Grand jury probes Sherrick embezzlement case in Indiana
Marion county grand jury opened a probe into the David E. Sherrick embezzlement affair. Prosecutor Alex Benedict led proceedings as Gov. Hanly was delayed. subpoenas issued and witnesses including John Reed testified on auditor’s office settlements and Sherrick’s predecessors. The scope may widen with possible actions against gambling resorts and state funds.
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Marion County Grand Jury
David E. Sherrick
Whallon
Alex Henedict
Wan Sill
Gov. Hanly
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Warren Bigta
John BE. Reed
Grand Jury
Reed
Auditors Office
Sherriel
Sca
Sherrick Flea
Sherrick
Greacen
Grand Vt
Nes
Alates
Thurggay
Lawsuit details blur into parole in Indiana gambling case
Lawrie is free after Judge Whallon discharged him amid confusion over the gambling den location in a Denison House raid. Police testified room 41 housed the game, with tables and chips seized. prosecutors sought identification of the exact room as other suspects were arrested. Dentany hotel offered aid to pursue prosecutions of gambling in their venue.
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Til McGuire
Courter Lawrie
Whatton
Joseph E. Bell
Lestson
Judre Whallon
Lawrie
Dentany
Detective Hauser Falls Into Cistern During Break-in
Indian Apple police detective Cooney Hauser and partner Larsh went to a Morweondat home on larceny charges. Hauser slipped into a cistern while approaching the Davis residence, became trapped, and was rescued by Larsh after calling for help. The incident prompted investigations into the cycle store burglary ring.
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Cooney Hauser
Davis Hone
Klauser
Hauser
Perse
Martier
Hanser
Clalin
Beef Trust Men Accept Rebates In Court Drama
In Michigan County court, Charles Tuller faced charges of receiving stolen funds and was sentenced to prison after a tense session where three wives confronted him. His matrimonial history emerged, revealing multiple marriages and a pattern of alleged fraud and theft connected to railroad press machinery.
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Dosi
Charles Tuller
Stalen Ganin
Tuller
Jin
Michigan
Cty
Musning
Simon
Aveta
Sang Teed
Tulier
Belmontave
Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Chicago
Federal District Court
Schwarzschild & Silzberger
Beef Trust
Indictments for Fish Law Violations Across Counties
Four fish and game violators faced indictments in two counties. Harry Collier, Charles Mens, and a joint case against Chester Jones and Nate Taylor were named. All released on bond as deputies highlight strict enforcement of fish and game laws amid ongoing prosecutions.
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Phiel
Fish and Game
Earle
Harry Collier
Rusa Col
Flatrock Creek
Charles Mens
Columbia
Chester Jones
Nate Taylor
Jake
Tle
Hin
Josephs Feelings Hurt in Terminal Company Altercation
A well known politician, Hieitn Gled, alleges damages after a clash at the fracHan Terminal. He claims he was grabbed and ejected by terminal staff while trying to board a car, suffered injuries, and was publicly humiliated. He was later arrested for drunkenness and fined, with the case moving to criminal court where he was discharged.
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fracHan Terminal
Easton
Family escapes as Bel-Thontz Avenue fire destroys home
The J C Knapp family narrowly escaped smothering in a blaze at 1439 Bel-Thontz Avenue early Thursday morning when an improperly left burning tam caused an explosion and rapid flames. Neighbors sheltered them as two fire companies arrived to douse the blaze, leaving only the side walls standing and partial loss of household goods valued at about 71.00.
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Clerhya
Ede
Neure
Nahaing
Ram
Barstag
Mine Mule Strike Ends After Three Meals Promised
About 125 miners at a local mine struck on Wednesday alleging the mule employed to haul ore did not get enough food. The mine manager pledged the animal would receive three square meals in the future, and workers returned to duty.
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Bcrp DS Rar Press Association
Ind
Indianapolis Sun Greets Greenfield Readers With Pride
The Indianapolis Sun, once a pioneer penny paper of Indiana, grows in appeal as it becomes a leading metropolitan paper in Greenfield. It is noted for improvements across departments and up to the minute news, maintaining strong readership amid competition.
