Leopold caught confesses in actress murder case
Chicago reports Leonard Leopold a drug clerk linked to Howard Nicholas in the murder of actress Margaret Leslie at the Palace hotel bar. Leopold admits identity and involvement, with authorities sending an arrest to Wausau Wisconsin. The pair allegedly stole diamonds valued at 30000 and used opiates and whisky as factors in the crime.
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Servipor-MoRse Prene Association
Chicago
Leonard Leopold
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leah
Glenapolis
Wausau
Wis
Poace
Colling
Diz
Leopold
Lesiie
Palace Hotel
M. P. Woody
Indianapolis
Polles Malone
Joa
Beig
Nicholas
Yeonbid
Rohoing
Nicholas Auld Rotho
Leslie
Nichole
Geol
Burglary Strikes Home on Madigon Avenue
F A Marie of 52 Madigon avenue reported a burglary Thursday night. A wallet or purse was stolen from trousers pocket while the man slept, with no doors or windows found open. Marie said he woke Friday to find his trousers moved from the bed and a purse missing. The front door remained securely locked.
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F. A. Marie
Madigon-ave
Mr. Marie
Morie
Death of 13 year old in auto accident near Bridgeport
Thomas Dwyer aged 13 died Tuesday afternoon from injuries reported after an automontic accident on Bridgeport road west of Ely. Investigators and relatives suspect the car struck him Monday night or Tuesday morning. Cerebral hemorrhage listed as cause of death. coroner notified Thursday. Funeral held at St Patrick’s.
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Thomas Dwyer
Bridzenort
Ely
Dwyde
Carener
Dwyer
Joseph AI. Dwyer
Mm! Prospect
Farmera
Bridgeport
St. Patrick's Uatn
Fentpen
Democrats Rally Behind County Candidates in Marion
The Marion county Democratic slate centers on Frank E. Gavin for representative in Congress with Jesse Overstreet the incumbent. Albert Sahr, W. T. Patten, James E. Berry, J. A. McCrossan, Dr. C. A. Deeth, Thomas W. Palmer, William W. Robbins, William Gale, and Kervan also figure prominently. The slate emphasizes experience, party loyalty, and active campaigning across Indianapolis and surrounding townships.
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Albert Sahr
Mullon County
Sahr
Marion County
Demoeratic
Gaelely
Insaniapolis
Board of Public Works
Taggart
W. T. Patten
Finning
Avex
Tanth
McCrossan
J. A. McCrossan
Sherif McCrersan
Moltzman
Marketmaet
Iis
C. A
Deeth
Indianapolis
Leetta
Rals
Thoma W. Palmer
Palmer
Drivers May Strike Threat Looms In Chicago Area
Chicago November 2 drivers may strike threatening to end the Chicago Employers' Association. Wagon drivers and truckers seek to influence teams to support a walkout next Monday. The demand is no wage increase at this time.
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derpot-McRar Pree Assocs
Chicago
Chicage Employers’ Association
Tu Teamstern
Former Seymour Mayor Daniel W. Doknzon Dies
Daniel W. Doknzon, once mayor of Seymour, Indiana, died at his home yesterday after serving four terms as mayor and four years on the city council. The incumbents served the city in municipal leadership roles.
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Tormer
Beymour
Ind
Daniel W
Doknzon
Madieon's New Public School Building Groundbreaking
MADIEON Ind November 2 The cornerstone for the new public school building was formally laid yesterday marking a milestone for the town. Large crowd attended as officials from War and local groups spoke about the project and its expected impact on education in the community.
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Madieon
Ind
Vice President Fairbanks Tours Indiana Hailing Packed Rallies
Vice President Fairbanks continued his Indiana speaking tour with crowds greeting him in South Bend Goshen and other cities. He spoke at Notre Dame and attended events with Congressman Brick and Watson, with laborers and locals packing downtown streets. The tour resumes in western Indiana ending in Evansville Saturday night before returning to Indianapolis.
