Court Seeks Missing Girl in Downtown Indianapolis
Juvenile court and police search for 16 year old Misa Kettlewell missing about two weeks. Her parents say she frequented skating rinks and may have met young men. A diamond dealer, Fred Nichols, suspected of offering her a job, disappeared after a court summons. Nichols and his father run businesses tied to S. T. Nichols & Co. and optical supplies. the firm faces receivership but remains solvent. Authorities urge information.
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Dalyst
Juvenile Court
Misa Kettlewell
e@ city
Fred W. Nichols
Miss Kettlewell
Nichols
Smith T. Nichols
Miss Graydon
Young Nichols
Indianapoli
St. Louis
Albert Lorsch
New York
Preacher Fined for Assault in Police Court
Glenn Cook a former member of the Griggy Bluks told Police Judge Whallon he would do no wrong as a minister of the gospel. The judge fined him $10 and costs and sentenced 10 days in the workhouse for assault and battery on Ralph Cone of the Pentecost band. Cone says Cook owes $50 and he confronted Cook for it. Cook threw him out after choking him. Cook admits the assault but denies the debt.
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Glenn Cook
Griggy Bluks
Whallon
Ralph Cone
Pentecost Band
Cone
Cook
Changes in City Sewer Plans Reform Fulton Street Work
Charles A Brown, who prepared sewer plans for the city civil engineer, altered the Fulton street sanitary sewer route from Ohio to St Clair streets. The new plan builds a sewer on Spring Street half a square west and connects Faltoast property via alley connections, reducing overall cost substantially.
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Charles A. Brown
Fulton-st
Ohio
St. Clair-sts
Spring St
Skillets as Weapons In Domestic Assault Case
Mrs. Ida Pruett was fined and costs in police court on Monday for assault and battery on her husband George Pruett. He faced the charge too but was discharged. Officers found teapots skillets and other cooking utensils scattered across the floor at 10 South Noble Street.
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Ida Pruett
George Pruett
Pruett
S. Noble St
Knifed Man Found On Washington Street Bridge
George Scragges, a Black man, was found early Sunday morning on the Washington Street bridge by Patrolmen Henry and Anderson, severely wounded from multiple stab wounds. William Foxworthy and his son Clarence, claiming he insulted them, are charged with assault and were arrested.
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George Scragges
Henry and
Anderson
W. Washington Et
William Foxworthy
Clarence
Restaurant dispute ends with shooting in city
Joe Logan a colored man was shot in the chin by Edward Williams who runs a restaurant on 10th Street. The incident followed a complaint by Logan that he was not getting enough to eat for $3.50 paid weekly. Both men were arrested.
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Joe Logan
Edward Williams
Logan
Robe theft suspect found sleeping in boxcar
Patrolman Frank Bolen recovered a valuable lap robe from John Grandson of Baltimore after finding him asleep in a boxcar by the Lake Erie tracks at Sixteenth street. Grandson claimed the robe was stolen from a buggy on Ash Lane.
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Frank Bolen
John Grandson
Baltimore
Grandson
Lake Erie Tracks
Ashlan
Burglars Raid Homes and Grocery Steal Items
Burglars entered Roy Webster’s grocery at 544 East Washington Street Sunday night and took cigars and tobacco. At John Walter’s home, 709 East Capitol Avenue, $5 was stolen. At Dean Wainscott’s home, 711 East Capitol Avenue, a box valued at $19 was taken from his cabinet.
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Roy Webster
Washington St
John Walter
Capitol-ave
Dean Wainscott
Capitol- Big
Mr. Wainacott
Local Jottings in Indianapolis Bets on Holidays and Happenings
The bulletin notes first Equity Farm Journal copies issued by the American Society of Equity, old J A Everitt link, judging by Walsh trial, Landis visit, and local politics. It mentions tents sale from Indiana National Guard, church gatherings, Belt Railway elevation delay, city workers hunting, and a Bible study event at Fraternity Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Equity Farm Journal
American Society of Equity
J. A. Everitt
Farmer's Union
Indianapolis
Chicago
Receiver Appointed For Indiana Coal Mine Amid Car Shortage
Calora Coal company seeks protection in superior court over rail diversion by John R. Walsh's Southern Indian. Judge Leathers names August M. Kuhn as receiver as the mine, valued at a quarter of a million dollars, keeps operating despite $20,000 in debts and a $2,500 payroll due. George G. Hadley, superintendent, filed the suit to recover owed salary and prevent insolvency.
