Conspiracy Trial Details Unfold From St. Louis Trip
Preliminary hearing for Arthur Stahl on conspiracy charges reveals disputed points about a $1500 telegram offer and funding of travel. Hilton A Brown, Noel, and detectives discussed expenses and authorization, while attorneys Spaan and Dam eon spar over legal theory as Day and Brown testify.
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Hunt
Logedon
Fta
League
Martin
St. Louis
Hilton A. Brown
the News
Hillton
Brown
The
News
M. Lee Blarke
New York
Stahl
Hton U. Brown
Hilton U. Brown
Bt. Louta
Citizens’ League
Bate
Spaan
Dameon
Arthur Stahl
Bosan
Stebl
Supreme Court
Banks
Flowers and Flags Guard Veterans Graves Amid Rain
Rain and sobering memories marked Memorial Day observances as flowers and flags were laid on graves of Union and Confederate dead. Indiana veterans, descendants, and civic groups gathered at Greenlawn and Crown Hill to honor both sides with wreaths despite driving rain, with speeches from Col. Russell H. Harrison and A. W. Hatch.
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Greenlawn
Gresnawn
Old City
Indianapols
Russell H. Harrison
Joseph ©. Heskell
A. W. Hatch
Indiana National Guard
Flower ceremony at monument on Memorial Day
Rain did not mar the decoration program as at least 40 school children joined in strewing flowers around the monument lawn. A band played patriotic music while veterans stood with bowed heads. The flower strewing has long been a feature of Memorial Day ceremonies in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolia
Indianapolis Boy Cornetist Morris Hamilton in Chicago Concert Pursuit
Morris Hamilton, a 9 or 10 year old cornet prodigy and son of John W. Hamilton, returned from Chicago where he spent a week performing at the Lyceum with Jules Levy. He earned 10 dollars plus expenses for the engagement and is praised as a heroic, gifted student in first grade whose talents drew demand across Indiana.
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Morris Hamilton
John W. Hamilton
Fletcher's Bank
Chicago
Lyceum
Jules Levy
Corhetist
Lizzia Morris
Peck
Levy
Morris
Liner Advertisements On The Eighth And Ninth Pores Today
Liner advertisements list housing and labor notices including rooming house for sale strawberry pickers wanted gas engine for sale situation wanted at housekeeper agents wanted girl wanted for general housework housekeeping rooms for rent pay wanted for homeworte mortgage loans unturnished rooms for rent reed al the players on the eighth and ninth pages
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Reed
Millers Lose to Hoosiers by Seven to One
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis Saturday morning with a 7 to 1 score. Ford pitched well for the Hoosiers and dominated the Miners, while Heydon watched from behind the plate. Birth atone rings priced at 1.00 to 32M each. These hinges are gold with stylish Pilany mounting. J P Mullally of Monument Place reports results.
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Indianapolia
Minneapolis
Ford
Honajera
Minera
Heydon
J. P. Mullally
President Roosevelt to Visit Indianapolis on Thursday
President Roosevelt will arrive in Locimnay near Indianapolis after a Decaive, Wyats pom route with a 15 minute engine change. No speech is expected and reception plans are uncertain. Governor Durbin and Mayor Bookwalter were recently in Cleveland and plan showy hospitality to demonstrate Indianapolis’s regard for the president.
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Roosevelt
Locimnay
Indianapolis
Decaive
Wyats
Washington
Durbin
Cleveland
Bookwalter
Enty
Vincent
Races Declared Gift Postponed To Monday
Automobile races at the fairgrounds have been postponed until Monday. No change in the overall program.
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Sare
A Novel Gift From REYMOUR Pastor Records Voices
The Rev. A Lal of St Pauls evangelical church in Reymour Indiana plans phonographic records reproducing his own voice his wife and their children. The project will be sent to Key in Switzerland for processing or storage.
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Reymour
Ind
A. Lal
St Paul's Eighgelical Protestant Church
Vielr
Key
Egiss
Switzerland
Decoration Day Plans Echo Pervasive Rainfall Nostalgia
Carson C. George laments over Decoration Day as rain derails plans for races autos ball game and family day. He imagines a lively outing ruined by weather yet clings to hopeful family togetherness amid damp plans.
