Amundsen Return Reported Senator La Follette is Dead
In Noblesville Indiana court the dying declaration of Madge Oberholtzer linking D C Stephenson to her death was admitted as evidence in bail hearings for Stephenson and aides Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry. Judge Hines overruled a motion to strike the key details and scheduled further arguments for Friday morning as the court weighs admissibility and impact on the homicide case.
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Circuit
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Hammond
D. C. Stephenson
Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Hines
Miss Oberholtzer
Miss Oberholtze
Miss Oberholtzeer
William H. Remy
Ira Holmes
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Dr. Kingsbury
Cox
Remy
George Oberholtzer
Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Grizzled Veteran Progressive Leader Passes On
A veteran progressive leader dies after a long illness. The figure known for advocacy and reform in local politics passes away, leaving behind a noted legacy in civic engagement and party activism.
Suit Filed Over Julietta Hospital Construction
Russell J. Ryan county attorney filed suit in Superior Court Two seeking 150000 against George A. Weaver Windsor J. Weaver and The Republic Casualty Company of Pittsburgh for alleged careless incompetent and unsightly construction of the east and west wings of Julietta county hospital for the insane. The complaint says the buildings must be rebuilt.
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Russell J. Ryan
George A. Weaver
Windsor J. Weaver
Julietta’ County Hospital
Republic Casualty Company
Pittsburgh
Elevation move risks Ford plant in Indianapolis
The raising of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on Oriental Street near Bates Street could force Ford Motor Company's Indianapolis assembly plant at 1315 E Washington St to relocate. Ford officials say unnecessary expense of 6000000 total would be required if the street stays open and their unique endless chain system cannot operate on a raised track.
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Ford Motor Company
Washington ,St
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Board of Works
Oriental St
Ford Company
Bates St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southeastern Ave
E. Washington
READY FOR BANDITS FECHTMAN OBTAINS GUN PERMIT
Paul Fechtman assistant secretary of the Indiana Trust Company secured a permit from Albert H. Lesche county clerk to carry a German Lugger automatic taken from a German prisoner during the World War. The gun normally fires eight shots but can be altered to function like a machine gun with a thirty round magazine.
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Paul Fechtman
Indiana Trust Company
Albert H. Lesche
Testimony Not for Minors’ Ears At Stephenson Hearing
Dismay spread as Judge Hines ordered minors from the courtroom at a bail hearing for D. C. Stephenson. College girls and youths left, their seats filled by elders. A woman in a red hat glared at Stephenson and whispered a denunciation after catching his eye.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Hines
D. C. Stephenson
State planes eyed to chase bank bandits in Howard County
Adjutant General William H. Kershner reported he is considering the Howard County Bankers' Association request to use state owned military planes for pursuing bank bandits. National Guard planes are stationed at Kokomo air field for potential use.
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Adjt
William H. Kershner
Howard County, Bankers’ Association
National Guard
Kokomo Air Field
Bookwalter Taken Ill After Heat Prostration Attack
Former mayor and park board president Charles A. Bookwalter was seriously ill after a heat prostration last Thursday. The attending physician Dr. D. L. Kahn said he is much improved today.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Park Board
Bookwalter
D. L. Kahn
Stop and Go Signal to Be Erected at Washington and State
John Berry an electrical engineer for the board of safety announced today that a Stop and Go signal will be erected at the intersection of Washington and State Streets by Friday night.
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Washington and State Sts
John Berry
Board of Safety
Judge Delivers Sentences in Forgery Case and Others
Judge James A. Collins imposes a two to fourteen year term on Harry L. Nelson for forgery and fines others in related cases. Lawrence Debow receives one year on Indiana State Farm for grand larceny. Ranford Underwood gets sixty days on State Farm and fifty dollars. George Luper gets sixty days on State Farm for blind tiger charges. Howard Turner faces one to two years at the Reformatory and a one hundred dollar fine for transporting liquor.
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Harry L. Nelson
Illinois
Indiana
George Luper
W. Pearl Sr
Blind Tiger
Howard Turner
Reformatory
Female more deadly in kids scrap at Detroit street
Glene Payne aged 8 living at 138 Detroit S&t. was struck by an eight year old girl with a belt buckle. The male received several stitches to his head at city hospital.
