U S Plans 10 Punish Zelaya Warships Ready to Move
National and foreign dispatches reveal U S action against Nicaragua as Taft Knox discuss crisis. Nine warships to assemble on Atlantic and Pacific coasts with landing forces prepared. Zelaya seeks external loans while Estrada predicted to win within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Castrillo
Harry Caldera
United States
Managua
Zelaya
Caldera
Washington
Nicaragua
New York
Cannon and
Grace
Atlantic
Pacific
Republic
State Department
Department
Wilson
Bentley
Europe
Estrada
Ziloya
Suspect Women Plotted 10 Kill Glover Mystery
In Waltham Massachusetts police believe a woman killed Clarence F. Glover, with doubt arising that 17 year old Hattie LeBlanc is guilty though under arrest. Glover’s dying statement cited by police names the girl as shooter with a revolver, but bullets and gun calibers differ. The case features a missing-witness angle involving Mrs. Lilian Marie Glover and a hidden suspect, Hattie LeVane, found in the Glover house days after the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Clarence F. Glover
Hattie LeBlanc
Lilian Marie Glover
Hattie LeVane
Glover House
Murtier
Telephone suit over books extends to circuit court
Judge Remster overruled the demurrer by New Long Distance to Henry C. Stifel director's suit seeking access to the firm's books. The case proceeds to answer Stifel's allegations in circuit court next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Distance Telephone Company
Henry C. Stifel
Remster
Stifel
Deaf students hear Patterson lecture at church benefit
Prof Robert Patterson of Ohio State School for the Deaf Columbus delivers a talk to Indianapolis deaf community at E Washington Street Presbyterian Church benefitting the Home for the Aged and Infirm Deaf. An interpreter aids hearers. Ladies' Home Fund club officers assist. Patterson is noted as a leading deaf lecturer in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patterson
Ohio State Schoor For the Deaf
Columbus
Indianapoliz
E. Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Indiana Institution
Ladies’ Home Fund Club
Lizzie Bierhaus
Emma Cirard
Samantha Coate
Ida Kiser
Quincy Treué
Addie Collins
Ida Belle Kineley
Patterson
Gandy FateleS Must Top Metzger Acts
Prosecutor Hooton suggested stopping candy raffles in drug stores groceries and candy shops to avoid grand jury involvement. Chief Metzger ordered patrolmen to halt all candy raffles citing numerous complaints from parents about children spending their money and even stealing from parents to win a box of candy.
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Hooton
Metzger
Wife allegedly used onions to mask Geer breath in divorce suit
William A Bisbee files for divorce claiming his wife Bessie ate onions to hide the scent of whiskey she imbibed. He says she appeared sober before 1907, but after marriage became habitually drunk, broke dishes and furniture, and ran him $20 in debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bisbee
Bessie
Mr. Bisbee
Rabbi Simon Charges Theaters For Jewish Caricatures
In Washington on November 27 Rabbi Abram Simon condemned theatrical managers and playwrights for portraying Jews as inferior or exploitable for humor. He urged Jewish patrons to withhold support from theaters that present the Jew in an inferior light.
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Washington
Abram Simon
Simon
Two Lawyers Die As Car overturns in Italy
Bologna Italy Nov 27 Two lawyers named Marchi and Pasca died and two companions were fatally injured when their car overturned while driving through a rural area at high speed. The accident occurred midday and authorities report the victims were prominent professionals in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Italy
Marchi and
Pasca
Lawrence Defeats Mrs Hayes in Hotel Stock Suit
Henry W. Lawrence of the Claypool hotel won a superior court suit brought by Mrs. Luella Hayes seeking 30,000 damages over a disputed stock transfer in the Indiana Hotel Company. Judge Carter found Lawrence not responsible, noting the transfer had been agreed by Hayes and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Lawrence
Claypool Hotel
Superior Court
Luella Hayes
Indiana Hotel Company
Carter
Lawrence
Sourbier Books Cleared in County Audit Report
Expert accountants Parmelee and C B L Lockhart reported to county commissioners that ex Sheriff Edward E Sourbier’s books for 196 years show all fees paid into the county treasury. They verified cash items with the county auditor and clerk and found no missing funds. They noted per diem and salary allocations were used to cover deputy salaries and prisoner meal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
C. B. L. Lockhart
Edward E. Sourbier
Marion County
Sourbler
Sourbier
Supreme Cour
Sheriff's Fund
Republicans Gather in Indianapolis Promote Silent Purpose
Republican party workers from across the state converged in Indianapolis over Friday and Saturday but offered no clear statement of motive or any evident coordinated design. Attendees included Judge Piety of Terre Haute, James Barr of Bruceville, James J Leftler of Muncie, Delaware county clerk Ed Remy, F. F. Singleton of Martinsville, and several prominent editors, all discussing state politics in varying degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Piety
Terre Hutte
James Barr
Bruceville
James J Leftler
Muncie
Delaware County
Ed Remy
Seymour
Ff. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Agar Convicted in Princeton Embezzlement Case
In Princeton Indiana a circuit court jury convicted Henry E B Agar once a wealthy capitalist of embezzling a 515 check from Central Trust and Savings company. The sentence ranges two to 14 years in the state penitentiary. Agar’s attorneys will seek a new hearing while he remains jailed pending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Henry EB. Agar
Nanalty
Agar
Central Trust and Savings Company
Princeton Elevator Company
Reading Circle Meets at Mrs Williams Home
The Thursday Afternoon Reading Circle will meet at 22 Central Avenue the home of Mrs J J Williams on Thursday December 2. The program features Fire one of Fiction with Mrs Frankie Fame and Ste Menor NT irs Everett Wagner.
