Restaurant Owner Richard Stegemeier Found Near Fisher’s Station
Richard W. Stegemeier a 47 year old well known city restaurant owner was reported missing Tuesday afternoon. He was found two miles south of Fisher's Station in a dazed condition and returned home where he was put to bed by his family this morning. He spoke to his son Richard Jr saying take me home. He appeared to recognize him at times.
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Richard W. Stegemeier
Pleasant St
Fisher's Station
Stegemeier
Richard Jr
Stegemeter
Indianapolis
Mary Anderson
Allisonville Road
Carl
Tony Brandt
Brandts
Stegemeiler
Florida
Apollo Theater
Fletcher American Bank
Richard Stegemeier Jr
Father
Mother
Stege
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Editors Meet at Vincennes Democrats Eye Governor Run
State Editorial Association gathering in Vincennes Indiana tracks potential gubernatorial candidates Dr Carleton McCulloch William O Brien John McFadden and others amid a busy program of visits and a Harmony Park dinner The event also features a film showing requested by Will Hays and a Saturday shop talk session with editors from multiple towns.
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Felix F. Bruner
Vincennes
Ind
Democratic State Editorial Association
Ralston
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
William O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
John McFadden
Rockport
Frederick van Nuys
Walter Chambers
W. M. Alsop
Harmony Park
New York
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Clay W. Metsker
Plymouth Democrat
Peter Holzer
Osgood Journal
C. P. Wolf
New Harmony Times
E. Parke Beadle
Rockville Tribunne
Lew "Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Paul Fetus
Bloomington Star
H. B. Wilson
Delphi Citizen-Times
George L. Saunders
Bluffton Banner
Don Mellett
Columbus Ledger
Walter S
Benefit game expected to draw 19000 in Indianapolis
City officials plan to release at least 6000 tickets for an all velvet baseball game at Washington Park to aid Riley Hospitals for Children. Indianapolis and Minneapolis will be the competing teams with proceeds supporting the hospital, and more than 15000 are anticipated to attend as the largest crowd yet for a baseball game in the city.
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Washington Park
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Riley Hospitals
A. E. Baker
Beat Sa‘e Committee
Memers
Claypool Drug
Riley
Board position in doubt as Ward may lose seat
L. C. Ward superintendent of Ft Wayne schools may be replaced on the State board of education by W. W. Borden superintendent of South Bend schools. An investigation into school enumeration in Ft Wayne Evansville and South Bend follows Ward’s charges that figures were padded. Evansville’s figure is secure and South Bend is ahead enough to preclude doubt.
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L. C. Ward
Ft. Wayne
State Board of Education
W. W. Borden
South Bend
Evansville
Ward
Hurley Property Equally Divided Between Couple
Mrs Gertrude Kennedy Hurley won a cross complaint to have the title to their property quieted in both names. Judge Sidney S Miller ordered it divided so half to each and appointed a receiver with bond to collect income. John E Hurley had sought to annul the marriage and recover about 60000 dollars alleging his wife refused to live with him and spent time in Florida and Atlantic City.
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John E. Hurley
Illinois St
Gertrude Kennedy Hurley
Hurley
Florida
Atlantic City
Sidney S. Miller
Superior Court
Hatch Salary Hearing Delayed For Hatch Salary Cut
County commissioners postpone final action on Dr. H. S. Hatch salary cut after leaders of Sunnyside are unavailable. Officials say a joint meeting will be held next week to discuss reducing Hatch's annual pay from 4200 to 2000 amid protests from civic groups and citizens.
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Alfred Henry
Sunnyside
Irvings
Lemaux
H. S. Hatch
Stolen Radio Belonging to Thomas Yott Reported
A radio set owned by Thomas Yott of 1105 Newman Street was reported stolen from a shack at Twelfth and Sterling Streets.
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Thomas Yott
Newman St
Shack
Twelfth and
Sterling Sts
Fire Destroys Greenwood Garage. 24 Autos Burned
A 3 a m blaze at the Greenwood Bus Company garage in Greenwood Indiana destroyed 24 autos including two new cars and three large buses valued about 45000 dollars. The fire spread to the home of Mrs Lizzie Brimmerman causing 500 dollars in damage. Night guard Harold Crafton narrowly escaped as explosions and heat forced him from the building. Greenwood and Indianapolis fire crews fought the flames for about fifteen minutes to prevent further spread.
