Democrats Enthused by Big Meeting in Indianapolis
Democratic rally praised Gauss and the party ticket amid denials of internal strife. Speakers Taggart Spencer and Gauss stressed unity, called for strong precinct organization, and pledged reform, denying discord and promising an economical administration without bonds or patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holtzman
Democrats
Gaurs
Taggart
Caiss
Gauss
Kr. Gauss
United Front
W. W. Spencer
Shank
Irdianapolis
Two bullets in woman's body in Islip woods mystery
In Islip New York a second bullet was found in the victim's body. Police theory ties the fatal wound to the bullet that killed the woman in an automobile. An automobile goggles pair found nearby supports a real estate dispute tale involving two men. Investigators questioned woodcutter Joseph Schmidt but recovered no new facts.
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Islip
L.il
Daily
Islip Woods
Bay Shore
Bay Sacre
IsHp
Joseph Schmidt
Schmidt
Earthquakes Felt at St Ignatius College
The seismograph at St Ignatius College in Cleveland recorded two shocks this morning at 6:31 and 7:00. The quake is believed to have originated about 5,000 miles away, with earth tremors felt in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stt. Ignatius College
Arrests Made in Jennie Lopez Kidnaping Case
Eight men and one woman are under arrest at police headquarters in New York charged with involvement in the Sept. 7 kidnaping of 4 year old Jennie Lopez. Among the detainees is Pellegrito Mule, a Italian prisoner with a life murder sentence who fled years ago. The girl was found wandering near her home at midnight after a ransom demand arrived by mail peaking at $5,000.
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York
Jennie Lopez
Pellegrito Mule
Italy
Mule
Cetrosinoe
Lieut Petrosimo
Jennie
Giovuanni Lopez
E. Thirty-ninth Street
Lopez
Dutott Captured After Police Chase Through City
Lawrence Dutott, 22, attempted to evade arrest Thursday morning. Clarence Thatcher outran him in the crowd, and Dutott was captured after a chase through alleys and side streets ending at California and New York streets. He had been troubling women near 409 Bright Street and had previous police calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaiwrence
Dutott
Kitzmiller
Barrows
Clarence Thatcher
Brignt Street
Mcleeman Kitzmiller
Dutett
California
New York
Patfornon
Consolidation Forming Imperial Window Glass Co.
Pittsburg Oct 21 Consolidation of all handmade window glass firms in America with property value around 5 million to 10 million will be completed at an all day session at the Fr Pitt hotel. The new Imperial Window Glass company will be capitalized at 250000 with Myron L Case J R Johnston and J G Sayre named for president secretary and treasurer respectively. Headquarters likely in Pittsburg as center of glass production. Prices to be equalized for trade.
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Pittsburg
Myron L. Case
Toledo
J. R. Johnston
Hartford Clffy
Ind
J. G. Sayre
Columbus
Poet's neighbor weds man met out west
Miss Marsha Koch 45 of 516 Lovkerple Street and Vernor L. Cole of Los Angeles California were granted a marriage license Wednesday by County Clerk Quill. Koch has been a friend and neighbor of the Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley. She spends winters in California where she met Cole. their acquaintance ripened into love and marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Koch
Lovkerple Street
Weman
Vernor L. Cole
Lons Angeles
Cal
Miss Koch
James Whitcomb Riley
California
Mr. Cole
Albert J. Allen
Loganspér
Henrietta A. Davis
N. West Street
Carl Walters
Sturgis, Mich
Rosa King
Tasene Hospital
Earl C. Patterson
Kansas City, MO
Gertrude A
Boy Confesses Stenographer Purse Theft
Fred Morton a messenger boy on McLean street confessed after a talk with Lieut Belch to taking a purse belonging to Miss Ethel McKee a stenographer at the Big Four railroad office near Washington and Pennsylvania streets on Wednesday night. Morton delivered a message there and saw the purse. he was arrested by bicycle policemen Trimpe and Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Belch
Fred Morton
Mce- Lean Street
Ethel McKee
Big Four
Washington
Pennsylvania
Morton
Trimpe and
Rucker
Woman Divorces Man Amid Testimony On Alleged Misconduct
A woman finalized divorce after hearing testimony accusing her husband of involvement in scenes with Beatrice Dreyfus, the so called fencing girl, whose small portrait appeared in court. The case centers on alleged misconduct and connections to Dreyfus.
