Appeal Sounded at Prison Gate Appeals at Marion Jail Conditions
Judge Alford pressed commissioners to examine Marion County Jail conditions after days of confinement on bread and water. John Hardin a 31 year old burglar claimed the vermin and filth were real and alleged a jail delivery plot, while McDermott and Attord were sentenced for theft and sent to the penitentiary.
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Alford
Marion County
John Hardin
Fremont Alford
Sherif Edward Bourhler
Hardin
Thomas
McDermott
Ourbler
Lsoner
County Towers
Nce
John F
McGregor
Local Incorporations And Notices In State Ledger
Several firms file capital stock changes and notices with the secretary of state including New Castle Casket company planning a $40,000 capital check and Greensburg Commercial Club with $16,000 capital stock. Directors listed for each. Crothersville State Bank increases capital from $25,000 to $30,000. Terre Haute Brasen Manufacturing increases to $60,000. South Bend Supply dissolves. Denis Barber Shur and Amalth n Imported Wines advertised. laundry and employment ads noted.
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New Castle Casket Company
Pital
Wmiam L. Willliams
Harry Barns
Ihur Kennedy
Gaston Athletic
Jroetation
Frank Rathel
Benjamin Bartlett
Carl Johnson
James Dye
John Harrington
Commercial Club
Greensburg
Walter F. Gonner
Will G. Woodful
Oscar G. Mier
Dan 8. Perry
Crothersville State Bank
Brasen Manufacturing Company
Terre Haute
South Bend Supply Company
Governor Hanly to keynote Tipton Republican gathering
The Tipton meeting marks a statewide campaign opening with Gov. I Frank Hanly as principal speaker. He will present a carefully prepared address on state issues and administration records, including law enforcement and housecleaning, while Democrats prepare counterarguments and recall past scandals surrounding Auditor Sherrick.
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Tipton
Indiana
Tinton
I. Frank Hanly
Tuak the Rovernor
Gov. Imanly
Gov
Hanly
Leqdera
Nomeime
Hamy
Sherrick
Hanty
Congress
Statehouse
Mr.Sherrick
Ninth
Indianapolis
Indianapols
Making Citizens By New Law
Gotlieb Knittell of 1053 Union St was granted full citizenship after filing final naturalization papers in the U S court. The article notes the Sept 2 start of a stricter naturalization law requiring English, a detailed appearance record, and a certificate to accompany applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotlieb Knittell
United States
Wurtemburg
Germany
A _purster
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Missouri river steamboat traffic resumes with Lora Alden
Kansas City dispatch reports renewal of Missouri river commerce after over ten years as the steamer Lora Alden arrives with freight from St. Louis docking at the city wharf. The item mentions firearms and football goods at a Kansas address as part of the era’s trade notes.
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Sertoprener
Kansas City
Trafic
Missouri River
Lora Alden
St. Loula
Thin City
Teachers Remain On Maximum Salaries In City Schools
The city schools say some new teachers have been kept at the maximum salary but there is no misconduct or unfairness in the practice. Superintendent Kendall explains that after a set number of years a teacher earns the maximum, and those with sufficient service in other districts are entitled to it. no direct objections were raised with him.
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Bupt
C. N. Kendall
Kendall
United States Weather Forecast Miscellany
A fragmented weather brief notes fair tonight and partly warmer Tuesday with hourly temperatures. The text also advertises Little Minister Cigar and promotes the best on earth tobacco sold everywhere with references to new planes and a seller named Willschaer's.
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Little Minister
Boosted the Cost on 2aTh Street Work
Large advance over similar bids on work for other streets nearby prompts the Board of Public Works to rereadvertise after protests by about two thirds of 2aTh Street property owners. Bids showed Barber Asphalt at 2.56 per real foot and Marion County 20 per lineal foot. Union Asphalt did not bid amid rival claims of friendliness with bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canteal
Collegeaves
Board of Public Works
Union Asphalt Construction Company
Tephatt
Apoarsman
Barber Asphalt Company
Marion County Construction Company
Union Asphalt Company
Blaiie Miller
Sutherland-ave
Pratt-st
Tenth-st
Six Men Crushed In Northfield Rail Collision Disaster
In New Prague Minnesota on September date a southbound Great Lakes passenger train collided with a freight train near the Miniapolis and St. Louis railroad. Six enginemen aboard the trains were killed and the crash left six others injured.
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Rheipps-MéRae Peeav Association
New Prague
Minn
Sept. MA
Mini Meapolis
St. Louis
Colo
Traction men to bowl in Fort Wayne gathering
The Centrallectric Railway procia tion will meet in Fort Wayne Indiana Thursday November 7 at the Avgeling hotel. A brief business session and home festivities are planned at Robinsons park with a baseball game between Ohio and Indiana traction officers and an 18 bowing match of teams from the two states.
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Centrallectric Railway
Fort Wayne
Ind
Avgeling
Ithn
Llttle
Robinson's Park
Itama
Ohio
Indiana Traction
Robbery on North Side Strikes Middleton Home
A bold burglary at 106 North Meridian Street during Sunday evening thefts. While the Williams family sang in the parlor, an open front door allowed a thief to enter and raid upper rooms, escaping with valuables including rings, a gold watch, a diamond ring, and a silver timepiece. The loss is estimated near 151,000. Police probe ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Willams
Meridian
J Sue Willams
Br. Willams
Evacuation of Jiangariuna Laborers Moves Northward
The Jiangariuna evacuation departs Indianapolis via the Monon railway toward Chicago and the Humber of 16a. The move is driven by reported ample work and good pay from Northern Pacific. "Shassy Mike" arranged ticket negotiations and will lead the band on the journey, shrinking the local market for Hunyak labor in Indianapolis.
