Stepfather of fugitives faces court for missing children
Police hunt continues for Guy White and Zelma White after Fred Miller’s death linked to Guy’s alleged blow. Juvenile court student Judge Stubbs warns mother to produce the children, while Orville Burgess is questioned as a possible aid. Relatives in multiple states may harbor the youths as detectives trace the 2 dollar stake and the runaways’ movements.
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Zelma White
Guy White
Fred Miler
Lkely
Fred Miller
R Thomas Livey
Indianapolis
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Kent
Stubbs
George W. Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Young Miller
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Tere
Miler
Walter Hirded
Central Union Telephone Company
Court to Hear Juvenile Custody Claim
In a Sunday statement Mya Thomas declares she will appear in juvenile court Wednesday to answer questions about the disappearance of her children. She asks authorities to judge if she should be held responsible and warns she could be separated from her remaining child.
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Thomas [Lyey
Nurning Waby
Doara
Holliday Not Alarmed In The Fifth District
In Indiana's Fifth District supporters of Claude Bowers prize youth and energy, while Elmer Holmdy faces veteran Congressman Holtiday. Local figures debate likely outcomes as party lines firm and incumbents defend seats. Republican Watson faces Democrat Kuhn in the adjoining district, with Gavin and Overstreet camps competing for votes statewide.
Shot by a burglar in Memphis report notes injuries
Fragmentary dispatch from Memphis on a burglary shooting. Two men, P White and an unidentified Mississippi plant worker, were shot twice and probably fatally injured. Authorities mention shots and rifles and reference local businesses and a minister cigar vendor.
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Memphis
Tenn
P. White
Marry T Layman Bicyclist Loops Into Matrimony
Marry T Layman a daredevil cyclist known for looping stunts wed Alma G Emmons after meeting during a fair in Charter City. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Nathaniel Pye at the Methodist church parsonage in Charles City. Layman, touring with the Cash Carnival company, plans to visit his mother with his wife in October.
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T. Layman
Indianapalis
F. St. Randall
Lexington Ave
Alma G. Emmon
Emmons
Minn
Layman
Charter City
Miss Emmons
H A Morgan Appointed as City Ticket Agent
Horace A Morgan long connected with G D Boyd Indianapolis agent for Missouri Pacific Texas and Pacific Iron Mountain and the Denver and Rio Grande railways has been appointed as a city ticket agent for the Missouri Pacific at St Louis Mr Morgan began his railroad career with Mr Boyd four years ago.
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Horace A. Morgan
G. D. Boyd
Indianapolis
Misouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
Iron Mountain
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pack
St. Louis
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Boyd
Beveridge in Indiana Campaign and Cuban Policy Speeches
Senator Beveridge arrives in Indianapolis and plans a rapid state campaign with stops in Minneapolis St Louis and Boston as he defends the Cuban question. He says the United States will intervene to stabilize Cuba if Cuban factions fail to do so, citing the Platt amendment and his own writings as authoritative. He rejects delaying tactics and states that campaign work will be directed by the Republican committee with Taft Cannon among a small group of top speakers.
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State Democratic Committee
Watson
T. H. Kuhn
Democratic Party
Washington
Waynon
Mies Oriven
Ives
Sir Kuhn
Indiana
United States
Gavin
Jesse Overstreet
Frank E. Gavin
Wanhingtot
Gorin
Marton
A. J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
Nila
Seni
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Auditorium
Chicago
New York State
Buffalo
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Tate
Beveridge
Congressional Campaign Committee
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W. H. Taft
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Congressional
Cuba
Bagrntine
Maine
Amt
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Roanevelt
War Cabinet
Senatr Revere
United Anittes
Saute Hehig
Hereekige
Sentor
A.K. Tutt
Connecticwt
United States Senate
Nort American Review
Beveriize
Pratt
Congress
Benatar Culler
Senate
Trlin
Ania
New York
Oyster Bay
Cutan
Turbulent coastal peril and varied world events reported
Ashore and abroad a range of incidents are noted from Norfolk where a severe coastal ascent disrupted harbor activity to Turkish troopship deaths near Egypt and the sudden horse collapse of Highland Denmark in Kentucky. Reports include a found old man in Harborville, Zionist tensions near St Louis, and a New York robbery case with a suspect sought.
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Harboursville
Baker
Cuba
Trepoff
Madison
Martes
Cunha
Profit in the Fair Showed Healthy State Balance
The state treasurer reported a favorable balance for the agricultural fair management. Gate receipts reached about $75,000 with another $20,000 from additional sources. About 1i,000 paid admittances and 4,000 merchant tickets supported the event, while expenses this year should match 1985 levels around $96,000 plus a $10,000 outlay for new buildings and repairs.
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Ctate
State Board of Agriculture
Gas caused death of an Indianapolis man in Illinois Street hotel
Thebody of Thomas Whrvdge, a laborer from Indianapolis, was found dead in a room at the Princesin hotel on Illinois Street Monday morning. A lingering gas leak caused his death. it is unclear if the death was deliberate or accidental. The body was moved to the city morgue and later to Tatewher's undertaking parlors.
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Thomas
Indianapolis
Princesin Hotel
Illinois-st
Mtr
Kityridge
Iglent Wieshane
Greencastie
Hater
Illinois Democrat sues Roger Sullivan for damages
Theodore Neiaon, a strong Bryan ally in Illinois, sues national committee man Roger Sullivan for 30000 dollars alleging maligned him without warrant in a public letter defending Bryan's charges against Sullivan and the national committee.
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Roger Sullivan
Scripps-MeFine Presa Assoriatia
Chicago
Theodore Neiaon
Bryan
Droupht Wl
Students Surprise Faculty At Vincennes University Visit
Special to The Sax Vincennes Indiana September night program at Vincennes University saw students circle the faculty except President Horace Ellis who attended a meeting. In the chapel the faculty each spoke and pledged longer holidays and to improve after nights off entertainments.
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Vincennes
Ind
Pitty Atuedénta
Vincennes University
Horace Ellis
Bondsmen quit Wickard case amid untrue claims
Reports say bondsmen Jenn A Allen and Frank D Stalnaker withdrew support for Wickard after untrue assertions about his finances. The conspiracy with former State Auditor Sherrick to embezzle funds leads to a Sept 4 criminal court date. New bondsmen named include Indiana Odd Fellows official Willam H Leng and Indiana secretary Marott. An Indiana News reports investigation suggests measures to satisfy a note from M J Wren bank president.
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Jenn A Allen
Frank D. Stalnaker
Tor Wicard
Wickard
Seta
State Barld
Sherztey
Indiana News
Withsdrawal
Messia
Allen
Gialnakor
Tweed
Alien
Mr. Alten
Wickars
Life
George. J. Muratt
M. 2
Wren
Colum‘in Nations Bank
TL Ds
Willcome
ySun
Marott
Mr. Marott
Alten
Recorder's Office
Mich
John R. Atlan
George J. Marcgt
Frenk J. Stalnaker
City budget seeks 3.705 million for jetty and new spending
Mayor Charien Bookwriter plans a Monday night communication to the city council proposing a 3.705 million budget for jetty work in 1907, up 115 thousand from last year. The biggest increase is 51 thousand for police, plus 97.5 thousand for ashes, 0.9 thousand more for street cleaning, and 7 thousand more for hospital improvements. The mayor defends the revenue request saying health needs were met and departments’ needs guided the figures.
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Charien
Board of Health
Breunig
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