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Beatrice Dreyfus
Smokestack Tipped Over During Labor Dispute
An attempt to overturn a 120 foot eight ton smokestack under construction at D Sommers Co on Capitol Avenue and Washington Street failed when bolts were cut and the stack toppled but was caught by walls. Hogan and Carse Construction Co 821 E Market Street is building it to 170 feet. Mr Carse did not report to police calling it a labor controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sommers & Co
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
Hogan & Carse Construction Company
Market Street
Roosevelt Heads to Hunting Ground Expedition Plans
The expedition team including Theodore Roosevelt Edmund Heller and R J Cunningham arrived in British East Africa from Navisha and will depart Monday for the Guansonguisho district returning in November. They schedule December 1 to start for Uganda reaching Gondoko by February 1 and home on Merck 1. Kermit Roosevelt and Leslie Carleton stay at Nakura for a few days.
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Nalrobi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Edmund Heller
R. J. Cunningham
Navisha
Guansonguisho
Uganda
Gondoko
Merck
Kermit Roosevelt
Lesiie Carleton
Nakura
Rutherford Denies Inducing False Evidence
James P. Baker and Harry O. Chamberlain filed a report in superior court No. 1 recommending that Attorney James S. Rutherford be disbarred from Marion county courts. The report claims Rutherford induced witnesses to testify falsely in juvenile and criminal courts. Rutherford denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Baker
Harry O. Chamberlain
Superior Court
James S. Rutherford
Marion
Rutherford
Trolley Car Crash Injures Fifteen in Moosic NJ
In Moosic New Jersey a trolley car ran out of control and struck an engine of the New York Susquehanna Western railroad. Fifteen people aboard were injured, all to varying degrees.
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New York
Moosic
N. J
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
No Witness for Murderer of Children in Utica Trial
In Utica on October 21 Attorney Goldstein concluded the defense for Theodore Rizzo charged with kidnapping and murdering two children Theresa Procopio and Ferdinando Infusino on September 12. He asked for leniency and a lesser degree verdict as no witnesses were presented for the defense. The jury was expected to decide quickly.
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Utica, N
Goldstein
Theodore Rizzo
Rizzo
Theresa Procopio
Ferdinando Infusino
Fuller Acknowledges 26000 Dollar Libel Suit
Edwin Chubb Fuller filed suit against Equity Publishing Company James A Everitt and Sibley F Everitt seeking 3000 damages for a libelous February notice that he jumped a hotel bill in Indianapolis. He was later acquitted in criminal court last spring.
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Edwin Chubb Fuller
Equity Publishing Company
James A. Everitt
Sibley F& Everitt
Mr. Fuller
Indianapolis
Belmont Mortgage to Fund Suffrage Fight
Mrs. H. P. Belmont, a leading suffrage advocate, placed a mortgage on her Madison Avenue home at Fifty-first Street to raise funds for the battle for women's voting rights. The loan is described as temporary.
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New York
H. P. Belmont
Movement For Women's Vote
Madison
Fifty-first Street
Miss Maley to Speak in Odd Fellow Hall Friday Evening
Miss Maley of New York will lecture at Odd Fellow hall Washing 107 street and Hamilton avenue Friday at 8 p m. She is regarded as one of the best women speakers on the platform.
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Miss Maley
New York
Odd Fellow Hall
Hamilton Avenue
Matey
Million-Dollar Inferno Destroys Dayton Scales Plant
Dayton Ohio October 21 a massive blaze tore through the Dayton Computing Scales plant and damaged neighboring operations at Cooper Medicine and Pasteur Chamberlain, burning for hours until shifting winds curtailed the fire. Loss tallied at one million dollars. The scales plant suffered the worst destruction as flames reached their peak at two o clock before dying down. The fire started in the paint department and overwhelmed the facility.
