Death enters by locked door of noted Indianapolis physician
Dr. Addizon W. Ball a famed Indianapolis physician aged 67 died after being found unconscious in his locked home. He suffered paralytic strokes and was taken to City Hospital where he died. Deputy Coroner to hold an autopsy. cause listed as brain disturbance possible from multiple strokes. Ball lived alone on Columbia avenue and had retired from practice due to ill health. He was born in Ohio and had practiced in Indianapolis for many years with few close relatives remaining.
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Addizon WW. Ball
Indianapolis
Ball
Columbia-ave
F. J. Robertson
W. E. Devore
Columbia-sve
Sixteenth-st
Ohio
Indianapolia
Indiana Medical College
McKee Gives Up Custody After Prolonged Battle
Dr Joseph Fennell McKee relinquishes partial custody of Kathleen McKee after two years of litigation and sensational episodes. He agrees to sole custody for Irene Hallan McKee, who in return releases him from child support obligations and has cruelty charges dismissed. Judge Leathers approved the agreement, with charges dropped and payments canceled.
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Joseph Fennell McKee
Irene Hallan McKee
Kathleen
Ver A. M. Leathers
Cage
Attacks on Governor Seen Largely Ineffective in Indiana Race
Indiana voters approach two week campaign stretch as Democrats push Bryan trip and attacks on Gov Hanly. Republicans counter with Cannon Watson and Fairbanks tours while hoping to boost turnout and compare to 1908 results. Local Marion county effort focuses on auditors and treasurer candidates amid machine voting questions.
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Hanly
Tipton
Thareaf Tsaua
General Assembly
Indiana
Rick
Cannon
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Joe" Canson
Apeaker
House
Bullivan
Elkhart
Jim” Watson
Fairbanks
Basia
Daniel E. Storms
Hatter Basia
Merion County
Marion County
Httle
Poli Uciins
Albert Hahm
Frank Fishbuck
Inp
Coe in the Hills Pursuit of Murder Suspect Begun
Sheriff Bryant leads a countywide search in Kentucky for Jeane Coe, the accused killer of Patrolman Charles Russell. Coe, seen near the Cumberland River by Tompkinsville, is said to be headed toward Martinsburg where his parents live. A reward is offered dead or alive. authorities plan a large posse and alert the public to any sightings amid rugged terrain and railroad access.
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Monroa County
Kentucky
Jeane Coe
Charles Russell
Bryant
Coe
Cumberland
Tompkinsville
Martinsburg
Ine
Cas
Ger
Aogn
Ind
Capt
Asch
Short Bryant
Piano Sale Ad from Wolachner’s Do You Reed He
Classified item lists pianos priced from $1 and up with offer of free trial and three day return. Mentions help wanted ads and a Bun reference, indicating promotional newspaper space.
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Felp
Desperate melee ends with patrolmen chasing suspect
Patrolmen George Stewart and Fred Anderson fought a desperate melee Sunday night with a negro suspect Henry O Bannon and Bertha Boles. Anderson was burned by flaming oil and Stewart struck on the head but recovered. The assailant was caught at Military Park after a lengthy pursuit while Bertha Boles was noted as a well known local figure.
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George Stewart
Fred Anderson
Henry" O'Bannon
Bertha Boles
Anderson
Stewart
Military Park
Berba Boles
Former Senator Burton Surrenders for Missouri Sentence
Joseph Rath Burton, former U S Senator from Kansas, arrived in St Louis with his wife and child and surrendered to U S Marshal Mersey. He will be taken to Ironton to begin a pending sentence in the county jail for an all months term, after which the sentence expires.
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Scrippe-McHae
ST Louis
Joseph Rath Burton
United States
Kansas
Mersey
Burton
Nex
Ironton
Sorsey
Jal
Lawsuit Filed Over Eros Carrier In Thrashing Machines
The J. J. Case Thrashing Machine Company of Racine Wisconsin sues Climax Machine Company of Indianapolis Indiana alleging patent infringement on an eros carrier used in thrashing machines. The complaint seeks an injunction against further manufacture or use, plus profits, costs, and damages as determined by the court.
