Manly Ramsey Dies After Prolonged Suffering
Dr Kiser of City hospital described the case of Wills Ramsey who died Friday afternoon as among the saddest he has encountered. The doctor said Ramsey bore intense suffering bravely and moved nurses and staff to tears. Ramsey’s body was shipped to Knightstown for burial Saturday.
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Wills Ramsey
Kiser
City Hospital
Ramsey
Payiclat
Milo
Ramesy
Knightstown
Tyndall Elected Chairman of Prohibition City Committee
Jesse M. Tyndall, manager of Protective Fo ciety, elected chairman of the prohibition city committee at a freetier headquarters at 72 Claypool. Final arrangements named Benjamin F. Beerroad as at large and William A. Moore as city convention nominee. Tyndall succeeds Dr. P. McNab who resigned due to removal from the city.
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Jesse M. Tyndall
Prohibition
CTY Committee
Jesse M Tyndall
Delaware
Promiistum
Claypool
Tyntall
Protective Fociery
Benjamin F. Beerroad
Wilam A. Moore
Everrond
Montezimst
Vonnerut Hardware Company
Tyndall
P. McNab
Day Nursery Association Plans Great Fair
The Day Nursery Association announces a big fair to raise funds and support. After reorganization last spring it resumes active work seeking a desirable home and proceeds from a sale in Tomlingen slated for late October. A women’s meeting is set at 10 a.m. at the home on Russell Ave.
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Tomlingen
Gig Russell Ave
State fair pumpkin show to draw Columbus riders
Columbus residents will travel to Indianapolis to view the state pumpkin show aboard Interurban cars. Completion of grading and track work on the Columbus extension of the Indianapolis and Franklin line is near. Meter installation in the power house at Columbus remains, with the line expected to be fully operational by the fifteenth after weather delays.
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Columbus
Agedianapolis
Indianapolis
Asked for chew led to arrest in Toledo
In Toledo G Zepa notes a man asked a stranger for a chew of tobacco and was arrested after the incident. Swartz tried to borrow a mouthful from Fred Reaf, drew an officer’s interest, and was charged with begging.
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Toledo
Zepa
Swartz
Fred Reaf
Reaf
Newer liner advertisements on ninth page today
Classifieds note rooming house for rent and job ads including help wanted for a dining room girl cook and dishwashers. An offer to distribute samples and a wallpaper store sale are listed among the readable lines.
Girl in Ten Foster Homes in Six Years
Jane Wilson, a ward of the Board of children's guardians, has lived in ten homes over six years. Neighbors say she disrupts other children and she has been at the guardians’ house for three weeks. On Saturday she appeared in Judge Stubbs' court with no disposition yet made. Little is known about her case.
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Jane Wilson
Board of Children’s Guardians
Board of Guardians
Hore
Qaid
Stubbs
Secretary Downing Exults Over Fair Entries And Rail Access
Secretary Downing of the State fair board reports record entries and strong railroad plans. He notes broad interest and says Panhandle company has arranged special trains on Wednesday and Thursday nights to aid theater goers and other events, expressing optimism about the fair preparations.
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Downing
State Fair Board
Panhendro Company
Diamond dealer invites buyers from Amsterdam lettered importers
An invitation from J. P. Mullally an importer based at 28 Monument Mall Kat at Kitiamani Broa appears as a sales notice. The宣 masthead references a call to stock a carata of rough diamonds after returning from the diamond markets and offers to show and explain the selection.
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Amsterdam
J. P. Mullally
Monument
Hartman Dairyman Theft Involving Schroeder Boy
A 11 year old, Willie Schreeder, confessed at Palice station to stealing about 86 dollars from dairyman Henry Harriman. George Iver and others also implicated in the thefts. The youths spent the money on candy, watermelon and treats while the plan was organized by the group. The case will be heard by Judge Brubbs on Tuesday.
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Httle
Willie Schreeder
Palice Station
Whyte Sehroeder
John Sehroeder
Banesh
Omeer Green
Aenry
Harrian
Dairyman
George Iver
Aytesia
Schroeder
Hartman
Wile I Schroeder
Married in the Very Top of the Court House
In Terre Haute on Sept 5 Charles Thom son Fairbanks and Reasle Wilson Pimento were wed atop the courthouse at noon with Tustica W. A. Church officiating. Bride’s sister Mise Loki Wilson, elevator man William Cook, and janitor Hedgrs attended as spectators.
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Terre Wate
Cals
Fair Grounds
Charles ©. Thomson
Fairbanks
Reasle
Wilson
Pimento
Court House
Fort Alove
Tustica W. A
Mise Loki Wilson
William Cook
Hedgrs
Jobe
King of Gamblers Hawkins Loses Real Estate Fortunes
Chicago September 3 The final chapter in the career of George V Hawkins once dubbed the king of gamblers closed as his real estate holdings including a famed residence were transferred to John J Michell at the final trust and savings bank for 654100 He could not redeem the property once valued at about four thousand dollars noting his legends of gambling all failed as he was later declared bankrupt with debts of unknown size
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Chicago
George V. Hawkins
Famoity
John J. Michell
Truat and Savings Bank
Henkini
Bomb destroys German steamer Pyrges in Black Sea raid
Berlin reports in the Tageblatt that a German steamer named Pyrges was blown up by a Macedonian bomb squad during a Black Sea attack. The raid left the vessel with a damaged crew and unclear casualties.
