Concussion Hit Leeman After Night Attack Near Home
A 58 year old man, Leeman, secretary of the National Metal Trades association, was found badly injured near a street at night. He suffered a scalp cut and facial bruising, with possible concussion. Police suspect a labor dispute motive. detectives investigated as he lies in the city hospital.
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Aboer Leeman
Pope Waverley Motor Car Company
Map
Leeman
Akins
Kruger
Labor
National Metal Trades Association
Nationalmployeer Association
Taemin
Hay
Bridegroom's cash found. maid seized after hotel theft
Nellie O'Connell, a Claypool Hotel chambermaid, was arrested after detectives recovered $190 left under a pillow belonging to Walter J. Engle. Engle, who wed Edith McCarty, reported that most of his cash was hidden in another purse. O'Connell admitted taking the money after being traced to her West Street room.
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Nellie O'Connell
Claypool
Pridky
Walter J. Engle
Edith McCarty
Harrisonet
Cunningham
Kurts
Dugan
O'Connell
Ccern
West-st
Engle Tett
Miss O'Connell
Lunor for Cumdine at Columbia Club luncheon noted guests
Gov Cumming of Iowa spoke at a Friday luncheon at the Columbia club in Indianapolis. Republican leaders Charman J. P. Goodrich and Gov Hanly were among attendees. Col W T Durbin also attended as a noted participant. The event highlighted political camaraderie and local leadership.
Campaign Work for John Biltheimer in Indiana
Heavy campaign effort centers on John Biltheimer the Republican auditor nominee as state committees push county organization in the Twelfth district. Biltheimer travels with volunteers guiding county chairs while others tour the state in vans. Beveridge revision talk stirs Indiana Republicans as Gov Cummins schedules speeches in Danville and Goshen prompting cautious shifts in standpat sentiment.
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Billtheimer
John C. Biltheimer
Arte
Atate
Billheimer
Nat U. Aih
Centeal
Robert W. Miers
John C. Chaney
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Bichelmer
Bilthelmer
Beveridge
Landis
Beverides
Logarapart
Av Witis
Mdiane Atandmillam
Mowever
Indisnapolia
Inditnapolla
A. B. Cumming
Iowa
Danville
Goshen
Cummins
Pocahontas Great Council elects officers in ceremony
The election of officers for the Pocahontas great council Friday resulted in Jessie Carnell of Hartford City becoming Minnehaha and Emma Graham of Anderson re elected Mary Tenene of Indianapolis named great keeper of wampum. Clarence Fala advanced to great prophetess with a silver fruit dish presented. Session closed after installation of officers.
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Jessie Carnell
Hartford City
Bmirx
Emma Graham
Anderson
Mary*Tenene
Indianapolis
Plarence Fala
Hoon
Actress killed as diamonds vanish in Chicago hotel
A Chicago Palace hotel death prompts murder theory after actress Margaret Leslie, 23, is found in her room with chloroform and gas jets active. Diamonds worth about 2000 dollars reported missing. Father from Indianapolis alleges murder. coroner rules suicide. police pursue leads and await further developments.
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Gamewhere
Noirs Dame
Booth Bend
Chicago
Thurmlay
Primping Charge Drives Divorce Pleas Across Local Family Row
On the ground that his wife in the annely jealousy led to divorce calls. Lamia XN Schule mire accuses Cora A Bebhulmira of primping for other women and calls him a dog and a devil. Ella Corydon seeks divorce from Thomas Corydon claiming desertion and asks 2500 alimony. Martias A McWhorter sues George W McWhorter but asks no alimony. Alberta Watts accuses husband David of riotous living and seeks legal separation.
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Annely
Lamia XN. Schulemire
Cora A. Bebhulmira
Ella Corydon
Thomas Corydon
Martias A. McWhorter
George W. McWhorter
Alberta Watts
David
Predang Mary Smith Confessed Burglars Sentenced
Predang Mary Smith and others confessed to burglary under Judge Fremont Alford. They received sentences to the Thiame formatory ranging from one to one and a half years for stealing rings from Mr and Mrs Marry Dines and taking valuables from the Robert Keller store.
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Mary Smith
Fremont Alford
Marry Dines
Robert , Keller
Wreck Reports Heavy Loss in Service-Serine Areas
In St Petersburg a rail accident near the Service-Serine Areas Association links Moscow to Kursk. One hundred people are reported dead with many injured. Authorities confirm fatality count as details emerge.
