Son Assaulted Father but Latter Would Not Prosecute
John Baggott of 412 Potter Street faced police court arraignment on trespassing and assault and battery charges after an incident at his father’s home. Officers said he, while drunk, damaged property and forced his family into the street. The father refused to press charges, claiming he was dutiful and good to his son. Judge Whallon imposed fines totaling five dollars plus costs for trespassing and assault and battery.
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John Baggott
Potter St
Baggult
Baggott
Whallon
Tom
Holtzman Seeks Wide Lead In Campaign Forecast
In a clipped interview Holtzman predicts he will win a large share of votes as the race tightens. He notes Walter will lose Democratic support by 4,000 to 5,000 votes and that anti Bookwalter groups may shift votes. Campaign kickoff expected after Wednesday polls with small early meetings likely.
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Jess
Hin Aleetion
Pearce Breaks Strike With Ice Cream and Chocolates
New Haven Conn Sept 2 Sant Pearce of the T Candee Co rubber family tries to break a strike by serving three women who returned to work overflowing plates of vanilla ice cream and chocolate caramels for lunch. He says 10 of the 3M girls were back at benches and the strike may end Thursday.
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New Haven. Conn
Sant. Pearce
T. Candee & Co
Pearce
Freed Cabby Friends of Tarkington Cleared in Court
Booth Tarkington associate Pi The Mystrious Cabby known as Peg Hamilton and Lew Rosenthal were charged with hooting craps but the case was dismissed. Through attorneys Cass Contaway and AL Wishard the men avoided further action as police court proceedings collapsed.
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Booth Tarkington
Peg” Hamilton
Lew Rosenthal
Cass Contaway
AL W. Wishard
Peg” Ia
Hamilton
Rosenthal
Celaya
Dhirdime
Wedenenday
Explosion at Baku naphtha plant kills sixteen workers
A fire at a naphtha plant in Baku was nearly but not completely extinguished when a blast struck the site. Sixteen men were killed and many injured as the explosion followed the apparent fire suppression. In New Jersey, Shagirt hosted the annual rifle and revolver association tournament with record attendance and strong turnout.
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Baku
Russia
Chakahban Ramzan
N. J
New Jersey
United States Revolver Association
Organizions
New Liner Advertisements On Seventh Page
Frasier cook wanted and carpenter needed appear among new liner ads. Requests include elderly woman for housework, furnished rooms for rent, unfurnished lodgings, and various “situation wanted” notes. Several misspellings suggest OCR errors such as Coook and Giri.
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Frasier Cook
Zate
Carpenter
Coook
Giri
Shirle
Sausage Causes Alex Jamison's Courtroom Trouble
In police court, Alex Jamison, colored, faces vagrancy charges after admitting he walked streets begging for a nickel. Jamison explains hunger from sausage without a meal led him to seek food from passersby, claiming his request was prompted by need rather than crime. The judge questions the tale as Jamison seeks leniency.
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Alex Jamison
Proagecitor
Halmes
Jamison
Irish Still Helping Their Countryman
The Hibernians organizing defense for Janes Leppieham, the Irish fugitive jailed in Marion county, report strong fund appeals across Indiana. Final plans call for a large Friday meeting with Irishmen from outside Indiana likely to attend and to map defense strategies for Lynehehoun.
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Janes Leppieham
Marion County
Indianapols
Wrter
Tull Plana
Lynehehoun
M'Gowan to undergo operation in St Louis hospital
Mugh J McGlowan president of the Thollanapollan traction and terminal company will undergo a kidney stone operation at a St Louis hospital. He has been summering at Charlevoix Michigan near the local specialist and is expected to recover fully. Mortality in Richmond Ind death of Thomas Mortis, wealthy surgeon. Dr J F Hibberd, ex president of the American Medical Society, is near death.
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Mugh J. McGlowan
Thollanapollan Traction and Terminal Company
St. Louis
McGowan
Charlevoix
Mich
Richmond
Ind
Thomas Mortis
Sureneryman
J. F. Hibberd
Amerfedia Medical Society
Prohibition Chairman Expects Holtzman Victory
In a lively interview, Newlin predicts Holtzman will win, arguing anti-Bookwalter Republicans will back Holtzman. He cites 700 to 1000 stay-at-homes as a key bloc and says anti-Holtzman Democrats organize for Holtzman, while Bookwalter’s path relies on Republican voters.
