Judge Collins Attacks Police Over Blaine Ave Nuisance Case
In Criminal Court Judge James A. Collins criticizes the Indianapolis police for not handling arrests on Blaine Avenue, as Agnes Traylor is upheld on a $100 fine and 60 days in Indiana Women's Prison for blind tiger operations. Patrolmen Brown and Small deny complaints while neighbors allege police inaction.
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James A. Collins
Indianapolis
Prohibition Division
Collinse
Agnes Traylor
Blaine Ave
Indiana
Collins
Sheriff's Office
Police Department
T. B. Brown
Small
William Paulsell
Admiral Sims Enters Air Row in World War Weary Battle
Admiral William S. Sims former commander in European waters joins the air controversy before the special air inquiry board. He says the Navy lacks a definite air policy and organization, and notes he does not agree with Colonel Mitchell’s unified air service plan though Mitchell has exposed the issue publicly.
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United Press
Washington
William S. Sims
United States
Navy Department
Special Air Inquiry Board
Navy
Mitchell
Simp
Eugene Sandow Dies In London At 70 After Stroke
Eugene Sandow renowned strong man and vaudeville star died in London following a brain blood vessel rupture. His death occurred October 14 after a career spanning global stages.
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Eugene Sandow
United Press
London
Mysterious 6 am 7 Re Whey Site Schedule Note
Fragmentary OCR item shows times 6 am 7 Re Whey site 9 and noon 12 with figures 60 66 LD missace 60. No clear event or entities identified beyond these numbers. The readable text lacks context to specify person or organization.
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LD. Missace
Coal Crisis Deepens As Miners Support Strike
John L. Lewis warned the American Federation of Labor convention that fuel supplies are slipping toward crisis as the miners’ anthracite strike gains backing from the AFL gathering in Atlantic City. The convention narrowly endorsed the miners’ strike.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Two Couples Arrested for Desertion Under Mann Act Charges
Four individuals from Indianapolis were arrested in Omaha under Mann Act charges. Names given: William Mackey 37, Mrs Bethel Shotts 26, Louis Hoagland 38, Mrs Edna McCullough. Mackey’s mother Martha Mackey 54 accompanied as chaperon. police say none reported missing in Indianapolis.
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Indianapoli
Omaha
Neb
United Press
William Mackey
Bethel Shotts
Louis Hoagland
Edna McCullough
Mackey
Martha Mackey
Kidnapping Belief Grows for North Judson Baby
In North Judson Indiana authorities and 300 residents search through the night for Louis Matzat a 34 month old boy who disappeared Tuesday from a field near his family home bloodhounds from Chicago aided the hunt as no trace of the child was found.
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United Press
North Judson
Ind
Louis Matzat
Ferdinand Matzat
Chicago
Baseball argument ends in beating death on New York street
In Brooklyn on October 14 a quarrel over the greatest pitcher led to a fatal blow. Rediar Druisen, a 30 year old seaman of Swedish descent, was knocked to a curbstone during a dispute over Walter Johnson versus Ray Kremer. He died minutes later. an unnamed Frenchman fled.
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United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rediar Druisen
Seaman
Druisen
Walter Johnson
Senators
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Cox
Charles E. Cox
Oberholtzer
Charles Gooding
Stephenson
New York
Harold Setters
Kane
State Supreme Court rules against search without probable cause
The State Supreme Court held that no officer may lawfully search a car for intoxicating liquor on mere suspicion without probable cause or a warrant. The ruling overturns a Delaware Circuit Court conviction of Jesse Eiler for transporting liquor, stating searches require evidence or credible information indicating a felony is being committed in the vehicle. The decision, written by Justice Louis B. Ewbank, aligns with protections against unreasonable searches.
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State Supreme Court
Delaware Circuit Court
Jesse Eiler
Muncie
Eiler
Delaware County
State of
Indiana
Louis B. Ewbank
E.S. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Shumaker
United States Supreme Court
William Paulsell
Milk Prices Cut One Cent in Indianapolis Market
Competition prompted a one cent decrease in milk prices by Indianapolis dealers. Prices, raised Oct 9, returned to the former levels with quarts at 12 cents, pints 7 cents, cream pints 25 cents, and half pints 13 cents.
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Indianapolis
Florida boom may hollow out as value tests far off
The Indianapolis Times reports Florida’s soaring land prices stir fear of a sharp drop. Citizens form swat the knocker clubs to curb criticism while warnings emerge that inflation and speculation will yield to actual land use and occupancy, a slow process before final worth is tested.
