Woods Held by Grand Jury in Brunaugh Case Flight From Indianapolis
Floyd Woods, Brunaugh’s attorney, was served with a grand jury subpoena amid a widening probe into city street graft. Woods and Brunaugh traveled to Chicago, then Marion, with new leads pointing to Wabash and beyond. Local officials debate rewards, police say they pursue leads as politicians mock the escape.
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Floyd Woods
Harry Brunaugh
Woods
Brunaugh
Chicago
Lenison Hotel
Branaugh
Marion
Ind
Denison House
Indianapolis
Mr. Woods
Local Jottings from Gur City With Busy Man And Notes
The column chronicles city life and oddities from Gur City. Highlights include Blaine H. Miller in a new black derby, the McGregor fountain turned off, pawpaw treats for board officials, and playful remarks about Mayor Bookwalter. It notes Halloween hayrides, ongoing I Co O F building ironwork, and various civic quirks, from rusty streetcar pace to bronco ambulance delays.
Balloons in Race Seen Over Indiana City
Balloons from the international race ascended at St. Louis at five minute intervals. Sightings stretched across Indiana with reports from Indianapolis to Zionsville and Crawfordsville. Spectators in Riverside Park and downtown towers watched as aeronauts traveled 15 to 20 miles per hour toward Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Oscar Erbsloeh
Professor Clayton
United States
H. B. Hersey
Aberholt
L'Isle de France
Alfred Leblanc
Edgar W. Mix
Dusseldorf
Hugo von Abercro
H. Heidemann
Lotus HL
Griffith Brewer
Claude Brabazon
America
J. C. McCoy
Capt. C. Def. Chandler
Aid
Anjou
Rene Gasnifer
Charles Levee
Abercron
Paul Meckel
Rudolph Denig
Allen R. Hawley
Augustus Post
Riverside Park
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Thirty-fourth St
Shelbyville
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Zionsville
Indiana
David C. Walmsley
Atlas Engine Works
Walmsley
Peorle
Crafordavittle
Leoanon
Jenin
St. Dania
Minoisi
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Alexandria
Bluffton
Humpston
Fort Wayne
Dublin
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Balloon Race Captivates Hoosier Towns Across City
Balloons glide over the city during an international race with many spectators at windows and rooftops. Hoosiers show strong interest as numerous towns report sightings and enthusiasm for the event.
Knickerbocker Trust Bank Suspends Payments
Crowds rallied as the Knickerbocker Trust Company halted payments at its Fifth Avenue main office and branches after a large cash outflow. Officials insisted assets were solvent, while the panic spread to talk of North America Trust difficulties and a chaotic stock market with steep declines. Mayer & Bros. brokers failed later in the day.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Fifthave
Thirty-fourth-st
Trust Company
Onder
Knickerbocker
Cf Giunks Skinner
State Banking Department
Mooney
Runnor
Charles W. Morse
E. M. Hutchins
Stock Exchange
Standart
Mayer & Bros
Wall St
United States Weather Forecast
Fair and warmer tonight. Wednesday fair. Sunrise seven a.m. Sunset unknown.
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United States
Mitchell Nervous as UMW Reports Health
A national UMW dispatch says President John Mitchell has been troubled by severe shoulder rheumatism and nervous insomnia in recent days after his operation. Doctors report his general condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Orr
Ensley Returns Names To County Treasurer For Tax Suits
Oliver P. Ensley reverts 1000 delinquent tax names to county treasurer Hooton after consultations. Suits likely not filed per West v State ruling. bills of particulars to itemize taxes years and fees may be required, with Ensley to provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott R. Hooton
Oliver P. Ensley
Ensley
West
Charles Benedict
Supreme Court
Hooton
How Many Quarts In A Peck In Court
Attorney Harding questions Isadore Wulfson about pecks and quarts during the trial of Edward Sweat charged with selling three pecks of tomatoes for a bushel. Wulfson Testifies four quarts per peck, defends by noting mismeasurement and public robbery concerns. The jury received the case after tense cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Wulfson
Edward Sweat
Newton Harding
Mr. Wulfson
Mr. Harding
Jim Keach
Harding
Wulfson
Pritchard
Health officers visit crowded Indianapolis tenements
City Board of Health probes unsanitary, crowded rooms in southwest Indianapolis. Dr. Eugene Buehler says canvass aimed at curbing tuberculosis. notices will warn occupants to cease crowding, with arrests for noncompliance. Inspections find dense beds, cots, and mixed occupancy across addresses on Chesapeake and Maryland streets.
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City Board of Health
Indianapolis
Maryland
H. W. Chesapeake St
West-st
Maryland-st
Chesapeake-st
Peggins
Health Board
Five men arrested at Lake Maxinkuckee for hunting without license
Deputy fish and game wardens arrested D Hehr Ford Albert Fred Albert Harry Norris and two men giving the name John Doe Monday at Lake Maxinkuckee for hunting without a license.
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D. Hehr
Ford Albert
Fred Albert
Harry Norris
John Doe
Lake Maxinkuckee
Fish and Game
Saloon talk draws crowd at Mothers Aid benefit
A large audience gathered Monday night at the Indianapolis sanitarium for a Mothers' Aid Society benefit entertainment. Prominent participants included Miss Elizabeth Mirey, Judge Samuel Artman of Lebanon, Miss Eunice Clayson, Miss Lelia Hampton, Mrs. W. C. Ward, the Igerman brothers, E. O. Igelman, and H. O. Igelman. Judge Artman urged the general assembly to end the saloon evil by a single act, calling the saloon a lawful outlaw. The program featured music, readings, and strong praise for organizers H. O. Igelman and Miss Freda Soudermann.
