Former Atlas Engine Works VP Seen in Santa Barbara
Indicted for alleged bribery in Marion county boiler fraud cases, Thomas R. Kackley reportedly stayed in Santa Barbara, California two weeks ago. James Ross, Santa Barbara police chief, told Sheriff Clay of the visit and that Kackley directed the postmaster to forward his mail.
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Thomas R. Kackley
Atlas Engine Works
Marion County
Santa Barbara
Cal
Clay
James Ross
Kackley
Meridian Street
E. C. Atkins
Atkins
Indianapolis
Australia
Europe
Chicago
Kackizy
Rackley
McGaughey
Seventeen Lost in Lumber Yard Fire in Chicago
A big fire in Chicago's lumber yard district near Twenty first and Laflin streets trapped seventeen men in a building this afternoon. It is feared that many or all may be dead as flames spread rapidly despite the efforts of three fire companies.
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Chicago
Lumber Yard
Twenty-first
Laflin Streets
Trains Collide in Belgium and Mae Wood Arrested
In Antwerp a passenger and a freight train collided after a signal error, killing seventy five and injuring about one hundred. Mae C Wood was arrested in New York after a divorce suit against Thomas C Platt and remanded to city jail on a five thousand dollar bail.
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New York
Mae C. Wood
Thomas C. Platt
Justice O'Gorman
Taintiff
Antwerp
Belgium
Contich
Hydrophobia Fatality Prompts Pasteur Treatment Push
In New York May 21 William Harsh a Brooklyn factory owner told he must die of hydrophobia after Pasteur institute notice died yesterday. Ramsay Marsh aged 21 is undergoing Pasteur treatment after exposure. Miss Edna Thompson, Marsh’s stenographer, was bitten on the chin and has so far refused full treatment despite urging by specialists.
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New York
William Harsh
Brooklyn
Pasteur Institute
Ramsay Marsh
Pasteur
Edna Thompson
Automobile Turns Turtle Injuring Eight In South Bend
Eight men were injured when a large car carrying E. Wills secretary Samuel Looper and other named company officials plunged down a high embankment near South Bend yesterday afternoon. The auto overturned after the crash, with injuries reported to several passengers including Samuel Good real estate broker and H Gerard chauffeur among others.
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South Bend
Ind
E. &. Wills
The
Américan Trustmpany
Samuel Looper
Same Company
Samuel Good
Real Este
Samuel
Lientz
Coathy Cc. Ellsworth
Ménid H. Gerard
No Breakwater for the Harbor at Gary
Washington May 21 The war department sent to congress an adverse report on building a breakwater to protect Gary Indiana harbor where the largest steel plant is to be built The government would pay about 1 140 000 for the improvement with an annual maintenance of 10 000
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Gary
Ind
Grand Opera House Proprietor John Hamlin Dies in Chicago
John Austin Hamlin, owner of the Grand opera house, died of heart disease last night at the Virginia hotel in Chicago. The prominent theatre figure was 58 and had led the venue through a decade of performances and community events. News of his passing prompted tributes from actors, patrons, and local civic leaders. A funeral will be arranged in Chicago with details to follow.
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Chicago
John Austin Hamlim
Grand Opera House
Virginia Hotel
Hughes and Quayle will be bishops
Baltimore May 21 Rev William F Anderson secretary of the Methodist Board of Education and John L Neulsen professor at Nast Theological seminary Berea were elected bishops on the second ballot for bishops last night. The first ballot had no result. When balloting resumes it is practically certain Dr Edwin H Hughes of DePauw University and Rev W A Quayle formerly of Indianapolis now in Chicago will be elected bishops.
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Baltimore
William F. Anderson
New York
Methodist Board of Education
John L.neulsen
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin H. Hughes
DePauw P University
W.A. Quayle
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wife Plays Piano While J McGaughey Friend Shoots Self
Bowell 29, a friend of the late J McGaughey, visited the McGaughey home on Wednesday afternoon then returned home and killed himself with an 83 caliber rifle. He died four hours later. His wife played the piano in the parlor as the children played in the front yard.