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Wanbaw
Ind
Fairbanka
Goshen
Pern
Lagensport
Kokomo
Frankfort
Delphi
Lafayette
Cragvfordaville
Hockyiffe
Big South Bend
South Bend
Fairbanks
Brick
Notre Dame
Watson
Crumpacker
Michigan City
Laporte
Beefore
Apeas
Evansville
Bank Cashier in Salem Shoots Self in Vault
Salem, Nov. 2. Charles Ne Willlane, cashier of Citizens Bank, killed himself with a shotgun in the bank vault this morning. Authorities report he was temporarily insane due to business troubles. The bank’s funds are stated to be safe.
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Salem
Fed
Charles Ne Willlane
Citizens” Bank
Divorce Granted in Superior Court for Irene M Brown
Irene M Brown was granted a divorce Friday in superior court from Exnase H Brown. The decree cited cruel treatment and temperamental incompatibility as grounds. The couple were described as well known to the local Indian community.
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Irene M. Brown
Exnase H. Brown
Indicted on 1,546 Counts in Federal Case
Tend. Nov. 2 The case against Standard Os company rests before the federal court. The indictment contains 1,546 counts. Gust Rosherg, a tailor, is named in Pembroke arcade ads. Local services advertise tailoring, pressing, upholstery and rug cleaning with 24 hour options.
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Seriphe-Mentso Press Association
Jackson
Tend
Standard Os Company
LBS
Will of Walker Filed in Court in Indiana
The will of Inte Inane Walker, a prominent Indiana figure, has been filed for probate. The widow Mrs Margaret A Walker receives the personal property and controls the real estate until her death, with Frank G Walker as the son to receive 1500 dollars and Frank C and John C Walker splitting the real estate later. Sister Slizm A Walker is to be paid 18 dollars monthly by the executrix.
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William W. Robbins
Robbins
Ha Twa
Persimmon Brigade
Rample
Miami County
General Assembly
William Gale
Warren Township
Damen Kervan
Wand Urn Mason
Charles Kemster
Clarence E. Weir
Liese Imety
Mawrion County
Ney
Alan Boog
Tals
Tid
Aedge & Canonas
Walker
Indiana- Bella
Bean
Margaret A. Walker
Frank G. Walker
A. Walker
Catholic Church Burned In Whichmond Kentucky
St Mark's Catholic church in Whichmond was destroyed by a morning fire caused by an interactive fire. All contents were saved. The church, built years ago, suffered extensive damage in the blaze.
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Serigos-McMae Prena Anagelation
Whichmond
St. Mark's Catholic Church
Turner
Murder Case in Bristow Claims Two Men
In Bristow Oklahoma Territory two men Jasper Webbs and W L dohnsn were shot and killed last night. The shooter J Henry a cotton picker fled the scene. Police seek Henry and investigate motive and suspects.
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Kenigpe-McHee Préeas Association
Bristow
I. T
Jasper Webbs
W. L. Dohnsn
J. Henry
Cotton Pleker
Henry
Pension Award Brings Hope to Civil War Veteran
John F Finnegan, a Civil War veteran long living in Biloxi Mississippi and later Indianapolis, will receive a back pension totaling between five and twelve thousand dollars after a lengthy approval process. Attorney Holt pushed the claim after initial denials and years of struggle.
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Washington
Hott
Finnegan
Lnw
Finnegen
Runport
Holt
Pensons
Secretary of the Interior
Tilang
Attorney Holt
Opno
Delaware St
St! Biloxi
Miss
Valued Service Claim Heads to Court Verdict
Mary A. Young was allowed 535 dollars and five cents less than the amount she asked for by a jury in circuit court Friday for services rendered to Georgis A. Ponder before his death. The defense argued against the claim amid the proceedings.
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Mary A. Young
Effeult Court
Georgis
A. Ponder
Fugitives in hiding linked to Miller death case
Indianapolis report: Guy and Zelma White, 19 and 16, sought on murder and assault charges in the death of 12 year old Fred Miller in Playmair. Police planned to arrest them in Monroe hills after information from a respondent about the children’s whereabouts. Judge Stubbs had earlier confronted the mother Mrs Livesay over the missing children, resulting in contempt of court detentions and ongoing efforts to locate the youths.
