Stolen Cash Recovered From Huggins In Marion County
Marion county officials recovered 6113.06 from Emmett S. Huggins after he forged warrants while employed at the county auditors office under C. J. Clark. Huggins sold his Irvington home for 6364.40 to A. J. Brady and repaid part of the stolen funds. He remains charged as a forger and burglar, with criminal charges not erased by repayment.
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Marion County
Emmett S. Huggins
Huggins
C. J. Clark
Commissioners’ Court
Irvington
A. J. Brady
Papke Reigned Rerigged. Kelly Match Off
Papke reneges on a planned bout with Hego Kelly after agreeing to fight Stanley Ketchel before Labor Day. Jim Jeffries Club announced the cancellation yesterday. Papke demands a $5,000 guarantee, a sum viewed as excessive, prompting uncertainty over future engagements.
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Los Angeles
Billy Papke
Hego Kelly
Jim Jeffries
Stanley Ketcher
Papke
Kelly
Stanley Ketchel
Stanley
Baron Long
Jeffries Club
Fitzpatrick's Selections at Gravesend Card
The racing card lists six races with picks by Fitzpatrick. First race Witching Hour Daisy Wise Mason. Second race Fancy Whiptop Ida D. Third race Atcite Tileing Dan oscara. Fourth race Besom Jeanne d Arc Roseben. Fifth race Bedouin Bad News Trash. Sixth race Imitator Anonyma Torenia. Three best bets Fancy second race Besom fourth race Bedouin fifth race.
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Fitzpatrick
Gravesend
W. Field Daisy
Wise Mason
Fancy
Whiptop
Ida D
Atcite
Tileing
Danoscara
Besom
Jeanne d’Arc
Roseben
Trash
County Local Option Opposed by Unionists
The Central Labor Union of Indianapolis passed resolutions opposing a county local option law in Indiana. The three speakers argued the measure would bring untold hardships to union members in many vocations who rely on the union for support in their struggle to earn a living.
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Central Labor Union of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Central Labor Union
William H Shaffer Die unexpectedly at North Indianapolis
William H Shaffer age 63 died Monday at a relative home in North Indianapolis after a brief illness. He was a carriage maker for many years at Broad Ripple. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters.
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Indianapolis
Shaffer
Broad Ripple
Why the Hoosiers Won the Pennant
Quotes from officials and players praise clean baseball by the Indianapolis team. They credit unity, discipline, and respect for umpires as keys to victory, noting that aggressive play should not become rowdyism and that winning relies on the entire club performing well.
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Watkins
O’brien
Indianapolis
Carr
Perry Werden
Charley Carr
Jack Egan
Big Indiana Notre Dame gridiron game planned
College football figures plan the Indiana Notre Dame annual contest for November 7 at Washington Park Cambridge Mass. Harvard opens practice under Cant Barr and Coach Haughton as Yale fields begin light work amid swimming pool renovations. Minnesota names Capron captain. Notre Dame reports 15 candidates for fall drills with key veterans back. Crawfordsville notes Wabash veterans reporting and strong freshmen prospects.
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Curtis
Notre Dame
James M. Shelden
Indiana University
Indiana-Notre Dame
Washington Park
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cant. Barr
Haughton
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Doc Garver
Brucie
Barr
Capt
Heas
Homer Dobbins
Herc Stiers
Wilson
Jack Hargrave
Patton
Miller
Sheridan
Reed
Sweet
Logansport
Markie
Dorsey
Princeton
Williams
South Bend
Starbuck
Paulus Colbert
Heht
Americans Sentenced to Hang in Philippines
Manila dispatch reports August Hicks and Tillman Taylor, ex twenty-fifth Infantry men, convicted of murder, sentenced to be hanged in Moro province. They are the first Americans given the death sentence there. Taylor’s case rested on circumstantial evidence. an appeal to the Washington supreme court may seek a jury trial right.