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Prohibition
Newlin
Walter
Holtzman
Bockwalter
Brother Ritter
Brother
VuAradel
Centyvaleave
Vex
Heltsman
Bookwalter
PWN
Tinkieman
Bookwaltert
Fortzman
Saltzman
Smallest Twins on Record in Indianapolis
Esther and Elwina Steloff, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steloff, weigh six pounds combined, making them the smallest twins on record in Indianapolis according to several doctors. The babies, born at We City hospital, are healthy and in incubator care.
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Indianapolis
Esther
Elwina
Charles Steloff
Tacoma
Cubator
We City
American League Dope For The Fans
A fragmented baseball summary lists leaders and stats across the league. Kittridge tops catching, Detroit leads club batting with 270, Boston leads in club running, and Big John Anderson fields well. Wainwright and Tannehill noted for pitching and baserunning, with multiple players highlighted for errors, stolen bases, and fielding. Forecast forecasts rain and cool temps for Indianapolis and nearby areas in the 26 hours ending 8 p.m. Sept. 3.
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Kittridge Stil
Detroit
Boston
Big John Anderson Wade
Rube Waildethan
Jimmy Cassine
Moran
Workhington
Barry scCormick
Jesse Tannehan
Mowell
Deering
Wille Keeler
Gochnaur
Tee Tannehill
Fo Runniig
Fultz
Harry Bay
Buck" Freeman
Individua
Duck pants spark in Wyandotte barber shop dispute
John Allen, a former city fireman and barber, quits his job over a plan to require white duck uniforms at a new shop. He objected to wearing white duck jackets and trousers, saying he would not wear the uniform as proposed. The shop is enlarging quarters and moving to Boston Massachusette avenue, with plans to employ more staff once improvements finish.
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John Allen
Allen
Wyandotte
Ghiost
Chloswt
Massachusette Ave
Chile
Oyster Bay Man Arrested In Roosevelt Visit Plot
Frank Weinbrenner of Syosset attempted to reach President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay and was arrested by Secret Service. A 32 caliber revolver found on him, footprints found near the president’s house, and witnesses say he appeared demented. He is to be examined and likely committed to an asylum. His brother William attended the hearings and said Henry had prior erratic episodes but no prior danger to others.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Frank Weinbrenner
Syosset
Lita
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Mai
Weinbrenner
Nereid Weinbrenner
Kim
Inter
Saxamere
Sycrer
Welie Breamer
Crater Bay
Welobrenner
Sécret Service
Lipon
Henry
Ben
Indianapolis Taxable Assessments Rise Significantly
The city reports a $10 million increase in Indianapolis assessable property values across townships including Center Wayne and Warren. Comptroller Brevitt notes overall tax roll growth for the year, with total assessments approaching $1.2 to $1.3 billion and exemptions affecting net figures. He emphasizes the rise as a positive indicator though final figures show variation by township and category.
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Indianapolis
T. Brevitt
Center Township
Wayne Township
Warren Township
Five Hundred Newsboys Parade at Washington Park
A thousand words describe five hundred downtown newsboys marching with tin horns and yelix to celebrate Hoosier support at Washington Park. They formed dautte line before The Sun office and rode to the park in newspaper cars arranged by Manager Watkins on Newsboys Day.
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Washinton Park
Milwaukee
Strreta
SUN
Hewsles
Menders
Watkins
State tax board winds up business final sessions
The final sessions of the State tax board are held behind closed doors to decide all appeals. The long, tiresome proceedings leave many appeals unresolved, with official decisions expected later in the week. An explosion aboard the Hungarian Levant Steamship Yaskitla killed one and left nine missing near Vienna on Sept 2.
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State Tax Board
Vienna
Yachts Called Off In Light Breeze at Nightlands
In Nighllands New Jersey, a yacht race was postponed Wednesday afternoon due to a light wind, with speeds under three knots. The event was shelved as conditions failed to meet the race criteria.
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Nighllands
Bryan a drawing card at state fair
William J. Bryan visited Columbus with Senatorial candidate John I Clarke and others on democratic day at the state fair. He said he would work for Clarke's election despite differences on the silver issue and declined to discuss the money question for publication. Democratic delegates from across the state sought his stance on Clarke's U S Senate bid.
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Columbus
Wiliam J.bryan
John I. Clarke
Frank B. Niles
Gardner
Bryan
Clark
Nien
Amine
Clarke
United States
Frank
3 Day Poll and Republican Campaign Tactics
Oranalk, secretary of the Republican city committee, said the group is engaged in a "gumshoe" campaign as part of the work alongside upcoming speeches. He noted organizing efforts are underway and a campaign day poll is planned for the twelfth, with further arrangements not yet made.
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Oranalk
Republican City
Mbday
Ius
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