Hart leads heated talks on heating plants for state institutions
Auditor Hart reports a legislative committee may back new heating plants at several state institutions including the Central hospital for the insane. He says the committee, composed of businesslike members, will move cautiously on sizable appropriations while visiting Michigan City.
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Hart
Purdue- University
Ithe
Torg
Acti Hart
Central -Hospital
Torey
Michigan
City
Faci
Pointers on Preparing a Thanksgiving Turkey and Dressing
Readable fragment offers methods for turkey prep including boil then ice water plunge to plump, wring wings, brief parboil if tough, roast ten pounds after a water fill, baste with broth, dredge in flour, and finish with butter lumps. Dressings include bread crumb mixtures with salt pork, eggs, celery, and oyster variations. Cranberry sauce and optional mince sauce noted as accompaniments.
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Turkey
Investment Angst Looms Over Colorado Fuel and Rail Stocks
Speculators and holders of securities controlled by Gould and Harriman express extreme unease over a possible confrontation beyond Colorado fuel. Gould attacks Harriman Hawley circular as misleading, while heavy selling hits Harriman and Gould issues. Prices fall by about one point.
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Gould
Harriman
Colorado
Hawley
Harriman and Gould
West Indianapolis Faces Smallpox Exposure Case
Sanitarian Buehler diagnosed Al Powers, 23, unmarried, at 635 Division St with smallpox. He had been contagious for ten days. several other boarders were confined with four still sought as officers enforce quarantine.
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Indianapolis
Sanitarian Buehler
al Powers
Hinshaw praised as conservative banker likely to win
The report extols Hinshaw as a trustworthy, conservative banker with fifteen years in banking. He began as a clerk and has risen toward presidency, praised by Sherrick and others as a capable, popular official candidate.
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Milliken
Igna- Young
Swith
Sherrick
Hinshaw
Harrison
JAWS OF JUSTICE Bessie Suders Charged in Kidnap Attempt
In police court 17 year old Bessie Suders faced charges of attempting to kidnap a young girl named Annie Barry and petit larceny. Det. Lancaster identified her from the child’s description and rings she wore, saying she later confessed to taking rings from a jewelry store on Indiana Ave. and helping the Barry girl with the plan before attempting to leave with the child. The clerk watched as Suders picked rings at the Indiana Heaven Jewelry store and claimed she would repay the clerk later. Barry’s father Thomas Barry confronted them at Union Traction Station as Suders fled.
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Ielunap Atte Annie
Barry
Lancaster
Algo
Thomas Barry
Ife
Union Traction
India
Suders- To
Cape
Astore
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast covers Indianapolis and surrounding area for 36 hours ending 8 p.m. November 27. Cloudy and unsettled with probable light rain and snow flurries overnight. Thursday expected fair. Temperatures 7 a.m. around 30s, noon about 37, 2 p.m. around 34. Winds northeast for Thursday with brisk conditions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Kendall's annual city and school report presented
Kendall reports 37,884 children searched by end of last term with attendance doubling in 20 years. Per pupil instructional cost was 19.95 in grades 2.8 at Shortridge high, 40.20 at Manual Training high. He urges higher teacher salaries as women seek other work and presses for better school facilities.
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Kendall
Shortridge
Manual Training
Woman Testifies in Divorce Case Without Knowledge of Earlier Marriage
Mrs. Georgetta Walton, 56, testifies in superior court that she does not know if her first husband, named Taylor, secured a divorce. She alleges failure to provide and desertion in her suit for divorce from George Walton. She is said to have married Walton about 19 years ago after consulting a Kentucky lawyer who advised proceeding with the second marriage.
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Georgetta
Walton
Superior Court
George
Taylor
Mra. Walton
Kentucky
Ashe
Refused Daughter Triggers Family Tragedy in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia a private male relative allegedly harmed his only daughter after she refused an unspecified demand. The fragment mentions a 2% note and a payment of $10 but lacks full details. Further readers are advised to seek complete reporting for clarity.
