Indianapolis Board of Trade names committees for year
Brodenhurst Elsey, new president, appoints chairmen for finance, arrangements, membership and more. The list includes J Martin Antrim, L L Fellows, Otto P Deluse, W Hathaway Simmons, Aquilla O Jones, Edgar H Evans and many others. Tom Oddy elected treasurer for twenty first year and William H Howard begins seventeenth year as secretary.
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Brodenhurst Elsey
Indianapolis Board of Trade
J. Martin Antrim
L. L. Fellows
Otto P. Deluse
W. Hathaway Simmons
House
Aquilla O. Jones
Edgar H. Evans
Mark H. Miller
Linton A. Cox
William J. Mooney
H. M. Glossbrenner
George H. Evans
Richard Lieber
John J. Appel
B. F. Sedwick
Samuel A. Holder
L. KE. Banta
Tom Oddy
William H. Howard
Poison Widow Anna Cunningham Placed on Death Penalty Call
Crown Point Indiana July 10 A jury heard the prosecution demand the death penalty for Mrs Anna Cunningham known as the poison widow of Gary She confessed to giving arsenic to three of her children though she later repudiated the confession in court Assistant prosecuting attorney James McNeff urged the jury to impose the extreme penalty in the poisoning case The jury was sworn in late Thursday
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United Press
Crown Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Gary
James McNeff
Pay Conference Deadlock Between Miners and Operators
Atlantic City July 10 The anthracite wage conference moves to sub committee after miners demand higher wages and operator spokesman Warriner rejects it. A six by six sub committee weighs the proposal with adjournment possible by July 18 for miners to attend a district Scranton conference before resuming talks.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel D. Warriner
Scranton
First arrival at Dayton Scopes trial Hearings
W Tuttle of Osceola Missouri arrived at the Dayton courthouse at 6 45 a m to hear the Scopes trial after hoofing it from home and catching rides that kept him a half day behind the train.
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United Press
Dayton
Tenn
W. Tuttle
Osceola
Scopes
Tuttle
Death Takes Man Age 103 Local Man Peter Maloof
Peter Maloof died Wednesday at age 103 after a life of clean habits and regular exercise. Born in Zahle Syria he came to America in 1893 and lived with his son Abraham Maloof in Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at Holy Cross Church followed by burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Peter Maloof
Maloof
Abraham Maloof
Georgia St
Zahle
Syria
America
Milwaukee
Wis
Indianapolis
Holy Cross Cemetery
Holy Cross Church
Belgrade Killer Grains Weight in Prison Before Hanging
Simon Naglic was sentenced to hang for his wife’s murder in Belgrade on July 10. He reportedly gained thirty two pounds during six months in prison.
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Lic
Speedometer safety urged for safer driving
An Illinois dispatch argues speedometers are essential for safe travel. It cites a taxicab incident where a driver overestimated speed, proving meters prevent misjudgment and accidents. Officials warn many crashes result from excessive speed and urge vigilance around intersections.
Indictment Event in Scopes Trial Draws Wide Attention
The Scopes trial opens with both sides advancing strategy as crowds gather under guard at the Appalachian town courthouse. Bryan argues for fundamentalism while Darrow and Neal defend scientific education against religious supremacy.
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Appalachians
Ryan
Darrow
Scopes
Dayton Scopes trial defense council reports unity
In Dayton Tennessee on July 10 the defense counsel say they are in full harmony with all difficulties resolved as they begin the Scopes trial. They anticipate national figures in science and education will testify and note the stakes for liberty under the Constitution. Dudley Field Malone and Arthur Garfield Hays arrived bringing cheer.
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Clarence Darrow
Bryan
Dayton
Board of Education
Tennessee
N. D. Cochran
Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hays
Furniture makers fined for Sherman antitrust law violation
Chicago July 10 Eighty two furniture manufacturers pleaded guilty to Sherman antitrust violations and were fined a total of 186000 dollars. The fines bring total penalties since the probe began to 420000 dollars. Fined 1000 dollars each were Cabinet Makers Union Emrich Furniture Company Furnas Furniture Company Udell Works and Western Furniture Company all of Indianapolis.
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United Press
Chicago
Cabinet Makers Union
Emrich Furniture Company
Furnas Furniture Company
Udell Works
Western Furniture Company
Indianapolis
Doctor Aids Accuser in Witness Trial
Paris July 10 The case of Dr Alphonse Mago at Brivo la Gail lardo concerns fraudulent manipulation of government orders for free veteran treatment. A veteran witness suffered a stroke during testimony and the doctor, forgetting his own position, focused on the ailing accuser until a hospital physician arrived.
