Charles Gimble to Talk at Meet in Anderson Indiana
Special to The Sun Charles Gimble New York head of the largest department store in the world will speak at the Indians retail merchants association annual meeting in Anderson Indiana January 17 to 19 Also on the program are George A Green Peoria NL former State Senator Niblack of Vincennes Samuel Ralston Lebanon and Charles Lane Fort Wayne Rose Barnhart appointed matron of the Blackfoot Indian school in Montana will leave at once The event marks a notable gathering of regional business and civic figures with Gimble joining other leaders from Indiana and nearby states
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Anderson
Ind
Charles Gimble
New York
The
Indians Retail Merchants’ Association
Mr. Gimble
Vincennes
George A. Green
Peoria
Niblack
Samuel Ralston
Lebanon
Charles Lane
Ft. Wayne
Rose Barnhart
Blackfood Indian School
Montana
Taft Dines With Virginia Governor and Officials
President Taft arrived in Richmond and kept a packed schedule with Gov. W. H. Mann at the executive mansion, a noon luncheon at the Jefferson hotel, an automobile tour to watch Fortress Monroe versus First Virginia regiment, a visit to the state fairgrounds rope meet, and an address to the Virginia teachers association before returning to Washington.
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New South
State League Park
Fortress Monroe
Virginia Regiment
State Fairgrounds
Virginia Teachers’ Association
Taft
Washington
Money Demanded For Boys Release In New York
Police failed to locate eight year old Michael Frizzi of 720 Fifth Avenue and Giuseppe Longo of 186 Twenty First Street Brooklyn held for 5000 dollars ransom each. Investigators link case to band of blackmailers who threatened to behead the boys if payment is not made.
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New York
Michael Frizzi
Fifth Avenue
Giuseppe Longo
Twenty-first Street
Brooklyn
Dr. Scimeca
Manhattan
GARS STOP ONLY ON ONE SIDE IN BUSY DISTRICT
New police traffic rules require street cars downtown to stop only at the near side crosswalks starting Wednesday morning. The near side stopping persists until 8 PM when cars return to stopping at both crossings. vehicle rules remain in effect until 8 o'clock.
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Gars
Millionaire Tramp Pinched in South in Wanderer Tale
Edward Brown of Denver, a millionaire philanthropist who studies sociological conditions with a tramp, was arrested in New Orleans during a southward wander. He is a cousin of W C Brown, president of New York Central Lines.
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New Orleans
Ila
Edward Brown
Denver
Colo
Ufe
South
Brown
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Second Trial Set for Frank Hundley in Saloon Shooting
Anderson Ind November 23 December 8 named for the second trial of banker Frank Hundley Summittville on charges of shooting Alva Lice a saloon keeper during last years local option election raid by the dry faction. Hundley previously fined 700 dollars. appeal to the supreme court sent case back for trial.
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Sun
Anderson
Ind
Frank Hundley
Summittville
Alva Lice
Hundley
Lice
Supreme Court
Trio fired upon near railroad tracks in Boggstown
Shelbyville Ind Nov 23 Three young men Cash Bass Chester Patterson and Charles Bontz were fired at by a man in weeds by the railroad. The bullet pierced Bass’s hut rim as the trio fled without any explanation or motive at hand.
Mrs Flynn Dies Suddenly During Visit in Greencastle
Mrs Mary Flynn aged 50 died of apoplexy in Greencastle Indiana while visiting neighbors. She had recently resided in New Taswell Tennessee. The death occurred Tuesday at the home of M M Hillis during a social visit with former neighbors and relatives.
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San
Greencastle
Ind
Mary Flynn
M. M Hillis
New Taswell
Tenn
Cheap sport shot down by companion
Gary Indiana November 23 Two beers were ordered at a bar. Joe Potoka a Servian and Lazo Medich argued over a nickel. Lazo drew a pistol and Joe fell wounded. Lazo fled through the back door and was pursued for twenty miles before capture.
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Gary
Ind
Joe Potoka
Lazo Medich
Joe
Lazo
Fire Devastates Mining Town Stores
A Wednesday morning blaze in Montgomery, a mining town east of the capital, destroyed the Cahill grocery, Dant barber shop, Charles Farmer restaurant, Grannan hotel, half of the Harris milling company building, and damaged the McPherson drug store, Daily hardware, and the post office. Estimated losses total about 18000 dollars with around 10000 dollars covered by insurance.
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Sun
Washington
Montgomery
Martin Cahill
Dant Brothers
Charles
Farmer
Grannan
J. C. Harris Milling Company
Mort McPherson
Daily Brothers
Wife sees husband die by train. save child in act
In South Bend Indiana on Tuesday Napoleon Hamp, 62, was struck and killed by a train within ten minutes of a family reunion. His wife and infant child leapt to safety, escaping harm as the tragedy unfolded in the same moment.
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South Bend
Ind
Napoleon Hamp
Gary Slayer Guilty in Ten Hour Trial
Hammond Indiana witnesses report Ivan Belis a Kansas City man was found guilty in Lake county superior court for the death of Simon Nestorovich with robbery named as the motive. The ten hour trial concluded Tuesday.
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Gary Slayer
The
Sun
Hammond
Ind
Ivan Belis
Kansas City
Simon Nestorovich
Gary Baker
Lake County
Hunter shoots dog sparks theft warrant in Indiana
Columbus Indiana tale reports Low Perci field of Indianapolis shot the head off a dog borrowed from farmer Charles Speice near here after it failed to hunt. Speice then seeks revenge and a warrant is issued on an affidavit for chicken theft, five years old.
