Violent mob rumors ripple through Versailles area
Rumors of horsemen on the Milan road and a threatened attack spurred vigilantes in Osgood and Versailles. Arrested prisoners were released for fear, while a feared mob pressed to lash out amid tales of betrayal and blood vengeance tied to the so called outlaw gang and a poisoning near AMiadi son.
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Osgood
Ind
Milan
Canon
McMillan and Kelly
Versailes
Sheely
McMian
Phoir
McMilkin
Nselly
Shelbyville
Wl Wills
Singer
Gordon and Andrews
Hostetter
Mgr
Glasgow
Jostetter
Amiadison
Gordon
Wooley Bre
Andrews
Bert
Josepph
John Johnson
Joseph
Kamman
Cleveland
Versailles lynching probe stirs Indiana official action
Merrill Moores assistant attorney general pressed for details from Maggie Steinmetz as Versailles residents fear mob justice. Coroner Jascell ruled the death a result of an unknown mob. Moores calls for state police and a stronger legal response while admitting local inquiry faces limits. The case continues on page two.
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Ind
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
Maggie Steinmetz
Moores
Charles Selly
Shuter
Kelly
J.ascell
New
Indiana
Osgood
Raging storms threaten record attempt at fair race
Friday afternoon's anticipated race between pacers Stu Pointer and Joe Patchen at the state fair faced heavy track conditions from Thursday's rain and Friday's cell wave. Winds, low temperature, and soggy surface reduced odds of record times, while debris and downed trees disrupted traffic and elevated safety concerns.
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Cain
Fair Grounds
Stu Pointer
Joe Patchen
Ross Rossed In Monetary Fight Over City Campaign
A long, opinionated column details clashes over the monetary commission and campaign funding in Indianapolis. It notes Ross failing to join the monetary panel, public drama at Republican headquarters, and critiques by colleagues while naming local figures like Taggart, Bookwalter, Hanna, and others amid broader city politics.
Mexican Mob Venges Itself After President Diaz Attack
A man who struck President Diaz in Mexico City was seized by the enraged crowd and beaten. Police say no weapon was found. a bad record for homicide is noted and reports of a planned assassination circulated. President Diaz resumed Independence Day celebrations amid tight security as the capitol reeled from the incident.
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Herriezabal
Cie
Independence E Diay
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Adameda
Herriogoind
Central Police Station
Col
Velazquez
Ding
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis Area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the six hours ending 8 p m on September 18 calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight. Friday will be fair, with Saturday also fair. Noon temperature Friday reached 67 degrees, with 2 p m reading at 66.
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Bargains and sales across city stores
Webb's cut rate tickets and Arcade clothing bargains lead a flurry of sales notes. Maguire's big jacket and cape sale, Saks & Co fall suits, Wasson's bargains tomorrow, Progress clothing deals, Coughlin & Wilson dentist work praised, Monarch groceries, People's outfitting furniture, Original 28 hat store latest fall hat, Danbury hat company popular prices, Robert Drake Mocha and Java coffee advertised, Pedger furniture Yar,ains chamber suites offered.
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Wasson's
Coughlin & Wilson's
New York
Monarch
People’s Outfitting Company
Danbury Hat Company
Robert Drake
Pedger Furniture Company
Public Works Receives Phone Rate Reply and Local Crime
The Board of Public Works received a reply from W A Jackson president of Central Union Telephone Co about future rates. Indianapolis service will be improved with new devices at about $12 yearly. John Munson 22 arraigned for loitering. police say he attempted a change racket on Harry Thurston aboard a C I D train. He fled with $20 bills but was captured after a chase. $35 and a list of circus and fair dates found on him.
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Munson
Harry E. Thurston
Washington Court House
Thurston
Bicrele
Lancaster
Streit
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