Four Bodies Identified in Grim Grave-Robbery Case
Police identified four deceased individuals found early Monday, two in dry goods boxes on E Georgia Street near Hibben-Hollweg and two in an alley behind Central Medical College. Names listed include Glendore Gates, Johanna Stilz, Wallace Johnson, and Mrs Katherine Doehring, all verified by dental, bone, and witness clues amid a dramatic investigation aided by a mysterious tipster.
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Glendore Gates
Wallace Johnson
Johanna Stilz
Catherine Doebring
Georgia St
Hibben- Holiweg Wholesale Dry Goods
Central Medical College
Rufus Cantrell
Anderson Cemetery
Irvington
Ebenezer Cemetery
Millersville
Ebenezer
Katherine Doehring
Mms
Brayton
Johnson
Doehring
Will Zaiser
E. Georgia St
Exchange Saloon
Central College
Kaiser
Losh
Duncan
Medical College
City
The
Haymaker
SUN
Hibben-Hollweg Company
Wm. T. Long
Mr. Long
Cantrell
Flanner & Buchanan
Johanna
Stitz
Police drop grave robbery probe amid rumor of hetronymous game
Detectives Asch and Manning were reassigned to pursue a West Indianapolis rumor of a hetronymous game while a carnival crowd watch continued. Relatives waited at police HQ overnight for updates as Superintendent Taffe indicated the investigation may stall for the week. The case, tied to college bodies, sparked protests from families and accusations of bias and influence. Investigators warned the press and public could push the inquiry to continue if demanded.
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Asch
Manning
Gerber
Indianapolis
Taffe
the Sun
Rufus Cantrell
NW LINER ADVERTISEMENTS IN SUN ISSUE
Classifieds list first mortgage loans on improved property, modern dwelling for sale, labor and servant wants, rooms for rent, vehicles and mules for sale, cottages and houses for sale or trade, harness and equipment, and various business items including an up-to-date soda fountain and ice cream parlor for sale, plus lost envelope with valuable papers.
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Painter
Kansas
Chambermaid
Questioning Motive Behind Turning in Suspects
An anonymous speaker contends that turning in the alleged wrongdoers was not due to remorse but to avoid prison and to prevent others from escaping punishment. The speaker asserts that the discovered bodies would likely remain hidden without their cooperation and questions the morality of their actions.
Conference swirl as Morgan Cassatt Baer meet on strike
Morgan and Cassatt talked aboard the Corsair with Baer on Sunday and Monday, signaling rapid action on the coal strike. Rumors say Morgan aims to unite mine owners and operators with a proposal he will submit, while Baer reportedly threatens resignation if Morgan interferes.
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Baer
Philadelphia
Root
Wall-st
Morgan
John W. Gates
Paer
Corsair
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Gov
Odell
Fall Festival and Horse Show Parade and Events Schedule
Monday program features a 2 p m opening parade from Washington st to Capitol ave, 7 p m gates open for Festival field attractions, 8 p m horse show with classes and special demonstrations including English Zouave drills diving horses and the Indianapolis Light Artillery drill, plus various timed horse classes through the evening ending with a high jump at 10:35 p m
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Washington St
Senate Ave
Washingtonst
Illinois
Market
Monumentplace
Meridian
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
New Jersey
Capitol Ave
Monument-place
French Airship Crash Kills Two on Aerial Flight
Paris October 13 A French aeronaut M Debradsky and companion Morin were killed when Debradsky's egg shaped airship crashed shortly after a successful ascent from the Vaugirard aerostatic station at 7 30 am The craft 110 feet long 20 feet diameter with a 14 foot propeller failed and collapsed sending both men to their deaths Svero the aeronaut previously killed in an explosion is noted as another airship figure in the same shed.
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Paris
M. Debradsky
Morin
Debradsky
Vaugirard
Grand Boulevard
Sud
Denly
Svero
Coal Presidents Meet in New York Office Conference
On October 13 in New York a high level coal executives conference began at 11 30 a m. Attending were President Truesdale of the D L W President Ophardt of the D H David Wilcox vice president of the D H Chairman Thomas of the Erie and President Fowler of the D W They gathered at the D H office amid expectations of important developments.
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New York
Truesdale
Oliphant
David Wilcox
Thomas
The
Erie
Fowler
James Shelton Not Partner of Willis in Undertaking
The Sun reports James Shelton is not C. M. C. Willis' partner in the undertaking business. Shelton works with O. H. Morgan in the firm Morgan & Shelton, clarifying that Willis has no stake or partnership in their operations.
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James Shelton
Willis
C. M. C. Willis
SUN
Mr. Shelton
O. H. Morgan
Morgan & Shelton
Coppenhaver Throws Off Insanity Defense in Jail
Report notes Ora Coppenhaver, condemned wife murderer, has become more cheerful in jail and now plays cards with fellow prisoners. His trial saw him with eyes closed, uninterested, while deputies recount a shift after his death sentence. Jurors observed changes next day.
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Ora Coppenhaver
Coppenhaver
Comer
Prices at Fall Festival Admission Offerings
Prices list for the Fall Festival shows horses and music events. Standard general admission is ten cents, horse show matinees twenty five cents with reserved seating, nights fifty cents with reserved seats. Broncho busting exhibitions run Wednesday and Friday afternoons at fifty cents with reserved seating. Box for afternoon horse show and night seats priced accordingly. Double season grand stand ten dollars, box season from thirty six to fifty dollars depending on location.