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Ing
Timea Special
Paris
Alphonse Mago
Brivo-la-Gaillardo
Mayo
Liquor seizure to be poured out after Supreme Court move
Herbert R. Duckwall of Indianapolis seeks to overturn a 1923 liquor seizure order. Sheriff Omer Hawkins will pour the $17,000 worth of liquor into the gutter as Duckwall’s attorney Floyd J. Mattice appeals to the Supreme Court. The case stems from an invalid search warrant and stalled proceedings.
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Herbert R. Duckwall
Delaware
Indianapolis
Omer Hawkins
Duckwall
Floyd J. Mattice
Supreme Court
James A. Collins
Ducknall
Mattice
Hawkins
Collins
Stolen Automobiles Reported From Local Addresses
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Paul Ingram at 2010 N Talbott Ave Dodge, James M Mann at 1811 Ashland Ave Oakland, and Victor Frost at 1401 N Warman Ave Overland. The items were taken from garages or streets near the listed intersections.
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Paul Ingram
N. Talbott Ave
Dodge
James M. Mann
Ashland Ave
Oakland
Ohio
Illinois
Victor Frost
N. Warman Ave
Overland
Twenty-First St
Northwestern Ave
Automobiles Reported Found by Nash Resident
Automobiles found at multiple city intersections listed by M. O Connor of 2930 Park Ave. An Overland touring car lacking license battery and front tires was found at White River and Fall Creek Blvd. Lawrence Hill at 510 Buchanan St. reported a Ford at St. Clair St. and Broadway. A Cadillac touring car without license was found at Turner Ave. and N Pershing Ave.
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M. O'Connor
Park Ave
Nash
Pennsylvania
Vermont Sts
Overland
White River
Fall Creek
Lawrence Hill
Buchanan St
Ford
St. Clair St
Broadway
Cadillac
Turner Ave
N. Pershing Ave
South Side Grills Shank on Track Elevation Plans
South side citizens accuse Mayor Shank and the board of works of secret track elevation plans closing many streets from English Ave to W Washington St. Otto Ray leads a civic probe while eleven streets would open if Belt Railroad work costs 14 million dollars. Public hearing set for July 24 as council rebellers press for south side improvements amid ongoing street repairs and park projects.
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South Side
Shank
Board of Works
Otto Ray
Councilmaniec
English Ave
W. Washington St
Bethel Ave
Ray
Beech Grove
Shelby St
State Ave
Betty and
Railroad Company
Pleasant
Iowa
Draper
Linden
New
Delaware
Union
Illinois
Henry
Nordyke
Bethel Aves
Golay
Grace
Camby
St. Paul
Dawson
Qui
H. G. Wray
Wray
Washington St
Prospect St
Park Board
Sarah Shank
Finch Aid Merkel
Wyoming St
Pleasant Run Blvd
North Drive
Theodore J. Bernd
Union &I
Pogue
McCarty St
Martin J. Myland
Herman G. Morgan
Berndt
Seegar
Rhodius Park
Randolph St
Lexington Ave
John E. King
Shelby
Morris
King
John L. Elliott
Bean Creek
Southside
Heydon W. Buchanan
Morris St
Harris Ave
Emasley W. Johnson
Brightwood
Gertrude St
Fernway
Roosevelt Aves
Motorman Injured In Street Car Collision
Two street cars collided at Maryland and Illinois Streets. Garfield car struck Columbia car broadside. Motorman Robert Hunter of 1122 W McCarty was treated and released. search to charge assault and battery. Motorman Frank Nicely escaped injury. bystander injuries to Mrs Agnes Strong and Mrs Esther Parker.
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Maryland and
Illinois Sts
Robert Hunter
W. McCarty
D. Thomas
Frank Nicely
Jefferson Ave
Columbia
Agnes Strong
Martindale Ave
Esther Parker
Cornell Ave
Garfeld
Electric chair death of mountaineer for murder in Virginia
Rodney Hoke a mountaineer described as primitive was executed in the Virginia penitentiary for murder. He killed an unidentified old man found near his moonshine still. Governor Trinkle refused to commute the sentence to life imprisonment.
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United Press
Richmond
Rodney Hoke
Virginia
Trinkle
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Charles A. Shotwell
E. BE. Allison
George F. Futturff
John A. Ries
Frank D. Stalnaker
Glossbrenner Named
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B. G. McKenzie
E. T. Stewart
Eighteenth Tennesee Circuit
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Carbondale
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Indianapolis Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
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College of Law of
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