Burton to Serve Six Months in Prison for Senate Pay Practice
The Supreme Court denied a rehearing and Burton, former U S Senator from Kansas, must serve six months in prison and pay a $240 fine for practicing for pay before the Post Office Department while a senator. The ruling ends any chance of appeal or leniency.
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Kansas
Pony
Post Office Department
Senate
Scripps-McRae Prenx Association
Washington
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Burton
Iran County
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Parson Was Fast Led In The Chase
Reed, 23, caused a disturbance on a Tenth Street car after smoking against rules. He fled through backyards and sheds with Patrolmen Caldwell and Dugan pursuing. A preacher led the chase briefly before Reed was captured in Bellefontaine Street area. He posted bond and failed to appear in court. next date October 7.
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Roy Reet
Mao Caldwell
Metcative
Thomas Dugan
Belletoniainesi
Reed
E. Yentheat
Michael Phevin
Val Bolser
Ohlovat
Rales
Massachusetts
Matorman Boker
Caldwell
Brightwood
Rontes
Arma
Dugan
Body found as Ellwood hunters unearth unknown man
New Castle Pa October report describes Joane Babcock and Ryland Welsh discovering a decomposed male body hanging from a tree near Elwood. The unknown man appears to have died about three months prior. Investigators began routine inquiries and searched the area for identify clues.
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Berippe- Nene
Newcastle
Joane Babcock
Ryland Welsh
Ready to Fire Second Shot in Full Campaign
Democrats plan a second push in Indiana with speakers like Judge J. E. McCullough and L. Ralston addressing concerns over Gov. Hanly's address. The article notes Republican reassurance after McCullough's Masonie hall talk and hints at anticipated attacks on Hanly and party dynamics ahead of upcoming trips and speeches.
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We L. Ralston
Lebanon
Greenfield
Ralston
Ingahbart Democratic
Scalpels and Runaway Boy In Court and Wreck Toll
A 13 year old runaway from New York called at a city dispensary Sunday night lamenting his growth and fearing juvenile court entanglement. Police kept him overnight and sent him to the juvenile court on vagrancy charges. Clinic exam led to a hospital operation for hernia, with possible hospital transfer. In Paris a train wreck killed one or more and injured many as twelve bodies recovered from the wrecked train. fifty injured, at least 28 not expected to recover.
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Bac
Hanly
Nnnessa
Nimwell
Surprian
Garda
Cambrine
Kerth
Tipton
Tuerda
Vipinax
Frank Stevens
New York
Scripps-WeRve Preas Association
Paris
Boetnon
Beloit plant removal to Indianapolis rumored
The steam pump plant of Fairbanks Morse, now at Beloit Wisconsin, is rumored to move to Indianapolis. The decision hinges on Beloit guaranteeing housing for about 6000 workers. If moved, it will join the Commercial Electric plant recently acquired by Fairbanks Morse.
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Beloit
Fairbannks-Morse Company
Wig
Indianapolis
Beloft
Commercial Electric Company
Fairbanks
Forse Company
New Disease Reported in North Greenfield Area
Physicians report a new disease prevailing in a neighborhood north of Greenfield Indiana with several people ill The victim shows cold sore throat and fever but not pneumonia or typhoid symptoms The illness is slow to progress to a critical stage and seldom fatal There have been no deaths reported.
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Bryan
Mana
Cottain
Indiana
Tarif
Eiwaya
Bryan Wil
Roger Sullivan
Litnole
Chicago
Perriess
Taggart
Greenfield
Ind
Dollar A Spoke Paid By Autoist In Wagon Collision
A wagon driver Charles Nuerge suffered damage after a horse drawn wagon was struck by an automobile driven by D. J. Ballard near the corner of Ghie and Pennsylvania streets. Ballard paid cash on the spot after a dispute over damages. Nuerge, in a light spring wagon, pursued Ballard, who fled toward the Federal building leaving the right side damaged and sewer work affected.
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Charles Nuerge
D. J. Dattard
Katara
Mir
Hietard
Ava
Ballard
Mr. Nunese
Mr. Ballard
Bing Saxtona
Mr. Neergs
Pennsylvania
Nuerse
Wigan
Tallard
Naerge
Federal Building
Elevator accident injures workers at new Heard of Trade post
Report from Monday morning describes a rush of surgeons and a fatal injuries scene at Ohl and Mert-tan-sts. An African American laborer, Article Hayes, was struck by the elevator beam while riding it and taken to his home then to the dispensary ambulance. Police headquarters logged multiple injuries from falling machinery and impaired safety.
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Anrtiel Hayes
Man Struck by Cow Tramples Father Then Hallucinates
Benjamin Haldwin of 2615 Graceland Ave was knocked unconscious after a cow stepped on his upper forehead. His sons Green and William Baldwin face an insanity commission after he believed Gov Manly appointed him a preacher. Dr J Hughes and Dig TA Wissder of the dairy and justice court will hear the case Tuesday morning.