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ST. Petersburg
Det
Moscow
Kursk
Negro Slayer Asked Retrial in High Court Motion
A formal motion for a retrial for George William, accused of killing Patrolman Petticott, was filed in criminal court. The defense argues a faulty grand jury indictment and contested statements from the wounded officer. The hearing before Judge Fremont Alford is set for Saturday at 10.00 AM, with prosecutors prepared to contest the request. The defense also challenges juror Davis and several admission rulings, seeking to overturn the verdict and obtain a new trial based on alleged improper testimony and court actions.
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George William
Polteman
Edward Petticott
Daniel Brown, Jr
Willam Beerman
Fremont Alford
Alford
Charles A. Books Walter
Petticard
Pelicott
J Sis
Charles P. Benejtlet
Taylor Groninger
Attoch
Witte C. Davis
Letdt Willvmx
Ture
Mr. Davis
Range
Davis
Belort
William Dicknon
James Quigley
Buckwalter
Williams
Ten Men Die in Birmingham Fire At Moodie House
A blaze at Moodie house on Third Avenue and Floventhal in Birmingham, Alabama, killed ten residents and injured several others. Identified deceased include W. X. Stowe and W. R. Taylor among others. firefighters found inmates trapped on the second floor as the structure burned rapidly. The building served as lodging for streetcar workers and others. two burglar attempts were noted before the fire, which followed a previous nearby blaze.
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Scripps-Mefine Dress Association
Birmingham
Stra E. E. Moodie
Stowe
D. Neal
W. R. Taylor
G. Pregtan
Ed Cadwell
EH. Hananan
Gorden Burns
Willams J. Hall
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Tf. Lenton
G. W. Trautmin
C. BR. Welch
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Haven
Cscape
Dudldhoe
Howe
Elected by Agents at Local Fire Insurance Meet
National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents held a closing session on Friday. The reading listed new officers and nominees for president secretary treasurer and committee chairs, with cities and states for each candidate. Resolutions praised the local committee and Indianapollis visitors, calling the meeting the best in association history.
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National Association of
T.ncay Fire Insurance Agents
Seesi
Wason
Denver
Col
Opprnwuser
Texarkana
Ark
W. Beardsley
Hartfont
Conn
Fred Guenther
Detroit
Mich
LW. Childrey
Norfolk
BL Baldwin
Govaha
Nev
Cileure
Naitical Association of Local Fire
Maura Iance
John Shephard
Chicago
Jn Toft
Paul
Hot Aprings
Nore Folk
Tink Compitee
Boy Shot Father to Save Mother in Small Town
In a rural county near Lawstern, Ralph Boswell was seized by deputies and charged with assault after firing at his father Donwell who allegedly abused the family while drinking. Boswell says the shot was accidental as he protected his mother. authorities opened an investigation and Boswell was hospitalized with injuries.
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Ralph Boswell
Contan
Lewis
Asaiult and Pottery
Hoswwell
Thompson's
Donwell
Apd
Mat
Young Goswell
Marwn Chronicle Sees Indiana Editor Take Control
George B. Lockwood, Indiana Republican official, gains controlling interest in the Marwn Chronicle at Alariun. He will edit after the election and remain at Republican state headquarters until campaigns end. Lockwood acquires A C Alexander’s stake and partners with Pierce Calton, buying F Jane holdings. Chronicle company to continue.
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Prese Bureau
Indiana Republcan State Central Committee
Marwn Chronicle
Alariun
Ind
Lockwood
A. C. Alexander
Chronicle
Pierce Calton
Asphalt bids opened for city paving projects
Western Construction offered the lowest bid of 282 per foot for asphalt on Fifteenth from College Eye to the Monon tracks. Union Asphalt Company submitted the lowest bid for paving at Twenty third from Berry to Columbaven.
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Western Construction Company
College-Eye
Monon
Union Asphalt ‘Coneateuction Company
Cerry
Colltamnven
Steamer St Lucie Missing After Florida hurricane
Report from Jacksonville Florida says the steamer St Lucie with a crew of 40 men is believed lost off the south coast of Florida after Wednesday night hurricane. No word on the vessel has been received but fragments of her superstructure and life boats have washed ashore. The city notes heavy damage to a Bloom district with many buildings struck.