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J. Mgaughey
Bowell
Michigan Street
John McGaughey
McGaughey
Hig
McGaughey - Tor
Pettijohn Seeks Hearing On Ellison Charge
Attorney Pettijohn charged with obtaining money by false pretenses appears in police court and seeks a hearing as Ellison modifies affidavit and files a warrant. Pettijohn asks to be placed under arrest and claims he owed money while others fear retaliation by the court.
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Charles Pettijohn
Aen
John Cart
Mi 4
Seanem
Ellison
Pettijohn
Pettyjohn
Pierson May Be Nominee In Democratic Primary
The board of primary election commissioners faced trouble after secretary Charles Hurst found an overlooked report. The discovery could change the vote, shifting the Democratic nomination from William A. Taylor to John Pierson.
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Charles Hurst
William A. Taylor
John Pierson
Taft Backer Vorys Snaps At Taft Allies Claim
Columbus May 21 Arthur I Vorys chairman of Tafts campaign laughed at the allies claim that Taft led on the first ballot by more than 300 votes after a Chicago visit He said no revised tally was needed and that supporters of other candidates agreed the nomination would go to Taft on the first ballot Taft backers stated the victory margin remained clear and unchallenged.
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Columbus
National
Chicago
Arthur I. Vorys
William H. Taft
Republican Presidenitia
Bureau of
Washington
Taft
Vorys
Taft Bureau
Money in Banks Indicates Men Are Hopeful
Indianapolis banks show improved condition with May 14 statements from seven national banks. Deposits index and comparisons with last February signal big improvement and hopeful outlook for lenders and borrowers alike.
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Indianapolis
Deposits Show Increase Since February in Bank Statements
Comparative statement lists deposits May 14 totaling 19,862,640.05 dollars versus February 14 at 18,521,289.93 dollars. The rise since February amounts to 1,341,350.12 dollars.
Banks show strong May deposits and rising confidence in Indiana
The May 14 statements from seven national banks show deposits of 19 862 640 05 up from 18 521 289 93 in February, a gain of 1 341 350 12 and a resources gain of 718 847 29. Officials call the results favorable, signaling city and state financial health and consumer confidence to pursue safe enterprises.
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Indianapelis
Indiana
Auditor of State
Day of Prosperity Dawned for Nation in Banquet Speech
In New York May 2 John W Van Cleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers told a Waldorf Astoria banquet that prosperity is beginning to dawn. He urged manufacturers to spread hopeful talk in communities and business circles to revive industry and reduce unemployment. Other speakers echoed the optimistic outlook and predicted a broad revival across the country.
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York
John W.van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf-Astoria
Stche
Fragments From a Damaged Notice Chronicle Local Tragedy
A fragmented OCR text hints at a local incident involving a Mrs Birife and her three children, with references to a sergeant and charity in a possibly tragic context. The readable lines imply a head injury or death and mention Thursday. Other details are too damaged to confirm.
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Birife
Ted
Thurstdy Wand
Adi
Byiand
Arsa
Grand jury reports 11 indictments and 10 releases
The grand jury presented to Judge Pritchard on Thursday an itemized list showing 11 indictments and 10 releases. Officials stated there were no graft indictments. The panel avoided reference to the McGaughey case, noting only the status of the investigation into his record following his death.
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Pritchard
John McGaughey
McGaughey
Red Book Key Evidence in Brunaugh Trial
The small red book kept by Thomas Shufelton was admitted as evidence in the Indianapolis case against Harry P. Brunaugh for false claims on asphalt patching. The state showed eight days of inspector's figures with changes, including adding digits to lower figures, yielding a profit of 653.02 dollars. Shufelton testified the red book’s changes produced a 13.53 dollar overcharge on a patch and explained how larger figures were placed before smaller ones.
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Thomas Shufelton
Harry P. Brunaugh
Indianapolis
Brunaugh
Shufelton
Duncan
Mads
Shuferton
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