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Dayton, O
Dayton Computing Scales Company
Scales Company
Scales
Cooper Medicine Company
Pasteur-Chamberlain Filter Company
Motorman Edgar W. Plummer Killed In Carmel Accident
Edgar W. Plummer a 46 year old motorman with the Indiana Union Traction system was electrocuted in Carmel this afternoon. He connected a car telephone to a pole wire to notify the dispatcher and was found dead when Conductor Clarkson failed to get a signal. The high tension wiring may have caused the shock. Plummer lived at 1802 East Washington street. Body sent to Tanner Buchanan's undertaking house.
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Plummer
EL Washington Street
Tanner & Buchanan
Undertaking House
Band Leader and Wife Decide to Quit in Atlantic City
Mrs Edna Vesella daughter of Thomas Egan and her husband Orestes Vesella band leader have separated Mrs Vesella has been living in Cincinnati for two months Vesella is in Atlantic City The story recalls their dramatic courtship marriage and ensuing public incidents including allegations of spying and detectives during their troubled union.
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Batonyl
Frank Work
Atlantic City
N. J
Edna Vesella
Thomas Egan
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Orestes Vesella
Vesella
Cincinnati
Veseila
Asiy
Miss Egan
Egan
Lfe
Vecella
Lovett Elected President of Union Pacific Rail Line
New York Oct 21 The Union Pacific directors chose ex Judge K S Lovett to succeed the late E H Harriman as president. The remaining officers were re elected in a brief board meeting.
False Step Sends Man to Jail for Grand Larceny
Butler F. Bixby, 42, a former traveling salesman, pleaded guilty in criminal court to grand larceny and received prison from one to eight years. He admitted stealing a leather grip with clothing, shaving outfit, and books from the Indiana Trust building on Sept 1, later returning to Indianapolis with a typewriter. He claimed the device was sent back to Louisville and that his life, finances, and drink problem led to his downfall, begging the judge for leniency. He has no family.
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Butler F. Bixby
Binghamton
N. Y
Bixy
Frank A. Chapin
Indiana Trust Building
Louisville
Indianapolis
Bixby
Ohio
Findley
Himi
Criminal Court
Short Measure Man Forfeits $2 Bond
John Wilson, a peddler with Ed Johnson, was arrested by inspector Isidor Wulf for selling short measure. He resisted arrest and did not appear in police court, resulting in the forfeiture of his $25 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Ed Johnson
Isidor Wulfson
Heating plant upgrades planned for Indianapolis schools
The city of Indianapolis is authorized to install new heating plants at school Nos. 35 49 and 54 and at branch libraries on Ohio Mount streets and Washington near Rural Street. Total cost cited is $18,000.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Mount Streets
Washington
Rural
Blue Bird tops Vanderbilt course at sixty five mph
New York on October 21 Billy Krapper drove a Chalmers Detroit Blue Bird to 65 miles per hour in a trial over the Vanderbilt cup race course on Long Island. Two National cars driven by Jack Aiken and Charlie Merz and the Isotta piloted by George Seymour also ran on the course.
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New York
Billy Krapper
Long Island
Jack Aiken
Charlie Merz
George Seymour
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Thomas Taggart
Mr. Taggart
Self
Charles A. Gauss
Tomlinson Hall
Star
Thoms Taggart
Jauss
Mrs. Parkhurst
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Equity League of Self- Supporting Women
Pankhurst
Suffragettes of
Boy
Batonyi
Pranscins Worte
Hoche-Batonyi
Aurel Batonyl
New Yark
Roosevelt
Torney Goldstein
Fuller Acks
Rome
Muta
Edgar W. Plummer
Tion Company
Electro
Carmel
Clarkson
Sizaal
He Investi
Gell
Blue Bird
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