Trial of ex-auditor A C Daily concludes in brief hearing
Arguments were heard this afternoon in the circuit court on the case of the State against ex-auditor A C Daily. An agreed statement of facts was used, the defense evidence was excluded, and Judge Artman rendered judgment against Daily for 25435.50 including principal interest and penalty. The court sustained objections to testimony from T B K and J C Henderson, and exceptions were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dally
Dally
GiOkey
Insurjerk
Wildenderson
Manson, Wolf, Rice
Messick
Eneb
Artman
Daily
Hargis In Custody In Kentucky Murder Case
James Hargis, indicted for the 4 year old murder of Dr. B F Cox, was placed in the custody of the jailer in Tackshy Kentucky yesterday afternoon. Attorney J Bach seeks transfer to another county due to alleged local antagonism. Circuit Judge Rigdell refused to preside. Hargis remains jailed until Governor Beckham appoints a new trial judge. Hargis is already under indictment for complicity in the killings of James Marcamo and James Cockrill.
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Tackshy, Ky
Jane
James Hargis
B. F. Cox
J. ©. Bach
Hargis
Rigdell
Price dies from arsenic poisoning after domestic trouble
Alonzo M. Price, in a personal crisis, took arsenic at Smith's saloon on South Lebanon street and died at 4:30 PM at his parents' East Green street home. Funeral services are planned for Sunday.
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Alonzo M. Price
Francis Price
East Green Street
Price
Smith
South Lebanon Street
No Wish to Live Cwreane Ends Her Life in Grief
Mrs. Fred Krie widow of the Germaniot Waukegan who died a week ago killed herself with carbolic acid after buying a double burial plot and a revolver. Friends had replaced the acid with water and removed cartridges, but she evaded watchfulness and died in her room writing a note that she cannot live without him, signing I cannot live without him Sam going to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwreane
James
Fred Krie
Sam
Sturgis Arrested for Grand Larceny in Peru Indiana
Alva Sturgis, longtime inmate of the Miami County jail, faces grand larceny charges in Peru Indiana. Det. Marshal Oden of the Miami County Detective Association reports the case, with a potential term in the state reformatory. A letter to Marshal Oden prompted the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Sturgis
Peru
Marshal Oden
Pension to stay dry in Chicago home deeded to Hill
In Chicago Harry Hill, a lawyer, received a deed to 4930 Vincennes Avenue from Napoleon Hill, a Memphis millionaire. The transfer ties the property to Hill’s abstinence from alcohol and narcotics, with forfeiture if he drinks or uses drugs.
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Harry Hill
Chicago
Vincennes Avenue
Napoleon Hill
Memphis
Baseball Scores Show Mixed League Results Across Regions
In American Association action Indianapolis edged by 4 3 as City defeated Toledo 11 5 and Louisville beat St Paul 10 9 In the Federal League Chicago bested New York 19 7 and Philadelphia 3 2 while Boston nipped Brooklyn 3 2 In the American League Cleveland beat Boston 4 1 and Chicago Philadelphia split with Washington 7 1 New York defeated St Louis 6 4 with Slaughter house and meat plant in Louisiana slated for state health board inspection continuing sanitation and food safety work under Dr Henry Davis of Richmond plus standpipe cleaning and flushing measures to prevent bottom sediment buildup.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Raine
Lumbus
Milwaukee
City
Toledo
Oisville
St. Paul
Ieago
New York
Isburg
Boston
Raine Louis
Brooklyn
Peimatl
Philadelpha
Jery
Ladiana
Stats Board of Health
Fon. Harry
Fron Hoston
Henry Davis
Richmond, Pete
State Board of Health
Dunkards Ban Diamonds and Gambling Goods At Conference
The German Baptist Brethren, known as the Dunkards, at their annual conference adopted a report prohibiting members from selling or displaying for sale diamonds, gold rings, gold watches, dominoes, dice, playing cards and other articles of chance.
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The
Louisiana Capitol Saved After Hard Work
Governor Blanchard led a dramatic rescue as Baton Rouge citizens and Louisiana legislators in night attire assisted the fire department to save the Capitol from a blaze starting near the Senate chamber. Repairs reveal damages between 50,000 and 100,000 dollars. The Senate met in the Riks Theater while valuable papers and the painting The Battle of New Orleans were saved.
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Kinton Roven
State Capitol
Blanchard
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Senate Chamber
New Orleans
Senate
Riks
Mississippi
Guilig Tie
Miners and Operators Reach Agreement to End Strike
An eleventh district coal strike is poised to end after a scale committee of Indiana miners and operators reached a draft pact yesterday. Miners’ delegates meet today to study the report, with the expectation that the 1903 scale will be adopted and modifications to mining conditions agreed upon, despite operator objections.
