Nervy burglar defied pursuer in Irvington breakins
A black man believed responsible for three house robberies in Irvington early Monday, carrying jewelry worth hundreds of dollars and $13. He moved calmly through bedrooms, left candle grease trails, and escaped via a kitchen window after threatening residents. Victims include David Carr, Hebert Moore, and Dr. B. J. Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
David Carr
Washington St
Carr
Oureyit
Emmett Hugstne
Moore
Park Ave
Huggins
Hoggins
B. J. Terrell
E. Washingtons
Terrell
Appraisers Named in Lafayette Real Estate Suit
Judge Albert B. Anderson appointed James L. Caldwell Noah Justice and William W Johnson all of Lafayette to appraise real estate in Lafayette intended for a United States post office building. Salt was filed in U S court on October 22 by District Attorney Joseph I Keating against Mary Bradley owner of the property for condemnation and for appointment of appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Anderson
James L. Caldwell
Noah Justice
William W Johnson
Lafayette
United States
United States Court
Joseph I. Keating
Mary Bradley
Ignoring the Sabbath Law Leads to Multiple Arrests
David Davis, barrel house keeper at 1 E Washington St, twice arrested Sunday for violating the Sabbath law. Officers found men drinking, Davis freed on bond. case slated for police court on Nov 24. Also arrested were Jonnie Carpenter at 610 Agnes Ave for selling beer and Albert Allen, a saloon keeper, who pled guilty to selling liquor Sunday and paid a $19 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Washington St
Gaddisately Lagan
Aheir
Davis
Khlman
Dugan
Oavia Xan
Rollee Court
Jonnie Carpenter
Agnes
Gald
Albert Allen
Local Jottings From City Through Advertisements On Street
Local items note an upcoming matinee error and turkey talk as Thanksgiving nears. Deputy prosecutor J E McCullough is described as deliberate and thorough. City market, Belt railroad elevation, and glass damage at George Marott’s building are observed. Bud Moore buys shotguns for Thanksgiving, police court days end with Judge Whallon’s satisfaction, and ambulances gain winter stove upgrades. Nearby merchants, revivalist Dr George R Stuart, and county polish for courthouse shine are mentioned amid routine legal and civic notes.
Deputy to Bingham Prominent Muncie Lawyer named as first deputy
Edward White of Muncie is tipped by Attorney General-elect James Hingham to be first deputy. White, a partner at White & White, is a well known lawyer and close personal friend of Kingshamy. He previously served as city judge and Delaware county prosecuting attorney and has been active in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Muncie
James Hingham
White
White & White
Gil Condo
Grant County
Indiana General Assembly
Emmett Brinch
Marinevite
Condo
Tie
Indianapolis
Cys
Conite
Cone
Steceasnry
Conde
Weaver
Branch
Indiana University
Mr. King
Wabash
Xing
Indianapyolis
Representative Weaver
King
Souther
Edwards
Captain Branch
Fire damages dwelling on N New Jersey Ave near Norwood
A dwelling on N New Jersey Ave near Norwood was damaged by fire Monday afternoon. The roof burned away after an improvised tire defect cause. Neighbors helped save household goods, with Mass. Ave noted in the report.
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N. New Jersny Rty
Norwood
Eco
Desison Barber Shop ad promoting rug cleaning services
Local ad for Desison Barber Shop offering Oriental and domestic rugs and carpets cleaning, alteration, and repair services with emphasis on quality and best in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desison Barber Shop
the Best
Condo Withdraws From Speakership Race In Indiana
Indiana politics shift as Conda withdraws from the race for speaker. Governor Hanly's faction gains as Conda’s backing fades after district results. Edwards’ bid weakens while Branch and Hanly supporters consolidate in the Republican caucus.
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Conte
Conda
Ite
Conde Xond
Conde
Hanly
John Edwards
Cuntain
Condo
Sanelv
Public Works Board Accepts Bids for Central Ave Pavement
The Board of Public Works on Monday refused to rescind the order to improve Central avenue from Fall Creek to Thirty-fourth street with bluestone and received bids per linear foot from Hoosier Construction Company at $249 and Western Construction Company at $2.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Central Ave
Fall Creek
Thirty-fourth-st
Biealtthse
Hoosier Construction Company
Western Construction Company
Fair Weather Outlook With Falling Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair weather with falling temperatures Monday night into Tuesday. An early sunset at 4 32 PM is noted, with light winds and dry conditions expected across the region.