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Greenwood Bus Company
Lizzie Brimmerman
Greenwood
Ind
Johnson County
Louis Hemphill
J. J. Collins
Main St
Harold Crafton
Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department
Indianapolis
J. J. McClain
Hattie Kelley
John Martin
Clyde de
de Moss
W. C. Springer
Russian Girl Wins Butler University Literary Prize
Jeannette Seletz, born in Russia and a Butler junior, won first prize for her short story Under Russian Skies inspired by her memories of Russia. Second prize went to William G. West for The Dancing Mouse. Judges were Butler English faculty including John Harrison and Katherine Graydon.
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Jeannette Seletz
Russia
Butler University
William G. West
the Dancing Mouse
Butler
John Harrison
Katherine Graydon
Corinne Welling
Evelyn Butler
T. G. Wesenberg
Burke
Million Dollar Curb Firm Fails in Wall Street Shock
L. L. Winkelman & Co. curb brokers, the third largest on the curb market, close their doors after creditors petition. Receiver Charles Livingstone appointed under a $50,000 bond. liabilities cited at $1.75 million, assets at $1.5 million. Bankruptcy followed as police seek books and papers. Winkelman declares solvency and pledges full cooperation to customers.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
L. L. Winkelman & Co
Winkelman Company
Jones & Baker
Judge Bondy
United State District Court
Charles Livingstone
Serge Printing Company, Inc
Charles Brady
Charles Brady and Packard Bros., Inc
Justice Bondy
Benton
Winkelman
Gibbs
Mayor Shank Reports Another Poor Race For Peter Hall
Mayor Shank returned from Cleveland where his horse Peter Hall ran in the Grand Circuit. The horse started well but failed to finish, prompting the mayor to say it lost another race. City Controller Joseph L. Hogue suggested a more fitting fate for the horse as a city wagon performer.
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Shank
Cleveland
Ohio
Peter Hall
Joseph L. Hogue
Peter the Great
Indianapolis Water Company asks probe and rate plan change
The Indianapolis Water Company asks the Public Service Commission to investigate its finances and set a new rate schedule. It seeks a higher rate base of about 17.25 million and a move to meter-based charging with depreciation reserves, arguing current returns are too low despite city growth. Groninger oppose high returns and urges valuation realism to ensure fair profits.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Groninger
Indianapolis Water Company Today
Taylor E. Groninger
Commission
Water Company
Ginner
Lincoln Memorial Fund Meeting At State House Saturday
Members of the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Association and the State commission will meet Saturday at the State House to discuss means of raising funds to erect the Lincoln memorial. Proposal that the money be sought through popular subscription has been received.
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Abraham Lincoln Memorial Association
State Commission
State House
The Sky Line of Spruce Awakening Chapter 1
Convict Ben Kinney, an amnesiac with a calm demeanor, works on a road gang outside Walla Walla. Guards discuss his odd memory gap and mysterious past as Ben notices a stooped stranger approaching near the railroad right-of-way. The scene shifts to green barley fields and a northern spring migration.
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Walla Walla
Ben
Thieves pursued by woman drop loot in flight
Mrs. Villa G. Victor told police two men entering her apartment on Martha Washington flat at Penn sylvania and Fourteenth Sts dropped a bag containing about $200 in diamonds and money when chased by her. She pursued toward the buzzer and found the bag on the first floor with the thieves vanished.
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Victor
Nitroglycerin blast fatal near Vincennes
F G Keenan of New Orleans Ind died from injuries after a nitroglycerin explosion aboard a C E L freight car siding at Oakton near Vincennes. William Collins of Fort Wayne was seriously injured. Police suspect safe cracking and request fingerprint photographs from Vincennes authorities.
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United Press
Vincennes
Ind
F. G Keenan
New Orleans
Oakton
Here
William Collins
Dowald St
Ft. Wayne
Collins
Jerry Finney
Indianapolis
Coroner to Inquire Into Death of Woman
Mrs. Mabel Morris, 18, of 2645 Boyd Ave., died at home after her husband Allan Morris, in Marion County jail for assault on her, allegedly struck her April 30. Deputy Coroner William A. Coeppers will hold an autopsy to see if an ax wound contributed to the death. Pool Selling Charged. Lase Murphy, 38, of 536 Tomlinson St., facing charges of baseball pool selling and operating gaming devices at a poolroom near W Michigan St.
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Tence
Mabel Morris
Boyd Ave
Allan Morris
Marion County
William A. Coeppers
Lase Murphy
Tomlinson St
Michigan St
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District of Columbia
T. E. Gainer
Clarksburg
W. Va
Gordon Rattle
Messrs. L. L. Winkelman & Co
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