Republicans Hold Quiet Campaign Meeting In County Court
In a described glorius session Saturday night in the criminal court room Republicans gathered for planning the upcoming campaign. Precinct committeemen and most candidates attended as speeches by Judges Allen and Mc Master along with Dave Sherrick and others outlined strategy.
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Criminal Court Room
Allen and
McMaster
Dave Sherrick
Chairman Eliott
W. T. Brown
W. E. Davis
Robert E. Metzger
C. J. Clark
Henry Good Spirit Arrested For Intoxication
Heinrich Gutermuth nicknamed Henry Good Spirit was arrested Saturday after imbibing spirits misbehaved and laughed loudly. He was jailed until sober, appeared in police court Monday with a hungover smile, fined one dollar and costs but the judge suspended the fine if he pledges to avoid all spirits in the future.
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Heinrich Gutermuth
Henry
Stubbs
Gutermuth
Divorce Granted After Unscheduled Court Entry
In Judge Leathers' room a divorce action between James Barton and Emma Barton began unexpectedly Monday as lawyers and witnesses entered the courtroom. Judge Leathers paused noting no Monday setting for the case, then proceedings continued and the divorce was granted. Also announced is the semiannual Missionary Meeting of the W F M and the Indianapolis district conference set for Southport with Emma Moore Scott of India attending.
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Prise
Indianapolis
Indiana
Southport
Emma Moore Scott
India
No City Money For The Campaign
An unprecedented condition grips the city street department with no new hires before the election. The bridge gang fund is nearly exhausted with only 200 left to last two weeks. The street department has 1000 available for about three weeks. No funds remain unless transfers are made from other scarce accounts.
Festival Field Reopens After Sunday Storm Devastation
Festival Field damage from a Sunday gale included a toppled main entrance and broken models. Workers repaired structures by Monday noon, with tent attractions, animal exhibits, and the diving incline nearly ready. Debreko company acts and other rides return, while decorations and prize layouts attract attention downtown.
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Festival Field
Opening Parade of Festival Parade Opens With Floral Floats
The fall festival opened Monday afternoon with a downtown parade starting at 2 PM from Senate Avenue and Washington Street. Immense crowds filled the streets as mounted police led the procession, followed by Grand Marshal Harry B. Smith and staff, Merchants' Association in tallyhos, and decorated vehicles. The Bettermann floral float with palms and American beauty roses attracted attention, along with a fire department battalion and festive automobiles. The parade ended at Washington Street and Capitol Avenue.
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Senate-ave
Washington-st
Harry B. Smith
Merchants’ Association
Tallyhos
Bettermann
Indianapolis Fire Department
Washington St
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis Area 36 Hour Weather Forecast
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m Oct 14. Clearing with northwest wind diminishing Monday afternoon fair Monday night and Tuesday colder Monday night. Temperature noon 55 two pm 57. Temperature at 7 am 60. Fair and cooler in Indiana and adjacent states northwest winds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Funeral for Cal Darnell set at 2 P.M. Wednesday
The funeral for Cal Darnell who died Saturday will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from his late residence 1410 North Illinois Street. Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Cal’ Darnell
Illinois-st
Crown Hill
Wilbur F Browder Sued For Divorce
Mrs. Ella J Browder of 2212 Talbott Ave sues for divorce from Wilbur F Browder attorney. She alleges excessive liquor use and seeks 4500 alimony plus 50 monthly for minor children. Judge Carter restrains Browder from disposing of property before injunction hearing.
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Ella J. Browder
Talbott Ave
Wilbur F. Browder
Lucky customer wins weekly shoes at Eppert's Store
Bena Waller of 910 W Michigan Street in Lucky holds ticket No 16543 and wins a free $3 pair of shoes this week at Eppert's Shoe Store 239 Massachusetts Avenue First Square. The promotion claims the shoes are guaranteed the best in the city and invites others to try. Photo included.
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Eppert
Massachusetts
Mass.ave
First Square
Horace P Harlan Marries Wynette Shepherd At Aunt’s Home
Horace P Harlan son of attorney L P Harlan wed Wynette Shepherd Sunday at the residence of Mrs Harvey 1410 Hullside Ave the bride’s aunt The ceremony was conducted by Rev Frank Bachellor of Franklin Harlan will assume charge next Monday at the Panhandle passenger station in Elwood
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Horace P. Harlan
L. P. Harlan
Wynette Shepherd
Five Cent Quarrel Ends in Knife Attack on Restaurant Keeper
William Kersting, a restaurant keeper at 548 West Washington Street, was savagely slashed by an unknown African American after a brief quarrel over five cents. Dr E M Eisenbeiss reported recovery doubtful. a knife wound in the abdomen severed the bowels and nearly hit the stomach. A 20 cent bill, attempted to be paid with 15 cents, sparked the attack as police chase a clue with no arrest yet.
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William Kersting
Washington St
Big crowds expected at Union station amid special rate
Luther Polen station master at Union station said crowds were not expected Monday. Officials anticipate large turnout starting Tuesday as one and one third rate draws passengers. Sun liners familiar with the area may benefit from the surge, and preparations are underway to handle crowds.
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Luther Polen
Union Station
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