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Benjamin Haldwin
Graceland
Baldwin
Wiliam
Gov. Manly
Green
Willa
J. Hughes
Dig TA. Wissder
Meare Honna
Fire damages homes on Meridan Street after faulty flue
A defective flue on the roof of William Said’s residence at 827 Meridian Street Monday set the roof on fire and caused about 14 in damages. The blaze spread to Edward Clayton’s home at 698 Meridian Street, resulting in further losses estimated around 60.
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William Said
Edward Clayton
Banks Call for Stricter Federal Bank Examinations
President Hamilton addresses the American Bankers Association meeting urging rigid federal bank examinations to strengthen national banks and prevent failures. He plans to back a resolution against current exams, advocating abolishing the $20 daily examiner pay while probing Examiner oversight.
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Seeippa-McNae Presa Association
SY Leis
Amerian Hankers Assovbation
John L. Hame Hiun
Hoopeston
Lil
Whiteag
News York
Ity
Vler
Tamorpary
aNkeres PhD Co Cie
Willn
Hamilton
Congress
Ono
Hilials del Gator
George 3 Reynolda
Chicago
Chnirnkea
Ted
John McWurtle
St. Louis
Visitora
Butler Opposes New Bituminous Pavement Plan
Butler objects to the Butler avenue improvement with bituminous pavement citing burden on taxpayers and college district finance. He argues the city cannot afford the extra cost and urges regular examiner salaries and wider support, while noting existing assessments and upcoming convention actions on trust companies and bank regulation.
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Federal
Ba Faran
Thormahis
Channees Butler
Butler Calseeme
Butler Ave
Washingtons
Oh, & Co
Butler
Piard
Grouns
Frugal County Board Buys Lambert Auto for 1410
The frugal board of county commissioners purchased a Lambert automobile for 1410 to serve as the first road viewer vehicle. They saved about 10 on horse hire while deciding the machine suffices, using the new vehicle last Friday for county duties. The federal grand jury met Now 12 with cases expected involving revenue violations, post office matters, and counterfeiting.
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Lambert
Daniel B. Sullivan
Sullhvan O
Bullican
Tey
U. S
Federal Grand Jury
Murderer Geome Williams Faces Grand Jury After Plea
The presumed murderer Geome Williams, condemned to death by a jury for killing Patriiman Edward J. Pettirant, appeared before the grand jury. He promised to reveal liquor sales tied to North-side saloons and drug stores during the recent double murder case, naming possible sources. The prosecution highlighted Williams's signed arrest statement and the grand jury’s scrutiny of his testimony amid a tense, guarded atmosphere.
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Geome Williams
Patriiman
Edward J. Pettirant
Mane Fay
Jesse Cog
Willams
Grand Jury
Body not Zooks Pure Fond show at Tom Temilnoa hall
A damaged OCR text reports a Pure Fond show at Tom Temilnoa hall in Indianapolis area two weeks from now with decorations and plans to open daily. It mentions Henry Zook and an investigation by Coroner Tutewil and secretary treasurer Gervala regarding the death found near Bethel Avenue, with many viewing the body but no identification.
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Tom Temilnnoa Hall
Avery
Ngning
Indianapally
Henry Zook
Green Franklin
Martisvile
Makode
Ehatrmin
J. Ing
Tutewil
Gervala
Zook
Alles
Rev Sam Jones Dies On Train In Arkansas
Reverend Sam Jones a famed temperance speaker and former lawyer from Carterville died aboard a Rock Island train near Peery Arkansas his family nearby. Funeral plans and remains to Cartersville Georgia with wife and daughters after a planned family reunion for his fifty ninth birthday were noted along with tributes from associates.
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Scrippa-McRae
Little Rock
Ark
Samy Innes
Carteraville
Talara
Rock Island
Peery
Jones
Ruebel
Georgia
Methodist Church
South
Northern
America
Okichinoma Cir
Aout
Annie Prion
Misa
Julia Jones
Cartersville
Denen
Sam Jones Evangelist Details From Fellow Clergy
The Rev Sam Jones born in Chambers County Alabama October 1. He faced breakdown limiting sermons and extended pulpit work due to waning powers. Jones came from a family of ministers, joined the SM E church South, married Laura McHiwin, and gained fame after meetings with T DeWitt Talmage and Sam Small.
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Sam. Janos
Chambers County
Ala
Elis Pome
Hin
Carteraville
Henly
Kash
South Baptiat Charch
Sany Jones
Sam Jones
Gasprl
Sui
SM. E. Church
South
Laura McHiwin
Eminente
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
St. Gauls
Sam Small
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