Girls Denied the Right to Lead Decent Lives
Juvenile court in Indianapolis battles gangs of boys who taunt girls with obscene remarks on streets and cars. Four youths were tried and placed on probation after stern lectures by Judge Stubbs. Police efforts and clerical registrations sparked further court actions against young women from alleged illegal houses, as prosecutors clash with defense over legality and continuations.
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Cora Clark
Ira Holmes
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Weather Outlook Rain Turns Light Tuesday Night
The forecast calls for rain Tuesday night and Wednesday with little change in temperature. Light showers may persist into Wednesday morning, then gradual drying is expected. Temperatures hover around seasonal norms, with no significant swings anticipated.
Broken Home Case Cites Wife’s Habits and Duties
Themar I Owens accuses Estela of neglecting household duties and visiting wine rooms, contributing to a broken home. He alleges his wife demanded different layouts and failed to manage the home, with a court filing noting alleged receipts and a treatment reference.
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Estela
Idianapens
Hamilton
Noted Shoplifter Ring Busted in Police Roundup
Detectives say a gang of shoplifters is well known across the county with pictures in rogues galleries. Dayton reports James Hardick and a woman known as Maude Gilbert tied to the group with prior arrests in 89% and connections to Monon. May Armstrong identified as the same woman, linked to criminal records in multiple cities and short-changing cashiers at Trainfield. Joseph Conley, former Maryland hotel proprietor, linked to Randas morning incidents and seen at New York store. suspected grafter with gambling paraphernalia at Traction Terminal check room. believed to be visiting country fairs.
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Campus
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Polster Helps A Saloon Man In Immoral Salmon Case
Louis Schwartz sought a Fort Wayne saloon license revived from a salmon drink trade deemed immoral and mainly for colored men. County commissioners refused the license, and Schwartz appealed to higher courts. His appeal bond was signed by Charles Polster, a mayoral adviser.
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Fort Waryneave
Jillson Exonerated in Police Court Trial
Jillson is exonerated after Douglas Meon was tried in police court on the assault and battery charge. John Meany was struck by a car driven by Tiilean. Son Way claims not speeding, but after the accident he was taken home by Hilson who summoned a physician and paid hospital expenses. Jigen admits being on the near side of the street under pressure from the street renovation.
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Notable international and local dispatches amid postwar chatter
Reports from Chicago Tokio Odgen Madrid Florence Peoria San Francisco chronicle a mix of naval officer matters train delays and financial intrigue. Miss Alice Roosevelt's late arrival to Washington and a revival planned by Pearls ministers reflect broad public interest. An insanity case and a disputed Standard Oil opposition headline close the roundup.
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Washington
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Twenty-Five Hurt As Interurban Crashes Near New Baltimore
Twenty five passengers were injured when a southbound interurban car collided with a construction train near New Baltimore. The car was crushed and the crash left the vehicle a complete wreck. Miraculously, all aboard escaped serious injury.
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Trial date set for former state auditor David Sherrick
David Sherrick, ex state auditor, will stand trial in criminal court on November 27 for embezzlement and grand larceny. Co-defendant Willard Wickard faces separate charges of embezzlement, grand larceny, and conspiracy, with proceedings to follow after Sherrick's trial. The indictment alleges the theft of public funds to prove a felony occurred.
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Ehige
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Law for Woman Aids Pauper Dockets in Supreme Court
The case notes that paupers may docket cases and print records in the U S Supreme Court at no cost. Mary Rogers, Vermont murderess, through Attorney A Jeffords informs the court she has always been a pauper and that counsel was assigned below with relief from further expenses in the Supreme Court. The matter is set for November 6.
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Mier
Hogers
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Narrow escape at Clark's gallery gas leak
Spniel Shows, 22, employed at Clark's photograph gallery, living with Mrs. A. Highley at 1 N. New Jersey st., nearly suffocated Monday night by a faulty gas meter. Found Tuesday in a serious condition, he was taken to City Hospital and is expected to recover. The meter failure caused gas to escape and flood his rooms during the night.
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Committee Appointed to Investigate Former Auditor Books
Gov Hanly names James Noel of Indianapolis and W B Durborow of Williamsport with Auditor Bigler to form a committee. They will inspect the books of former state Auditor Rheeeick who was removed by the governor. Noel is a Republican and Durborow a Democrat.
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Indianapella
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Durbomwa
Brylen Introduced To Admiral Toxo In Tokyo Reception
Willam Jennings Brylen, a prominent American statesman, was introduced to Admiral Toxo during a Tokyo reception. The mayor of Tokio facilitated the meeting, and both figures appeared pleased as they exchanged remarks.
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Scripis M'Rae
Bank Robbery at Ridgeville Bank Steals 6000
Seven men blasted the State Bank of Ridgeville, escaping with about six thousand dollars. Night Watchman Harlan Landes was felled, and cashier Branson fired at the band as explosions wrecked doors and windows. Guards pursued as the robbers fled into the street.
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Actuary Called Before Insurance Investigation Panel
New York actuary McClintock testified before a legislative insurance committee on Tuesday. He described why Mutual Life dividends shrank after McCurdy became president and charged companies with evading reserve laws to attract new business. He argued for changes to allow use of first year’s premium for reserves.
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Emrey McClintock
Mutual Life Insur
Legislative Insurance
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McClintock
Mutual New York Life
Equitable
Eqrapanien
Auto Races Delayed Again In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Auto Racing Association postponed the races scheduled for Wednesday due to bad conditions and will now run the events on Thursday March 3. Officials express disappointment at the delay but promise safer, better track conditions for the annual meet in the city with three races planned.
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Auts Racing Association
Indianapolis
Bound by Burglar Mrs Runyan Robbed at Home in North Manchester
North Manchester Indiana October 1 Mrs Win Runyan was robbed of fifty six dollars at her home early Tuesday morning. She confronted the burglar but he knocked away her revolver, choked her and bound her hands behind her. She found herself semi conscious until Miss Clark's room where she remained tied and in a nervously shocked condition. Separately Mrs Marty E Golding was sentenced to five months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny from Larkin Soap Co.
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Win Runyan
Manchester
Ind
Golding
Scripps Awrae Press Association
New York
Marty E. Golding
Five Houses Burned in Sipley Fire Damages
Five principal business structures at Sipley were destroyed by fire Monday in what authorities called a major blaze. The incident disrupted commerce as firefighters battled the flames into the evening, with estimates placing the loss in the thousands. Meanwhile in New York, Charles J. Gideon of Boston set sail for Europe aboard Mrs. Glidden to renew his world voyage.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Bloomington
Sipley
New York
Charles J. Gidson
Boston
Low Pay of Teachers A Bulletin Notes
A Department of Public Instruction bulletin reports teachers’ pay is meager across the state, with average salaries near one dollar per year, while the educational outlook is praised. It cites women often accepting lower wages, calls for minimum pay increases, and links education funding to broader social costs and newspaper involvement.
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