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Norfolk
Hs Pivate
Daugh
Burglars Rob Warren Bank. Postmaster Shot
Burglary shattered Burr and Newberry private bank in Warren Michigan eighteen miles from Detroit Tuesday night. Postmaster C F Osborne, awakened by the noise near his home, attempted to interfere with the robbers and was shot in the head with a revolver. The trio escaped with a farmer's rig and fled, officers in pursuit.
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Detroit
Mich
Burr & Newberry
Warren
C. F. Osborne
CITY LIFES LUNATIC IDENTIFIED-Insane man taken to hospital
Insane man James Richardson of Martinsville was identified after being removed from a city battle to Central Insane Hospital on Tuesday. Spafford resigns as postmaster and county commissioner, leaving both offices. Hardwood manufacturers announce prices for three-eighths one-half five eighths and three-fourths inch sizes with a uniform scale.
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City
City Hospital
James Richardson
Martinsville
Central
Spafford
Thomas Spafford
Haughville
Governor’s Denial on Durbin Appointments Sparks Debate
The governor's office rejects claims of mat. building a political machine in Indiana through state board appointments. Col. Wilson defends Durbin, praising fairness and noting the H. Nebeker successor and Patrick O'Brien appointment as sensible. The board now includes two Republicans and one Democrat, with a $600 yearly salary.
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Durbin
Indiana
Col Wilwon
Cmay
Col. Wilson
H. ‘Nebéker
State
Patrick. O'Brien
Repub Vooe
Jones and Hatfield look alike to the eye
Two veteran lawyers, ex Judge W H Jones of Elwood and James M Hatfield of Huntington, are said to resemble each other closely in appearance. Both have served as judges and lawyers, with Jones upholding Indiana labor law and Hatfield holding multiple county and court roles. A local man notes their striking likeness, though no confirmed acquaintance is reported.
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Huntington County
Huntington Court
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Judge Jones
Hatfield
Mystery of Summitville boy case unsettled
Mrs John D Trowbridge of Summitville asked Indianapolis police on Wednesday to locate Edward Carvin father of a year old boy left at her home. The girl later revealed the mystery was her own daughter and police held the boy awaiting the father, who remains unfound, as they sort out who will care for him. Edward Carvin later retrieved the child and the case eased with packing confusion over a return to Summitville.
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John D. Trowbridge
Summit
Ville
Poy
Cariti
Indianapol
Milam Marshall
Mizs
Trowbridge
Bhs
Kruger
Amd
Law Firm Brawl Over Replevin Incident on Fourth Floor
Occupants of the Lemcke building fourth floor clashed with three men during a legal dispute. Dollarhide claimed as the defendant in a replevin suit filed by Clawson. A man identifying as Dollarhide’s brother later attacked, breaking objects and leaving with a blackened eye as two companions returned. police were summoned but the trio escaped after threatening to shoot through windows.
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Lemcke
Werg
Swhen M
Clawson
Averet
Barker
Lwwyers
Dollarhide
Edward ° Dollarhide
Tima
Ballle Cordes Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Ballle Cordes files for divorce from Christian Cordes claiming promises of a shared home were broken. She alleges he moved her to his father's home where she faced excessive work and lack of protection. She seeks $700 alimony.
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Ballle Cordes
Christian
Cordes
Coroner Probes Death of 9 Year Old After Sling Accident
The coroner investigates the death of Joe Willie McDonald nine, who attended No 3 school near New Augusta. The boy died after a leather sling pocket burst while playing with a David-Goliath sling causing a head injury. Archie Feilenzer eight and others participated. verdict likely accidental with no blame on Feilenzer. Francis Fellenzer, father of the other boy, lives seven miles north of Indianapolis.
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Joe Willie McDonald
Wayne
New Augusta
McDonald
Archie Feilenzer
Fellenzer
Francis Fellenzer
Indianapolis
Seventeen Guns to Texas Campaign Salute Notices
Gov Durbin Attorney General Taylor and Ray Van Camp travel with two shot guns as part of a gilt edged invitation chain. A Thanksgiving dinner invitation to Senator Bailey remains unaccepted. A parade salute is planned and a rule prohibits taking a rat quail before the governor.
