Murder Trial Focuses On Williams In Petticord Case
The Marion County grand jury begins deliberations on indicting George Williams for the murder of Patrolman Edward Petticord amid a broader probe of the killing spree that also claimed Officer Russell. Prosecutor Benedict read a prepared statement from Williams with key evidence to be used in court. Police seek Jesse Cole, the other alleged shooter, who remains at large as rewards rise to aid capture.
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Marian County
Georges
Edward Pettieord
P. Benedict
Williams
James Pierce
Willams
Enedict
Hiame
Jesse Coe
Jesse Cole
Coe
Ig Williams
Vetticord
Ees
John Farrington
Robert Metzger
Atrolman Iwald Petticord
Minter
Tea Russell
Trolman Pettigord
Er Russell
Che Rer
Jesse Cor
Des- Jo
George Lomg-Stirpier Negro
Wilttumg
Omtcer
Hemenway Campaign Visit in Shelbyville
Jaimes A. Hemenway United States senator addressed Shelby county Republicans in Shelbyville with support from Joseph B. Kealing and William Bosann. The speech praised Roosevelt era policies, urged loyalty to Watson and the national party, and touched on Cuba and tariff issues while noting local Democratic temperance splits and post office appointment tensions.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Jaimes A. Hemenway
United States
Fhctions
Shelby County
Kemenway de
Republican State Central Committee
Hancock
Shelby
Shelly
Repulicans
Yveton
Tipton
Gov
Hanly
Theodore Roosevelt
James E. Watson
Congress
Uncle Joe" Cannon Emile
Mrr
Heenway
Alfriend
LaFallette
Mr. Hemenway
Congress of the United States Inn
Republican Party
Reepublican Party
Cuba
Stara
Oliver FP. Morton
Gov. Henry
Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
Xen Ator
Marian County
Tardy Inspector Will Be Docked For Lateness
Dr Eugene Buehler announces stricter discipline for the Public Mentin Board employees. Inspectors must report at 8 o'clock and late arrivals face deductions. Officers must call the office by telephone hourly and report actions. The goal is to boost efficiency of the force.
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Eugene Buehler
Board of Public Mentin
Ihe
Buehler
I Force
Off for Southwest with homeseekers from Big Four
Two couch loads of homeseekers departed over the Big Four at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday for Raywood Texas. The route runs via St. Louis and the M K T line. The party is under Ed Courtney and BD F A of the MK & T.
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Big Four
Raywood
Tex
St. Louie
Ed Courtney
BD. F. A
Mk, &T
Physician in denial faces hearing for license case
Dr. George O. Sackerson of Terre Haute appeared with counsel at the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination and filed a general denial. The case, tied to his license, was scheduled for trial Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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George O. Sackerson
Terre Senate
Hia Ucense
Logansport
Watson the Orator to Speak at Union City Meeting
The state Republican central committee has arranged a meeting at Union City next Monday night. Congressman James B. Watson will address the gathering making a Republican campaign appearance in the area.
Misappropriation case heads to civil suits, Indiana Supreme Court rules
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled in favor of former State Auditor J. C. Henderson and former Auditor A. C. Datty in an intervening petition related to David Sherrick's appeal. The court said Henderson and Daily may not join oral arguments on Sherrick's appeal as the state prevailed against the petitioners in this technical civil matter.
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Henderson and
DAILY
Sherrick
Supreme Court of Indiana
State
J. C. Henderson
Henderson
Sherwick
Meer
Dolly
Atmte
Mepsia
Dably
Trate
Messrs
Dally
Supreme Court
Orcher
Inn
Merarn
Bherrick
Notes Received by the Receiver Report
George C. Hit, receiver for One State Agency company, prepares to report to Judge Vinson Carter that he has received four notes totaling 163000 dollars from C. L. Van Laningham as part payment. The receiver also cites Van Laningham’s personal check for 25000 dollars. All claims against the company must be filed in court by October.
