Heavy fines for gambling in Indianapolis police court
Judge Wharton vows heavy penalties for gamblers as John Louden and five men plead guilty to visiting a gambling house. Louden, a professional gambler, was fined $50 plus costs after raids by Sergt. Shaefer and officers. The article also notes Japan’s wartime civilian support and ends with a banking convention update.
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W. Ohiost
Qhiost
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Louden
Henry Lewis
George Brown
Charles Farley
Charles Brown
Ed Miller
Indianapolis
Glinte on City Life and Weekend Disorder
The city faces weekend trouble as 90 prisoners were slated this Sunday, 33 charged with drunkenness and loitering. Men who seek a Saturday night fan often end up noisy and in police court Monday. Drunk suspects had earned wages Saturday before their arrest.
Shakespeare Skull Dig Debate Sparks London Controversy
The article reports renewed calls to dig up William Shakespeare’s grave in Stratford upon Avon to inspect his skull for intellectual proof, with Baconite supporters arguing the Bard’s papers and plays hidden in the tomb must be revealed, while critics warn against grave desecration and sensational excess.
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Beveridge to tour Indiana towns in campaign dates
Senator Albert J. Beveridge plans a speaking tour in Indiana with early stops planned for Brazil Washington Columbus Savall Bloomington Bedford and Lebanon. He has been asked to speak outside Indiana but intends to devote his time to Indiana campaigning for now. He may consider outside appearances later in the race.
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Indiana
Polander L Jozwick to Speak at South Bend Oct 10
L Jozwick, a prominent Polander, is booked by the Republicans to address Polish settlements in Indiana speaking in Polish. His first speech will be in South Bend on October 10 as a effort to reach Polish voters amid scattered communities. Separately, Mrs Mary An Gereon testifies in a divorce case noting her husband William D Anderson left after four months and demanded 15 pounds to return.
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McCormack Remarks On Election Safety And Hanly Support
Labor commissioner McCormack sits relaxed at his desk saying he is not worried about the coming election. He notes no strikes are expected and expresses a preference for Hanly, while noting his own term does not expire until May two years hence.
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Imaginings of Til Lie Mobley at Police Station
Imagined comments at a police station describe Til Lie Mobley stroking the iron cell doors and admiring a dress. She jokes about women being men and objects to confinement, critiquing the station matron as uncivil amid cold iron bars.
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Hation
Pawpaws in Autumn and Fire Destroys Packing Plant
Autumn arrives with heat and rain as pawpaw season begins, while dangers of frost loom. In Chicago, Anglo American packing plant at Union Stock Yards burned partially this morning causing about 1000 in damages as twenty five fire companies battled the blaze to prevent spread to nearby structures.
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Chicago
Anglo-American Packing Company
Union Sta Kyards
Various Western News Notes From 1904
Alaska gold output for year ending June 30 104 reached 5328824 dollars not counting Canadian ore. Issaquah Methodists lose church site ownership and plan jackscrew foundation after wind shifts building. Portland residents predict Clarke and Lewis exposition building will surpass St Louis. Knights Templar denied admittance to bay forts during San Francisco conclave. California park fire leaves giant redwoods a charred ruin. Winnipeg to manufacture tobacco in Canada. Julius G Vogelsang killed in Tayabas Philippines by rock fall. he was a civil engineer. Afro American stock company formed in San Bernardino aims to bring southern Negroes as ranchers and growers. Dr Jackson’s Siberian reindeer acclimatization in Alaska proves successful with pack animals and milk. Nevada state fund for St Louis exhibit exhausted. J A Yerington funds operations, governor may grant extra appropriation.
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San Bernardino
California
Six Huge Fir Trees’ Sewer Question Baffles Haughville
Residents of Haughville on West Michigan Street note six fir trees of identical height and three trunks, while local industry runs below prior pace. The sewer issue is not a hot topic. residents say they have no objections if the line remains away from their area.
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Haughville
Indianapolis
West Talianapolia
Girl's Threats Case For Grand Jury Indictment
Myrtle Randall of Elkjn, NL, alleged to have written letters to David C. Cook publishers threatening to disaster his publishing house and home unless she received money. Held to the grand jury with indictment expected today. authorities credit a written confession and doubt accomplices, citing sensational literature and a wayward career as motives.
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Gerippa-McRae Press Association
Elgin
Myrtle Randall
David C. Cook
Great vaudeville bills and acts at the Park Empire and more
A mixed revue scene reviews Grand Modern vaudeville at 2:15 and 2:15 p.m. with Dill and Patt acts, plus Irwin’s big show at 2 and 8. Dreamland and Black Patti troupe offer song, dance, magic, mind reading, and comic bits. Some acts disappoint while others amuse, with standout numbers by Osterman, Worles, and Forcen.
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Park—Black Patt
Fine Empire
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All Tay
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Bkylark Holmes
Omega
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Ida Forcen
For Bale Advil Sale Ad Says Ten Words Free
A small classified style notice offers a promotion for Advil with ten words free. The brief item calls readers to contact The Sun for details and emphasizes a short introductory offer.
Two Italians slain as shanty near Riverdale burns
Fourteen Italian railroad laborers living in a Riverdale shanty quarreled Monday night at 10 20 PM. Two men were shot dead and the house burned. Investigators suspect robbery as motive. One man, William H. Schrolucke, 2017 Madison Ave, reports damage at his feed barn of 10 p.m. and an estimated loss of 3300 dollars.
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