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Durbin
Taylor
Ray van Camp
Texas
Bailey
E&t
Street car crash kills two workers in Belt crossing tragedy
At 7:20 am Wednesday on the 8 East at crossing of the Belt railroad a street car on the Alabama street line collided with a west bound train and a third car. Conductor Barney Sweeney was crushed to death, brakeman John Hackman died five hours later, and motorman Frank Pitts was badly cut and will recover. Passenger Bertha Young escaped unharmed. The wreck left three tracks blocked as crews removed debris and identified victims.
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Barney Sweeney
John Hackman
Jank Pitts
Alabama St
Garfield Park
Martin Rugenstein
James Butler
Bek
Pat Griffin
Sweeney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pitta
Pitts
Pantzer
Petersdorfer
Bertha Young
Kastat
Miss Young
Union | Railway Company
Washington-st
S. Senate Ave
Frank Pitta
Illinois House
Hardingst
Retention Doubt for Deputy Prosecutor in Ruckelshaus Era
James Collins, deputy prosecutor in the Police court, likely not retained in Prosecutor Ruckelshaus’ second term. Ruckelshaus has not completed his deputy list, confirming Charley Benedict will be kept as criminal court deputy. Collins is on vacation in Boston. Ira M. Holmes assists in his absence and may take Collins’ post.
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James Collins
Ruckelshaus
Charley Benedict
Criminal Court
Collins
Benedict
Boston
Ira M. Holmes
Heirloom Blue Dish Sparks Court Fight in Indiana
In Miami township Elizabethtown Indiana a 200 year old blue meat dish triggers a custody dispute between brothers Job and Enos Hayes. Three lawyers contend ownership as the dish passes through generations from Ireland to North Bend and finally to Mrs. Sarah Squires. Job seeks return for his daughter Georgie, a Home City high school student, while Enos claims the item is his wife’s family heirloom and not the disputed artifact.
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Elizabethtown
Ind
Enos Hayes
Miami Township
America
Hayes
Ireland
Ohio River
William H. Hayes
Philadelphia
North Bend
Wiliam H. Hayes
Sarah Squires
Job
Enos
Andrew Tenmeel Acquitted on Federal Charge in Baker Court
Andrew Tenmeel faced a federal grand jury indictment for raising a bus and was acquitted in Judge Baker's court on Wednesday morning. The partial text indicates related items like piano ads and horse feeding notes were present but unclear.
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Andrew. Tenmeel
Erand
Struck With a Pick Injures Man on Indiana Ave
James Johnson, a colored man, was assaulted on Indiana avenue Tuesday afternoon by Thomas Murray, also colored, who struck him with a pick. Johnson, with a fractured skull, is in City hospital in precarious condition and Murray fled the scene and has not been apprehended.
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James Johnson
Indiana Ave
Thomas Murray
City Hospital
Johnson
Murray
Indianelve
Miners and Operators Continue Negotiations in Scranton
Negotiations between miners and operators are ongoing and the strike commission will resume work in Scranton next week. Operators rejected a proposal to meet with Mr. Mitchell in conference here on Friday, a suggestion made by Mr. McVeagh, their attorney.
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Washington
Scranton
Mitchell
McVeagh
Indiana territories committee returns from investigation trip
Senator Beveridge and secretary Thos R Shipp with Indiana members of the territories committee, Reporter A D Ogborn and assistants arrived home from the four territories trip on Wednesday. Beveridge leaves for Washington that afternoon. The committee report will likely be presented to the Senate next Wednesday.
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Beveridge
Thos. R. Shipp
Indiana
Territories Committee
A. D. Ogborn
Newcastle
S. E. Hireshaw
J. G. Rothschild
Four Territories
Washington
Senate
Three men fined and sent to workhouse for assault on Isador Wolfson
From police court on Wednesday Abe Wildofsky Meyer Wildofsky and Louis Berkowitz faced penalties after beating Wolfson and taking his mace. Abe and Meyer were fined five dollars and thirty and ten days respectively while Berkowitz received twenty five dollars and ten days.
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Isador Wolfson
Elinois
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