Judge Upholds Attack Story In Oberholtzer Case
Testimony showed nurse Beatrice Spratley recounting the Oberholtzer case with details of bruises and wounds while coroner Paul F. Robinson testified to the verdict of mercurial poisoning self-administered. The defense pressed objections as Remy questioned witnesses and Judge Hines ruled on admissibility.
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Beatrice Spratley
Oberholtzer
Paul F. Robinson
Indianapolis
Great Britain
United States
John Kingsbury
Miss Oberholtzer
Preston
England
Inman
Remy
Free Trial Offer for Collings Rupture System in Indianapolis
Advertises a free trial of the Collings System for rupture by F. B. Reed representing Capt. W. A. Collings, with a visit at the New Colonial Hotel Indianapolis on Friday and Saturday June 19 and 20. The offer promises no cost for trial and urges sufferers to test the treatment before buying. Hours listed for visits.
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Capt. Collings
Indianapolis
Ind
Collings
Reed
W. A. Collings, Inc
Watertown
N. Y
New Colonial Hotel
Indianaolis
Stephenson Registering as Mr and Mrs Morgan at Indiana Hotel
The State alleges in the Stephenson murder indictment that D C Stephenson and Miss Madge Oberholtzer registered as Mr and Mrs W B Morgan Franklin at the Indiana Hotel Hammond before she took poison. Handwriting experts may be used to compare the hotel entry with Stephenson’s known handwriting if the case goes to a jury.
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D. C. Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
W. B. Morgan
Franklin
Indiana Hotel
Hammond
Ind
Miss Oberholtzer
Stephenson
Ford Street Closures Rise From Indiana Plant Debate
In a fast moving session, prosecutors claim the defense failed to prove bail for Stephenson Klinck and Gentry while key witnesses including Dr Kingsbury and Marshall Oberholtzer are admitted. Mrs Eunice Shultz testifies she heard Madge Oberholtzer say she was dying as her brother recounts the events leading to the poisoning and kidnapping claim. The board of works debates closing Oriental Street to aid a Ford plant expansion with potential relocation of workers if blocked.
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Cox
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Thomas Kane
Hines
John K. Kingsbury
Marshall Oberholtzer
Madge Oberholtzer
Miss Oberholtzer
Inman
Stephenson
Klinck
Gentry
Dr. Kingsbury
Hammond
Indianapolis
University Ave
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Ford
Ford Company
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Gary
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Shultz
Oberholtzer
Johnson
Kokomo
Board of Works
Oriental St
William H. Freeman
Freeman
Idianapolis
von Dett
Charles E. Coffin
Stout
Arsenal Ave
Leota St
Washington St
Carl A. Taylor
Taylor Carpet Company
Merchants’ Association
Mrs. Shultz
La Follette’s Election Battle and Political Comeback
A Wisconsin figure, La Follette, left college to work on the University Press while helping his family. After graduation he ran for prosecuting attorney, challenged the Dane County boss, and began a lengthy battle against machine politics. He won, served in Congress, then returned to private life, later reentering politics amid family ties and public accusations.
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la Follette
University
Dane County
Congress
McKinley
Robert G. Liebecker
Sawyer
La Follette’s Rise and Legacy in Wisconsin Politics
The piece traces Robert M. La Follette’s political journey from repeated campaigns to defeat, to becoming Wisconsin governor and U S senator, and his emergence as a national Progressive figure. It lists reforms he backed including direct primaries, workmen’s compensation, railroad regulation, eight hour law, parcel post, child labor laws, and anti trust redefinitions. It notes his marriage in 1881, four children, and his youngest son serving as prosecutor, echoing a long public career.
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la Follette
Nils P. Haugen
Ers
Federal
Children's Bureau
Cooperative Farmer and Labor Organizations
Baraboo
Wis
Fugitive Walter Baines Arrested by Indiana Detectives
Walter Baines, 23, of 1813 Dawson Street, was arrested by detectives Peats and Higgs and taken to the Indiana State Farm. He is held as a fugitive after officers say he escaped from the institution.
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Walter Baines
Dawson St
Indiana State Farm
Peats and Higgs
Gary Street Railway seeks authority to issue 38000 notes
The Gary Street Railway Company petitions the Public Service Commission for permission to issue and sell $38,000 in notes to finance the purchase of five new cars.
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Gary Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Lone Hold Up Reported by Police State
Ray Spearman, 24, an orderly at Indiana Christian Hospital, described a lone hold up on Ohio Street near the alley between Capitol and Senate. A white man with a gun demanded money then a colored accomplice joined, with the duo obtaining $2.50 and some papers.
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Ray Spearman
Indiana Christian Hospital
Ohio St
Capitol
Senate Ave
Spearman
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