Negro Williams to be hanged for Petticord killing
The criminal court overruled William E. Motions for a new trial. George Williams, convicted of murdering Patrolman Edward J. Petticord, will be hanged at Michigan City State Prison, February, as the court set. Williams maintained his innocence, while the court ruled Petticord’s dying statement admissible, and police prepared doubled security to prevent escape or suicide.
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Edward J. Petticord
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Coe
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de Green
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Petticurd
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Geeseane
Blatchley
State
Grologis
Chin
Under Surveillance Murder Mystery in Chicago Case
Police continue probing the death of attorney Charles A. Stevenson amid new murder theories. Officials placed his widow under surveillance as investigators work to clear up the case and determine if foul play was involved.
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Scrippe-McRae Prewy Association
Chicago
Omelain Haye
Charles A. Stevenson
Hand Squeezers Abroad On Trail Of The Voter
A long spirited profile of Indiana county Republicans and their operatives. It highlights congressman candidate Jesse Overstreet and county clerk hopeful Leonard Quill, plus recorder candidate Harry Wallace. The piece describes their personalities, backgrounds, and campaign tactics including handshakes, cards, and public presence to win votes.
Inquest and Court Actions Highlight Local Disputes
Testimony at an inquest raises questions about negligence and potential withheld evidence as a verdict of death by self poisoning is recorded. Mrs Rowland seeks a restraining order to stop Sheriff Sourbier from returning funds tied to a Cincinnati rooming house and disputed property in Xenia. Accusations of marriage for money and deceit surface amid a sale of an inn and flight to St. Louis with profits.
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George Pearsall
Chicago-ave
Jake Cummings
Indianapolis
Rowland
Shevayake
Jamies White
St. Louis
Mercenary Game Charged by Wife
Inquest records reveal allegations of embezzlement tied to a wife’s death case. Testimony blocked about diamonds and missing jewelry as coroner and deputy discuss motive and potential murder versus suicide. A husband is accused of misusing funds and a 1000 dollar bond is mentioned amid the legal questioning.
Did Not Intend To Kill Actress In Indianapolis Case
Police pursue motive after Howard F. Nicholas confesses to murder of actress Margaret Leslie of Indianapolis. Deputy coroner reports death by own action for actor with two men present, prompting questions about the verdict and possible murder indications.
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Scripge-McRae
Chicago
Howard F. Nicholas
Theathen
Indianapolis
Stra
Margaret Leslie
Chicar Palley
Fever Rises as City Investigates Typhoid Spread
Health officials say four new typhoid cases were reported by noon Thursday. Dr Eugene Buehler, city health officer, notes no clear source yet and says Indianapolis Water Company supply appears normal after thorough checks. The board will continue seeking the cause of the rising illness this month.
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Health Board
Banttarian
Eugene Buehler
Ety
Buehler
Set
Indianapulis Water Company
Bueller
Death of Charlon Helbig Near Ely on Three Natch Road
Charlon Helbig, 60, longtime resort keeper four miles south of Ely on the Three Natch road, died Thursday. A German immigrant who came to this cannery years ago, he was a favorite among many prominent residents. He leaves a widow. the cause of death is believed to be internal and sudden.
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Charlon Helbig
The
Ely
Three Natch
Mr. Helbig
Germany
Eniananulis
Election of Emcery Held in Piersons Ball 1458
An election of emcery is to be held in Piersons ball on November 4 by members of the order of halfway condictors number 1. The elves to be wise general contractor assistant conductor Kemior aid Junior aterm svcretans. Inside at outside sentinels stelemates to the grand convention in Memphis in Say.
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Pierson
Delawnrest
Bune
Order of Halfway Condictors
Kemior Aid
Aterm
Svcretans
Iit Stelemates
Memphis
Say
Delinquency Tales Prompt Action By Saloon Men
A juvenile court heard a sensational testimony by a young girl, Louise Wickers, alleging influence by saloon figures to start a life of shame. Mien Withers remains free on bond of 250, pending next month’s grand jury. Juvenile court deliberations focus on who aided the girl and whether officers failed to prevent the wrongdoing.