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BMS
Cty
Humber
Chicago
Indianapolis
Monon
Northern Pacific
Shassy Mike
Two Weeks Wedded Man Commits Suicide in Maryland Street Home
Mike Martin and Mandy Morning wed two weeks earlier and faced a troubled marriage. He shot himself in the abdomen with a .38 revolver in the rear outbuilding of 927 W Maryland Ave, found by boarder Mrs Theresa Schlou. Dr. Rissler concluded a stomach wound near the heart caused instantaneous death. coroner H D Tutewiler notified.
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Mike Martin
Slav
Mandy
Martin
Maryland
Theresas Sehtlou
Kingan'’s
Ife
Alskhirf
Bleydlemen
Amsden
Burris
Rissler
Ritg Dimpensary
Aken
H. D. Tutewiler
Hearst at the Field in Buffalo Convention Fight
Hearst again at the field today as Democratic state convention tensions rise in Buffalo. The New York editor is said to command at least 120 instructed delegates, with factions backing Gaynor, Jerome, Norman E. Mackie, Adams, Sulzer, and several lesser candidates. The Sun offers a ten word classified note for sale.
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Buffalo
Hearst
New York
McCayren
Gaynor
Brooklyn
McClellan
Jerome
Norman E. Mackie
Adam
Sullivans
Sulzer
Daily News In Brief Roundup From Major Cities
The report covers political moves and transport rumors in New York and Madison, a typhoon death recovered in Hong Kong, Cuba peace efforts noted by Taft, and a bank asset find in Milwaukee. A sighting near Wire Island and arrival plans for Adalibert are also mentioned.
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New York
Murphy
Sheridan
Hong Kong
Hoare
Madison, Wie
Mavana
Taft
Cuba
Chicago
Milwaukee-ave. State Bank
Fetzer
Steanger Pring Adalibert
Paul
Stensland Shoard
Wire Island
Higgins spouse winner as governor renomination declines
Saratoga New York September reports Higgins declined renomination for governor after pressure from friends and the kitchen cabinet. He told supporters by telephone that he could not run, leaving Lt. Gov. Bruce and candidate Hughes as the next contest. Mrs. Higgins, concerned with his health, is described as the real winner in the political fight.
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Scrippe-MeRar
Fnally
Bruce
Higgins
Mra. Higgins
Roosevelt
Hughes
Mftin Bruce
Charles E. Hughes
Bruce Shoul
Wiliam Tulley
Elmira
Govenor
Bruce Ja
New York County
Parsons
Buffalo
Roosevelt Tan
Syracuse
Nicher Vamlifares
Labor in Politics at Twenty-Second Annus Convention
State Federation of Labor prepares for a political convention in Columbia Hall Delaware and McCarty. About 0 delegates from unions across the state will attend as labor movements align with the AFL. Key issue: endorsing a bill to curb barbering on Sundays with penalties and possible jail terms. Festooned with social events, delegates’ wives to attend a Grand Opera House gathering and a Gayety banquet in Columbia.
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Festoration of Labor
Columbia Hall
Delaware and
McCarty
American Federation of Labor
Adar A. Perkins
State Federation
Tabor
Indiapapalis
Guy D. Laporte
Barbers’ Union
Laporte
Theodore Perry
Aenta
Grand Opera House
Gayety
Columbia Hell
Tragedy at St James Hotel Ends Illicit Love
A 31 year old married woman and her 18 year old lover died in a gas attack at the St James Hotel in Virginsteave. Police say jealousy over a Brooklyn engagement led to a planned suicide pact. a letter from the young lover intensified the doomed affair. The mother of six was found with the lover in the room as gas seeped from appliances. The coroner cites a self inflicted death by the woman and a failed attempt by the youth to escape. The proprietor reported the door broken open by the hotel owner as the bodies were found around 10 am Sunday. The husband stated he knew nothing of the affair. The woman’s funeral was held Monday. the man’s body was to be sent for burial in Trafalgar.
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Mra
Mary ‘Williams
Samuel Jones
St. James Hotel
Virginsteave
Teid
Jones
Brooklyn
Tryline
Charles Shepp
the St. James
Patr
Gman
Themas
Innes
Trooklyn
Goroner
Stes. Williams
Willams
Trafalgar
Roosevelt Praises American Soldier In Navy and Army
President Roosevelt declares no finer body of men than the enlisted personnel of the United States army and navy. He expresses contempt for anyone who disrespects the uniform and notes a legal case in Newport about exclusion from public venues for wearing military dress. The message, sent from Oyster Bay, reinforces support for service members amid ongoing legal actions.
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Ecrisoe-McRae
Oyster Bay
Prost
Roosevelt
Thomas
Newport
L. Lta
United States Army
Navy
Tol‘owe
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Governor Hanly
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Wp. Willschaer
F. W. Higgins
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Vermont-st
Meridian-at
Senate-ave
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Fall Creek
Thirty-fourth-st
Centrat Ave
T. B. & W. Taureau
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Young Shaw Ig
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