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Tenne Havre
Ind
Indiana
Oregon Returns Show Republicans Lead Nationwide by 20000
Official returns from Pormann Oregon on June 4 indicate the state voted Republican by about 20,000, with the governorship remaining Democratic. George E. Chamberlain is reelected by a margin of roughly 6,000 over James Withycomb.
Quake in Philippines and local tragedy reported
Slight earthquake shocks were felt in Manila on June 4 and 6 with speculation of severe activity near Samar. A man in Fountain County, aged 22, killed himself with poison after domestic troubles. He leaves a wife Maud Melntire and three siblings. The funeral is at United Brethren church at 10:39 a.m. Sunday, with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Manila
Jane & Three
Samar
Price
Maud Melntire
Filia
George
Albert
Jennie Mith
Lillie Jones
Fountain County
United Brethren Church
Mr. Rosenbarger
Trurial
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lime Treatment for Stock Tanks Promises Clean Water
A farmer notes lime treatment keeps stock water free of seam. Sprinkling lime in the stock tank prevents scum formation. as time weakens, seam may form twice in a season, requiring washing and another dose. It is cheap and effective for water cleanliness.
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Harmlneimiee Ieee Ext
Church notices due by ten Saturday for tomorrow’s issue
A special notice from John W. Wolpert of the Miami County Detective Association states church announcements for Sunday and Children’s Day must be on the page by 10 am Saturday to ensure publication. It also mentions Sturgis being arrested at Peru on a horse theft charge and notes inquiries about Strigis’ reputation in Lebanon.
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John W. Wolpert
Miami County Detective Association
Sturgis
Peru
Per
Strigis
Lebanon
To Be a Cowboy in a Small Indiana Town
A note reads Dont hunt for me or ever expect to see me again I ve gone West and expect to be a cowboy Harrold Caldwell 11 year old son of K E Caldwell vanished from Covina r on June The father will not seek his return The piece mentions Mrs James T Bell Auditor and deaths or illnesses in Covinaron Attica and Advace Hustler records.
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Lapoon
Ind
Harrold Caldwell
K. E. Caldwell
Covinaron
James T Bell
Bell
Springs
Attica
Governor moves to close Dearborn stockaded pool room
INDIANAPOLIS June Governor Hanly said the Dearborn pool room at Clark Station Lake County will be stopped though he did not reveal the method. Since opening locals have protested the operation and enforcement details remain undisclosed.
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Hanly
Dearborn
Clark Station
Lake Bounty
Lake County
Verdict Not Guilty in Indy Strike Murder Trial
Hector McEnchern was acquitted in Indianapolis after a trial over the killing of William Grittin during a strike at the C. H. D. shops. The verdict came yesterday afternoon.
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Tor McEnchern
William Grittin
Indianapolis
Mumps Cause of Theft Alleged by Defense
In Omana June 8 the defense argues that Mae Thomas, accused of stealing a diamond from Jeweler Combs, swallowed the gem after a detective grabbed her throat while her mumps-affected neck strained. The inference is that her condition and zeal of the detective led to the gem's disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Mae Thomas
Lex Pa
le Tholsten
Everything 5 ready for the convention
Readiness declared for a Democratic county convention at the Grand Opera House with 405 delegates and 205 needed for nomination. The lower door reserved for delegates, 250 seats in the stage area, gallery open to the public, convention to open at 10 am with permanent organization and committee appointments, 1 pm afternoon session, and an address by Martin A. Morrison of Frankfort before nominations follow.
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Grand Opera House
Martin A. Morrison
Frankfort
Notice to KFP for Thorntown Monday night
All those who intend to go for Thorntown Monday night are requested to be at the station at 7 25 The 6 15 car will be held until that time
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Thorntown
Combines Against the Anarchists Plans Assessed United States Leading
United States may lead a Pan American move to suppress anarchism after Madrid’s attack on King Alfonso. Secretary Root may push Congress in Rio Janeiro to authorize measures, including international police surveillance, to curb anarchists while respecting constitutional rights. In Indianapolis, a concrete mixer collapse at a drug company site killed one and injured seven.
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Wasuiseros
D.C
Madrid
Alfonso
United States
Root
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Mane American Congress
Rio Janeiro
Congress
South America
Western Hemisphere
Pan-American Congress
Europe
Gidvarchisti
Pianapolis, Ltd
A. Kiefer Drug Company
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Street
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