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Indianapolis Sun
Greenfield
Indiana
Display of Fireworks at Pair Banks Park Tonight
Grand fireworks display planned at Pair Banks Park with Marone the harplet performing. Large crowd expected and weather forecast favorable. Also notes advertisements for new pianos priced from 166 dollars, coal at 1 dollar per ton, and various farm supplies.
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Pair Banks Park
Marone
Wurschner
New
Alain
Steam Heating Estimates Guide Your City Heating Needs
Steady call requested for Kruse and Dawendr. The ad hints at low estimates for steam heating setup or repair, promising top quality service and perfection. Likely a classified or business notice from a local hardware or heating contractor.
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Kruse & Dawendr
Ford sets fire to family killing wife and three children
Madison Indiana September 21 Georer Ford a farmer set fire to his hose near Vevay early Thursday morning burning his wife and three children to death Ford is under arrest and is apparently insane He was arrested by Sheriff Pickett of Bwiteerland county Ford confessed after neighbors found him at the burned ruins He had been insanely jealous and threatened to murder the whole family A constable was threatened when two men attempted to serve a writ of replevin on a horse and wagon by a negro named Bailey who attacked with an ax before being disarmed
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Madison
Ind
Georer Ford
Vevay
Ford
Sherif Pickett
Bwiteerland County
Joe
Guld
Ant
Has
McDonald
Juniter Noble's
Wiliam Bailey
Howard
Dalley
Suit Against Traction Company Over Injuries
William Sharp of city sues the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company claiming a defective camp car caused gravel to strike him, crushing his foot and causing permanent damage. Damages asked exceed two thousand dollars.
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Wiliam Sharp
Cigity
Smock
Indianapoli ‘Traction and Terminal Company
Possible Bigamy Case Involving Dr Soshtf In Atlanta
New York Sept 6 A telegram from Atlanta police chief says Benjamin Franklin a lawyer with cases of a woman accusing Dr Soshtf of bigamy may be able to arrest him there. The description matches a suspect believed connected to the case.
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Ecripps-M’ Rae Press Association
New York
Benjamin Franklin
SS Ishoft
Atlanta
Gawating
Withott
Train cook badly scalded in dining car wreck
A dining car cook suffered severe scalding injuries after a wreck near Walton Nebraska. No one else was killed. Reports from Scripps-McRae Press Association note a railroad employee named Joseph Gienson is linked to the incident in Emporia Kansas.
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Scripps-M'Rag Press Association
Empora
Kas
Josph Gienson
Weather Outlook For Furr Thursday And Friday
Forecast indicates Thursday orientation and warmer temperatures. Friday expected to be pleasant with mild conditions. Local timing notes mention 7 am readings and a slight warming trend into the day.
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Mt. Ny
Couple Engaged Amid Turbulent Marital Dispute
Mrs. Grice Bradford disputes the claim of a patrol wagon proposal and asserts engagement occurred before the trouble. The couple now lives together, refuting sensational accounts while receivers note the ongoing dispute. Local merchants advertise watches, diamonds, and first class steaks at Steremelr Bros and Harm on and Hall.
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Grice Bradford Slehes
Bradford
New York Life Witness Details Syndicate Loans and Bonds
George W. Perkins of New York Life testified in the legislative insurance inquiry about the firm’s participation in international bond syndicates. He described loans on bonds and joint accounts with Morgan & Co and Goldman Sachs, noting profits and by-law rights to lend, with several bond transactions dating back to 1897.
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Ecripps-Aurar Press Associatiow
York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
J. PB. Morgan & Co
Legislative
Austoey Hughes
New York Life
B Morena & Co
Srm
International Mercantile Marine Company
Morgan Arm
Sim. Im
Newark Life
New York Jif
Sioen
Hughes
New York Ite
Morgan @ Uo
Witnens
New York Lifes
International Maritime Syndicate
Morgan Perkins
Morgan & Co
Savannah, Florida & Western Railroad
New York Security and Trust Company
Cos
Derking
Milton Mannor Madison
Savannah, Florida & Western
Bach
IBM
New York Lite
Gollman, Sachs & Co
New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Vo
Perkins
Central Pacific
Kutn, Legh & Co
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