Amended Complaint Aims to Clarify Market Site Ownership
The action centers on the market site housing Tomlinson Hall and the East Market in Indianapolis. An amended complaint to be filed in circuit court argues the state never deeded the ground to the city and that blocks were set aside for market use before Indianapolis existed, complicating city control and possible injunction relief.
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Tomlinson Hall
den Rot
Indianaplis
Andr-anapolis
City Hall
Coliseum
M. M. Bachelder
Fredrick E. Matson
Tennison
Bachelder
Ming
Indianapolia
Corydon
Indianapolis
John Ketcham
Lly
Supreme Court
Machelder
Tamed the Terrors: Negro police break up West Street craps
A group of young white craps players on South West Street drew sharp action from black officers Patrolmen Admire and Mosby. Charles Suder, Mike Corrigan and Ed Jonoxen were arrested for obstructing the sidewalk, while Suder and Corrigan paid fines on gain charges. Some youths were sent to juvenile court as charges were dismissed for others. Capt. Hyland ordered plain clothes patrols to curb the Sunday craps ring, long a feared terror in the neighborhood, drawing about 1,000 onlookers as officers moved in and led away the ring.
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Charles Suder
Mike Corrigan
Ed Jonoxen
Mteet
Suder
Corrigan
Jidga Wharton
Johnson
S. West-st
McCarty-at
Hyland
Admire
Mosby
Westest
Sorgi Seheigert
Rhine and Schlangen
Frosty Iowa morning reported widespread frost across region
Local frost conditions spread across Iowa noted this morning with reports of cold weather affecting farming and daily life. The item mentions a New York firm and a Delaware address in a fragmented ad like clipping.
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Betipoe teHee Prete Ameecinion
Dea Moines
Gmawt Clay
New York
Campaign materials loom over Indiana race as Bryan tour mapped
Indiana Republicans tout Gov Hanly speech as a pivotal campaign text and plan a heavy statewide effort. Willam Jennings Bryan leads Democratic efforts with a multi-day tour across districts including Terre Haute New Albany and Fort Wayne.
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Balem
Bedford
Bloomington
New Albany
Orleans
Terre Haute
Bryan
Claude Rovers
Congress
Bing
Brazil
Holliday
Hartford City
Anderson
Crawfordewilly
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Lafayette
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Mr. Adair
J. OM. Adair
Conareseman Cromer
Canndate
Ncles
Hexenretl
Mr. Agate
Marion Enanty Roma
Mante Manifert
Indiana Democratic Club
Neretae
Maerian
New York Nominees Hearst and Hughes Named for Mayor and Governor
The draft shows William Randolph Hearst a Democrat longtime newspaper publisher and former congressman seeking New York mayor and governor. Charles Evans Hughes, Republican, gains notice for his role in gas and electric investigations and his long legal career, shaping New York politics.
Hughes Favorite In The Betting On Gubernatorial Race
Thousands wagered on the New York gubernatorial contest with Charles E Hughes 2 to 1 favorite in Wall Street betting. Republican backers awaited better odds as the campaign moved forward.
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Hughes
Scrippa-McRae
Presa
New York
Wallat
Charles E Hughes
Republieum
Henares
Supreme Council Y M I of expands scope with Catholic links
At a late session the Supreme Council Y M I completed a revision of the constitution. Telegrams came from Catholic church leaders and a cable from the pope. Debate covered making the YMHA into a Catholic church allied body and appointing representatives from subordinate councils. C A Singer of Indianapolis announced as supreme secretary candidate. Degrees to be exemplified by Capital and Sherman cogniti from Indianapolis and a San Francisco team. The oration may close Thursday night unless urgent business arises.
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Supreme Council Y. M. 1
M. I
Y. MC. A
Eupreme Council
C. A. Singer
Indianapolis
Capital
Sherman
San Frencinco
Fénslon
Paroled convicts replace striking workers in Indiana
The Indiana State Federation of Labor denounces parolees replacing free workers in cities outside Indiana. The Columbia Hall protest notes convicts from Jeffersonville reformatories filling positions in Laoutaville and elsewhere. Critics recall actions during Gov. Mount and Gov. Durbin administrations and urge the next general assembly to end the molding department at the reformatory.
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Indiana
Reformatory
Milk Bottle Inspection Sparks City Protest Over Wulfson Fees
James T. Polk and Samuel Dungan protested Inspector Isadore Wulfson’s plan to inspect milk bottles at five cans per bottle and stamp fees. Mayors, bottling firms and chain stamping methods were debated amid calls for cheaper inspection and safer bottle reuse practices. The legislature was urged to restrict second hand bottles and improve sanitary conditions. The document also notes support for an AFL tuberculosis plan emphasizing shorter workdays ventilation and public health measures.
