Banking scandal defendants ready to plead guilty
Most indicted men named by the federal grand jury for banking law violations are expected to plead guilty at arraignment next Tuesday before Judge Anderson. Max Emmerick is likely to plead guilty. Prinzler may not contest. Paul Gall plans to fight. the Marker brothers will mount a strong defense. All in custody face arraignment and potential trial dates.
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Paul Gall
Marker Brothers
First National Bank of
Tipton
Federal Grand Jury
Anderson
Max Emmerick
Capital National Bank
Prinzler
Emmerich
Firemen Enjoy Feast Prepared By Their Wives
Fire station No 11 on E Washington Street hosted a Thursday night feast for about 20 people prepared by the wives of engine and hose company members. The event featured roast turkey, pumpkin pie, a musical program, and dancing. A false alarm interrupted but did not force departures. guests called it the best ever.
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E. Washington Street
Engine and Nose Company
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
Charles Schradle
Zee Daily
John Lucci
Arthur Noocles
Oscar Hupp
Mathew Mailaley
Ben Wheat
Fire Department
Bob Simms
Hook and Ladder Company
Fred Fisn
Ray Lyons
Otto Schmidt
Basil Corless
H. C. Reistner
William Rosener
Herman Frey
Yox 42
Rutherford Case Nearing Juror Readiness in Disbarment Suit
The disbarment trial of attorney Ames S. Rutherford neared verdict readiness after attorneys finished arguments in superior court. The case alleges Rutherford induced a witness to testify falsely in a juvenile court hearing.
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Ames S. Rutherford
Superior Court
Mr. Rutherford
Suspected bicycle thief captured by Indiana detectives
Detectives Smith and Dugan arrested Orvill Alderson of Greenfield on charges of stealing two bicycles, one from Greenfield and another from Indianapolis. A black derby hat and tight corduroy trousers described Alderson matched a man seen near the post office Friday as he wore the same attire.
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Smith and Dugan
Orvill Alderson
Greenfield
Ind
Alderson
Indianapolis
Assassin at Buffalo Library Shocks City
In the Buffalo public library reading room William Strohl shot and killed Franz Stendts a baker. Strohl fled the scene and fired at patrolman Jeremiah Hannon who pursued him through Washington Street. Hannon exchanged shots wounding his wrist while the crowd endured pandemonium as the killer was cornered. A woman is cited as partly responsible for the tragedy.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Public Library
William Strohl
Broadway
Franz Stendts
Genesee Street
Stendts
Strohl
Hannon
Miners Entombed After Explosion in Japan
Relief arrived for 235 miners trapped in Fukuoka province after an explosion killed 13. Reports indicated hopes for survival of the imprisoned workers, as rescue efforts continued at Onoura.
Balloon tragedy and a web of vanished suitors in New York
A widow Mrs William Hayes Chapman famed for European flight is pursued by two suitors to New York after a wealth of titled admirers. She secretly marries Philip Van Valkenburg in Connecticut while fugitive rumors swirl around a murder case and a Rock Island Railroad connection emerges for Moses and relatives. Bloodhounds track a suspect from Salt Creek to a distant house, with no arrest yet.
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William Hayes Chapman
Europe
New York
Connecticut
Philip van Valkenburg
Spirodvitch
Rusia
America
van Valkenburg
Bex
Moses
Rock Island Railroad
Trenton
George K. Williams
Oklahoma City
Okla
Residents Seek Extend KB Michigan Street Line to Irvington
Citizens living east of Rural Street to Irvington push for a street railway extension. They endure crowded Washington Street service and expect the KB Michigan line to relieve traffic by reaching the Irvington area.
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Irvington
The
Street Railway Company
E. Michigan Street
Washington Street
Michigan
Doctor Frederick A. Cook Stricken by Illness
New York dispatch reports Arctic explorer Dr Frederick A Cook is seriously ill at a friend's home in Manhattan. Officials say strain from recent polar claims and related accusations triggered a breakdown and near nervous collapse. Cook arrived from his Bronxville hotel, with his wife joining him.
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A. Cook
New York
Thanksgiving party auto crash kills Jacobs family
A Thanksgiving automobile collision at Short Junction and Latin Crossing, Los Angeles, killed Nicholas Jacobs and four of his children Kate 18 Mamie 16 Tony 6 and Clement 4. The mother Mrs Jacobs is dying and a 2 month old baby is believed fatally hurt.
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Istence
Nicholas Jacobs
Fifty-third Street
Compton Avenue
Kate
Mamie
Tony
Clement
Mrs. Jacobs
Indianapolis Man Appoints Ill-Fated China Minister Hope
A well dressed man from Indianapolis visited the White House seeking a ministerial post to China in place of Mr Cran. He refused to name himself, claimed two years teaching in Indianapolis public schools, and said he had lived in Chicago since June before being advised to leave due to a nervous breakdown.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Peoria
Mr. Cran
White House
Chicago
Saloonkeeper and Six Men Escape Workhouse After Gambling Bust
Mrs. Hensley helped bail out her husband Charles Hensley and five other saloon patrons arrested for dice games at 10% W Michigan. Othmar Heller is named as another saloonkeeper present. Each man paid $5 fine plus costs totaling $15. one man, Ben Sater, was sent to a call. Deputy City Clerk Yount refused to stay fines for all, delaying release until funds were gathered.