Weather and Memorial Services Plan for Frank B. Burke
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicin ity shows 36 hours of cloudy skies with showers continuing into Saturday night and Sunday. Temperature at 7 a.m. 58 with rain and cooler in Indiana and adjacent states and northeast winds. Memorial services for Frank B. Burke planned for Sunday afternoon at Indianapolis with addresses by Exalted ruler Joseph Beil and Senators James A Fortung Evanaville and Fairbants, plus Henry Warrum and Joseph Fanning.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank B. Burke
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph Beil
James A. Fortung
Evanaville
Fairbants
Henry Warrum
Joseph ‘J. Fanning
Confirmation for Rosa Binzer at Temple in Delaware
Mr and Mrs S Binzer invite friends to Rosa Binzer’s confirmation at the Delaware temple on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The notice requests attendance and marks a family milestone with formal invitation.
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Mra. S. Binzer
Rosa
N. Delawarest
Fourteen Graduate From Industrial School
Commencement at the egirt's industrial school held in Tomlinson hall. Rev Worth Tippy delivered the baccalaureate after remarks by retiring president Mrs Prink A Blanchard who will not continue as president of the board of managers. Senior year graduates were deferred due to curriculum changes. Names include Mery Presser Anna Lies Sarah Finkbinner Mary Bauer Insey Waterford Ida Leek Eunice Davis Cattle Out Mehel Meek Myrtle Weather Lena Gehaver Ina Spacke Ina Fis and Cora Leusson. They wore white duck dresses for the year. woolen dresses next year. Executive board failed to name a successor to Mrs Blanchard. Prize winners listed. Engagement announced for Miss Florence Webster and Ray Long. Wedding planned for June.
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Tomlinson ‘Hall
Worth Tippy
Prink A. Blanchard
Board of Managers
Ft Te
Mery Presser
Anna Lies
Sarah Finkbinner
Mary Bauer
Insey Waterford
Ida Leek
Eunice Davis
Cattle Out
Mehel Meek
Myrtis Weather
Lena Gehaver
Ina Spacke
Ina Fis
Cora Leusson
Blanchard
Lena Weiss
Gertrude Btrickler
Trene Wameley
Myrtle Bennett
Russian antisemitic press funded in Russia warns of Pogrom risk
Berlin May 30 Die Nation reports the Russian government has financed the anti Jewish paper Bessaraahete via Krusevan and allowed a similar organ Snamja from St Petersburg. Plehve urges a larger grant but Witte initially refuses. the state bank later advances the funds. The paper accuses Jews of revolutionary intent to distract from government tyranny and warns Kishinev like massacres may recur while Plehve remains in office.
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Berlin
Die Nation
Qaser
Krusevan
Bessaraahete
Permis
Monta
Indiana for Roosevelt, Fairbanks Says in Cleveland
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks told a Cleveland banquet crowd that Indiana is for Roosevelt in the re election. He described his remarks as brief and noncommittal, saying Indiana has no opposition to Roosevelt and that Tulane is all right.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Charles W. Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana Scciety
Tulane
Record Floods Sweep Kansas and Missouri Cities
Rio, May 0 Missouri river four feet above dam. Kaw and Missouri rivers rise. Kaw valley between Kansas City and Topeka a vast floodplain with towns submerged. Public shelters opened. rail service disrupted. bridges collapsed. Harlem embankment breached. Harlem and North Lawrence largely underwater. Topeka partly submerged. two men drown. Water plants failing. widespread property damage and farm losses totaling about 11,000,000.
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Rio
Missouri
Topeka
Ellsworth
Kannas City
Ras
Statens
Santia Fe
Ars
Ruddy Brothers
Bchwargchild & Suteberger
Swift Packing Houses
Harlem
Burlington
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Ta
Abtfena
Emporia
Colorado
Morris County
Clark's Creek
Shiddy
Western Union
St, Mary's
Kansas River
Eureka
Kas
Kaw Iriver
North Topek
Oakland
Rural carriers enjoy first ever holiday on decoration day
Fifteen rural mail carriers across Indiana received a holiday for decoration day marking the first time since rural delivery began that all carriers had a day off Saturday. Previously only the Fourth of July was observed as a holiday, and many farmers faced delays as they waited for mail or visited the main post office for services.
Widow’s pension case ends in mistrial for Mrs Smita
In federal court Mrs Calista J Smita’s bid for a widow’s pension remained unsettled after the jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged about 11 p m Friday Mrs Brith was accused of filing a false affidavit claiming dependency while government lawyers alleged higher property and income estimates No further trial will be held at present.
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Calista J
Smita
Brith
United States
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