Desperado Kuhns Beats Guard After Escape Incident
Marvin Kuhns, the Ohio penitentiary escapee, returns to action by beating prison guard W. J. Paschal after an encounter in the stamp shop. Kuhns claims Paschal pressed rules and was uncooperative while Paschal reports Kuhns overstepped, leaving Paschal with a broken nose and a cut under the eye. Other prisoners corroborate Kuhns’ version as tensions rise over possible punishment.
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Columbus
Marvin Kuhns
Ohio
Indiana
W. J H. Paschal
Kuhns
Paschal
Paschel
Kubns
Kuhpe
Kuhna
Kuhne
Burglary Questioned After Jewels Left at Upholsterer
Mrs Burton reported jewelry valued at 2000 dollars missing from an antique dresser left overnight at E F Steigemeyer upholstery shop 129 N Delaware St The items included a gold diamond watch a diamond brooch stud and breastpin The dresser was later returned with the jewels still in a small tin box to Mrs Horton at 708 N New Jersey St
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E. F. Steigermeyer
N. Delaware St
M. J. Burton
St. Clatrest
Jie
Horton
New Jersey
Booth Tarkington gravely ill at home in Pennsylvania
Novelist Booth Tarkington remains seriously ill at his home in northern Pennsylvania. Doctors report no sign of improvement as his fever stays high and there is little hope of a rapid recovery.
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Booth Tarkington
Pennsylvania St
New Claypool hotel opens with Colonel Shaw first guest
The Claypool hotel opened to the public Monday afternoon with Col. Shaw and wife of Cincinnati registering first at 2 3 o clock. Gov Durbin and others followed as the guest influx continued through the evening. Maurice Cahill and Dan J. Sullivan led the prior Bates house staff in the transition.
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Col. Shaw
Cincinnat
Jack Rohr
Indianapolis
Ben Bohn
Cincinnati
Claypool Hotel
Gov. Durbin
Bates House
Maurice Cahill
Dan J. Sullivan
Bates
Liner Advertisements on Seventh Page
New liner ads list helpers and goods including boy and girl help wanted, housekeeping rooms for rent, modern room house for sale, almanacs and maps for sale, and trash hawking notices. One acre for sale and a seal for sale appear among brief classified items.
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Modern
Eal
Supreme Court Contempt Ruling Debated by Law Masters
Washington lawyers disagree on whether Judge Anderson was fully reversed in the Bachs Watts contempt case. Most say the Supreme Court did not overrule him entirely and did not claim lack of jurisdiction in bankruptcy. They note the harsh punishment was reduced, not authority exceeded.
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Anderson
Bachs- Watts
United States Supreme Court
Washington
THE
SUN
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Bachs and Watts
Highbinders Blamed in Doc Lung Murder Case
Circumstantial evidence links Nim Davideon Jim Andrews and Jesse Baker to the Doc Lung murder. A shoemaker Kauffman identified several men he saw acting suspiciously near the crime scene on the fatal night. Defense argues celestial highbinders killed Doc Lung by the Chinaman’s death and claims Ollie Randerh opposed Davideon, suggesting enmity and alibi gaps.
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Olle Sanders
Nim Davideon
Jim Andrews
Jesse Baker
Doc Lung
Kauffman
Ollie Randerh
Davidson
Davideon
Witl
Sercoff Kills Lioness in Melee by Kittens
Wyn Lander reports Sercoff was attacked by a mountain lioness while seeking her kittens. The beast fought for 15 minutes before Sercoff overpowered her, biting her neck and severing the jugular vein. The lioness bled to death.
Rock fall devastates Prestonburg with injuries and damage
A rock slide near Prestonburg Kentucky injured GH Barbarat and Steele's servant girl, damaged Sam Steele's residence and kitchen, and caused extensive damage to the Smith hotel and local church. Three construction workers were arrested as authorities investigated the incident. Mrs Earhardt was reported possibly fatally injured amid widespread destruction.
