New Mexico Editor Arrested in Fatal Fighting After Feud
Carl C. Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune is arrested on murder charges after a fight with former district judge J. D. Leahy. Lassiter was killed by a stray bullet as Leahy attacked Magee. Magee and Leahy suffer injuries. Leahy is jailed. Gertrude Magee witnessed the fracas.
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Pers Revegas
New Mexico
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
John B. Lassiter
Lassiter
Magee
J. D. Leahy
Leahy
Gertrude
State Tribune
Scripps-Howard
Mother Faces Murder Charge in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on August 22 a first degree murder charge was filed against Mrs Ruby McIntosh after the death of 16 year old Deven Taylor one day after she shot him in a fit of anger over a slap to her gun. She claimed she mistook the target and said her 12 year old son Donald had been tormented by older men. She is mother to a three weeks old baby.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Ruby McIntosh
Deven
Taylor
MccIntosh
McIntosh
Donald
Police and Firemen Band to Perform Sunday at Jamison Park
Park superintendent R Walter Jarvis announced a special concert by the Police and Firemen's band at Jamison Park Sunday at 2 30 p m. The event aims to entertain residents and showcase local civic groups.
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Jamison Park
R. Walter Jarvis
Thirteen Hurt In Train Wreck Near Urbana
Thirteen persons were injured when a day coach and four Pullmans of Pennsylvania train No 109 jumped the track at St Paris near Urbana Ohio. A broken rail caused the wreck and high embankments prevented a worse disaster. Injured included Harry Hank Gowdy New York Giants catcher who was en route to the Pacific coast on a scouting trip.
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United Freas
Editor Magee seriously wounded after shooting Lassiter
Carl C. Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune was reported to be more seriously injured than initially believed after a night incident in which he shot and killed John B. Lassiter and wounded former Judge D. J. Leahy.
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Carl C. Magee
The
New Mexico State Tribune
John B. Lassiter
D. J. Leahy
Greater Indianapolis Week Ends With Monument Circle Festivities
Indianapolis wrapped up Greater Indianapolis Week with a large-Parade style celebration at Monument Circle. Mayor Shank and Ames Olden spoke at Brookside Park as dozens of groups organized a permanent community celebration.
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Indianapolis
Monument Circle
William T. Bailey
Shank
Ames M. Olden
Brookside Park
Brookside Civity Leaue
Spades Park Protective Association
Brightwod Improvement League
H. Tenth St. Improvement Club
M. L. Burgess
Forty-Second St
College Ave
Greater Indianapolis
State Fair Entries Reach New High This Year
Completion of the 1925 State fair entry tabulation shows 263 more exhibitors than 1924. A total of 1016 exhibitors registered as rain insurance of 50000 dollars per day was filed for the fair.
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E. J. Barker
State Board of Ariculture
Fate of Dorothy Ellingson Goes to Jury
In San Prangisco on August 22 the case of Dorothy Ellingson accused of matricide faced a jury. Seven women and five men deliberated at 10:10 a.m. as the trial concluded.
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Dorothy Ellingson
Pisan Prangisco
Early morning raid arrests nine in Indianapolis liquor sweep
Indiana Federal Prohibition Director Bert C. Morgan led eight federal agents and six Indianapolis police to raid western Indianapolis businesses at 6 30 a m arresting nine proprietors and staff on liquor charges. Additional arrests anticipated.
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Bert C. Morgan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Magile
Morgan
Henry Campbell
Pearl St
William Campbell
Philip Kelas
Washington St
Pete Parvy
California St
John Scheau
West St
Joe Gieuffre
W. Washington Sc
John Jarmin
George Durlea
Maryland St
John Serban
William Stowers
Martindale Ave
Sam Davis
Fulton St
Otto Richardson
Northwestern Ave
Gas Price War Spreads Across Midwest and South
Gasoline prices fell as dealers sparred in a bidding war. In Decatur Illinois motorists paid 15 to 17 cents per gallon. In Wichita Kansas prices dropped to 13.8 cents plus tax and Kansas City dealers quoted under 20 cents. Weonsoket South Carolina saw most stations suspend operations due to competition.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
Decatur
Ill
Weonsoket
S. C
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Cantwell Faces Reckless Driving and Fleeing Charges
PF Cantwell, 26, of 1611 N Illinois Street, was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Police say on August 19 he struck vehicles driven by Merrill Bennett of 1728 Broadway and Rose OConnor of 2126 Station Street at Eleventh and Illinois Streets.
