Armored cars roll over Chicago streets
Chicago reports show five electric trains leaving Wentworth avenue barns guarded by 316 armed policemen. Crowds jeered as the patrol wagon followed. no violence occurred though churning crowds disrupted business. Police planned court action to curb strikers and protect operations. Eight hundred officers guarded seven blocks to the uptown terminus. workers hurled epithets and missiles but trains returned safely amid crackling unrest.
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Chicago
Wentworth Ave
Barna
Wey
Clark and
Waahbington-sts
Fach Po- Neeman
Baby Found Alive In Ash Barrel In Indianapolis
Two month old boy later named Ben Alley was found crying in an ash barrel behind 1704 College Ave. The infant, wrapped in papers, was discovered after a night-long search prompted by a neighbor hearing cries. He was taken to Indianapolis orphanage. authorities suspect a parent intended to abandon or kill him.
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Ben Alley
Lowe
Bernauer
Jite
Ben
John R. Allen
College-ave
Little Ben
Wiliam M. Hedrick
Seventeenth St
Hedrick
Allen
Mr. Hedrick
Cice
Lowe Anderrnauer
Indianapolis
Fourteenth St
Collegeave
Defense of James Cage Leads to Courtroom Plea
In police court James Cage, colored, pleads not fit for work and cites a defense. an officer notes Cage ran when approached Thursday night and leaped a seven foot fence. A separate trial in the suit by Thomas Gray against Benjamin Snyder and the Merchants' Heat and Light Co. for $500 opens before Judge McMaster. Gray claims Snyder forced him to quit under influence, with Gray stating he was badly hurt afterward.
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James Cage
Crint
James
Thomas Gray
Benjamin Bnyder
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
McMaster
Gray
Snyder
Mqnor
Classified Ad Fragments Spark Broad Wants Listed
Liner advertisements show rooms for rent dogs wanted mill worker needs job items for sale and various wants including nurse and horse listings with incomplete phrases and misspellings from the page.
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Baleaman
Nurss
Riverside golfers seek new links on unused hill ground
Mayor Holtzman W W Carter and Harry Repperly led a Riverside golf group to petition the park board for new links on an unused hilltop south of Thirtieth Street. They offer to fund all improvements and seek a five year lease. board to consider the proposal.
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Holtzman
W. W. Carter
Harry Repperly
Riverside
Thirtieth-st
Wolfers
Principal seeks police help to curb pamphlets at school
Misa Kirlin principal of School No. 4 on Michigan Street asks police to detail officers to prevent pamphlet and booklet distribution to students at noon and dismissal. She calls the practice a nuisance as children read and gather on corners. department promises assistance.
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Police Department
Misa Kirlin
Michigan St
Yankee Soldiers to Fight Battles of Panama Republic
In Judge Carter's court Friday morning the Osgood case saw good nature yet thorough argument. Rebecca Adams testified on adoptive relations, noting Ida was called their daughter from the start and spoke of them as parents. A witness joked about age differences between two young girls, implying a small gap.
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Panama Republic
Carter
Osgood
Rebecca Adams
Osgoods
Harris
Mrs. Adams
Ida
George Huggins
Tuexod-st
Slater
Indianapolis Area Weather Forecast for 36 Hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity through 8 p m November 13. Cloudy and threatening conditions expected Friday and Saturday with possible rain in Indiana and nearby states. Temperatures recorded at 7 am 34, noon 41, 2 pm 42 With Easterly winds and a chance of precipitation. Local notices mention barbershop and cider vendors in the area.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Panama Crisis Looms As U S Prepares Troops
The War Department considered sending two regiments to the Isthmus on short notice amid reports of possible action on Panama policy. Transports McClellan and Kilpatrick are readied, with supplies arranged. Colombia’s intentions remain uncertain and no further steps will be taken yet. President formally recognizes Panama, with Varilla presenting credentials at the White House. A state statistics briefing notes Panama’s population near 300,000, area 30,000 square miles, and annual commerce around 50 million, led by the United States as its largest partner.
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Washington
Panante
War Department
McClellan
Kilpatrick
New York
White House
Hay
Wilson
Hale
Hanna
Spooner
Fairbanks
Platt
Conneccut
Allison
Congress
Asault
Panama
Bureau of Etatietics
Department of Commerce
Cvia
New Republic
United States
Colon
Indiana
Iengih
Pacific
Atlante
Aspinwall
Siver
Three Acres for a Park Plan by Boswell Heirs
The Boswell heirs present a plat of ground at the edge of College Ave for use as a park. The triangular three acre plot is described as suitable for park development with several trees and accessible layout. The filing signals a city park proposal awaiting approval.
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Boswell
Ciegeave
Trouble on Pats Track Turns Up at Juvenile Court
Pat Hunt of 416 California Street faced juvenile court on Friday charged with pointing two guns at Jim Crow, an employee of Kingan's. It was his fourth court appearance. he claimed he had been trying to study and behave but felt trouble was on him. Judge Stubbs remained undecided on Pat's fate.
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Pat Hunt
California-stain
Jim Crow
Kingan’s
Pat
Stubbs
After the loafers menaced Indianapolis district officers action
Officer Carter reports orders to crack down on loafers along Indiana Avenue. four arrests were made Thursday night as patrols tighten, with warnings to workers and a call for idle youths to seek jobs amid city concerns.
