steers sell at 1.00 to 1.25 per pound, mixed grades and feeders on steady to higher. Hogs show early strength then ease. spring lambs and sheep prices fluctuate with market activity. Bulls, veal calves, and stockers noted with varied demand across livestock classes. New York stocks mixed with some strength in rails and utilities. London markets cautious but improving.
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Indianapolis
New York
Ad Vance
Myingier
Bual Neas
Neen Pricee
Pennzytvansa
Atebtenon
Seal
Paul
Ae U.P
Erie
London
Erte
Rae
Strel
Chicago Produce and Cincinnati Live Stock Markets Report
A fragmented May market report lists multiple Chicago produce items with assorted grades and prices, alongside Cincinnati live stock results. It notes cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices, with totals and variances across categories.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report May 16
East Buffalo New York reports today steady cattle prices with steers at 5.15 to 5.25 per hundredweight, heifers 4.25 to 4.75, and cows and springers around 1.50 to 1.75. Sheep and lamb receipts show stronger demand with clipped lambs near 7.60 to 6.50, mixed grades around 6.50, and spring lambs at 8.00. Hog receipts number 30 cars with steady to higher prices from 9.00 to 10.60 per hundredweight, including heavy, medium, and light categories.
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East Buffalo
N.Y
Helfere
Choles Peichers
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