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Prestonburg
Nile In Tockel Rose Sandery
Barbarat
Sam Steele
Steele
Robbers Escape After Chicago Shooting Incident
In Chicago on May 19, officers attempting to arrest three robbers were met with gunfire as a Patho Miller shot, striking Reser ex Semence. The man is critically wounded though doctors say recovery remains extremely unlikely. The robbers fled.
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Chicago
Miller
Doctora
Reward Offered for Yeager Murderers in Indiana
Kokomo Indiana May 19 county commissioners announce a $1000 reward for the capture of Louis Yeager’s murderers. Petition from Taylor township residents prompts action and neighbors have raised 4000 to hire detectives.
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Kokonq
Ind
Louis Yeager
Taylor Township
Lost in Indiana sand dune district student resists night
George McCracken a University of Chicago geology student became disoriented while studying the dune country west of Michigan City Indiana. After hours of wandering a search party of fellow students found him exhausted at the foot of a dune and prepared to spend the night among the sandy hills.
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Michigan City
Ind
George McCracken
University of Chicago
McCracken
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m May 20. Partly cloudy with occasional showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperature at 7 a m 62 and at noon 73 with light to moderate winds. showers likely in Indianapolis and surrounding areas with rising temperatures.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt at Red Rend and Embezzlement Charge
President Roosevelt arrived here Tuesday morning and resumed his journey after a brief stop. Fred R. Kenyon, 19, an employee of the High Art Publishing Company, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of embezzlement filed by manager W H Gilbert. Kenyon, a solicitor, allegedly collected funds for the Commercial building but failed to remit them.
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Rend
Roosevelt
Fred R. Kenyon
iTigh Art Publishing Company
W. H. Gilbert
High Art’ Company
Compan
Kenyon
Gilbert
Heartless Russian Atrocity Report From Kishineff
Abraham Wolevnick of Kishineff, Russia, aboard the Furnesia arriving from Glas saw, recounts a brutal anti Jewish massacre. He describes sudden mob attacks, killings, dismemberment, and destruction of synagogues and homes. Police and soldiers did not intervene while Christians sheltered fleeing Jews.
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New York
Glassaw
Abraham Wolevnick
Kishineff
Russia
Ohtt Neder
Perth
Itrat Stioway
Three Murders Stun Chicago Headlines Echo Turbulent Night
Chicago May 19. Patrick Barrett a Balconial was found murdered in his saloon Tuesday morning amid a suspected robbery. Stanley Westey stabbed Kittie Emmett during a drunken brawl and is jailed. An unknown assailant shot a man at Vitte Legils saloon. Two youths, Law Tenve Meehan and Victor Barre, fled home but now return as juvenile court aids, while city life notes report new officers and a large revival planned for June at Pleasant and Olive with Mulan Lyon leading.
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Chicago
Patrick Barrett
Caloon
Stanley Westey
Kittie Emmett
Chick
Vitte Legils
Juvenile Court
ofMfeem
Law- Tenve Meehan
Victor Barre
Meehan
City Life
Proptlaeum
Ira
May Wright Bewall
Mee
A. M. Roberteau
Mra. Ir
Jacob P. Dunn
Henry D. Pierce
Pleasant and
Olive-nts
Mulan Lyon
Earthplace M. E
Edwin Ray
Emanuel Baptist
Hopt-ave
M. E
Trinity Con ‘Gregationsi
Villa-ave
Olive-ave. Presbyterian
Hoyt-ave
Seventh Presbyterian
Fletcher-place
Mf. E
Louise Hadley the Chambermaid Accumulates gifts
Louise Hadley, a chambermaid, claims to have earned over $1,000 for refusing to make up Booker Washington's bed. A $1,000 check came from New Orleans citizens with additional gifts from Winona Mississippi Pickens Mississippi and Memphis. More checks keep arriving as she expresses gratitude for not making the bed.
