Three Officers Needed To Do Raftery's Work
By order of Superintendent Christian Kruger, Michael Raftery the former assistant police court bailiff was removed from the courtroom to street duty. A regular sergeant and two patrolmen are now detailed in the courtroom but disorder persists. Police Judge Whallon notes the frequent whispering and crowding near the bench, hindering testimony and routine. Dawson, court duties overwhelm his time, while officers lack experience to maintain order effectively. The move is seen by some as political. Raftery a long time Republican and highly regarded for an unblemished record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Kruger
Michael Raftery
Raftery
Judge Whallon
Rynger Sifu
Alsiington
Whallon
Dawson
Bass Charles
Cormerly
Supt
Kruger
Bavery
Strike May Spread Across Unions In City Freight Actions
Reports say the Big Four freight handlers strike may widen as Freight Handlers and Warehousemen join with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. P J Flannery and P Shra traveled to Chicago for talks on a possible alliance while management refused wage increases, prompting a temporary work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Unmions
P. J. Flannery
Unhin
Chicago
P. Shra
Teamsters’ Union
Manon
WANTED A HUSBAND SPECIAL TO THE BUN
Kokomo Indiana October report of John Beard a 16 year old girl who had twice married and twice divorced ending her life by poison after being refused by Walter Gardner who she wished to wed. She died in his arms at a boarding house uttering her last words I can not marry you I can die.
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Kokomo
Ind
Get
John Beard
Walter Gardner
Prohibition Meeting Attacks Local Administration
A heated Prohibition mass meeting condemned Mayor Holteman and his administration as a sham. Felix McWhirter, former Prohibition candidate for governor, attacked the mayor over ties to Keach and Dolster and alleged widescale law violations with the administration’s knowledge. Edward Chirk mocked Holtzman’s righteousness while noting the mayor’s Saturday order to close a saloon was rescinded after protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Holteman
Felix, McWhirter
Prohibition
John W. Vohemaars
Hoes Keach
Chunks Dolster
Gawd
Wantrat
George Lita
Holtemin
Temperance Pear Pie
Edward Chirk
Prohibition City Committee
Holtzman
Tl Welack
Jim Keach
Assassin escapes from prison in Welsngers incident
Lennart Renen thal, condemned for Miscrima and serving life, escaped Montagracht prison by signaling through a sundaws, with Procurator General Bel Salam as the target of the crime, according to Scripps Mare Press Association.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Welsngers
Lennart Renenthal
Bel- Salam
Montagracht
Death of John Little in Marion County Arcadia
John Little died on October 9 in Arc Ind at almost 10 years old. He lived on the same farm seven years and was the last of the Little family. He was a grandson of Ingraham and Matthew Little, builders of the Little hotel. He is survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at Arcadia at 12 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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John Little
Ar Ind
Y An
Marion County
Brance
Ingraham
Matthew Little
Little Hotel
Song
Arcadia
Woman Killed in Central City Tragic Accident
Special to The Sun reports a fatal incident in Central City as a young man named Thewesie, well known in the community, died after stumbling on a track while lifting his hat to a young woman. The shockwave of the tragedy left onlookers and officials facing a serious situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibigat Thewesie
Lhamativ
Love Letters Used for Health Certificate
Miss Mellie Mackley, a young school mistress from Kentucky, engaged to Tearin in Natchez, exposed to an infected district in Louisville. Inspector Langley questioned her credentials but she presented readable love letters as a substitute for a health certificate, arguing they prove her intent and care.
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Bcripps
RAE Press Association
Memphis
Teun
Mellie Mackley
Lemiaytne
Natchez
James W. Langley
Miss Mackley
Aidabe
Louisville
Crowe Arrives in Omaha Charged in Cudahy Robbery
Crowe appeared at the courthouse facing robbery charges connected with the Cudahy holdup from nearly five years ago. Prosecutors said he arrived with a crowd cheering and stepped from a car as he was led into the building by officers.
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Crowe
Awrae Press Association
UMA Aee
Pat Crewe
Mtaniay
Denm Buble
Montigeu Andy
Crow Tyga
Charges and Testimony In Shortridge Faculty Hearing
The hearing into Agnes Tankin's charges against Walter Mart head of Shortridge's mathematics department concluded. Principal Benton denied that Mart was recommended to the post with a promise to favor a new mathematics textbook. Tankin reviewed examples to support incompetency and unprofessional conduct, noting prior disputes with Superintendent Kendall and threats to end her employment if she did not support Hurt.