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Berippa-McRee Freee Association
Jacksonville
Pla
St. Lucie
Florida
Cire
Havana
Interisland
Ion
Pinar Det
Lost Their Bed Sues Hotel Over Room Mixup During Fair Week
Arthur Davis sues Joseph T. Johnson proprietor of the New Commercial hotel for $3,000 claiming he and his wife were deprived of their room Sept 12 and baggage set out the next morning after leaving it with the hotel while they spent the day at the state fair. They found others occupying the room upon return and had to relocate to another hotel. Also noted: distress over tentative paving policy with Tenthat residents petitioning against multi mineral pavement.
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Arthur Davis
Joseph T. Johnson
New Commercial Hotel
Davia Bay
Fined $108000 for Rebating by New York Central
In New York Oct. Fines totaling 108000 dollars were imposed on the New York Central and Hudson River Flyer by Judge Holt in federal court for granting rebates to the American Sugar Refining Company. Frederick Pomeroy, assistant general traffic manager, faced a like $1.0 million fine on nine counts. the court granted a 60 day stay of execution pending appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Sevipps-McNine Frees Association
New York
New York Central& Hudson Flyer Railroad
Shdge Holt
United Hates District Court
American Sugar Refining Company
Frederick Pomeroy
New York Central
Pomfrey
Cpan
Austin C. Fox
Supreme Court
Improvement plan for several streets by Bitulithic work
The Board of Panic recommends cementing and improving multiple streets with bitulithic paving. Targeted segments include 24th Street from Cunital to Agre, 16th Street from Roosevelt to Martindale, 23rd Street from Capital to Minot, 18th Street from Senate to Tab batt, and 16th Street from Columbus to L B W tracks.
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Twentysfourth-st
Cunital- Agre
Minole-at
Sixteenth-at
Roosevelt
Martindale-aver
Capital-ave
Minot St
Eighteenth-st
Senate
Tabbatt-ave
Sixteenth-st
Columvie-ave
Saw Grinders on Strike at Atkins Plant
Members of the Saw Grinders union strike at the B. C. Atkins plant over pay method disputes. About men are affected as grinding work may be paid by piece rate or time. A peaceful settlement is expected within a day. The trouble began with the discharge of two grinders.
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Indiana
Trias
SAW Grinders
Saw Grinders’ Union
Atrike
B. C. Atkina
Jae
Fountain Petitioned for W Alichtgan Street Area
A number of residents petitioned the Board of Public Works requesting a drinking fountain at W Alichtgan Street between Pana and Hiuwatharis. The action highlights local needs for accessible public hydration facilities.
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Pana and
Hiuwatharis
Mrs Jefferson Davis Buried In Richmond Funeral Held At St Pauls
The body of Mrs Jefferson Davis arrived in Richmond with a large family escort and Confederate veterans. A funeral service was held at St Pauls Episcopal Church conducted by multiple clergy from Baptist Methodist Catholic and Presbyterian denominations. A large procession followed to Hollywood cemetery beside the James River.
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Scrippa-McRar
Presa Ansociation
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Maelbern
New York
St. Paul's Episcopal J Church
Tne
Corbett Forsyte
St. Paul's
Anslated
van Derver
Catholic
Elugen
J. William Jones
James Power Smith
Presbyteriai
Kon
Calli
Bothababa Syna
Landon R. Mason
Christ ‘An
Bishop Granberry
Methodist Church South
Viewinia
South
Stephen B. Tee
The
Confederate Veterans
Hallywood
Dames River
Davis
Havana Sees Worst Cyclone In History Strikes Camp Columbia
In Havana a devastating cyclone wrecked Camp Columbia and leveled tents. The Brooklyn was torn from moorings and ships damaged in Havana Harbor. Hundreds injured, dozens dead, and extensive property loss reported as communications with the province of Pinar del Rio falters amid widespread ruin.
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Scrippe-McRaereas
Havana
United States
Cruiger
Brooklyn
Tome
Ife
Feet
Camp Columbia
Can
Caa
Crn
Anxiety in Cuba Rumblings Hit US Government
Reports indicate rising tensions affecting government departments as Cuba tensions spill over. Weather bureau stations along the Atlantic coast note unsettled conditions, with sparse reports from the south to the Florida coast.
Damaged City Weather Threat Amid Storm Report
Fragmentary notice from Jacksonville Florida describes a severe storm hitting the area near Palm Hotel and Finglers resort. Text suggests flooding risk and evacuations but is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete sentences.
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