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Berlin
Tageblai
Black Sea
Hawthorne Arrested After Knife Threats in Neighborhood
John Hawthorne faced police court arraignment after Friday night disturbance and a threat to his wife. His wife testified fear for her safety. Judge Whedon set $19 for drawing a knife and costs for drinking, with a 40 day remaining term.
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John Hawthorne
Bates
Whedlon
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Sept 6 calls for partly cloudy and threatening conditions, probably no rain. Tonight and Sunday will be cool. At 7 a m temperature was 56, at noon 75, at 2 p m 71. Generally fall and cooler in Indiana and adjacent states with northerly winds.
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Indianapolio
Vicherry
Indiana
Business Continues at Union Stockyards After Fire
The Union stockyards resume operations despite a fire that destroyed cattle pens. Reconstruction is led by H C Grinwold, traffic manager, who was in charge during the blaze. Grinwold arrived with fire wagons and immediately oversaw safeguarding transfers of cattle and shipments. President B K Rowland was abroad in the east at the time.
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H.C. Grinwold
Abs
Mr. Griswold
Rowd
Ume
Requisition Requests for Curt Rows Return to New Castle
Requisition papers prepared on Gry. Yates of Ilmote for Curt Rows return to New Castle Indiana. Toss held at Gravite City for alleged assault on Miss Mantle. Swelgart at New Castle requisition made in the case involving Robert S. Hunter.
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Carl Rose
Gry
Yates
Ilmote
Curt Rows
New Castle
Ind
Toss
Gravite City
Miss Mantle
Swelgart
New Castie
Robert 8. Hunter
Italian Section Hands Crushed In Sleeping Car Crash
One man killed and five injured when a switch-crew collision on the Panama Railroad near Irvington crushed passengers asleep in a camp car. Tony Leon 26 died instantly. Ane Leon and Mariano Pavia among the injured, with others badly hurt and neglected at the scene.
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Irvington
Tony Leon
Joe
Ane Leon
Toni
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pazzio Dors
James Deurfeau
Ony “Dore
Parzio
Mariano Pavia
Ama
Columbus
Opon
Toney Lean
Haberth
Rarsig Brother
Photographer Dugie arraigned on threat letter charge
Francis W. Dugie a New York photographer was arraigned Saturday before Magistrate Cornell charged with writing a threatening letter to Bee Félary estate Tay. He was sent to Orlevue hospital for a sanity examination.
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New York
Francis W. Dugie
Corneil
Bee
Done
Cornell
Orlevue Hospital
Embezzlement Charge Faces Mizner in Court
James Mizner sits in jail on embezzlement charges involving funds from a labor union he belonged to. Arrested Saturday by Constables Davis and Huston, he allegedly fled from a second‑story window while on the way to fetch his coat. Accused of turning union proceeds from a sale to the union and receiving tickets from Hardwood finishers, Mizner promised settlement to the union.
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James Mizner
HSM
Labor Union
Davis Wid Tuston
Justice Rhenperd
Tnion
Huston
N. Senate
Mizner
Migner
Bel
International
Amores
Davis
No socialism at prom gram sparks outcry at onion smoker
A fragmented report describes Wil Bowen attempting to join a Paperhanger onions smoker event at the Century building. He was confronted when it emerged the gathering carried a political message. Authorities or organizers indicated socialism was not welcome.
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Wil Bowen
Bowen
Watt
Elevator Strikes Back Delays Court House Work
A stubborn elevator at the county courthouse stalled on Bob Comer’s vacation day, keeping Judge Stubbs off the bench as officials tried coaxing it to move. Custodian Osborn hired elevator doctors who calmed the balky shaft, and it gradually resumed service Friday afternoon.
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Bob Comer
Court House
Bob
Fea
Stubbs
Clerk Joiner
Ruvenile Court
Osborn
Rudge Stubs
Tomer
Elevator ordeal at courthouse stalls as fuse fails
Latter Casey Kimball and two assistants with six prisoners, three white and three colored, are trapped in a courthouse elevator cage between the basement and first floor when the fuse for the power switch burns out. The car jerks, tossing Casey and two prisoners against the elevator walls while others are pushed aside. A switch, then assistance arrives and all are freed.
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Casey’ Kimball
Court House
Jafler
Turnball
Casey
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Wnag
Council
Chew
Kat
Kitiamani Broa
Tilcote
Denison Barber
John Bowlus
Terre Haute
Ag Se
Hawthorne
Mrs. Sutro
SAN Francisco Society
Columbia
Theodores
Sutro
Italy
Rasistance
Ingdianapolis
Rally Road Company
Hay
Wulechner'e
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