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Agnes Tankin
Walter Mart
Shortridge Fish School
Benton
Shortridge
Rane Fan
Kendall
Werdall
Hoosiers Appointed Special to the Sun
Commander HV Speeler of the Sons of Veterans appointed his tech all echninities appointments Russell K Bed good of Lafayette Ind made chaplain in chief Frank Martin of Indianapolis named personal aute Senator Albert Beveridge of Indian a Was Appointed member of the Menor University committee
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Hoosiers
Cincinnati
HV. Speeler
The
Sons of Veterans
Hak
Tech
Russell K. Bedgood
Lafayette
Ind
Frank Martin
Indianapolis
Abert J. Beveridge
Menor University
Lawson Offers Enter Navy Committee Role
A report from the Scripps-Board Press Association notes former information indicates Mynett Tuspred may join Thames WW Lawson to represent him on a committee in New York. The item mentions legal action related to a suit against certain companies and references an admiral’s death in relation to Japanese naval affairs.
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Lawson
Scripps-M'Rab Press Association Columials
Forneraion
Mynett
Thames
New York
Momett
Out in the state Evansville and nearby incidents
A jumble of short dispatches across Indiana towns reports traffic accidents, fatal and serious injuries, arsons, fires, arrests, and social events. Notable items include a fatal hit over in Geneva, a deputy coroner’s wedding in Lancaster, a marshal arrest in Omelang Civy, a turkey drive by girls in Columbus, and a fatality in Wayne with Koehler dead and Tivury dying. Also noted are a public reception in Rushville, a farm barn fire in Seymour, and a despondent fruit dealer in Fort Wayne.
Manning to visit Washington amid Printing Bureau controversy
Special to the Sun reports Mrs. Daniel Manning of New York, leader of the St. Louis ex…pressing plans to visit Washington this winter to press for printing the ladies managers report. Congressman Lianitis, head of the committee, opposes government costs for printing and distribution. Manning intends to secure support from lawmakers to authorize printing the report, with several officials and associates meeting in Washington to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
the Sun
Washington
Daniel Manning
New York
Lidy
St. Lou
Ube
Mimmur
Pater
Mera
Balmer
Man- Agere
Chivusa
Gtr
Wongdenes
Hawkins Death Shocks Local Community Leader and Former U S Marshal
William Hawkins longtime superintendent of the American Detective Association and former U S Marshal for the Anbe district is dead at 63 in Belvidere Indiana. He served as deputy sheriff of Sylvan County and two terms as sheriff before his federal appointment. His death follows heart trouble and shocks political aides who admired his conduct during the American Railway Union strike. Surviving are a widow and a 5 year old daughter. services pending in Sullivan with burial in Sullivan, Indiana, Wednesday.
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Wilam Ft
Thowkles
American Detective Association
Cleveland
United States
Anbe
Inters
Ap Morsen
Maawkine
Mr. Taw
Sylvan
Hawkins
Ac Migs& Cols Undertaking
Phy Belvidere Mate
WM K. North St
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Ind
Purial
Witte Lauded For Peace Effort At Porta Mouth Conference
The Imperial Voxcrijt acknowledges Witte for the skillful handling of duties that led to concluding peace at the Porta Mouth conference.
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Witte
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Thesburg
Portamouth
Cure a Cold in One Day Promoted by Grove Signature
A dubious ad promotes a one day cure using laxative bromos and quinine with alleged Groves signature on each item. It touts a quick fix and monetary claims to persuade buyers despite unclear medical legitimacy.
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H.W. Grove
Special One Way Colonist Excursions to California and Northwest
One way colonist trips offered via the Missouri Pacific Railway with double daily tourist car service to California. Leaves St Louis at 201 a.m. and 910 p.m., connecting directly for all points in the Northwest. Contact M C Townsend, St Louis, and D Boyd, Indianapolis, for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
California
Perio
SS Louis
Northwest
Addreen M. C. Townsend
St. Louis
D. Boyd
Indianapolis
Ind
Lafollette May Resign From Governorship and Senate
Madison dispatch reports doubts about rumors that Gus Lafollette might resign both the Wisconsin governorship and U.S. Senate seat. Sources in Mitchell say the claim is absurd and the governor joked about continuing on the ticket, stressing his state service over personal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecripps-M'Ras Press Association
Madison, Wic
Gus. Lafoliette
Bodapest Parliament Opens Amid Turmoil and Derision
In Budapest the opening of parliament was marked by a tumult after the imperial rescript was read. Premier Federaryy announced adjournment amid strong police presence as coalition leaders clashed and shouted coward at the session.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Wudapest
Durlus Andrassy
Parliament House
Federaryy
Gates quits Chicago as Gates registers to vote
John W. Gates, a multimillionaire, is now a citizen of New York and will vote in the city’s forthcoming municipal election. He registered Monday night at a polling place near the Waldorf Astoria after previously residing outside the city.