Deputies Find Quail Violations Across Counties
Two posses of deputy game wardens were sent out Sunday to enforce Sunday hunting laws. They arrested Carl Armuth, Edgar Pyle, Guy Chambers, Dr. Johnean, and George Johnson in the Taylorsville area for hunting quail on Sunday without licenses. Fines totaled 22.90 dollars in each case. Armuth and Pyle await trial on the specified dates. Six men were hired to hunt Sunday in Metamora area and in Metamora the hotel landlord was found serving quail for Sunday dinner and detained.
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Hiatt
Race
Bravy
Taylorsville
Carl Armuth
Edgar Pyle
Columbus
Guy Chambers
Johnean
George Johnson
Almuth
Fyle
Ulies Martin
Peek
Metamars
Ucensex
Metamora
Alea
Orient
Indie Ana
State Agency 70 Pay 90 Percent Settlement Order
Receiver George C. Hitt reported to Judge Vinson Carter that Otto Van Laningham has paid $24,000 of the company's outstanding debts and that 70 to 90 percent of face value stock will be paid to stockholders. The court issued an instruction and Hitt noted a separate claim of $4,004 for stock sales as yet investigated.
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George C. Hitt
Thampany
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
Retelver Ht
Otto van Laningham
Aboyante Unt
Expenses To Be Cut By Consumers' Trust Board
Consumers' Trust company adopts radical expense cuts and possible salary eliminations due to lack of funds to cover running charges. Trustees reelect old board of directors and organize Monday with officers and committees unchanged. Finance committee to report economics at next meeting.
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G:trust Company
Srstrom
Aval
Finance Committee
McBay
Opening of Street by Realty Company in Brodleigh Addition
The Realty Investment Co seeks board approval to open Delaware Ave in the Brodleigh addition at its own expense, bounded by Thirty-eighth St Washington Blvd Pennsylvania St and Fortieth St. The Board may refuse for lack of prior approval and the company may appeal. Police court fined Sarth Booher agenv $100 and costs plus ten days in jail. Booher case mystifies judge. Booher has multiple arrests for vagrancy. further notes state officers found Booher near N Delaware seeking spectacles. Her clothing contained produce and loaf. she was held on loitering charges.
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Realty Investment Company
Brodleigh
Thirty-eighth-st
Washington Boulevard
Pennsylvania-st
Fortieth St
Board of Public Works
Delaware al
Delaware St
Sarth Booher
Agenov
Failh
Mia
Booher
Whallon
Shine
Beblangen
N. Delaware
McBride
Colina Gilmann
Frayne
Dana
Parker
Welfare League
Hame
Gilmans
Collins and
Payne
Dana Gilman
National
Cneh Register Company
Fayne
Mina Hass
Fotelady
Sue
Colling
Alea
Lme
Third
Main
Fifth
Linn
National Ave
Groveland
Oswald
Cash Register
Wem
Agi
Col. Mins
Nastional Ave
Oswald Ia
Gilman
Wic Collins
Cap
Gawald
Dona Gilman
Hla
Dons
Congress Opens Next Monday With Limited Agenda
Washington reports Congress will start next Monday and focus mainly on regular supply bills. Expect debates over tax on inheritances and incomes, currency reform, and federal corporate supervision while broad new legislation is unlikely this session. The Senate debates the Santo Domingo treaty and related revenue arrangements as the House eyes ship subsidy and political contributions bills.
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Dusinean
Congress
Committee On
Ohio Valley
House
Senate
Cannon
Gem. Grosvenor
Senats
Trepublian
Democratic
Quill Bond Filed by County Clerk-Elect Leonard Quill
Leonard Quill, county clerk elect, filed bond for 100000 with the county commissioners. The bond bears signatures including C. Dunmeyer, George Br, Colter, Jon B. Kealing, Z. F. Quill, Charles J. Baughman, William L. Taylor, W. Schoppenhorat, Henry C. Adams, James A. Norwood, Fielding Beeler, A. C. Koehne, C. J. Lancaster, William Botson, William S. Davis, John Ruckelshaus, Martin M. Hugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Quill
C. Dunmeyer
George Br, Colter
Jon B. Kealing
Z. F. Quill
Charles J. Baughman
Willam L. Taylor
W. Schoppenhorat
Henry C. Adams
James A. Norwood
Fielding Beeler
A. C. Koehne
C. J. Lancaster
William
Parson Family Mention In Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Parson and Herbert Parsons with scattered references to a trial marriage book and philosophical themes. The text includes garbled names and phrases suggesting a biographical or literary context without clear dates or events. The source is too damaged to determine a cohesive narrative or outcome.