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Booker Washington
Bec
Louise Hadley
New Orleans
Winona
Miss
Pickens
Misa
Memphi
Husband Pays Wife Contempt Fine Despite Divorce
Mrs. Charles Bronson was fined 223 and costa by Superior Judge Leathers for contempt of court. The divorce had occurred May 7 when she married Charles S. Bronson. The judge said the punishment was light but necessary, and Bronson and she agreed to pay the fines and end the alleged notoriety. Mr. Grant, the attorney, could not be located for comment.
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Charles
Torney
Leathers
Bronson
Strike Ordered in West Virginia Mine District
United Mine Workers chief Levis announced a strike order affecting about 800 men in West Virginia’s “slave district” with action set for Thursday. Journal editor Sexton claimed operators force workers into stockades by money and bayonet, promising habeas corpus if men remain restrained. He challenged sheriffs and judges to deny the charges while urging due process.
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Levis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Minera
Slave
United Mine Workers Journal
Sexton
Journal
the Sun
United States
United States Court
Mila J
Hoa
Saxton
Sheriffa
Marq Eee
Three Engineers Killed in Latrobe Wreck
In Latrobe Pennsylvania three engineers Henry Branninger Andrew Vresko and John Kipvitek were killed when their cart drove into a ditch during a work shift. The incident occurred Tuesday as the men worked at a local site.
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Latrobe
Renry Branninger
Andrew Vresko
John Kipviteh
Tusedey
Cara
New Trial Granted for Hampton Over Judge’s Slip
Charles Hampton, life prisoner in Hendricks county, gets a new trial after an appellate ruling found a judicial error in a jury instruction. The judge used inconsistent language, misreading the word inconsistent as consistent, in a murder case tied to Whison Haynes in Coatesville, Indiana, on November 19, 101.
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Charles Hampton
Hendricks
Hampton
Supreme Court
Whison, Haynes
Coatesville
Ind
Daughters of Rebekah Install Officers at Greensburg Hall
Daughters of Rebekah held a Tuesday noon meeting at the 1.0. C. F. hall and closed with an installation led by retiring president Mrs. E. Ray. A tax to fund a new home addition was discussed, and new officers for the year were elected including Mrs Olive E. B. McGrew as president and Miss Rose L. Farr as vice president.
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Daughters of Rebekah
C. F
Odd-Fellows
Greensburg
Olive Eb, McGrew
Indianapolis
Rose L. Farr
Liberty
Tillie K. Mann
Mimete
Nellie Lindsay
Kukomo
Louise Langjahr
Lebanon
Mary A. Poths
Terre Haute
Sadie E. Carter
Camden
Margaret Parry
Kipling Novel The Light That Failed At Low Price
The Sun announces Kipling's The Light That Failed offered to subscribers as the best aerial story ever published in Indianapolis. The piece notes Kipling’s celebrated romance and literary stature, promising access to a costly book form at a low cost for readers to peruse the novel.
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Indianapolis
Rudyard Kipling
Indianapolia
Knuckled to Rairoads on Speed Ordinance
Indianapolis council delays railroad speed regulation as Big Four and Pennsylvania interests demand influence. M E Ingalls, Big Four president, orders no action until appearance before the committee. Mansfield and Myers urge against imposing four mile per hour limits near crossings. electric car speed ordinance shelved. City clerks books under audit and boulevard funding debated as officials propose a $1000000 improvement plan.
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M. E. Ingalls
Ingalla
Big Four Railway Company
Dr. Infills
Indianapolis
W. Mansfeld
Chariva B. Myers
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Mansfield
Indianapoli
Bill Magmtey
el- Hart
Erventy
Aide
McFarlan
Slate Fired Up For Democratic Convention
James McCullough seeks mayoral nomination while William Fogarty vies for city clerk and Ed Little aims for police judge. McCullough is a lawyer and former congress candidate with county council ties. Fogarty, not declared, is seen as likely candidate and Telegraphers union member. Little, a well known lawyer, previously lost as police judge nominee.
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James McCullough
William Fogarty
Ed Little
slcCullough
Fogarty
Democratic Legislativicket
Telegraphers’ Union
Ed Littie
McCulloush
Congress
Ile
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