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J. J. Case Thrashing Machine Company
Racine
Wis
Stile
United States
Cliemax Machine Company
Indianapolis
Faithful Nurse Dies of Typhoid at Richmond
Special to the Sun Richmond Indiana Dilng Pearl Hoath age 3 of Southport nurse at Reid hospital contracted typhoid from a patient and died. She was considered a top nurse, remained with her patients, and was loved by all. Her last patient Erkel Gehr suffered typhoid and died. Heath contracted the disease from him. Body taken to Southport for burial.
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Richmond
Ind
Get
Dilng
Pearl Hoath
Southport
Reid Hospital
Miss Heath
Erkel Gehr
Miss
Police Pursuit Ends in Capture of Suspects after Night Incident
In Toledo and Chblo streets near a woman's house, officers confronted two Black suspects who resisted arrest. A lamp was knocked from a patrolman as a man used a beer bottle as a weapon. Officer Stewart fired shots while pursuing O Bannon, aided by Detectives Vancanter and Duncan who split into the park. O Bannon was recaptured after a struggle and both suspects were taken to the police station.
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Anderkog
Troltan
Anderson
Stewart
Menexro
O'Bannon
Hin
Mes
Nemre
Police
Mta
Dota
Incorporations Listed for Several Local Firms
Articles of Incorporation filed at the secretary office on Monday for several companies including The Plisters Frick Co of Vernon real estate pad insurance with capital and founding incorporators Louis Painter George J Frick and Linn Pieter The Central Indiana Coal Mining Co at Muren with capital stock and incorporators L NS Muren J CG Muren and William Schlexet The Puritan Fuel Co of Indianapolis with capital stock 5000 and directors Albert G Hobe Paul J Rabe and Adon Embardt
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Plisters Frick Co
Vernon
Capital
HOX
Lous Painter
George J. Frick
Linn Pieter
Central
Mndiana Coal Mining Co
Muren
L. NS
J. CG
Wiliam
Sehlexet
Puritan Fuel Co
Iniiumapalls
al Ibert G
Hobe
Paul J
Rabe W
Adon . Embardt
City Official Dead in Indianapolis Typhoid Tragedy
City attorney Tohn A. Craig, 3, a younger Indianapolis figure, died Monday afternoon after two weeks of illness from typhoid fever. He recently married Miss Louise Reese and had just begun a promising legal career after graduating from Michigan University four years ago. He died at his home 183 Ne Ambama nt, survived by his widow and his mother Mrs. Mary Ay Crete.
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Tohn A. Craig
Newlatant
Csty
Indianapallo
Craigens
Louise Reese
Ufe
Michigan University
Indianapolia
Ambamant
Hoje
Mary
Crete
Frauds Claim In Kentucky Suit Over Estate Heirs
Joseph FP Honey of Paria Kentucky sues Wallaen Morgan and Samuel L a Innia of Rug hville Indiana in the United States court alleging fraud in a case tied to the Dinwiddie estate. He says the county commissioners were to use about 375000 for charity and the defendants promised him a 25 percent share as a heir. The complaint alleges misrepresentation about secured funds and that the contract terms are exorbitant, asking a declaration that the contract is void and an accounting of money obtained.
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Joseph FP
Honey
Paria
Ui Broweht Mult
United States
Agwinet Wallaen Morgan
Samuel la Innia
Rughville
Comirnet
Bratia Dinwiddie
Death on Farewell Run Ends Brakeman Taylor’s Life
Brakeman Thomas J. Taylor aged 40 died after a freight train split near Julietta. He was thrown between cars as the rear section struck the front while the engine slowed. His body was removed to Flanner Buchanan morgue. coroner Tutentier to hold an inquest. His wife, facing the fatality, had learned of his death through a prompt telegram. The loss follows his decision to resign for family health reasons.