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Cantwell
Illinois,St
Merrill Bennett
Broadway
Rose O’connor
Station St
Eleventh
Illinois Sts
Special rate agreed for exhibits at Indiana State fair
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Transportation Department and the American Railway Express Company reach an agreement on deliveries at the exposition buildings. Express will deliver shipments at ten scale numbers above the Indianapolis rate. Previously exhibitors had to arrange private transfer companies during the fair week.
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Convention Bureau
Transportation Department
Indianapolis
Baseball dispute before judge in Indianapolis shootout
Superior Judge Leathers held a 1:16 pm hearing over which team should be the Fraternal League champion of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association. Polk Milk Company and the Druids both claim the city title and a spot in the National amateur tourney at Detroit after a doubleheader result contested due to an unregistered player.
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Indianapolis
Leathers
Polk Milk Company
Druids
Two Bus Lines Extended by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission approved extensions for two People's Motor Coach lines. The Brightwood route expands from Thirtieth Street and Sherman Drive to Thirty-Fourth Street then east to School Street and south to Thirtieth Street back to Sherman Drive. Riverside buses run west on Thirtieth Street to the Boys' Preparatory School.
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People’s Motor Coach Company
Public Service Commission
People’s Company
Brightwood
Thirtieth St
Sherman Dr
Thirty-Fourth St
School St
Riverside
Boys’ Preparatory
Courtesy group named for 1925 Indianapolis chamber week
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce announced the 1925 courtesy week committee led by Blaine McGrath with John B. Reynolds as secretary. Members include Frank S. Chance F. O. Belzer A Smith Bowman John B. Drubc Frank B. Manner Jesse E. Hanft Ed W. Hunter Wallace Lee O T Roberts James P. Tretton Horace B. Ryan Lieut Louis Johnson and Sergt Eugene Shine. The committee will operate during the Indiana State fair week September 7-12 to urge courtesy to visitors.
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Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
John B. Reynolds
Chamber
Blaine McGrath
The
Indianapolis Advertising (Hib
Frank S. Chance
F. O. Belzer
A. Smith Bowman
John B. Drbuc
Frank B. Manner
Jesse E. Hanft
Ed W. Hunter
Wallace 0. Lee
O. T. Roberts
James P. Tretton
Horace B. Ryan
Louis Johnson
Eugene Shine
Indianapolis
Attorney Silent on Allegations Based on Rumors
In Superior Court Four Friday Ewbank attorney for Eugene St property owners argued that graft and corruption claims against William H. Armitage City Engineer Frank G. Lingenfelter and the board of works were only rumors. He refused to reveal sources or future steps and said the matter would be investigated.
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City Hall
Ewbank
Eugene St
Superior Court
William H. Armitage
Shank
Frank G. Lingenfelter
Board of Works
Northwestern Ave
Roscoe Butner Company
Auto Expenses to be Changed in State Reimbursements
Lawrence F. Orr of the State board of accounts announced an immediate revision of the automobile expense reimbursement schedule. The old rate of 10 to 15 cents per mile would be replaced by a limit to regular railroad fare where rail travel is possible, with four cents per mile deemed enough to cover operating costs and depreciation. The change aims to curb overcharges by state employees using private cars.
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Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Orr
Bodies Sent Home From State Farm Executions
Greencastle Indiana August 22 Bodies of Earl Eisler of Hendricks County and G P Parken of Delaware were sent to their homes after being electrocuted Friday when a cable they were holding touched a high tension wire. Eisler was serving six months for petty larceny and Parken thirty days for driving an auto while drunk.
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Greencastle
Ind
Earl Eisler
Hendricks County
Parken
Delaware
Indiana State Farm
Here
Eisler
Pettit
Fragmentary OCR Notes From A Public Schedule Page
Fragmentary text shows time stamps and numbers with unclear context. Elements include 58 10 a.m. 72 and noon 78 6612 with 74 and 2.5 and other digits. No clear event or named entities emerge from the legible lines.
