Five people injured in courthouse elevator crash
Five persons were injured in an elevator accident at the courthouse amid years of repeated malfunctions. Homer Cook, Marion County school superintendent, escaped bruised after the third-floor incident, while others were trapped or jolted as failures kept occurring since the elevator’s installation nearly five years ago.
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Marion County
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John McGregor
Boad
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Frankfort Incuranos Company
Imauranca Company
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Elevator Collapse Injures Five At Marion County Courthouse
Five people were injured when an elevator fell from the third floor to the basement at the Marion County Courthouse. Daisy Smith 20 suffered possible internal injuries and shock. John Mann 59 could not move and was badly injured. Wesley Talbott 33 sprained his right foot and was kept from walking. Herman Tuttle 50 emerged with a bad shock and sprains. Roscoe Zelgner 26 was only slightly bruised.
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Marine Flats
John Mann
West St
Wealey J. Talbott
Michigan St
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Tuttle
Clarian Flats
Marion County
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William RB. Williams
Board of Public Works
Pri
Frank McCrea
Mann
Herman
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Roscoe C. Zelgner
Doctors on the Scene At the Court House Basement Incident
Dozens of responders rushed to aid the injured. Miss Smith was carried to the Board of Public Works office. Mann and Herman Tuttle were moved to the Park Board room for medical attention. Doctors and officials including Dev McShane Kluge Deputy Coroner J F Robertson Dr E C Reyer and Dr Wieser attended the scene.
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Board of Public Works
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Herman Tuttle
Aireet Maperine
Dev. McShane
Kluge
J. F. Robertson
E.’ C. Reyer
The
Roar of Health
Wieser
Lift In Bad Condition At Courthouse Spurs Concern
The dangerous elevator condition at the courthouse was widely noted as a public safety issue. This public remark came as a Wednesday report highlighted ongoing risks and calls for repair or replacement to prevent accidents.
Elevator Shaft Accident Injures Local Boy
W A Roberts a 6 percent disabled youth was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon in the Claypool building at Ohio and Pennsylvania streets when he stepped into an open elevator shaft from a door that failed to catch. He was taken home in an ambulance in charge of Dr. Laughtin.
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E Phytician
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Laughtin
Man in Dying Condition After Street Fight
Charles McGarver, a white man, lay dying at his home on Washington Street after being struck on the head with a board by Morrla McGoa, a young Black man. The injury occurred last Friday. McGoa was arrested for assault and battery, case paused in police court until Friday, then released on small bail. The injured man worsened Wednesday morning prompting police to re-arrest McGoa.
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Washington-st
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MrGarver
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Grand Jury to Probe Assault on McGarvey
Gambier Ohio reports the grand jury will hear the case of assault on Rev James E McGarvey a Kenyon College graduate believed linked to the Pierpon code Prosecutor Bullwell and Dorothea Scarborough prepare the indictment McGarvey’s condition improved but remains weakened Philadelphia mother Emily McGarvey frantic with grief over her son’s brutal maltreatment and worried about his prior appendicitis operation She questions humanity and hopes the attackers are not proven to be the same as those accused in the Pierpon case
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Vladivostok Ablaze as Mob Loots City and Port
A Vladivostok telegram reports the entire city and port in flames, with looting raging as troops restore order. refugees flood harbor areas while famine looms. An official dispatch notes a state of war with soldiers and sailors pivotal in suppressing the riot.
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Taft Out of Politics As Republican Leaders Seek Ohio Help
Washington reports Secretary Taft remains out of politics and too engrossed in his work to consider leading the party in Ohio. Geneva notes Ionace Padé, traveler and planter, recovering from partial paralysis after a trip in America. Chicago witnesses case against beef packers delayed until January 3. St. Petersburg reports compositor strike and work stoppages. New York coverage notes ongoing efforts to oust Mayor Weaver and challenger. Rockford notes Bridget O Brien of Chicago.
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Isle of Pines Declares Independence and Seeks U.S. Territory
Special to the Bun reports that Isle of Pines residents have declared independence, formed a new government, and seek admission as a U.S. territory. Officials are elected, a legislative election call issued, and Cuban sovereignty debates follow the treaty context. A key note recalls the Platt amendment leaving Pines fate to future adjustment.
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Weather forecast for Wednesday night and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions with a warm-up into Thursday. Wednesday night remains tranquil as Thursday rises to warmer temperatures, with no significant precipitation expected.
Immoral Laundry case linked to Chinaman Ching Wing
Court heard how Ching Wing allegedly kept an immoral laundry parlor in Indianapolis with drinking and visits from white and colored girls including Nazaphor Evans and Stella Waddell. Witnesses described thefts of a diamond, money, and a watch, plus alleged favors to a white woman. The trial continues as Nazaphor Evans and Stella Waddell face grand jury proceedings.
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