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Pany
Superior Court
Indiana
Clarence E. Jones
J. M. Leathers
Walsh
Judge Leathers
August M. Kuhn
George G. Hadley
Pierre Gray Dies At 53 In Indianapolis Pneumonia
Pierre Gray aged 53 died at his home 1309 North Pennsylvania Street at 1 5 o'clock Monday afternoon from pneumonia. He was an attorney and a son of Isaac P. Gray former governor of Indiana.
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Pierre Gray
Pennsylvania St
Celebration marks fortieth anniversary of Seventh Presbyterian
The Seventeenth Seventh Presbyterian church observes forty-year milestone with Sunday to Tuesday services led by Rev R V Hunter former pastor, greetings from Rev W A Hendrickson, and sermons by Rev George Knox and Rev M L Haines. Special music featured.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church
R. V. Hunter
Buffalo
N. Y
W. A. Hendrickson
Twelfth Presbyterian Church
George Knox
Lafayette
F. O. Ballard
Memorial Church
M.L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Trial Postponed In Pettibone Murder Case Boise Idaho
The Pettibone trial for complicity in ex Governor Steunenberg's murder was moved from today to tomorrow as Clarence Darrow and District Attorney Hawley delayed arriving from Rathdrum where the Steve Adams trial ended with a jury disagreement.
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Boise
Idaho
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Clarence Darrow
Hawley
Steve Adams
Rathdrum
Gas light locations to be studied by board
D S Bell city light inspector and the Board of Public Works completed a list of gas light locations and will inspect before action. Three lights are planned for a square along N Meridian street where shade is heavy.
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Bell
City Light Inspector
Board of Public Works
N. Meridian St
Ford Motor Company Sues for 10000 and Seeks Receiver
The Ford Motor company filed suit Monday afternoon charging that two drafts and a bill of exchange were deposited with the Rich Creek bank but no money was ever received. They seek $10,000 in damages and ask the court to appoint a receiver for the bank.
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Richcreek Bank
Ford Motor Company
Warrants Charged Smokers Under City Ordinance
Warrants were issued Monday against ten business firms for violating the smoke ordinance. City smoke inspector David M. Walmsley filed the charges, with appearances likely in police court on Tuesday.
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David M. Walmsley
Married in Jail Shocks Marion County
Ella M. Elliott and Bert Hizer, both colored, were married Monday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Holme while in the Marion county jail, marking an unusual nuptial in custody.
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Ella M. Elliott
Bert Hizer
Marion County
Justice of the Peace
Holme
United States Weather Forecast Tonight Cold Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler daytime conditions. Sunrise is 6 42 and sunset 4 23. Noon observations and forecast data included for regional weather context.
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United States
Board of Public Works urges faster action on Latin Virginia Viaduct repair
Board members criticized the city council for delaying a resolution directing the mayor and board to repair the Virginia avenue viaduct. They stated the viaduct has been repaired and is now safe, and urged prompt, decisive steps to maintain safety.
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Board of Public Works
Vir-ginia-are
Hartwig Kahtler Tome for Aged People donation drive
Managers of Hartwig Kahtler Tome for Aged People invite Thanksgiving donations at their home 1248 1st Washington Street, accepted any time before Thursday.
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Washington St
United States Exchange Bank Reopens in Harlem
The United States Exchange Bank in Harlem, closed about a month ago, reopened today after temporary shutdown.
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United Press
New York
United States Exchange Bank
Harlem
Thanksgiving Worship and Donations Planned Citywide
Union Thanksgiving services set for Thursday morning at First Baptist Vermont and Meridian with readings by J. Frank Hanly and sermons by Joshua Stansfield. Donations for Eleanor hospital via Tabernacle Presbyterian Rev. Neil McPherson, plus multiple church services and downtown donation points across Indianapolis.
