Where is Ray Long editorial staffer missing
Ray Long, of the editorial staff of the tar, has been mysteriously missing since Tuesday. Efforts by his family and newspaper associates to locate him have failed. He had been overworked and suffering from insomnia for two weeks and left his Ottawa residence for the Star office, with no sign of travel preparations. Reports indicate a sighting in Chicago. His father-in-law George C. Webster filed a police report as Mrs. Long and her physician fear for her health while the mystery remains unresolved.
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Chicago
George C. Webster
Durbin Praises Indiana Guard Leader After West Point Maneuvers
Gov Durbin telegram to Gen W J McKee commander of Indiana National Guard after West Point Ky maneuvers commends discipline and readiness. He directs a copy to be read at parade and notes the state’s pride in citizen soldiers and the guard’s improving efficiency. Telegram cost the state 3 62 dollars.
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Indiana National Guard
West Point
Army Camp
Indiana
John TL. Ward
Notion of Juvenile Case and School Misconduct
A juvenile court case centered on Claude McKinney and Robert Lacklear with theft allegations and prior misconduct. Lacklear received probation due to his record, while McKinney faced more serious behavior, including chasing a principal with stones. Court adjourned for reports and delayed by committee readiness.
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Claude
Stubbs
Aude McKinney
Robert Lacklear
Robert
Pome
Brabbs
Classifieds On The Thirteenth Page Today
New liner ads list rooms for rent tall oress wanted groceries for sale young man wanted ladies wanted laundry work wanted five room house for rent Blanograpter seeks position read all liners on page thirteen for more details.
Voting Places to Be Announced Saturday
Chairman Logsdon said Friday morning that voting places will probably be announced Saturday after committee reports are inspected and turned over to election commissioners. Charles N. Elliott cited unavailability of former sites and a shortage of suitable quarters for voting locations.
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Charles N. Elliott
Ehairman
Boy Thieves Face Court For Corn Theft
George Rankin and Monroe Morris were arraigned in criminal court for stealing three bushels of corn from a Big Four box car. Rankin pleaded guilty and his sentence was suspended during good behavior. Morris was fined and sentenced to days in the workhouse. Henry Thomas received one to three years for stealing a bicycle from Ashley Banborn on Highland Ave.
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George Rankin
Monroe Morris
Rankin
Morris
Coats
Henry ‘Thoma
Ashley Banborn
Aghland-ave
Friends Church to expand work in Cuba in Spanish edition
The American Friends' Board of Foreign Missions, in Richmond Indiana, decided to print church discipline in Spanish and extend its work into Cuba. Juan Francisco Gales has been named a Friends minister, the next Cuban minister.
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Ind
American Friends’ Board of Foreign Missions
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Cuba
Juan Francisco Gales
Minteter
Butted Himself 10 DEA Death In Jail
Goshen Oct 9 Lonwla MacGregory of St Joseph Mich fined in county jail after a disturbance in his cell. He head butted the wall, taking the blame for a death while awaiting further action. Valecanera and Dusters Osta mentioned in a fragmented note.
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DEA
Goshen, Inc
Lonwla
MacGregory
St. Joseph, Mich
Mimeon
Goodrich Plans in Indianapolis and Winchester Push
J P Goodrich state chairman of the Republican party will spend the campaign days in Indianapolis to back Mayor Bookwaller s reelection. He said defeating Bookwaller would boost the state organization and will stay in the city through Saturday to devote effort to the mayor s campaign while keeping in touch from Winchester and elsewhere.
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J. P. Goodrich
Republicanpany
Indianapolis
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Goodrich
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Tim
Winchester
Boston and Pittsburg split as series nears finish
Boston and Pittsburg played to a 3 3 tie under a raw west wind with Leever and Dineen throwing and few hits given. The result keeps the world championship race open as the clubs return to Boston for three decisive games. Other scores: Cleveland 5 over Cincinnati 3, St Louis Americans 11 over St Louis Nationals 3, Chicago Americans 9 over Chicago Nationals 8.
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St. Loui Nationals
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Chicago Nationals
Fogarty Draws Crowd At Atlas Engine Works Meeting
Democratic candidate William Fogarty, on the way to Brightwood for a noon meeting, was urged by Atlas Engine Works employees to speak at their plant. He was welcomed with a rousing reception and cheers, marking the strongest enthusiasm of any plant gathering.
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Foresty Clerk
Atlas Engine Works
Echo
Fogarty
Brightwood
Aas
Budden
M. Fogarty
Forelty
W. Littley
Lek 2
Che
Kansas race death by own action counts in history
Topeka Kas Oct 2 President Roosevelt’s admiration for Kansas grows as a study compiles statistics for the history society. Malachi Salter aged 83 at Clay Center heads a list of many with large families. Henry A Bishop Topeka and John M Norton Keppel each reported with 19. Mrs Jus Hayes Osage county 18. Mrs Beeler Jowell county and Mrs Huff Miem county also listed. Saunders county widow Bils Legge left with 15 children and Roosevelt appointed her postmistress of the town.
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Kas
Roosevelt
Kansas
Kansan
Ninté Histories Society
Malachi Salter
Clay Center
M. Ure Inet
Henry A. Bishop
John M. Norton
Kepple
Jus. Hayes
Osborne County
Beeler
Jowell County
Huff
Mat
Miem County
Exch
Bils Legge
Saunders
Posse Kills Robber in Oct. Bank Heist
A county treasurer’s office robbery ended Saturday when a posse overtook and killed one of three robbers and captured another. The third robber escaped despite a pursuit through the county lines.