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Gates
Chicago
Bcripps-Atrah Frees Association
New York
John W. Gates
Phinger
Hia Clty
Shele
Mr Gates
Waldorf-Aetoria
St George H U Alexander Shot Dead by Son in Hot Springs
Dr St George UH Alexander a 60 year old prominent physician was shot and killed on Garland avenue by his son after domestic troubles. Anna Alexander witnessed the murder as the son fled and remained at large despite guards. The killer, formerly known as Mr Jameson, is described as about 40 to 45 years old and unarrested. investigators pursued him as tensions rose in the neighborhood.
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Garland Ave
Alexander
Ayn
Withon
Miss Helen Peabody Dies at 79 in Los Angeles
Helen Peabody longtime president of the Western Callune for Woosen in Oxford Ohio died at her Pasadena home. She was 79. The obituary notes her leadership and honors in the association.
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Miss Peabody
Los Angeles
Cal
Get
Helen Peabody
Woosen
Oxford
Pasedert
New Chicago to Los Angeles Pullman Sleeper Service Opens
Jet Off and Supply Co announces a new car line from Chicago to Southern California. Pullman tourist sleeping cars will run daily to Los Angeles via Union Pacific North Western and Salt Lake Route starting September. One way tickets from Chicago at $34.00 with low rates from other points. Double berth in tourial sleeping car $7.00. For tickets and reservations contact A Hutchison Manager at 207 Clark St Chicago.
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Southern California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Union Pacific
North
Salt Lake
A. Hutchison
Mgr
Clarksh
Are You Interested in a Fast Growing Country
The Chicago & North-Western tanway Co will furnish reliable information regarding desirable locations for industrial establishments in the West and Northwest. Hotels, general stores, produce buyers, lumber yards and brick yards offer opportunities. Full information on cheap lands and fertile territory provided upon request through agents of the North-Western Line or W B Knishern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Tanway Co
North-Western Line
W. B. Knishern
Pawaenger Tratec Nang.ger
Chicago
Pacific Coast Travel Rates From Chicago by Rail Lines
Advertises $33.00 to the Pacific Coast via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern lines from Chicago daily. Mentions routes to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma and other points with low fares to Helens Butte Spokane Ogden Salt Lake City. Includes guided Pullman sleeping car excursions to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland double berth only $2.00 and requests correspondence to N. B. Breers General Agent 4 Waknut at Cincinnati.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Pacita & Northwestern Ling
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Helens
Butte
Spokane
Ogues
Salt Lake City
Pullman Fourlat
Drese N. BM
Breers
Gen
Cineinnath
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George Hitz
Scrippe-M'Rae Press Association
Austin
Wallcrest
Parkeave
Miss Rankin
Walter Hart
Bcripps- Arab Press Association
Evansville
George Miller
New Albany
Phaip Easman
Searget
Geneva
Phil Kelsier
Rochester-Rurd
TH Leng
Lancaster
Misa
Emmet Braber
Vannvile
Omelang — Civy—Dequey
Charis Johann
Monty Arremed
Atlen Duncan
Frank Duncan
Chines Duncan
Thomas Brown
Abrim Young
Shirley Work
Tilden Whie
Columbus
Fivele Giris
Jentle Hacker
Helen Cheathim
Ruth Brive
Margaret Coll
Mary Rowley
Ye Organizca
Valumbue
Perc-J. Hf
Miller
Junges
Kansas City
Klein
Evanevil Excelsior
Wayne
Koehler
Sameel Tivury
Tibhury
Rushville
Down
Gaedy
Paris
Dcy
Seymour
Demysey Mantog
Lake
Inaurance
Fort Wayne
August Moritz
Indiana
Connersville
Jesale Devor
Purdue University
Docker T. Washington
Madison
Nellie Bhaddy
Frank Shaday
Hicke
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Landis
George Q. Alexander
Hot Springs
Lafollette
May
Suilipps M'Rae Press Association
Mitchell
Robert M. Lafollett
Tleet Ty
Miny Ree
WWCT
Lafoliette
Mitchell Gazette
Budapest
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