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Indianapolis Sanitarium
Mothers’ Aid Society
Elizabeth Milrey
Samuel B. Artman
Lebanon
Artman
General Assembly
Milter
Eunice Clayson
Lelia Hampton
Cortelyou Goes to New York to Check Funds
Secretary Cortelyou departed for New York to assess the financial situation and pledged prompt action if legitimate. Rumors said he planned depositing 40 million dollars of government funds in two large banks, but he would not confirm or deny the report.
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Cortelyou
New York
United Prems
Washington
Saloon Screens Lead to Police Seizures on Street View
Chief Robert Metzger ordered saloon keepers to remove screens and partitions blocking street views of licensed bars. Three proprietors Ed Shoraker William Glenn and Patrick White were arrested Monday night for violating the Nicholson law. Clarence Ping the bartender was fined in police court for selling liquor to boys under age.
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Robert Metzger
Ed Shoraker
N. Blake Sr
William Glenn
Michigan
Minerva-sts
Patrick White
Patterson-sts
Clarence Ping
Mme Schumann-Heink to Sing in Caleb Mills Hall
The anticipated concert in Indianapolis features Mme Schumann-Heink with Hugo Heerman eminent German violinist Bruno Steindel and the Heerman string quartet. A Grieg quartet memorial performance will be given and Mme Schumann-Heink will perform songs by American composers among others.
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Eee
MME
Schumann-Heink
Caleb Mills Hall
Hugo Heerman
Bruno Steindel
Heerman
Indianapolis
Grieg
Schumann
Investigation resumes into Dupont powder mill explosion
Fontanet Ind Oct 22 State Factory Inspector Blakely has resumed his investigation into the cause of the Dupont powder mill blast. Coroner Leavitt released his report yesterday noting the deaths of 12 people. Ben Pinsos $165 and up. Wulechuer's.
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the Sun
Fontanet
Ind
Blakely
Dupont
Leavitt
Heating and Ventilating Homes by Carroll Co
James P. Carroll advertises heating and ventilating services at cor. Teeth and Broad ay. Both phones. The copy appeals to homeowners seeking comfort and proper climate control.
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James P. Carroll
Lecture on Japan by Dr Calvin Fletcher at Christ Church
Dr Calvin Fletcher will lecture on Japan Thursday evening in the parish house of Christ Church under the auspices of the Christ Church Chapter of the Brotherhood of St Andrew. The event aims to unite the men of the church in closer fellowship.
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Calvin Fletcher
Japan
Christ Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
825 Kitchen Queen Basges Now 623.56
The fragment notes a value of 623.56 and references a kitchen item with six holes and a reservoir. It mentions epoxy and a company, but details are unclear. Entities include a quantity, a product term, and a likely manufacturer or supplier.
Dentists and business notices from Indianapols and Ark
Grant H. Clay M D a dentist formerly with New York Dental Co now at 108 N Delaware St opposite Torehinson Hall Indianapolis cafe for ladies and gentlemen only Ye Ark 15 E Christ Ulmer Long managers ww Native Horks 255 W Wash Mt details provided to identify locations and affiliations.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
Torehinson Hall
Indianapols
Ye Ark
E. Ohrist
Ulmer & Long Manager
Hear Case Against Doctor
The State Board of Medical Examinations and Registration will hold court at the statehouse on Wednesday to try Dr. W. P. Hacker of Bloomington for selling prescriptions for liquor as a beverage. If guilty, his license will be revoked. Dr. J. N. Fleaner of Bloomington has been tried on a similar charge but a decision is pending.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Statehouse
W. P. Hacker
Bloomington
J. N. Fleaner
Revival Preacher Visits Indianapolis Churches Before Henderson Arrives
Rev. James W. Patterson of Long Beach California will preach at the Tuxedo M E church Tuesday evening and has led East Park church services Monday evening. Over the next two weeks he will visit Tuxedo Capitol Ave St Paul Irvington Wesley Chapel Broadway Mapleton Hall Place Edwin Ray and the Grace churches as part of the union revival.
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Theodore S. Henderson
New York
James W. Patterson
Long Beach
Cal
Indianapolis
Tuxedo M. EB
East Park
Patterson
Tuxedo
Capitol Ave
St. Paul's
Irvington
Wesler Chapel
Broadway
Mapleton
Hall Place
Edwin Ray and
the Grace
Walker embezzlement suit moved to Gibson county
Evansville Ind Oct 2 The suit to collect money from John P Walker and bondsmen was venued yesterday to Gibson county Walker as county treasurer is alleged to have embezzled 63500 The report appears in a local special to the xc desk with brief city ads and unrelated business lines interspersed among the text
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Evansville
Ind
John P. Walker
Gibson County
Walker
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Grand Jury
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Board of Public Works
Trusler
Blaine Miller
Charles A. Bockweller
Blaine H. Miller
Fred J. Mack
Joseph T. Elliott
Board of Works
Wabash
Joseph Clay
Clay
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Mr. Metzger
Metzger
Eriel
Gur City
McGregor
Bookwalter
Board of Pubiic Works
Ray Smith
Washington and
Pennsylvania
Sta
John B. Wood
Board of Public Safety
Charles M. Wilson
William H. Warren
Kansas City
Congress
Tomlinson Hall
Charles Gollnisch
Charlie
Bronco
Fire and Police Service
Haa
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The
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C. W. Fairbanks
1522
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Out West
John Ruckelshaug
Old Society of
Edwin Ray Methodist Church
C. Bo Baoth
Asg
NEW York Bank
United Press
Mitchell
Tword
National
Asoton
Mr. Hooton
Inspector Wulfson DE
Louisville
John
Judge Artman
Ben Pinsos
Wulechuer
Mative Horks
Wash
Gibson
Bull and Bear Buffet
Ohio
People's Outfitting Co
William Langsenkamp & Son
Georgia St
Frank
Dama
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