Big Mally Held Friday Night Republicans Plan Parade
Marion county Republicans announce a Friday night event featuring Edward Shielde of Oregon with a stereopluoron view collection on McKinley and Roosevelt incidents. First voters will march next Saturday night and Thursday evening, with a county party anniversary celebration set for later week. Death reported from a nail injury as plumber Howard Schaefer dies of lockjaw after a foot accident on W Twenty fourth street. He was unmarried and his body sent to Burlington.
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Marion County
Republican First
Criminal Court Room
Edward Shielde
Oregon
McKinley
Roosevelt
Howard Schaefer
New Erasyet
Schaefer
Hehnefer
W. Twenty-fourth St
A.C. Teague
Burtington
City Water Findings Faulty Wells and Floods Link Typhoid
Experts report private wells and spring floods chargeable for a typhoid outbreak. City water deemed pure based on minor bacterial traces. recommends closing Riverside upper gallery, shutting river seepage, and expanding a new filtration system. Calls for frequent water testing and improved sewage.
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Stigen
Bueer
Iiter Svetem
Tees
Shallw
Commission
Cftyt
Child saved from porch fire by swift rescue
Rosemary Peckover, three, was badly burned when her dress touched a bonfire on a Morristown sidewalk. Albert Petieren smothered the flames to save her life, then Dr. E M Gervauer treated the burns on her back.
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Rosemary Meckover
Nannie Peckover
Peckover
Albert Petieren
de. E. M. Gervauer
Wife shoots husband in domestic dispute at Huggins home
A quarrel at 164 Trospeet Street ends when Mrs Huggins fires a revolver at Marmont Huggins as he tries to reenter their home. He is not seriously hurt, both are jailed on multiple charges including malicious trespass and intent to kill.
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Marmont Huggins
Trospeet St
Huggins
McKinney
Todd
FORGER BACK IN TOILS AT INDIANAPOLIS COURSE GALL
Albert V. Ward a noted forger was released from Michigan City prison, resumed forgery and was tracked to a course gall before being returned to the northern prison. Deputy warden Sewall waited in Indianapolis for Ward to be moved, lodging him in jail during the layover after a parole violation. Ward also known as Capt. Ward, passed a check on a hotel keeper in Asheville, Tennessee, leading to arrest.
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Albert V. Ward
Michigan City
Hame
Sewall
Indianapolia
Ward
Capt. Ward
Indianapolis
T.enloor
Ashville
Tenn
Dunn Goes A-fishing and a Political Flight
Dunn has left for Masin kuckee amid rumors of political tensions. The article notes a large bass catch as part of his hurried departure, while politicians discuss why he left, suggesting it was to avoid insulted orators seeking to occupy the hall for ten days of pure-food exhibit. Union engineer Paul Marks, from Bisckford Street, is appointed to the police station vacancy, with Shiveral Rucker, a Republican, named as patrolman.
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Dunn
Masinkuckee
Union
Board of Safety
Paul Marks
Bisckford-st
Ransacked Delaware Street residence reported burglary
Thieves entered the FW. Word residence in Delaware Street Wednesday night and emptied a small savings bank inside, taking cash and valuables while leaving silverware untouched. A diamond ring, pearl brooch, and gold stickpin were taken. investigators had little trace of entry. An attempt was made on another nearby home at 418 N Delaware. burglars were heard and fled.
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St Jatt
Mre
Eperle
Delaware
Wedding Carriage Escapade Ends In Public Stir
A wedding in the city sparked a dramatic carriage chase through downtown streets. Attendants rushed out of Chriss church as the bride's party fled in one carriage, pursued by a second. The driver halted the pursuit after a wild sprint, with police and spectators left buzzing about the chaotic scene.
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Lonte Rayatend
Miss Sreminent
Inet
Kidnagwat
Raul Napol
Chriss Church
Wedoecota
Eugene
Thompson
Fiwl & Heagh
Ollaxing
Hug’ Bampe Atavmoerd
Wilson pleads guilty to grand larceny theft case
Leonid Wikan admitted guilt to burglary and grand larceny in a criminal court on Thursday morning. He reportedly smashed a window at a clothing story on Washington Street and stole eight overcoats and other garments before entering his guilty plea.