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James T. Polk
Samuel DO. Dungan
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Charles A. Hookwalter
Isadore Wulfson
Sr. Polk
Tne
Wulfson
Ian
Indianapolis
T Wulfson
American Federation of Labor
Snrke
United States Weather Forecast Leaders Re-elected Officials
United States Weather Forecast reports officers re elected with Perkins as president Wellington O Connor as vice president and O P Smith as second vice president. Balloting for third fourth and fifth vice presidents produced clear results with Bongway Corey and Snyder elected respectively. Marion H B Johnson was re elected secretary treasurer with little opposition. A note indicates continuation on page 8.
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Er. Porking
Euper A. Perkins
Wellington O'Connor
Arsl
0. P. Smith
Accond
Lvely
Attorney Fined For Being Tardy In Contempt Ruling
Judge Fremont Allard reprimanded attorney Walter L. Carey for tardiness during Albert Duvall's trial. The jury had been told to return at 1 31 p m, and the late appearance prompted a contempt finding and required fee payment.
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Fremont Allard
Walter L. Carey
Carey
Albert Duvall
Alense
We Court
Laplay
Starving in a Cold Storage Box Car
A 19 year old Fort Shenian resident was found unconscious in a sealed ice box car near Chicago after four days with little to breathe and no food. Brakeman heard strange noises, opened the car, and found F L Burres near death. He was taken to City Hospital, where doctors worked to revive him. Police probe into possible fumes and foul play, with suspect Harvey from East Rode.
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Fort Shenian
Chicago
Young Durres
Burres
Warne
Aigna
F. le Burres
Harvey
Pliteburg
Culumbu
Shadowed Romance Unfolds In Huey Divorce Suit
In a superior court case, Mrs. Judia M Huey seeks divorce from hardware merchant David X S Huey. The suit reveals Huey hired shadows to follow him after meetings with a woman from a relief corps. Witness Charles Sheddan, an immigration agent, testified he sometimes shadowed Huey at the instruction of Huey’s attorney Frank Hoy, though payment details were not disclosed.
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David XS. Huey
Sueperior Court
Charles M. Sheddsn
Bellefontaine St
Huey
Washington
Mr Huey
Ho Ashi
Sheddan
Hitnots Central Railroad Company
Mr. Huey
Frank Hoy
Sola Cigars Offer At 20 Percent Off On Cut Glass
An aged advertisement notes La Sola Cigars and a sale offering 20 percent off on cut glass. The snippet mentions J P Mylially, jeweler at 22 Monument, Plate, indicating a local business promoting goods and discounts with era-specific spelling and punctuation.
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J. P. Mylially
Storm rumors swirl as tidal wave feared near Gulf
Telegraph reports from New Orleans say winds and rain broke lines with no confirmed loss of life or property so far. A tidal wave rumor travels the gulf coast while telegraph outages raise fears for Mobile Pensacola and nearby towns as Mississippi River levels reportedly rise.
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Sevrippe-McHae Drees Association
Chicago
Te Milacia Centralpratt Road
New Orleans
Postal Telegraph Company
Nimerone
Gulf
Mobile
Pensacola
Gulf Coast
Trent
Mississippi River
New Orleans Flood Reported By Telegraph Despatch
Dispatch from Louisville Kansas reports New Orleans flooded with up to four feet of water in streets. Tornado winds and heavy rain caused water from the lake and bayous to pour in while telegraph service briefly faltered and barometric pressure fell.
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Rerippa-WeHne Urese Anneriation
Louisville
New Orleans
Mosq Point
Miew
Mobh
Ure
Storm Moving North Threatens Gulf Coast States
The weather bureau reports a tropical disturbance reaching the Mississippi and southeastern Louisiana coasts with high winds and heavy rain. Telecommunication outages slow reports from Mobile and Pensacola as the system likely shifts northward, bringing rain east of the Mississippi and strong winds along the Gulf states and nearby Tennessee.
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Taesat
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Raglan Bound Over on Seduction Charge
Charles Raglan waived examination before the justice of the peace Williams Smock on a seduction charge brought by Michael Burke, father of Mary Burke. Bound over to the grand jury under $1,000 bond, he was brought from Columbus to Columbus police custody and is jailed awaiting indictment. Raglan, a mulatto, is linked to Mary Burke a white girl aged 17 residing at 2208 Woodlawn Ave.
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Raglan
Charles Raglan
Willams
Michael Burke
Mary Burke
Columbus
Alm
Lancaster
Duncan
Grand Jury
Raglan Ia Mulatta
Woodlawn-ave
Fire from Mice Sparks Basement Blaze at Oriental Mats
A basement fire at Oriental Mats on North Oriental Avenue caused alarms before firefighters stopped the flames with a bucket of water. Investigators believe matches in waste paper sparked by mice caused the incident, with no damage reported. Albert DeVall, jailed suspect in a girl’s assault case, requested a venue change but later pressed for a jury trial in criminal court. The Metropolitan School of Music announces three faculty recitals for the season, the first on October 16.
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N. Oriental At
Metropolitan School of Music
Srat
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