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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
9
Graft clashes over funding for criminal court in Democrat era
Judge Pritchard urged the county council to provide at least $2000 to hire experienced special counsel for graft prosecutions. Prosecutor-elect Elliott Hooton avoided promising specific hires, citing reliance on the council for funds while noting past appropriations. Tensions rose as Hooton accused council leaders of crippling the court to blunt the prosecution effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
County Council
Criminal Court
W. H. Morrison
Council
Elliott R. Hooton
Mr. Hooton
Hooton
Ruckelshaus
James A. Pritchard
Repubican
Marion County Criminal Court
Indianapolis
Taggart Withdraws from Race Upsets Indiana Senate Fight
Monday reports show Thomas Taggart pulling out of the United States senate contest for the Hemenway seat. Kern and Lamb backers claim gains for their candidates while Shively Slack and other camps see new opportunities as Taggart steps aside. New names Brill of Danville and McCabe of Williamsport are mentioned as potential entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
United States
Indianapolis Sun
Thomas ‘Taggart
Hemenway
National Congress
John W. Kern
Taggart
Kern
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Tagswart
B F. Shively
South Bend
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Menzies and Fleming
George W. Brill
Danvile
James McCabe
Williamsport
Lulu Sanders Aims Poison Suicide After Family Farewell
Lulu Sanders a 27 year old widow of 402 East Maryland street told relatives Monday midnight she had swallowed carbolic acid. Dr Taylor at City dispensary treated her but she later confessed she did not drink the poison, though a bottle was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Sanders
Maryland Street
Taylor
City
Missing Mak Found in Atwood With Gripped Auto
Warsaw Ind November 17 Frank Gift missing a week after traveling to Chicago to buy a car was found yesterday at Atwood tinkering with the gearing. He may have been working to move the machine after the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Frank Gift
Chicago
Atwood
German racer Emile Stricker killed in tire explosion
At Birmingham Alabama Emile Stricker and Louis Strang attempted the 24hour track automobile record. A tire exploded at 60 mph sending the car into the fence and wreckage. Stricker 33 unmarried German native died. Leon Barrows injured. Strang paced the night race with thousands watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Emile Stricker
Louis Strang
Leon Barrows
Stricker
Strang
George Robertson
Barrows
New York
Germany
Kaiser Yields to Demand of the Germans
Berlin reports that after a Potsdam conference Emperor William promised to bend to popular sentiment. The Kaiser will submit to Reichstag proposals via Chancellor Buelow, ending his meddling in state affairs, and Count Von Buelow will continue as imperial chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Potsdam
William
von Buelow
Reichstag
Count von Buelow
Deserter's Chicago Romance Ends in Arrest
A romance began with mud pies and school days, then an elopement from Buffalo, N Y, ended with Florence Schill, 20, at Harrison Street station and Albert Hegel captured in South Bend, Ind., awaited return to Chicago to face desertion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Florence Schill
Harrison Street
Albert Hegel
South Bend
Ind
Mayor Bookwalter Calls Important Business Meeting
Important conference notice states Mayor Bookwalter has summoned businessmen to a Board of Trade assembly on Thursday night November 19. The purpose is not divulged, but the meeting’s importance is stressed and a large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Board of Trade Assembly
Widow Duped in Fort Wayne Marriage Robbery Tale
Mrs Verna Searles a young widow from Indianapolis traveled with a man named William Seavie to Fort Wayne to wed. He robbed her of her clothes then disappeared leaving her and her two year old child destitute. Police recovered the garments from a pawnshop and the township trustee aided her return to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fort Wayne
Verna Searles
Indianapolis
Wlliam Searie
Verna’ Séarlé
William Seavie
the Wayne
Columbia Street Mission
Township Trustee’s Office
Rich man detains 15 businessmen with threatening letters
John Wagner of South Bend, valued at $100,000, was jailed in St. Joseph county jail after writing unsigned letters to 15 local businessmen warning them to leave town or face harm. Police say the man is a known crank on law enforcement and traced him as the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
John Wagner
St. Joseph County
Wagner
Jury Trial Refused by Police Judge in Farb Case
Attorney Taylor Groninger challenged Police Judge Whallon on a ruling denying a jury trial for Louis Farb, accused of throwing a stone at a street car conductor. Farb sought postponement. judge insisted jury demand must align with postponement requests, and denied the jury despite Groninger's objection that law requires trial when requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Groninger
Whallon
Louis Farb
Sam Farb
Wharton
Farb
Groninger
Srey
Negroes Fight With Knives in Hotel Kitchen
In the Spencer house kitchen Tuesday Emmett Hill a negro cook and George Watson another negro clashed over a remark. Knives were used with Watson cut on the face and arm. Hill was arrested by Bicycle Policemen Wilson and Todd as others fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer House
Emmett Hill
George Watson
Hill
Watson
Wilson
Todd
Biller to be hanged on December 11 in Chicago
Chicago reports Herman Biller, Bohemian fortune teller, convicted of poisoning the Vizal family, was sentenced today to be hanged on December 11. He made a final plea in federal court and Judge Landis denied a request for a new trial, sending the case into the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman Billek
Vizal
Billek
Illinois
Landis
Supreme Court
Explosion kills four in Kansas City produces house
Four men died instantly and ten were injured in a gas explosion at the produce commission house located at Fifth and Walnut streets in Kansas City. The blast occurred today and residents reported a strong smell of gas preceding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Produce Commission House
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
FATAL SHOOTING SHOCKS WATERBURY AREA
Lees Waterbury, Conn report says John Cavanaugh fatally shot Mrs. Edward L. French and wounded himself. He is locked up. Other items note Princess De Sagan denying separation plans, a government coal trust hearing in Scranton with independent operators as witnesses, and Atlanta mayoral race shifts with James G. Woodward withdrawing in favor of Robert F. Maddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
John Cavanaugh
Edward L. French
Scranton
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Robert F. Maddox
Citizens” Committee
Contests Foreseereshaping Indiana State Seats in Election Fight
Democratic candidates accuse fraud and foreign votes in Lake county and Marion county recounts. They expect a legislative inquiry may overturn state offices won on Nov 3 as they push contests led by Edward Simons and A J Wickey against Republicans. The campaign hinges on alleged Lake county fraud and broader miscounts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Bailey
Asnbarger
New
Larry
Lotz
Marion County
Lake County
Edward Simons
A. J. Wickey
Mr. Wickey
Statehouse
Wickey
Simons
House
Mercy plea heard for John Blunk in stolen motorcycle case
A strong mercy plea was made Tuesday for John Blunk, charged with receiving stolen goods. Police, police court officers, and state's counsel backed clemency to persuade Judge J. A. Pritchard to note the indictment. Davis, Blunk’s accomplice, pleaded guilty to larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blunk
J. A. Pritcherd
William Bogert
Blank
John Davis
Davis
Blunk
Marion County
Pritchard
Mr. Blunk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emile Strickie
Cial
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Taggart
Lulu
Kaiser
Dorothy Dessauer
Middletown
MR. Dessauer
Ferdinand Dessauer, JR
Herman Biller
Degemer
Lees
Paris
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
Legislative Commission
MERCY
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