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Florida
Indianapolis Times
Harold Keats
Davis sworn into office as secretary of war
Dwight Davis was sworn in today by Chief Justice Taft as secretary of war. A businessman and twice cited for bravery in World War I, Davis promised no changes to broad War Department policies while preparing to oversee the largest peacetime Army.
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Prese Bupruhington
Dwight Davis
William Howard Taft
Davis
War Department
Skibo case near jury in murder trial
Case of Mrs. Anna Skibo, charged with the brutal murder of her husband, was to go to the jury this morning after final arguments. The defense rested late Tuesday and pleaded insanity. Located in La Porte Indiana, report by Times Special.
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Times Special
LA Porte
Ind
Anna Skibo
Solon Senator Ralston Lapses Into Coma at Midnight
Unconscious since midnight Senator Samuel M. Ralston in critical condition at his home north of the city. Kidney and heart disorders with uremic poisoning caused lapses into coma. last nourishment milk at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Family states repeat episodes this week. relatives and several in attendance.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Senator Ralston
Site for Shortridge High School Remains Undetermined
The school board says the Thirty Fourth and Meridian site may be too small for a $1,000,000 building. They explored Fortieth and Meridian, but the owner asks too much. The Fortieth site would be twice as large with 771 feet of Meridian frontage. The Thirty Fourth Street property was bought for $80,000 from Mrs. Mathilda Topp, who owns the other sought site.
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Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
William H. Book
Fortieth and
Fortieth
Meridian St
Thirty-Fourth St
Mathilda Topp
Cross tie at plant kills Clyde Wildman in Minnesota Street area
A falling cross-tie at Republic Creosoting Company on Minnesota Street and Tibbs Avenue fatally injured Clyde Wildman, 19, of 1258 East Washington Street. He died at city hospital from a compound skull fracture.
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the Republic Creosoting Company
Minnesota St
Tibbs Ave
Clyde Wildman
Washington St
City Hospital
Ex-Gov Lowden Special Guest at Dairy Show
Creamery owners manufacturers and railroad men led the National Dairy Exposition at the State Fairground with 15 000 to 20 000 visitors. Former Governor Frank O Lowden attended as a special guest and will broadcast a speech over WFBM tonight.
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Frank O. Lowden
Will
WFBM
Indiana D A R considers state official at Evansville convention
Indiana Society D A R meets in Evansville for its second day to endorse a vice presidential candidate from Indiana to succeed Mrs. Henry A. Beck, discuss state per capita tax changes and budgets. Mrs. Frank Felter of Huntington is slated for endorsement. a memorial service for the late Mrs. Anna Craven Rott was held earlier.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Henry A. Beck
Indianapolis
Indiana Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Felter
Huntington
Beck
Anna Craven Rott
Bloomington
Jury Seeks final selection in Oberholtzer murder trial
Noblesville Indiana October courtroom activity centers on D S Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry as lawyers seek a jury for the murder case. The panel includes Thomas Carter Fred Johnson Thomas Millikan Jacob Dawson Rue Hinshaw Grant Carey and others as questions focus on capital punishment and possible bias.
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Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Eph Inman
Earl Klinck
Oberholtzer
Noblesvitt
Ind
John L. Niblack
William L. Toms
Corresnome
Noblesville
D. ©. Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Elijah Rushton
Talesman
Thomas J. Carter
Carter
Fred Johnson
Thomas Millikan
Jacob Dawson
Carmel
Rue Hinshaw
Grant Carey
Fred Harper
W. O. Inman
Sheridan
Mark Moore
Moore
Orin Myers
Rushton
James A. Craig
Dawes Escort Planned For Arrival at Union Station
Three motorcycle policemen and an emergency car will escort Vice President Charles G. Dawes when he arrives at Union Station at 2 35 p m Saturday. Dawes will dedicate the new Columbia Club home and speak on Senate rules revision at Tom Iinson Hall under the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. A committee will meet him at the station.
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Charles G. Dawes
Union Station
Dawes
New
Columbia Club
Senate
Tom Iinson
French government rejects U S debt plan
Paris commentary reports the French government rejects the Washington backed debt plan for France to pay its debt to the United States. Paris plans to send a counter-proposal as officials draw it up at the Ministry of Finance.
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United Prene
Paris
French Debt Commission
Washington
France
America
Ministry of Finance
United States
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