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Thomas J. Taylor
Suit-Elta
Taylor
Ancyone
Goodby
Aidme
Sugar Grove Ave
Taylor Font Jocal
Julietta
Flanner & Buchanan
Oh N. Litolist
Tutentier
Troim
Talks With President. Scrippa-MeHne Preas Association a Sleight
In Washington October 22 District Attorney Sullivan of Cleveland met with President Roosevelt and Attorney General Moody about the Standard Oil cases. He gave a verbal report of the Findlay trial and offered counsel to help shape future federal policy against the octopus.
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Scrippa-MeHne Preas Association
Wasitington
Sullivan
Cleveland
Preshient Roosevelt
Alterary
Moody
Standard Oil
Findiey
Pp Ita
Aft
deripps-Meltee Presa Association
Bellefontaine
Circuit Court
Lomin County
Bridge Trust
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Beaver Falle
Iron Substructure Company
Columbus
Variety Iron Works
Clrvel
Struck by a train at Holmes Avenue injures man
Joseph Deval of 349 Lord Street and another worker were struck by a slow moving passenger train near the Brown-Keicham plant in Maughs ville Monday afternoon. Deval suffered bruises and shock but was not seriously injured and is employed by Brown-Ketcham Company. Local laundry ad and help wanted notices accompany the item.
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Joseph Deval
Lord
Bachelor Farewell Dinner in Altoona Before Wedding
Tite Runt of Altoona prepares to wed Miss Marie Kenney with a Monday 7 30 PM dinner at the University Club. Guests include Purdue football figure Talk Alien veteran Major A Downing and others like Walter Shiel Charles Neal J Dobnaton Joseph Rush and Michael Sheedy among invited friends and relatives.
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Altoona
Mins
Marie Kenney
University Club
Alien
Purdue
A. Downing
Walter Shiel
Charles Neal
J. Dobnaton
Joseph Rush
Michael ‘Sheedy
Bryan on Trip Through Indiana Stirs Crowds
William J. Bryan began a whirlwind swing through Indiana visiting Terre Haute Bedford Mitchell Loogootee Washington Vincennes Princeton Oakland City Elberton Evansville and Evansville tonight with large crowds and strong calls for Democratic support. He planned further stops in Tipton Peru Huntington Bluffton Hartford City Muncie Anderson Fortville Greenfield and finally Fort Wayne with a major demonstration planned for the night.
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Bryan
Indiana
Democratic Party
Jess
Republicana
Bedford
Iet
Brasil
Tere Haute
Bullivan
Linton
Bedfond
Bedfors
Mr. Bryan
Mitton Matte
Albert J. Field
Johnn J A Gunn
R. Johnann
Gus Weyarbeckslar
Hon. McHenry Owen
Sepatar ‘Writiang
Pe Matthews
Arthur Smallwood
Wilam Holland
Wiliam A. Brown
Terre Haute
C & KE
O'Bren
W. H. Richardson
Pennsylvania Wnes
Mitchell
Loogootee
Washington
Vine Cennea
Princeton
Oakland City
Elhettielé
Evansville
Indianapolle
Indiana Union Traction
Tinton
Tipton
Peru
Kekoma
Huntington
Biitich
Hartford City
Bmunele
Anderson
Fortville
Greenfield
Tedlagapolla
Washington Sal Park
Bryan Rm
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Lafayells
Delphi
Logansport
Culver
Plymouth
Columbia Chip
Fort Wayne
Rose Must Settle Scrippa McRee Case In Court
Washington Oct 22 The United States Supreme Court took up a Kansas City mayor case facing a dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. Mayor Rose was found in contempt for holding office contrary to orders and fined $1,000. He must pay or appeal.
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Scrippa-McRee Press
Washington
Court of the United States Today
Lge
Rose
Kan
Uaz City
Forfeited Bond Over Fail to Appear in Court
The bond of 3. L. Wars Farland for the appearance of Stubbs in criminal court was forfeited after he failed to appear. Stubbs faces charges involving 2580 feet of moving pictures from Jab Construction, with a claim he obtained the films from American Express. His attorney cites a misunderstanding and says Stubbs will return to Indianapolis to stand trial.
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3. L. Wars Farland
H Ow Stubbs
Stubbs
Giren
New York
Brubbs
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