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Leonid Wikan
Armabe
Wal'ington-st.ir Bens Tember
Ceiminet Raurt
Pad
Fell Down Elevator Shaft in Building Incident
Mrs. Milton Morris of the Cru al flat fell down an elevator shaft at Wulschner Stewart's store while waiting for a ride to the second floor. She was unhurt after the accident but caused minor damage as the elevator door opened and she slipped.
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Elvator
Milton Morris
Crual Flate
Wulschner-Stewart
Morris
Sheriff’s Clothes Robbery Ends With Jail Break
In Gallup New Mexico on a county day a sheriff’s officer was overpowered by an alleged holdup man George Black and another inmate. They stripped the officer of his clothes and forced a group of prisoners to march out at the jail. Seven inmates escaped during the upheaval and the jail was left in confusion.
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Scripps-M'Rab
Gallur
N. M. Get
Sherido A Smith
George Black
Unpopular convict dies in prison from alleged opium poisoning
A life convict at Scripps- Hale Telegram Columbus reports a prisoner died Wednesday night in the pen from opium poisoning. Authorities suspect murder by a fellow inmate due to Hal g being disliked and reported for infractions of rules.
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Scripps-Hae
Columbus
Halg
Patrolmen Shoot Dog at Traction Terminal Scene
Officers Duncan and Askins killed a dog that police said was running mad and frothing at the mouth near the Traction terminal. The animal appeared poisoned, and several bystanders watched the incident unfold.
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Duncan
Askins
Traction Terminal
Statinn
Man Sentenced to Indiana Reformatory for Break-In
James Shorter, 4, sent to the Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville on an indeterminate one to three year term for breaking into the Chalfonte and other articles. Hugh Jackson, a Bedford farmer, was killed by a Southern Indiana railroad train while crossing with a wagon near where a neighbor died under similar circumstances two months earlier.
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Reformatory
James Shorter
Mabel Chambers
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Bedford
Ind
Hugh Jackson
Southern Indiana Railway
George
Public Awakening to The Piles Cure Fad and Its Dangers
A historical notice warns of deceptive medical fads like cheap remedies for piles. It recounts a letter from Welsmiller of Washington DC praising Pyramid Pile Care and urging readers to request free literature from The Pyramid Deng in Marshall, Michigan, to avoid costly hospital operations.
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Witc
Latta
Sad Fate of a Girl in the Juxense Court
A distressed report from a Kentucky town describes Mathlda Helm, a youthfully portrayed girl of about fourteen, taken to a hospital for injuries allegedly from a violent incident linked to family and social pressures. The piece also notes a local stabbing altercation involving brothers, and mentions a divorce case where a wife seeks child or spousal support from her estranged husband.
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Mathlda Helm
Rome
Wu Pete
Cure a Cold In One Day With Laxative Brand
Advert shows Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with refund offer if ineffective. W Grove’s signature appears on boxes. Route promotions tout Union Pacific service to Portland and Northwest destinations with two daily through trains and strong river views near the Columbia River. Contact W H Connor for travel details and Expo plans in Cincinnati Ohio.
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W. Grove
Union Pacific
Columbia River
Lewis and Clark
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth St
Cincia. Putt
Ohio
Big Trees of California Awe-Inspiring Natural Wonders
Wraps California’s giant redwoods in admiring prose. Notes Murpheyless Grove and Calaveras Grove as ancient wonders aged 1500 to 2000 years, adds a Santa Cruz redwood grove, and promotes Union Pacific trains aiding travel. Mentions pamphlets by W. H. Connor in Cincinnati for routes and info.
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California
Yosemite
Calaveras Grove
Santa Cruz
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
W. H. Connor
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Women Neglect Duty at International Council Meeting
May Wright Sewell urged the 7000 member International Council of Women to own fault for wartime. She argued many have not upheld moral standards and that supporting a double standard harms women. The meeting occurred during the World’s Fair week. Martin Lare, once a prison bene factor, filed for a new burglary case trial in criminal court.
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Scripps-Atrae ‘Teleg
ST. Louis
Indianapoli Aml
Wright
Interna
Martin Lare
Bag
Cerminel Cory
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