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Olivet
Aged Mian Beats Wife In Workhouse Sentence
Sam Updyke, 69, was arraigned before Judge Whallon charged with assaulting his aged wife. He received 60 days in the workhouse and a $1 fine after witnesses testified to repeated breaking and smashing at their home when he returned drunk. The judge referenced prior similar exploits and previous sentences.
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Sam Updyke
Governer Beckham to Apologize for West Point Incident
Gov Beckham regrets a perceived slight toward Gov Durbin at West Point after inviting him to ride in the car to Louisville and later discovering Durbin was not invited along He plans to send an apology to Durbin for leaving him behind.
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Bowling Green
Beckham
Durbin
West Point
Hitz Election Result Supposedly Reported in City Paper
The City To sue printed by prohis claims George Hitz is elected mayor. The publication, distributed citywide, includes Hitz's speech responding to Holtzman and Bookwalter and outlines his campaign policy.
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Hitz
George Hitz
Inste
Holtzman
Bookwalter
Promi
Real detective: Lucile Dixon helps nab hat thief
Edith Williams of Chicago is convicted of stealing a $10 hat from a millinery store. Lucile Dixon, 16, employed there, spotted the thief at Park Theater and alerted an officer. Judge Whallon gave Williams a fine and three days in jail. Also note officer James Cigele, injured in the White House incident, is reported to have blood poisoning.
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Lucile Dixon
Edith Williams
Chicago
S. Ilindlst
Park Theater
Iade Whillon
Whallon
Washington
James Cigele
Peter Elliott
Miners Adjourn Without Public Statement From Board
The United Mine Workers executive board adjourned at 1 p m Friday with no public statement. Reported focus on Colorado and West Virginia labor troubles. Colorado situation described as grave and involving non affiliated workers, including Mexicans and Chinese. Jefferson County pioneer Join Thomson of Kt died at his daughter’s home in Indianapolis, after moving from Madison five years ago.
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United Mine Workers
Colorado
West Virginia
Jefferson County
Thomson
Edward Richie
Indianapoli
Madison
Indiana Harbor building stock to rise under new association
Incorporated in Indiana Harbor Lake County the Joan association reports stock capital of 250000 dollars. The filing notes the plan to organize a local building venture with specified share value and corporate status in the harbor area.
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Indiana Harbor Building and Joan Association
Indiana Harbor
Lake County
Ind
Terrifying New York Storm Floods Boroughs and Railways
Oct 9 reports the worst rainfall in years sweeping New York City areas above the Bronx. Suburban trains halted as five to ten feet of water inundated Melrose station and river floods flooded cellars and merchandise. Dozens of horses drowned in Williamburg while others barely escaped. Hundreds trapped indoors lacked food. enterprising men rowed to supply occupants. Damage in the Bronx area estimated at least 300,000 dollars. Up to 8 a.m. 12. inches of rain had fallen. Across the coast at Norfolk and Cape Henry, a fierce 60 mph storm raged over Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Weather Bureau
Bronx
Melrose
Williameburg
Wallabout
Hare
Small Boy Stirs Crowd During West Indianapolis Democratic Meeting
A prankish scene interrupted a West Indianapolis Democratic gathering as a boy poked at candidates with a pin from behind the platform. Amid the laughter, officials chased the intruder and the crowd reacted to the unexpected outburst during the mayoral campaign events.
Soaked His Wife and Judge Soaked Him in Costs
Calvin Cleveland a sign painter arraigned in polis court on Friday for assaulting his wife. He claimed heavy drinking led to the act and apologized. The judge warned him to stop drinking, noting it was too late to help him this time. Cleveland arrived at a plan after being locked up. The court imposed costs and penalties as appropriate.
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Calvin Cleveland
Ashland-ave
Polis Court
Italy
Clevestand
Dex Nerves
Costa
Woman Found With Face Injured In Tomato Incident
Annie Moore, 40, was found prostrate in the street near the courthouse with a face buried in mashed tomatoes and multiple gashes. She told Judge Whallon she had felt ill and taken audanum for a stimulant but denied intoxication. The judge warned of a workhouse sentence if she appeared again.
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Annie Moore
Court House
Whallon
Whal- Ten
City Firemen Strike Shuts Nashville Fire Protection
Nashville city firemen strike after council refuses higher pay. Oct 9 report notes city left without fire protection as crews walk out over pay dispute. Local authorities face service gap and potential safety concerns until resolution.
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Nashville
City la
Train hold-up confession ties leader to James name
In Portland Oregon, Connors wounded in the Corbett station robbery admits Jim James, a kin of Frank and Jesse James, led the gang and ordered the engineer shot.
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Corbett Station
Inathan
Jim James
Frank
Jesse James
James
College avenue riders and a wary conductor
A Massachusetts avenue car incident ends with two traveling men causing a scene, while a front passenger’s remark prompts a humorous aside about where they live. Indianapolis forecast calls for fair weather and warmer temperatures into the weekend. Mrs. Fairbanks, Indianapolis Daughters of the American Revolution, scheduled in Davenport for a Thursday event at Denison barber shop.
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Massachusetts-ave
Algbaman
Eront
College-ave
Indi
Fairbanks
Davenport
Indianapolis
Tevol
Thureday
aSsok Oasis
Denison
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