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Frank Stevenson
Charles Murs
Youd
Monroe Tovaly
Insuna
Guy
Zelma Wille
Frea Milter
Playmair
Sven
Indianapolis
Jude George W. Stunts
Juventia Jeourt
Wle
Stubbs
Short Spurhler
Zelma White
Fred Millne
Thaman Livey
Stubba Trainto
Mnaianapons
Kent Tor
Anatehe
Cnudren
Aenca
Stubns
Stuods
Tivey
Junul Hiveallattors
Juventis
Arter
Mire. Laves
Sia
Fred Miter
Onurder
Boyd
Guy White
Preg Miller
Zetina White
Cniaren
Club of Singers From Old Vienna Attends North American Meeting
The state department notified Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter that the American ambassador at Vienna has sent word that the president of the Wiener Moonergeang Verein accepted the mayor's invitation for that body to attend the North American Sangeruood meeting to be held soon.
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State Department
Washington
Charles A. Bookwalter
Vienna
Wiener Moonergeang Verein
Cigar Stub Ignites Fire at Odd Fellows Building
Adamg Indiana dispatch reports the Odd Fellows’ hall burned yesterday with an estimated loss of 1500. A cigar stub is suspected. Smoke Inspector Walmsley received orders from Mayor Bookwalter to pursue violators of the city’s smoke ordinance and to prosecute smoke inspection vigorously.
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Ind
Odd Fellows
Walmsley Bulletin
Charles A. Bookwalter
Mr. Walmsley
Congressman Hoar Dead In Worcester Massachusetts
Worcester Mass Nov 2 Representative Rockwood Hoar of the Third Massachusetts district son of the late Senator Hoar died last night at his residence after a five week illness He was formerly on the second committee on elections His nomination for Congress followed closely the death of his father in 1904 Guns and rifles listed by Gus Habieh 142 W Washington St
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Garin
Supreme Court
Gavin
Worcester
Mass
Rockwood Hoar
Massachusetts
Grooge ¥. Hoar
Thin City
Sioar
Ute Indians Raid Supply Train Near Arvada
Special from Arvada Wisconsin Nov. 1 James Forren describes a government supply train raid by Utes near Arvada. A sudden attack by Indians seized 5,000 pounds of flour and supplies while troopers were held. More trains will be sent from Arvada as troops suffer shortages. Utes reported moving toward Porter River and back toward Utah.
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Bheridan
Wic
James Forren
Arepda
Forgen Saya 1
Forgen
Arvada
Porter River
Montana
Ree
Ute Ehtef
Kine Mapp
Red Day
Kannapp
Utah
Regutierm Campaign Fund Receives No Judicial Aid
The Regutierm campaign fund did not receive any contributions from Judge Feemant Alford. Probate commissioner Merle N. A. Walker attempted to solicit a donation at the courthouse, but Judge Alford preferred to decide his own contributions to individual candidates.
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Alford
Alfort
Merle N. A. Walker
Atford
Bank Opens In New Corner Location At Market Street
The American National Bank moves from the old federal building to a rejuvenated space at the corner of Pennsylvania and Market. The bank will open for business Saturday at 2 PM, after banking hours, with the move occurring after hours.
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American National
American National Bank
Stonday
Pennsylvania
Marketsta
Federal
Shot by robbers leaves townsfolk shaken in Wis
New Lisbon Wisconsin on November 4 reports Joan Taylor killed and Marana mortally wounded during a night time robbery attempt by masked robbers. Local residents describe a chaotic scene as authorities begin investigations and search for suspects.
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Scrippe-MoKay
New Lisbon
Wis
Joan Taylor
Marana
Japanese Spy Arrested in Manila Incident Sends Shockwaves
A young Japanese student with a military map sketch was seized in Manila for photographing fortifications. He confessed to tracing positions of troops and defenses, triggering immediate arrest and potential deportation. Washington prepared to question Japan if diplomatic action follows.
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Ierreat Linn Canara
Reneanon
Boen
Orogresa
Japan
United States
Francisco
Wenort
Washington
Tegarden
Japanese officers in disguise feared in US ports report
Washington dispatch notes concern over possible Japanese officers posing as stewards or servants aboard American ships. The Navy and State departments debate implications, with claims that such covert roles aided prewar intelligence. Marquis Ito reportedly to retire in December with Downe Katsuen set to replace him in Tokyo.
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Marquis Ito
Serippa-Nichtee
Tokio
Downe” Katsuen
Manchuria
Korea
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