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Union
First Baptist Church
Vermont
Meridiansts
J. Frank Hanly
Joshua Stansfield
Howard van Auken
Marflower Congregational Church
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
Neil McPherson
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Hospital
Frederick Taylor
Roberts Park
Home Presbyterial
Rader and
C. L. Harper
St. Paul's M. E
Ladies’ Aid
Hall Place M. E
Sixteenthst
Hall Place
Tilman Flobson
South St. Baptist Church
Fletcherave
Noble St
George D. Wolfe
Fletcher Place
M. E
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Propylaeum
Women of the Rescue Mission
Brookside Ave
G. J. Marott’s
Washington St
Saks
D. H. Baldwin Music Store
Day Nursery
Badger Furniture Store
Hope Mission of Indiana
N. Capitol. Ave
J. H. Reed
L. E. Morrison and Company
Washinston-st
Street extension approved to connect Morris street to Shelby street
The Board of Public Works ordered Morris street extended to Shelby street on Monday. Morris street currently ends a block from Shelby street with a coalyard in between. A nearby telephone exchange complicates access for telephone workers needing to reach street cars on Virginia avenue, requiring passage through an alley.
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Board of Public Works
Morris-st
Jshelby-St
Shelby-st
Virginia-ave
Grover Cleveland Improves At Home In New Jersey
Princeton New Jersey November 25 Grover Cleveland has been seriously ill at his home since Thursday but is much better today Mrs Cleveland says there is no immediate danger of a recurrence of the malady and they expect an imminent recovery though he remains very weak
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Electric forge blower sale and furnace repair ads
New electric forge blower priced at 38.00 now 17.50 cash sold by Elliott Tel and Elec Co at 421 Mans Ave. ROLLYN HAWKINS CO offers furnace repairs with heating issues addressed, contact numbers Main 9363 and new 3626.
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Elliott Tel
Elec. Co
Mans.ave
Rollyn Hawkins CO
Dales Girls Die in Terrific Fire at Dry Goods Store
In Cincinnati at the William Windhurst dry goods store at Twelfth and Main streets a blaze killed three sales girls and left at least five more missing or dying. The early fire was blamed on crossed wires in a Main street show window and spread rapidly, with flames trapping workers on upper floors. Julia Hagerdorf and two other employees leaped to escape, one dying in hospital and another in critical condition. Firemen saved two women from perilous third floor spots as the blaze caused an estimated 500000 dollar loss.
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Pry United Press
Cincinnati
William Windhurst
Julia Hagerdorf
Thirteen Die In Fire In New York Tenement
Thirteen people perished and seven injured when a four story tenement at Second Ave and 109th St burned after a saloon fire. The blaze trapped families on upper floors, with victims found in a top floor room. Giuseppe Cudano saved his young son but others perished. detectives suspect Black Hand involvement due to the owner’s ties to Italian band members.
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United - New York
Second- Ave
109Th St
Cudano
Cudanos
Barrica
Catarina Barrica
Jennie Barrica
Cosima Barrica
Mary Barrica
Pasquale Cardinelli
Marie Cardinelli
Guiditta Cardinelli
Morello Cardinelli
Giovanni Cardinelli
Donito Cardinelli
Nicoli Cardinelli
Guigtio
Black Hand
Weston Completes Longest Stopless Walk to South Bend
Edward Fayson Weston, the Portland to Chicago pedestrian, reached South Bend at 10 17 AM and went straight to the Oliver hotel. He covered 45 miles in under 11 hours, with the final leg ending near midnight in Ligonier Indiana and plans to reach Chicago by 4 PM Tuesday.
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Fayson Weston
Portland
Chicago
Oliver Hotel
Ligonier
Ind
Weston
Ife
Lrporte
Signers Deny Consent to Walsh Notes of 92000 Each
In Chicago a government notice reveals supposed signers found among Walsh assets say they did not authorize their names on notes. Witnesses testify their names were used without consent to secure 92000 per note, including J F Jackson and others from railroad and banking sectors. Frederick McLean identified 17 notes he signed on Walsh orders.
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United Press
Chicago
Walsh Hak
Walsh
J. F. Jackson
Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad
T. J. Relings
W. &. Wilder
L. R. Witty
Southern Indiana
W. ER. Hicks
N. S. Tikivitis
Wisconsin and Michigan Railroad
Henry L. Rozier
St. Genevieve
Frederick McLean
Chicago National Bank
W. E. Dunn
J. T. Roggie
Bradley
Barton
Evans
Labor leader denounces Hanly Watson at Evansville meeting
O P Smith of Logansport second vice president of the American Federation of Indiana addressed Central Labor Union hall crowds in Evansville. He condemned Gov J Frank Hanly and Rep James B Watson as enemies of organized labor. He alleged Hanly removed State Factory Inspector McAbee to install Watson backers. Smith, a Republican, touted Lincoln Morton Beveridge era Republicanism over Hanly Watson policies.