Trial date set for Stephenson murder case in Hamilton
D C Stephenson and his two henchmen Harl Klinck and Earl Gentry face a tentative October 12 trial in Hamilton Circuit Court for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. Special Judge W M Sparks set the date after defense consent. Separate trials possible. Prather's prior case could delay proceedings.
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Oberholtzer
W. M. Sparks
Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Harl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Hamilton Circuit Court
Madge Oberholtzer
Trial date set for Stephenson trio in murder case
Eph Inman announced Oct 12 as tentative trial date for D C Stephenson Earl Country and Earl Klinck with prosecutors ready to marshal witnesses. Separate or joint trials undecided while Shaw murder case in Martinsville on Oct 14 may not affect Stephenson proceedings.
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Eph Inman
D. C
Helen Hager Whelchel
Martinsville
Stephenson
Remy
Shaw
Judson Stark
Miss Oberholtzer
Hammond
Missing Girl Found Safe After Nervous Breakdown
Theo Ranney, 30, who disappeared Friday sparking a countywide search in Greencastle Indiana, was located at her home and diagnosed with a nervous breakdown. She had been wandering a road west of Greencastle and could not explain her actions.
Louisa Fletcher Betrothal Tale To Count Von Schmettow
Miss Louisa Fletcher, Indianapolis socialite and artist, says she will marry Count Von Schmettow of Pommerzig in October. She presents radiograms as proof of love, notes her birth record delays, and mentions a California wedding and a world honeymoon after the ceremony.
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York
Louisa Fletcher
Indianapolis
Europe
Berengaria
Count von Schmettow
Pommerzig
Prussia
Morner
Wes Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Marquise de Lafalaise la Coudray
Gloria Swanson
Haute -Monde
Trousseau
Noblg
Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Papa von Sehmettow
Berlin
America
Northesk
Germany
Papa
Louisa
First Regiment
First Corps of New
Giants Pirates draw 60 000 for series opener at Polo Grounds
At Polo Grounds the Giants and Pirates opened a five game series for pennant momentum in front of about 60 000 fans. Lee Meadows started for the Pirates with Zek Barnes for the Giants as Frisch and Cuyler homered for New York and Pittsburgh, led by Earnhart and Traynor, staged a late rally but fell 6 to 1.
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Henry Farrell
United Press
Polo Grounds
York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lee Meadows
Pirates
Zek Barnes
Giants
Pittsburgh
NEW York
Ee Southworth
Whings
Frisch
Guyler
Zoung
Rt Hart
Eusel
Waele
Lindstro
Meadows
P Barnes
Sahai Kon Moran
Cuyler
Frisch Aleg
Earnhardt
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Gooch
Spo
Inquiry Into Death Begun
Investigation into the death of John Wallace a 15 year old from 1331 8 Pershing Ave began by Coroner Paul F. Robinson. Dr Walter StoeMer said no bones were broken and no blood near the head. The driver George Brandt of Danville is charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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John Wallace
Pershing Ave
Paul F. Robinson
Walter StoeMer
City
Morris St
Stoeffler
George Brandt
Danville
Indiana retailers plan Buyers' Week entertainment lineup
Complete arrangements for the entertainment of the twelve or fifteen hundred Indiana retailers attending Buyers' Week, August 31 to September 3, have been announced by Ferd Iy Holiweg, chairman of the Buyers Week committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The program opens with a smoker at Rainbow Casing Gardens on August 31.
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Indiana
Ferd Iy Holiweg
Chamber of Commerce
Rainbow Casing Gardens
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Albuquerque
Judge Leahy
Edigy
Bey
Hank’ Gowdy
Gornoun
Iine
Stir City Hall
Clifton St
Donald Miller
Rader St
Richard L. Ewbank
Defense
Apolis
Rushville
Fred E. Hines
Hines
Edward Prather
Prather
Inman
Frank P. Baker
By Westbrook Pegler
Castle von Schmettow
R. I. Pirates
Boy
Robinson
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