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Reading Circle
J. J. Williams
Central
Frankie
Ste Menor
NT Irs
Everett Wagner
Dr Cook III Goes Abroad Sails for Europe
New York Nov 27 H Wellington Wack attorney for Dr Frederick A Cook announced the Arctic explorer had sailed for Europe that day. He gave no ship name though Caronia rumors circulated and Cook was not seen boarding. Wack said the voyage aims to rest and to be near Danish scientists reviewing his polar records.
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New York
H. Wellington Wack
Frederick A. Cook
Europe
Caronia
Wack
Dr. Cook
Europa
Grand Jury Indicts 12, No Politicians Named
At noon Saturday the grand jury returned 12 indictments to Special Judge William YT. Brown. It was understood that no politicians were indicted as a result of the investigation into recent election promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
William YT. Brown
Verdict in Chimney Co case awarded 4312 dollars in Superior Court
Judge Carter awarded Alphons Custodis Chimney Construction Co a 4312 dollar judgment against Edwin M Campfield Com and Adtna Indemnity Co over the erection of the state insane hospital at Wadison. The state was denied possession of certain roof tiling placed on the building by Jaklowsel-Xspleadon Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimney CO
Alphons Custodis Chimney Construction Company
Edwin M. Campfield c Company
Adtna Idemnity Company
State Insane Hospital
Wadison
Carter
Jaklowsel- Xspleadon Company
Wellington Johnson Sentenced After $25 Fraud
Wellington Johnson pleaded guilty in criminal court to obtaining $25 from Jacob Crone by false pretense. He was fined $10 and sentenced to six months in the workhouse. Johnson induced Crone to endorse a bogus $3 check. Clint Wagner received 1 to 8 years at the state reformatory for stealing clothing from Samuel Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Johnson
Jacob Crone
Johnson
Mr. Crone
Clint Wagner
State Reformatory
Samuel Cross
Captain Adolph Asche presses salary claim amid illness notes
Police Captain Adolph Asche seeks to collect 346.38 dollars owed during a leave of absence taken for ill health and a trip to Germany. City Controller Breunig blocked payment, despite the Board of Safety listing the absence as due to illness and Asche asking colleagues to attest to his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Asche
Breunig
Sence
Germany
Capt
Asche
Capt. Asche
Board of Safety
Capt Asene
Ascne
Tragic Ambush Kills Bork Family Near New Orleans
In New Orleans on November 2, William Bork, his wife, and their three year old son were murdered two miles north of the city. Bork was shot in the head, Mrs. Bork in the heart, and the child in the head. The attack appears to have been carried out from ambush as the family was returning from a visit to Mrs. Bork’s parents. Indications point to a criminal assault against Mrs. Bork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William Bork
Tvo
Bork
Woman Tries to Kill Inmate in Oklahoma Jail
In McAlester Oklahoma on November 27 Mrs James King fired a concealed revolver at Will Jones, identified as her assailant. She was seized by officers and removed from the jail. A mob of about 60 masked men twice tried to lynch Jones before he was moved outside the jail for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
James King
Will Jones
Jones
Langford posts 10000 for Johnson fight in Boston
Sam Langford posts ten thousand dollars in Boston to back a match with Champion Jack Johnson. Police warn against bid openings at Madison Square Garden on December 1 as security is stepped up. James Howard, veteran sportsman and former American Derby organizer, dies from automobile injuries in Chicago. Americans lose singles in the Davis Cup tennis. Brookes and Wilding win with precise scores. Other today’s notes mention Notre Dame eyeing Indiana game, Demarest’s sensational run, and Powell favored over Wolgast in upcoming San Francisco bout.
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Langford
Johnson
Boston
Jim Woodward
Sam Langford
Jack Johnson
Sydney
So Woy
McLoughlin
Long
California
Brookes
Wildine
Norman FE
Austalia
Mantrick
U. S
A. F. Wilding
Australia
Melville H. Long
Notre Dame
Indiana
Washington Park
Demarest
Cassignol
Carr
Spencer
Powell
Wolgast
San Francisco
Philadelphia National Hall Club
Indianapolis Bowlings
Shank Faces Pressure Over City Hall Shakeup Crisis
Indianapolis rumor mill swirls as Mayor-elect Shank trembles under pressure to appoint allies to the Board of Public Works. Holtzman hints at a possible defection to remove Shank from power while Wallace, Carey, and Shepard are floated for control roles. The unsettled scene compounds questions about residency, authority, and the city’s reform plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Shank
Anlmary
Shank
Henan
Board of Public Works
John W. Holtzman
John N. Carey
Mr. Holtzman
Woltzman
Air
Holtzman
Carry
Bank of Beem and Co Closed by State Order
Auditor of State John C. Diltheimer ordered the private Bank of Beem Peden and Co Spencer Indiana closed. The bank, nearly 40 years old, had funds tied up in Cam G Beem and T A Peden enterprises with deposits about 244000 and 45000 on hand. Depositors are said to be insured at dollar for dollar upon settlement, amid accusations of improper use of depositor funds in manufacturing and livestock purchases.
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John C. Diltheimer
Bank
of Beem, Peden & Co
Spencer, Ind
Owen County
Cam
G. E. Beem
T. A. Peden Itte
Capt. Beem
Gosport Banking Company
Gosport
Messrs. Beam and
Podenas
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Washington, D. C
State Knox
Taft
Hattie Lablanc
Waltham, Mass
Henry G. Otifel
Gandy Fateles
Republican Party
Indianapolis
Richard Aldrich
Women’s Municipal League of New York
DR. Cook III
Amgush
Trice
Wighd
Gell
Baker
Madison Square Garden
Jeffries-Johnson
James Howard
Chicago
Tle
Louisville
Saylor
Kid Me
Monkey House
Delavan Smith
Lake Forest
Tuinvis
Indianapolis News
Openger Bank
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