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Columbus
Ind
Low Percifield
Indianapolis
Charles Speice
Plan new Elks home in Hammond after mortgage release
John F. Riley exalted ruler of the Elks announces the release of a $5,000 mortgage on the Hammond clubhouse. The plan is to sell about $20,000 in stock to fund a new clubhouse costing around $50,000, which would require another mortgage.
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Sun
Hammond
Ind
John F. Riley
the Elks
The
Elks
Blacksmith Blinded in Saw Accident at Wayneetown
In Wayneetown Indiana on November 23 Lee Schlosser a blacksmith was cutting a wagon tongue with a buzzsaw when a sliver struck his eye. The sight in that eye was entirely destroyed.
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Waynetowan
Ind
Lee Schlosser
The Last Slogans Published for Indianapolis City
A long list of booster slogans and city banners crowns Indianapolis as the hub of industry, progress, and commerce. The compilation touts Hoosier pride, Blended quotes, and calls to Boosters with markers like Indiana hub, Garden City, and capital of industry, reflecting a bygone civic push.
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Hoosier
Indianapolis
VU. S.A
Indianapol
Indianapollis
Bower House of Boosters
TRE Traction Terminal
Mystic Circle
Our Standard
Bit of pipe injures Indiana banker after bicycle crash
Rushville Indiana reports A B Irvin president of the Farmers trust company struck by a sewer pipe while biking Tuesday night. He suffered a three inch gash above the eye. earlier his automobile had overturned without injury to him. Also noted Jesse Lawson 73 unable to walk after a paralysis stroke while active as a stock buyer. Co B Worth to enter a piano contest at Huntington promising twenty hours of performance.
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Rushville
Ind
A. B. Irvin
Farmers’ Trust Company
Mr. Irvin
Jesse Lawson
Co. B. Worth
Huntington
Storage Bird Under Ban Practiced in Princeton
The Be kind to all society of Princeton condemns storage turkey due to cruelty claims. They say the bird is crucified before death with tail feathers pulled to avoid blood stains, though pickers report feathers are removed quickly with little pain.
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Princeton
Ind
River Delegate Named to Washington Congress
Greencastle Ind Nov 23 Jesse W Weik named a delegate to the river and harbors congress in Washington December 7 to 9 He was recently elected to the Authors club of London in a short time ago event
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Greencastle
Ind
Jesse W. Weik
Washington
Weik
Author's Club of
London
Richmond Wreck Blame Placed On Engineer
Coroner A. L. Bramkamp assigns fault for the Richmond wreck that cost Engineer D. E. Bales his life. Investigation shows the red block was set improperly.
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Richmond
Ind
A. L. Bramkamp
D. E. Bales
Fragmentary note on engineer after wreck
A fragment notes a confrontation with the engineer and a postwreck stance, implying no opportunity to alter the block in the meantime.
Bucket Hat Saves Life Of Girl Owner
In Anderson Indiana on November 23 Miss Pear Shaw wearing a bucket shaped hat ran after a runaway horse. The buggy hit the curb and overturned trapping her beneath. The horse kicked her in the head but she escaped with only minor injuries. A bystander noted the hat saved her life.
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Anderson
Ind
Couple Disappear Believed Married In Covington
Newcastle Indiana November 24 police seek Hazel Hamilton 17 daughter of a local business man who vanished Tuesday. Officers also search for George Lester, believed missing and possibly married to Hamilton in Covington Kentucky.
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Newcastle
Ind
Hazel Hamilton
George Lester
Covington
Deal Near Completion As Universal Motor Buys Shredder Property
Newcastle Ind Nov 23 A deal between the Safety Shredder Co and the Universal Motor Co will transfer ownership of property now held by the shredder firm. The arrangement is expected to close around December 1.
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Newcastle
Ind
Safety Shredder Company
Universal Motor Company
Motor Company
Shredder Company
Broker Fights Duel With Young Burglar
Evansville Ind November 23 Edward N Viele broker narrowly escaped a bullet from a burglar ransacking his home. Viele wrestled the revolver away after the first shot and fired twice more, the burglar fled. About an hour later a well dressed young man came to Dr L M Helmann asking bullet removal from his left arm, claiming target practice.
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Evansville
Ind
Edward N. Viele
Viele
L. M. Helmann
Glass Plant at Spencer Reopens After Two Years
Spencer Indiana November 23 The Spencer glass plant closed for two years will start operations within days with about one hundred workers. A 25 player symphony orchestra directed by W S Coffey has been formed and concerts will be held twice monthly through the winter.
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Spencer, Ind
Spencer Glass
W.S. Coffey
Sophomore Tug Of War Endures Cold Pond Initiation
In Richmond Indiana on November 23 Earlham College sophomores again endured a cold bath as freshmen forced a pond tug of war. The contest stretched a rope across the water and the freshmen faced a stronger, huskier freshmen pull, winning the round.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham
Brothers Inhale Gas And Both Die At Indiana Inquest
Thomas and Dewitt Rutledge brothers from Koleen Green county were asphyxiated in a Terre Haute boarding house. On arrival they rented a room for a commercial school session. A faulty wiring incident caused the electric light and gas to be turned on together, leaving them dead as they slept.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas
Dewitt" Rutledge
Koleen
Green County
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