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George C. Hit
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
C. L. van Laningham
Furnidh
Busiso
Epidemic Strikes School No 6 In Wayne Township
A mild scarlet fever outbreak closes School No 6 in Wayne township with several cases confirmed. State Board reports fears of scarlet fever typhoid and diphtheria. Dr J S Hurty spoke to medical peers in Rochester and addressed the public.
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Wayne Township
Audel
State Board of Health
Hurty
Rochester
Liquor sales case leads to fines and civil actions
Ema Leudeman fined 725 in criminal court for selling liquor to youths. charges against Harry Leudeman linked. Several other arrests for hunting without licenses with fines and costs. Local businesses advertise services and products, including laundry, plastering, jewelry, and dental equipment. Court proceedings discuss civil versus criminal actions and intervening briefs involving former state officers.
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Ema! Leudeman
Conta
Harry i Luedeman
Hays
Electrified milk travel boosts Indiana line traffic
Farmers along the Lafayette Indianapo lis route fear milk souring near electric cars yet shipments proceed. The electric service carries freight with ten car loads daily. Cars depart Lafayette at 6 a m for Indianapolis arriving 10 0 a m. Return leaves Indianapolis at noon arriving Lafayette at 4 30 p m.
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Mianapolis & Northwestern Traction
Vollanapolis
Lafayette
Indianapolia
Alan Cary
Indianapolie
Palma Leaves Havana in Uncertain Cuba Crisis
Havana dispatch reports President Palma leaving the palace at 8 am after brief farewell visit. Taft pursues cautious steps to disarm insurgents and avert armed conflict as Cuba faces a pivotal period with potential fallout from former rebels. U.S. cruiser Des Moines thwarted a rebel raid on Santiago and Marines were deployed to Cientuegos to prevent unrest.
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Jacob Waldeck
Havana
Palma
Jim Gena
Montalvo
Rodrinues
Matanzas
Santiago
Des Moines
Culver
Cientuegos
Axis
Sailed for Cuba with Sumner transport from Brooklyn
The Sumner sailed from Brooklyn with regulars for Cuba forming the first detachment of the American army in Mayana under Col. Cowles. Two battalions of the Fifth Infantry from Plattsburg arrived, with six men in command. The ship also carries four engineer companies numbering 36 from Washington led by Capt. Clark S. Smith, and Lieut. C. S. Grant joins with his engineers. Lieut. L. J. Behley, nephew of Admiral Schley, accompanies the battalion.
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Cuba
Scrippa-Vweltan Prem
United Briton Reaches Texas After Wireless Start
In a relay from XSORFOLK Virginia Oct 2 the United Briton resumes voyage to Texas after a prior recall for omarine and land supplies. The ship cleared Virginia Capes at 7 o clock this morning marking a fresh start for the Cubs.
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Texas
Scrippe-McRar
Xsorfolk
Uip
Cubs
Virginia Capes
Magoon for Governor in Cuba Rumor Acts as Philippines Vice Governor
In official circles it is whispered that Charles Magoon, former Panama governor, has returned to Washington and may be appointed Provincial Governor of Cuba. He is also slated for the vice-governor post in the Philippines. A rush order has been issued from the U S Army Quartermaster for 1 horses and mules costing about 38000 to equip troops for Cuba, with delivery starting today.
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Magoon
Serippr-MeRar Prens Apandailiee
Washington
Oct. S
Charles Magoon
Panama
Cuba
Magoom
Philippines
Rerippacsieme
Areeriniem BT
Louis
National Atockyanis
Quartermaster’s Department
United States Army
Did Not See Train Victim on Vandalia Line
William Thornton a brakeman on the Vandalia rails was fatally injured while switching at a gravel pit five miles west of the city Tuesday. He stepped into the path of a backing locomotive, crushing his right foot and breaking his left leg. He was believed internally injured and was taken to the city hospital under Dr Warne.
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William Thornton
Vandalia Rallsnad
Thorne To
Dr. Warne
Thoratee
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