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John Hensley
Michigan Street
Poliga Court
Othmar Heller
Washington Street
Keller
Yount
Hensley
Turmkey
Bert Owens
Len Bartlett
George Wison
Arthur Rhodes
John Carpenter
No Good Men for Rackleman Auto Driver in Court
Harry Hackelman who drove the automobile that struck a cab with Dr J F McCool and Miss Catherine Blackwell aboard at Vermont and Meridian streets Wednesday night appeared in police court Friday. Bond on five charges was set at 1.20 but later reduced to 675 by Judge Whallon. Hackelman remains jailed with no surety.
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Harry Hackelman
J. F. McCool
Catherine Blackwell
Vermont
Meridian
Whallon
Hackelman
Boy Steals Street Car Runs Four Miles in Pa
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania a 12 year old Joseph Mondilo was jailed on theft charges after taking a street car, steering it four miles before abandoning it when the trolley pole broke. He said he planned to reach Dubois to escape punishment for being late to school.
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Punxsutawney. Pa
Joseph Mondilo
Bilnora
Dubois
Chicago oSet Bent ye. et ber 3K Ear, ae. 5 ir bee Soa
The fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or names to form a coherent summary. It appears garbled with portions like Chicago and numbers mixed with incomplete words, insufficient to identify persons, organizations, dates, or locations for a factual card.
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Chicago
Miners swear never to work in another pit after St Paul disaster
In Cherry Illinois November 36 officials launch a wide inquiry into the St Paul mine disaster that killed 316 and left over 200 entombed. States Attorney Jeckert and Coroner Malm prepare witnesses and data to assign responsibility. Fifty two miners and families have left their homes for Spring Valley LaSalle and Princeton. Many vow never to reenter a coal mine as temperatures remain high and drift toward the mine mouth.
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Cherry
St. Paul
Attrney Jeckert
Malm
Bureau County
Giiler
Sataxographe
Spring Valley
LaSalle
Princeton
No Place At Table For Him Heirs Mad
The domestic troubles of Carl Heirs are detailed after he was jailed for a $15 police court fine for striking his wife Annie Heirs. He faced assault and lottory charges for striking his brother in law Morris Carr, bond forfeited when Cary did not appear. The dispute began when he returned home to find his wife and relatives at dinner with no seat for him. He left, wandered, and learned she moved to 217 Cook Street. Demose arrested both men after a fight at 217 Cook Street.
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Carl Heirs
Annie Heirs
Morris Carr
Cary
Heir
Liberty Street
Cook Street
Carr
Patroman Demose
Candy raffles can be stopped by the police
Prosecutor Hooton says the chief of police can halt candy raffles now running in confectionery, drug, and cigar stores if he issues the order. He argues the petty gambling targets children and could be shut down in one day with authority.
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Hooton
Indianapolis
Lodge Man Loses Gold Watch on Street Car
Alfred E. Cook deputy city constable had a fine gold watch stolen while riding to K of P Lodge No. 56 Thursday evening. He suspects a woman on the rear of the street car lifted it from his vest pocket. He did not realize the loss until arriving at the lodge room.
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P. Lodge No
Alfred E. Cook
Hounds Trail Man But No Arrest Made
Bedford Indiana, November 26. Bloodstains on suspected man’s clothing raise doubt while detectives pursue all leads in the murder of George Moss, keeper of a Midway soft drink shop, found beaten to death in his room. authorities delay arrest.
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Bedford
Ind
George Moss
Midway
Sarah Schafer
Moss
Bloomington
Buet
Balloonists Brenckman and Francke Die in Berlin Disaster
The bodies of Dr. Brenckman and Hugo Francke, noted Aero Club Berlin members, were found near Berlin Austro-Hungary after the Kolmar balloon collapsed. Their wrecked balloon showed a large rent in the silk gas bag, ending a long flight from Mekmargendert. Brenckman had recently secured aerial insurance and Francke was a renowned architect.
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Brenckman
Hugo Francke
Berlin
The
Aero Club of Berlin
Kolmar
Germany
Women threaten general strike across eastern states
In New York 31,000 shirtwaist workers threaten a regional walkout after New York City firms seek to move work out of town. The Shirtwaist Makers union notes 9,000 have returned to work under better wages and conditions, while about 21,060 remain idle or on strike as shops capitulate. An executive meeting at 115 Clinton Street will draft an appeal to eastern unions for coordinated action.
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New York
New York State
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York City
Shirtwast Makers’ Union
Clinton Street
Neww York
Emate
Ten Weighers Dismissed in Loeb Housecleaning
New York officials report ten weighers and assistants dismissed by Collector Loeb as part of a broad housecleaning after a sugar trust fraud probe. The total dismissed reaches eight in the program, with names withheld and the collector claiming the evil has been rooted out.
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Loeb
Suger
eLeb
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Redford
Tokio
Onoura
Fukuoka Province
DR. Cook
Frederick
Manhattan
Bronxville
Los Angeles
Cal
China
Rackleman
Vienna
Ium
Austra-Hungary
Dr. Brenckman
East
MR. Loeb
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