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Carter
Indian-ave
Indiana-ave
Ron
Indianapols
Pereslman Carter
Dynamite Panic Injures Boy at Lowe School
A dynamite cap exploded at Lowe School near Rosedale injuring 11 year old Calvin Laney who was handling the cap found near an old coal mine. The blast caused a panic among pupils as teachers moved students to safety and medical staff tended to the injured hand.
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Ind
Lowe
Rosedale
Calvin Laney
Acoal
Fractured Arm and Injuries From Footpads
Robert J. Jerusalem, 68, of SS N. State Ave, suffered a deep scalp wound and a fractured right arm after being struck from behind at Randolph and Marwetove while returning from the pay car with $35. Neighbors found him unconscious, he was taken home, and his pockets were emptied. Injuries described as not serious.
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Robert J. Jerusalem
N. Stateave
Jerusalem
Panhandle
Randolph and
Marwetove
Accused of giving up secrets sparks knightly feud in Smelbyville
In Smelbyville Indiana on Thursday night Alfred Major a high school teacher and cousin of author Charles Major was stabbed twice in the back by Edgar Bradley 25 son of a wealthy farmer. Major accused Bradley of revealing Knights of Pythias orders secrets leading to a quarrel during which Bradley struck with a knife. Bradley was arrested on assault and battery with intent to kill and released on sixty dollars bond.
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County
Knights of Pythian Lodge
Major
Bradley
Park Board Advances Boulevard Proposition
Mayor Hojtaman and new member Hiram Brown joined park board members for a reception before the panel reviewed plots for Pleasant Run and Fail Creek boulevards. They planned to seek court appraisers to condemn needed property. A South-side delegation urged Pleasant Run boulevard, but the board proceeded already.
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Hojtaman
Park Board
Hiram Brown
Brown
Fail Creek
Tiwan
Allen
Elrcuit Court
Altikens
Pleasant Run
Gossip on Commission Row Eggs and Poultry Prices
Receipts of eggs are high and prices paid to farmers rise. Shippers sought more eggs and turkeys for the Thanksgiving trade but faced limited movement and no early receipts. A ten cent drop in barrel prices echoes the week’s weaker silk market.
Black mongrel dog attacks pedestrians in daytime fracas
A vicious black mongrel roamed near a store at 7 a.m. Friday, biting several women as it dashed across the street. Edward Watts intervened and the animal lunged, inflating its jaws inches long. Miss Louise Sturm was also bitten but flesh injuries were not serious. The dog then fled west and turned north on Senate Avenue.
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Atote
Mer
Ita
Edward Watts
Everett Seed
Louise Sturm
Everett Seed House
Senate-ava
Dispute Over City Improvement Work Reaches Hearing
Attorneys for property owners and Hucklest argued Friday before the Board of Works over the conduit project. Barrett criticized payment claiming the work failed to meet contract specs while Chynginger Jeup reported poor adherence to specifications. Lexar Brown sided with Durrett, Hoover urged payment, and the board sent the engineer to the street for a return meeting. next hearing Monday.
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Attorners
Hucklest
Boat of Works
Barrett
Old Board of Works
Chynginger Jeup
Lexar Brown
Durrett
W. ¥. Hoover
Boart
Inspector Cowgill Appointed To Succeed Pavey
Clarence Cowgill was named inspector to replace Jesse Pavey. He will perform the work of stenographer in the board’s office and is added to the inspector’s payroll.
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Clarence Cowgil
Jesse Pavey
Cowgill
Steingrapher
Board
Holmes Draws 1000 In Lottery At Panhandle Shops
William Holmes of 1110 Shelhyst street said he won 1000 dollars Thursday night in a lottery with a 2 cent ticket. He plans to buy a home and spoke to THE SUN on Friday. A local incident involved theft of Stewart's possum, with a planned possum feast at 917 Massachusetts Avenue delayed until another possum is secured. Stewart described possums as tasty and joked about them replacing turkey for Thanksgiving.
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Wiliam Holmes
Shelhyst
Maehindat
Panhandle
Scord
Holmes
Stewart
F. Stewart
Massachusetts Evr
Holdoo Dancer Set for Knight Friday Night Dance
Howard J Doyle and Cambri teacher will host a dow dance at Knightatown on Friday night. The program opens with a two step of about 17 minutes followed by three other dances and a closing waltz. Attendance is uncertain as some fear danger or a fatal mishap may occur during the event.
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Howard J. Doyle
Cambri
Knightatown
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Dale Matthews, the Angel who raised bills to Retenow complete her education in formal school, was read from county Jal, Friday morning. Her freedom may be short airl is only out on $0 bond, an uncle, a druggist of Fre ben county. The young coff. We tried before Judge Ander. The uncle ly, a maciot consi and will defend his niece poweibias.
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Dale Matthews
Farmal
Reed
Jal
Ben County
Coff
Judre Ander
Poweibias
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Joseph Waterhouse
Whiliam Watson
Willam Weatherwax
John Wertherwax
Hell
Officer Crist
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Wuischners
Yas Talgys
AkatCoast
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Barnye
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Mave
Republic
Republic of
Phillippe Beuna Varilla
Enyoy Intra
Cre- Mentiaia
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Knights OF Pythias Lodge
Edgar Bradley
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Juriga Allen
State House
Holdoo
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