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Louise Wickers
Mien Withers
Twige George W. Brubba
Juventio
Seid
Fea
Peraone
Ward pleads guilty to assault in Jaralic Ward case
In a criminal court trial the prosecuting witness was absent while Jaralic Ward faced charges of attempting to starve Holley Dobncon. Authorities reported Johnson unaccounted for. Ward pled guilty to simple assault and battery, receiving a $1 fine and eight days in the workhouse.
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Tria
Jaralic Ward
Holley Dobncon
Johnson
Ward
Bryan for Judge Kincaid and others in Vermont scandal
In Montpelier Vermont this morning Willum J. Bryan backed J R Kincaid Toledo independent candidate for circuit court judge. He urged men who will curb corruption and criticized the dispensary scandal at a local townhouse where girls alleged to have visited a back room. Former dispensary physicians may face juvenile court for alleged immoral acts, while current physicians are not implicated. Board of Public Health would investigate if needed, with new dispensary rules restricting women in a certain room.
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Marion County
Teker
Jesse Overstreat
Tam
Mr. Overstreet
Mrent
Post Office
Congress
Sixth Ward
Overstreet
Mat
Bsorpya-Moing Preaw Association
Montpelier
Willum J. Bryan
Ohio
J. R. Kincaid
Toledo
Kincaid
Bryan
Tha Warkhover
Uae
Daniel Youngman
Wonderland
Louise Wickers
F. Pant
Board of Public Health
Eugene Buehler
Board of Health
Ratorme
Appointment to Succeed Craig at Police Court
A movement seeks Charles Pettijohn to succeed John A. Craig as police court prosecutor. Pettijohn, linked to attorney Raiz, is favored for familiarity with the work though he hails from Pensacola. City Attorney Matson asks that Pettijohn be appointed and served as Craig’s successor for at least one year amid broad political acquiescence.
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Wallace
Recorder's Office
Recorders
Pythias
Charles Pettijohn
Velny
Meath
John A. Craig
Pettignha
Raiz
Craig
Gutien
Fettijeha
Pensacrat
Tavie
Freier Feck E. Matson
Patel John
Suverssor
Pettigeha
Police Department
Bin
Painters' Union Names New Business Agent
James Endicott succeeds David Erbelding as business agent of Printers' Union No. 47. Endicott becomes the third business agent since the painters' strike was declared on April 1. Erbelding has resigned.
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James Endicott
David Erbelding
Printers’ Union No. 47
Mr. Endicott
Prince
Mr. Erbelding
Million-dollar plan to pipe gas for Indianapolis
A legislative committee report from Illinois suggests developing and piping natural gas to Indianapolis could cost about one million dollars plus pipeline and pumping plant costs. Chairman Joseph C. Behat cites potential 6-year city supply if Minnesota and nearby fields are better developed and laws curb gas waste. State geologist W. S. Blatchley backs caution. committee plans further hearings.
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Joseph C. Behat
Ilinoi
Indianapolis
Minols
Todiana
Mind
Canty
Brotherhood Meeting Of Railroad Unions At Pier
A joint meeting of five railroad labor organizations will be held at Pier Hall next Sunday afternoon and night. About ten men plan to attend citywide, with six present in total. Dinner is at 6 o'clock and the evening session starts at 3, open to many women attendees. Representatives from Locomotive Engineers Firemen Conductors Tremmen and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will gather to foster fraternal ties.
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Pier#on's hall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Order of Railway Tratnmen
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Trathmen
Collapse of Pope Sparks Vatican Turmoil
Rome report says Pope Phin faced severe exhaustion after multiple interviews. He collapsed toward his room and appeared near collapse after greeting English pilgrims. Doctor Lappont says it is temporary and expects recovery soon.
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perippa-MiRae Press Association
Rome
Oct. S
Phin Wi
Soy
Pontit Wan Mo
Lappont
Fire at Chamber of Commerce building kills and injures many
Kansas City reports a blaze at the Chamber of Commerce where the roof collapsed and about 13 to 17 people feared dead. Rescue efforts saved several victims as floors fell into a blazing pit. numerous injuries and missing persons listed among workers, residents, and visitors.
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Kas
Chamber of Commerce
Calmet
Daniel H
Young
J. Ff Branham
Msed
Renr
Velow
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