Adolph Weber Crying After Murder Allegations Surface
Special to The Sun from Auburn California Nevada reports Adolph Weber, jailed on murder charges of his father mother and sister and alleged involvement in the younger brother's death, broke down in tears after coroner's verdict. Witness testimony places Weber with friends at a hotel and candy shop during the crucial period, weakening his alibi.
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Adrian Wills
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Eat Weber
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Adora
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Bennett drinks poison in accidental floor cleaner mix
The Bennett man drank a strong solution of mercury chloride and alcohol at Mrs. Eli Lilly's residence on Meridian Street while laying a carpet. He smelled liquor, found the solution prepared for floor cleaning, and tasted it. Dr. Leaver at City Dispensary hurriedly treated him at home on Sixteenth Street. He is expected to recover.
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Eli Lilly
Meridian St
Mrs. Lilly
Dr. Leaver
City
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Amiu- Yaxco
Small boy held for loitering at terminal station
Clarence Miller aged 11 was arrested by Patrolman Hostetter at the Terminal station on loitering charges while attempting to earn money to help his widowed mother. He was locked up at the police station and sent to juvenile court by Judge Whelton after a prior appearance in that court.
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Hostetter
Walon Sttaion
Whelton
Eor
Changes Mind In Sausage Maker Case At Commission
Albert Fy, a sausage maker from Kingan, told a commission that his wife Mary Bogi is insane and jealous, locking doors and windows to keep him from leaving. He begged the commission not to issue papers to remove her, while examiners deemed the woman insane, awaiting further evaluation before action.
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Albert Fy
Kingan’ Urday
Mary Bogi
Hogi
Highway Robbery Guilty Plea by William Walsh
William Walsh pleaded guilty in criminal court on Saturday to highway robbery after taking $11 from Thornton Burton. Judge Alford sentenced him to two to five years in the penitentiary. Additional notes reference Pimpee, Walschnera-Feet, Stegemeir Brow, and other scattered text.
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Wiliam Walsh
Thornton Burton
Alford
Charles Kopp May Die After Morphine Attempt
Charles Kopp of 22 Market Street tried to take his life with an eighth of an ounce of morphine Friday. Doctors at City hospital report his recovery doubtful after a struggle during treatment. This is the third Kopp family death by self harm in the same house, following earlier suicides by his father and a sister. Kopp had been unemployed and despondent.
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H. Marketst
Kopp
Metnrivhs
Thy
Chy
Serrely
Kim
Mnd
Nome Tle
Adams in Lead as Denver Returns Plurality Grows
Reported returns show Adams leading with a plurality of over ten thousand as Denver votes tally amid union unrest. Cripple Creek district shock after federation miners’ officials flee alleged conspiracy tied to last year’s riot. charges dropped for several, others released on bail.
Old Timers in Court Over Divorce Case
In Mes. Dear J. Mulford sues for divorce from her second husband A L Morford, who had been divorced previously. Morford confronts the suit as the judge notes past knowledge of his character and dismisses or delays the decision.
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J. Mulford
AL Morford
Murdered in an Auto Near Lemont Illinois
A Chicago telegram reports a sensational murder mystery. The body of a chauffeur named Bates was found in his car two miles southeast of Lemont near Joliet, about 23 miles from Chicago. A pistol bullet had pierced Bates’ head and the car showed signs of a struggle. Bates was last seen alive leaving the Auditorium hotel Friday night. The automobile was hired from Lag Canary & Co in Chicago by a man claiming to be Mr. Dove, a guest at the American hotel, a name clerks deny.
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Chicago
Witte Lam Bates
Lemont
Pear Jobiet
Peter Feehane
Bass
Bates
Auditorium Hotel
Nan Patterson Faces Murder Trial Amid Bravery and Fear
Special to the Suns reports Nan Patterson, a striking actress, facing murder charges as jury selection completes. The narrative details her poised bearing in court, the looming evidence, and a letter from a German witness while noting the impending testimony of Mrs. Young’s widow and Patterson’s resolve.
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Cuesue
Battle 15 on Scripps of Rak Cablegram
Dispatches report a battle commencing near Mukden and Liao Yang with Russian and Danish forces aiding. The Japanese Manchuria deployment is stated at 57,000 troops, with more expected as operations intensify against opposing guns.
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Orphans' Home Thanksgiving Offerings Announced
The annual thanksgiving offerings to the Indianapolis orphan nayhum will be received at the When clowning store by f& committer including Mrs. Addison C. Harris, Mr. Arthur Grover, Mr. Franka Landers, Mrs. John W. Kern, Mrs. Willan Lynn, Mrs. Joan Wurams end, and John A. Bradshaw. Contributions of clothing and supplies will be made at the home College-ove and Thirteenth-st.
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Addison C. Harris
Arthur. Grover
Franka Landers
Anna Haga
John W. Kern
Fred
Gregory
Willan Lynn
John
Joan @ Wurams
John A. Bradshaw
Four Liable Wills Probate After Sisters Embroideries
Four sisters who ran an embroidery and millinery shop on Washington St left identical wills dictating that the oldest administrator receive the first share and each heir should pass on property to the next sister. Katherine died six years ago, Eliza two years ago, Caroline this month. The will, with all property, was probated Saturday in the Union National Bank building. Diamonds and Jewelry offered by Mullally at Monument Place. William J. Richards, president, invites inspection.