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Glene Payne
Detroit
Fines and sentence for Ernest McCormick in city court
Ernest McCormick of 619 North Alabama Street faced multiple charges in city court. He received fines of 10 dollars plus costs for drunkenness, 10 dollars plus costs and 30 days on the Indiana State Farm for driving while drunk, and 25 dollars plus costs for carrying concealed weapons.
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Ernest McCormick
Alabama St
Indiana
$48 Taken From Home Reported in Break‑in
Frank Munchoff of 603 East Ohio Street reported a burglary Wednesday night with $48 taken from his home.
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Frank Munchoff
Ohio St
Germ Millions Split Planned Says Dr Faiman in Court
Chicago June 18 United Press. Dr Charles C Faiman testified that William D Shepherd offered him 100000 to help poison Billy McClintock with typhoid germs to claim a share of the 1000000 estate. Faiman described demands and arrangements while Shepherd denied the tale.
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DR. Faiman
Criminal Court
Chicago
Charles C. Faiman
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Billy
Faiman
Hourly Temperature Reading and Forecast
The record shows morning temperatures from 8 a.m. to noon with 74 at 8 a.m. 76 at 9 a.m. 78 at 10 a.m. 80 at 1 p.m. A brief note indicates highs around the mid eighties and a warming trend through the afternoon.
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Widecoe
Death of Robert La Follette Fighting Bob of Wisconsin
United States Senator Robert M. La Follette dead at 70 in Washington after a battle with bronchial asthma and heart weakness. Known as Fighting Bob he led Wisconsin politics for two decades and ran for President as an independent last year. Born in Primrose Wisconsin on August 14 1855 he grew up on a 280 acre farm before entering public life.
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United Press
Washington
Robert Marion la Follette
Bob
United States
Wisconsin
la Follette
Jesse la Follette
Kentucky
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Primrose
Wis
Wreck Death Toll Rises Near Hackettstown
The Lackawanna train wreck at Rockport near Hackettstown New Jersey has reached forty five deaths. Two Chicago residents Miss Irene Wilgemein and Clemens Schmidt are latest victims. Twenty four injured remain in hospitals with twelve in critical condition. A special train will move bodies to Chicago today.
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United Preas
Missing Polar Explorer Sends Message After Four Weeks
A polar expedition member announces a successful message from the Arctic wastes after four weeks of disappearance. The signal confirms the explorer is alive and indicates continued danger and difficult travel conditions. The team awaits rescue plans and further communications.
King's Bay Oslo Hearing From Party Flight From Spitzbergen
A report from King's Bay in Oslo notes a party member spoke after traveling from Spitzbergen about a trip last month and a plan to return within thirty six days. The item highlights travel and timing without detailing further steps.
Amundsen and party return safely from polar flight
Roald Amundsen and companions arrived back at King's Bay Spitzbergen after a four week Arctic flight in two custom planes. The explorers aimed to reach near the North Pole, observe for six hours, and return to base where the Farm and Hobby awaited. Confirmation came from Amundsen and colleagues, with Oslo reports echoing safety.
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United Press
New York
Alliance Today
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
London
Central News
Oslo
Amundsen
North Pole
King's Bay
Plarg
Pole
Ellsworth
South Pole
Northwest Passage
North Magnetic Pole
Bus Hearing Nears Finish in Indianapolis Transit Battle
Attorneys for the Indianapolis Street Railway Company examined nine witnesses forenoon today in the dispute with the People's Motor Cab Company over local transportation supremacy. Only two witnesses remain to be examined at length, with hearings on bus-line petitions likely to end this afternoon. All witnesses testified Street Railway service was sufficient and comfortable.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
People’s Motor Cab Company
David E. Watson
Fountains Sought for Finch Udell Rader Brightwood Parks
City park director R Walter Jarvis recommends installing drinking fountains in playgrounds at Finch Park Udell and Rader Streets and Brightwood. He also requests shade umbrellas over sand boxes and begins grading Finch Park immediately.
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Finch Park
Udell and Rader Sts
Brightwood
Park Board
R. Walter Jarvis
Jarvis
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