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Manila
Hicks
Tillman Taylor
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Moro
Ameri
Taylor
Supreme Court
Washington
Democrats Hold Rousing Meeting in Tenth Ward
The Bryan and Kern club of the sixth precinct of the tenth ward hosted a lively gathering last night with speeches by Frank Fishback James Moriarity Philip H Flannery and others. Club meetings occur every Monday with Henry F Ferneding serving as president.
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Bryan and Kern Club
Tenth Ward
Frank Fishback
James Moriarity
Philip H. Flannery
Henry F. Ferneding
Bostonian Reads at Odeon by Donald R Wheeler
Boston linguist Donald R Wheeler will present an evening of readings at the Odeon Metropolitan School of Music on Friday. He is a graduate of Leland T Powers School of the Spoken Word and was a pupil of S I Conner. Tickets are free and available at the office or through Conner or his pupils.
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Donald R. Wheeler
Boston
Odeon Metropolitan School of Music
Wheeler
Leland T. Powers
School of the Spoken Word
S. I. Conner
Oratory and Dramatic Art Department
Metropolitan School
Conners
Negro man shoots wife at Cassel home
Mrs Red Cassel, wife of a negro, was shot by her husband Monday night as she prepared to leave 735 Hadley street against his orders. She is seriously wounded in the right breast at City Hospital. Cassel was captured leaping from a sanatorium barn and fell at Detective Henry Askin’s feet. He admitted the ante mortem statement and faced assault charges. murder could be charged as she remains in danger.
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Red Cassel
Cassel
Hadley Street
Park View Sanitarium
Henry Askin
Cassels
Charce
Fire Devastates Town Across River in Maine
A major fire swept through a town opposite Biddeford destroying 83 tenement houses and 9 44 000 feet of lumber storage. Firemen fought a long battle aided by rushing across the river to prevent total destruction. Origin was the lumber yard of George A Crossman and sons with a high wind feeding embers.
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Saco
Biddeford
George A. Crossman and Sons
Governor’s Speech Fee Disputed by Indiana Board
Gov J Frank Hanty reportedly received payments from the Indianapolis School Board for a commencement address at Manual Training High School. Board president Charles W Moore says the governor did receive $25 but notes no bill was sent and payment followed a customary practice for non residents invited to speak.
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Hanty
Indianapolis School Board
Charles W. Moore
Board of School Commissioners
Moores
Indianapolis
Polo in Ohio league meeting to set schedule
Secretary Nothacker calls a meeting in Zanesville to appoint a schedule committee for the Ohio State Polo League. President Geis resigns over franchise issues as the league plans a November 2 season start with Mansfield Ashland Marion Zanesville Urichsville and Coshocton. players face a market due to a death in Indianapolis.
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Ohio
Lancaster
Ohio State
Nothacker
Zanesville
Geis
Mansfield Ashhind
Marion
Urichsville
Coshecton
Indianapolo
Services for Deaf Mutes Held by Rev Mann in Indianapolis
The Rev. Austin W. Mann will conduct services for the deaf mutes of Indianapolis and nearby towns on Sunday Sept 20 at 10 39 pm and 2 00 pm in the Christchurch chapel Monument Place Indianapolis. Please show this notice to deaf mute neighbors.
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Austin W. Mann
Indianapolis
Christchurch
Papke Fight Leaves Kerchell Dreamlike Confusion
New York on September 15 reports Stanleyn Kerchell calling the Papke bout a dream and saying he has no memory after the first round. He did not regain consciousness until outside the ring at Vernon.
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New York
Stanleyn Kerchell
Papke
Vernon
Maine Election Reactions From Bryan Taft And Hitchcock
William J. Bryan says Maine returns show Democratic gains nationwide and predicts victory in November. Norman F. Mack notes Maine's shift from a Republican state signals broader Democratic sentiment. William H. Taft says the roughly 6 percent majority aligns with expectations amid local prohibition controversy. Frank Hitchcock declines comment.
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Maine
Norman F. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
William H. Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Atty
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Fifth Infantry
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Playground Association of America
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Louisville & Nashville
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