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Washington-st
Cam Limon
Mira Katherine
Eliza
Mira J
Caroline
Alea
Carolin
Secret Water Pressure Meeting In Indianapolis
Mayor Holtman City engineer Jeno Vice president Boyd and Supt tall of the Indianapolis water company held a closed conference about water pressure at the Meridwnst MOK church fire. Callers were denied access. the meeting lasted two hours. No one would talk afterward. The next meeting is set for Monday to go over the matter again. Weather: cloudy with temperatures around 67 at noon and 54 at 2 PM.
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Supt Tall
Indianapolis Water Companys
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Foltzman
Likt
Coots
Water Company
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Boy is killed by accidental shooting at pigeon hunt
Oscar Weiderman, 35, son of Mrs. A Weiderman of 89 Temple Ave, was killed instantly when his cousin Ketzenberger discharged a Flobert rifle while the two boys hunted pigeons on Tacoma Street. Weiderman was cleaning the weapon when the bullet struck his neck, severing the jugular. Doctors Bracken and Swartzel failed to help. body held for coroner. DAUGHTER OF JAMES E MORAND DIES IN CINCINNATI. Deed caused by Divorce troubles. Grace Morand of Indianapolis, widow, died Friday in Cincinnati by drinking carbolic acid mixed in whiskey. The suicide surprised friends, as she had seemed in better health recently. Grace Morand married James H. Fennessy, the theatrical magnate, but had not lived together for some time amid divorce proceedings. Fennessy, worth about $150,000, co-owner of the Empire Theatre, Indianapolis, had filed for divorce alleging alienation of affections by a medical student. she filed a counter petition. The body may be brought home for burial.
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Temple-ave
Ketzenberger
Tacomast
Flobert
Weiderman
James E. Fennessy
Grace Morand
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Selma Hershan
Fennessy
Empire Theater
Everett Adds Chapter on Knox Campaign Efforts
H J Everett states an attorney in Knox’s bid to join the county ticket for congress was promised a fee from Democratic headquarters. Everett alleges Joseph K Bell paid a photographer for legal work before election officials and that T Taggart, chaired the Democratic National Committee, hinted fees were ready. Everett says Knox promised payment and warned the aunt’s case will yield more inside information after trial.
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George L. Knox
Marion County
H. J. Everett
Knox
Hyerett
Joseph K. Bell
T. Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Everett
Democratic
Fanning
Bell
Taggart
T Ia Triad
Lawson war on bucket shops vows to bankrupt them
The Journal reports Thomas W. Lawson has mobilized agents in 50 cities to buy stock in advance and drive bucket shops out of business. He claims to aim to bankrupt every bucket shop within 30 days, with profits of 5 to 6 million, then endow a home for broken-down speculators.
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Ecripps-M'Rae
Boston
the Journal
Thomas WV. Lawson
Journal
Lawson
Bridges Auctioned For County Improvements
Alexander Cohen led a county sale Saturday to auction five bridges as junk to fund new structures. Lew Shank topped bids on iron and steel bridges including Riverave and Umrichs ville, with amounts around two to four thousand dollars.
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Michigan-st
Alexander Cohen
Lew Shank
Court
Cohen
Riverave
Umrichsville
Fraim Family Sees Father Given 60 Days In Workhouse
Mrs John Fraim accompanied by three children attended the criminal court Saturday as her husband pleaded not guilty to forgery. He had passed a false check for seven dollars to Joseph H Roberts. Fraim's youngest son cried as the judge ordered him to stand, and the court sentenced him to sixty days in the workhouse, sparing prison.
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Criminal Court
Joseph H. Roberts
Fraim
Alford
President Will Not Discuss Tariff Revision in Message
The White House announced on Saturday that the president would not discuss tariff revision in his forthcoming message to Congress. He plans to consult Congress with leading Republicans before deciding on a response and timing for the measure.
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Washington
White House
Tari
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That City Postoffice Race and Political Nominations
The Indianapolis postoffice race stirs political talk with many names named for postmaster. The field includes Baron Rothschild, Charles A. Hookwalter, and Val Mary H. Smith. County support favors Smith, while opposition emerges from some Republicans and a junior Indiana Senator’s stance. News reports note no specific challenger yet and questions loom over Roosevelt's selection.
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Senator Fairbanks
Baron Rothschild
Charles A. Hookwalter
Val Marry H. Smith
Indiana
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Smith
Repube
City Briefs Highlights From Sunday Events In Town
Sunday schedule features Robert J. Hamilton leading thanksgivings at the Boys' Club and a landscape exhibit by R. Gruele at Herman's Art Store on N Pennyslvania Street. Also a Willant street sacred service and cantata Readuide at Broadway MEE, a German lecture on The German gang at the German house, and a Grand Opera House cantata The princes of peace by First Baptist quartet. Dr Villers to preach The blessedness of the peacemakers. Pearson Lucky land near Bearcreek Felds shows richer resources as holdings rise. YMCA mass meeting planned at Grand Opera House with speaker G N Bleree of Dayton. Anapolis photo exhibit opens at Herron Art Institute with exhibitors including Christt H Duden and others. Also a treatment note for piles promises a guaranteed cure with money-back refund if PasO Ointment fails.
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Gs Landscapes
R. FR Gruele
Herman's Art Store
N. Pennesylvania-st
Willant
Beck Swift Steet
Broadway
Adolf Falbteanes
Soctaler Turner
First Baptist Church
Dr. Villers
Pearson
John R. Vearman
Bearcreek Wil Feld
Portland
Grand Opera House
Bleree
Dayton
Taianapolia Photographs Club
Herron Art Institute
Chistt
Duden
Fulgraff
Jordan
Tam Odgers
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