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Evansville
Ind
O. P. Smith
Logansport
American Federation of Indiana
Central Labor Union Hall
J. Frank Hanly
James B. Watson
Hanly
McAbee
Watson
Congress
Smith
Inspector Stabs Men at a Hotel in Colorado
In Alamosa Colorado forest reserve inspector B Rodiques stabbed lumberman C B Anderson at the Palmer hotel in his sleep and wounded two other guests. City Marshal Baumaster then shot Rodiques dead after he attacked the marshal. Anderson leaves a family in Coldwater Michigan.
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United Press
Alamosa
Col
B. Rodiques
Forest Reserve
C B. Anderson
Palmer Hotel
Rodiques
Wille
Baumaster
Anderson
Coldwater
Mich
Parlor Queen Base Heres and Local Ads Recap
Classifieds list a $235 parlor queen heater priced with flue features and weekly payment option from People's Outfitting Co. Ads also promote free ten word classifieds, noon lunch at Ye Ark, job housework wording, and furniture cabinet promotions from Harrod's Studio.
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People's Outfitting Co
Washington-at
Kentucky-ave
Bullet In His Brain At White House Square
C W Schneider of Cantondale New York was found unconscious in Lafayette square opposite the White House with a bullet in his brain and a pistol nearby. Doctors fear he will not survive.
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Preas
Washington
C. W. Schneider
Cantondale
N. Y
Lafayette Square
White House
Thanksgiving Day Sermon by Rev Walter S Smith
Reverend Walter S Smith will deliver a Thanksgiving day sermon Thursday at the Christian church in Gwynville Shelby county offering thanks and seasonal reflection.
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Walter S. Smith
Gwyneville
Shelby County
Christian Church
The Gem Laundry and Outfitting Co. Ad Notes Deals
An old classified item promotes family washings and dry services at 635 Kitchen Queen ranges now 623.56, plus six hole and reservoir units with bake and cook functions. It lists People’s Outfitting Co. at 133-15 W. Washington and 288 Kentucky Ave, and notes shotguns and rifles from Gus Habich at 131 W Washington on Saturdays.
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I&c
People’s Outfitting Co
W. Washington
Kentucky Ave
Expert in Brad Blue Murder Case Trial Testimony
Dr. Barton and alienists discuss Mrs. Annie Bradlgy and the murder of a former senator. The record cites the expert witnesses and police fragments, reconstructing torn letters found in Mrs. Bradley's room. Court testimony covers patient behavior and possible intent amid the tragedy.
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Scra
Mulle
Phillips
Polic
Fley
Wiliter
Maude Adams
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Pretty
Frank Kettlewell
Albert B. Anderson
John R. Walsh
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Kenesaw M. Landis
American Federation of Labor
Jamestown
Exposition
George W. Powell
Indiana National Guard
Statehouse
Capt. Hill
The
Federal Court
Fred Klee
City Board of Health
J. Howard Gibson
Majestic
William 8. Stevens
Congregational Churches
Trinity Congregational Church
Caleb S. Denny
Rudolph Schwartz
Mr. Denny
Lawton Monument
Irvington
J. Washington St
Oliver P. Ensley
Dick Bradley
Edward Bray
Capt. Bray
E. Washington St
Woman's Prison
E. Michigan St
Center Lodge
K. of P
Odd Fellows
Virginia Ave
Fraternity Hall
Alabama-st
Perior Court
Calora
Rail
Indiandé
Green County
Calora Coal Com
Suc
Gray
Seventh Presbyterian
Unsited Press
WISE
Union Service
Spe
Cleveland
Oran
Algeria
Port Said
DALES
Windhorst
Guissepe
South Bend
Walker
Laporte, Ind
Edward
John
R. Walsh
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Denison Barber Shop
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Ye Ark
Ohio St
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GEM Laundry
Gus Habich
Washington-sat
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Unite Washington
Ney Powers
Annie Bradlgy
William Barton
Ilil
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