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Tipi Chave Parsons
Parson
Clews
Tomo Hanker
Shea
Af Philosiphy
Kermard
Nereseman
Herbert Parsons
Huthigey
Wine From Figs Said To Be Fine
Washington Nev C Consul Minx Blake reports interest in a fig wine project. Experts discuss potential chemistry and fermentation, noting tart flavors and a delicate profile. The article emphasizes novelty and possible consumer appeal in an experimental beverage venture.
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Sun
Washington
Nev. C
Minxwell Blake
Mune
Cis
Madore
Pogturt
Sagan
Diamonds 10 Sell and Promissory Note Case in Court
In a San state case the court heard a petition to force payment of a promissory note and recover funds from Willard S Wickard. The matter involves a bank deposit secured by a diamonds trust and a conspiracy to embezzle from the state. The indictment ties Wickard to David B Sherrick in a larger fallout, with the result depending on future prosecutorial actions.
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Seth Menen
Willard S
Wickard
Blehureed
Euperion Court
Meveral Falls
David B. Bherrick
Mrr
Martin Mura
Supreme Court
Teversus
Sherrie
Cas
Wicksird
T’rose- Citor Charles
Hagtos
Man Rescued After Fatal Fall On City Sidewalk
Earl Purvis, of Shelbyville, attempted suicide Sunday night after separating from his wife. Found unconscious at Noble and Michigan, he was rushed to Jetty Hospital by Dr Risaler and city mayor, with doctors hopeful for recovery. Purvis had worked for a railroad and stayed at a hotel on E Washington.
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Earl Purvis
Bhelbyville
Dra. Risaler
Purvis
Noble and
Michigan
Irving
Washington-st
Fraud at polls warns of large disenfranchisement menace
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor argues in the November American Federationist that fraud and corporate influence tainted recent elections. He cites employer intimidation and denial of voting rights to wage workers as a grave threat to the republic and calls for action to protect honest ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federationist
Ana
I Campalisn
Tme
Republic
Jury Witnesses Were Few In High Profile City Case
The grand jury investigation into charges against Councilman Harry Teyge and related figures advanced slowly as witnesses appeared in court Monday. Named attendees included Councilmen Vaoula Henry Theodore Porttens Moths Griffin and others from local construction firms. Several prior witnesses failed to appear.
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Grand Frey
Harry Teyge
Jayne Mauiry
Vaoula Henry
Theodore Porttens
Mmoths Griffin
Morldtauais SY. C. Smith
Marion County Construction Company
J W. Cooper
Union Asphalt Construction Company
Poverty No Excuse! Terre Haute man jailed over postal fine
James McConley of Terre Haute colored was arrested Saturday by Deputy U S Marshal David Rankin and brought before Judge Anderson. He cited inability to pay the palatine assessed for postal law violation and was jailed. After 30 days he may gain release by affidavit under the poor convict act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McConley
Terre Haute
Cal
United States
David Rankin
Anderson
McConley
Sisters Words May Enlighten Dayton Death Mystery
A Dayton murder case unfolds as coroner Kilne holds an inquest and grand jury sessions begin. Relatives Fayne and Collins Gilman, neighbors Oswald and others testify while Sheriff Wright probes the killing of Dana Gilman with a $ reward offered for the killer.
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Kilne Begam
Nevin Kesalee
Shurderer
Fayne Gilman
Tha
Desire
Laura Gilman
Collins Gilman
Doug Guchvan
Dayton
Prieh
Mise Glonan
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Turkey Trust
J. E. McCullough
Hooton
Hookwalter
Joseph Foppine
B. Washington Sr
WH. Crag
Boston
Flood & Yonkitn, Varnish Makers
Newark
N. J
Nera
Arals
George Marott
Massachusett
Bud” Moore
Lawrence
Dan Brow
Mondas
Bert Marshall
George Fogas
Mangechusetts Ve
Orktern
George R. Stuart
Teuneanee
Gungaulure
Gladden
Warren Bigier
hin _chees
Herbert Spencer
Anett
E. M. Post
Mutual Insurance Company
Ryan
Lawson
Justice of Tt "Veace
Bingham
Mass. Ave
Harmony
Uecause
Beware
Alichell
Fred King
Wabasa
Marion County
Joseph B. Resting
Ion
U.S
Metamora Hotel
van Laningham
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Inday
American Hawkers’ Association
Ef.sle Clews Parsons
Prof
Pagisci
Gust Rosderg
Pembroke Arcade
MR. Gompers
Rouse Inquiry
Iar
Dora Gilman
Siter Apter
Mystery
Dayton, Ohio
Qoroner
Grand Jury
Pretty Girl
Deroys Mefrie Press
Hearty Gilman
Ton Guinan
Wack Mga
Done Gillian
Bessie Himan
The
Bente ‘Cman
Danna Rogers
Sherif Wright
Rogers
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