Twenty Are Implicated In Grocery Store Theft Case
Prosecutor Dodson and Chief Ellis spent the day as three boys Harold Shirley Annis and Joseph Trowbridge were arrested for breaking into B F Pavey’s grocery and stealing oranges and lemons. The arrests sparked a broader probe suggesting an organized band of about twenty youths involved in multiple robberies during recent months.
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Ward Annis
Harold Shirley
Joseph Trowbridge
B. F. Pavey
BF Pavey
Poetor Dodson
C. A
Ed Fowler
Josph Trowbridge
Birt Trowbridge
Pavey
Fay Pavey
Trowbridge
Paveys
Annis
Shirley
Ed Emmett
Young Trowbridge
Colonial Theater
Worley and Fogles
J. W. Shelby
Ritchie
John Hutchings
S. J. Jenkins
EB. R. Claypool
Stoops
Earnest Broshar
John Broshar
Young Broshar
Dodson
Hoya
President Wilson Commutes Four Iron Workers Sentences
President Wilson today commuted the sentences of five dynamiters linked to the Indianapolis outrages by the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Hannan of Scranton, Painter of Omaha, Shupe of Chicago, Mooney, and four others had terms shortened to immediate expiration. The move ends their imprisonment with no further clemency.
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Lintrenational News Service
Washington
Wilson
Michael J. Hannan
F. K. Painter
Pred J, Mooney
William Shope
Indianapolis
International Association Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ency
PF. M. Ryan
Eugene A. Clancy
Michael J.young
Jack Bright
Alias J. ©. Munsey
Peter J. Smith
Henry Logleightner
Ernest C. Bazey
William H. Reddin
Edwin Smythe
George Anderton
Frank J. Higgins
Michael 4. Cunnane
Philip A. Cooley
Frank K. Webb
Murray L. Pennell
Charles M. Baum
John J. Butler
W. Bert Brown
Hannan
Scranton
Painter
Omaha
Shupe
Chicago Tran
Mooney
Escaped Girls Return to Clermont Industrial School
Two inmates fled Clermont Girls Industrial School were captured near Thorntown by Marshal Mose Brown and returned to Clermont by school officials. The pair, identified as Sarah Roser batt and Irene Leigabeth, admitted a third escape attempt and planned another at the first opportunity.
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Girls Industrial School
Clermont
Thorntown
Marshal Mose Brown
Lebanon
Institution
Marshal Brown
Sarah Roserbatt
Irene Leigabeth
Children Visit Crawford Industrial School Reward Trip
Children of Walnut Street Baptist church rewarded for Children's Day practice by an afternoon trip to Crawford Industrial School near Zionsville. About 35 participants rode in autos, toured the Crawford Home, viewed Sunshine slide, and sang at both sites. Chaperones and sponsors listed, autos donated by local residents.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Crawford Industrial School
Zionsville
Crawford
Crawford Home
William Shinkle
Martha Gayer
John Lee
Ed Kirkham
Lane
Louis Egnew
John Jones
Sam Storm
George W. Campbell
Chaffeur
Chas
Smith
July Weather Outlook With Storms And Heat Predictions
Prediction for July cites a reactionary storm period around the Glorious Fourth with Venus influence. Expect warm weather followed by rain and wind storms, a mid month cool spell from the 12th to 14th, then a regular storm period from the 14th to 19th peaking around the 16th and 17th. Cooler air may arrive briefly, then more rain and thunder around the 21st and 22nd. The forecast comes from Prophet Kicks and is reported from Portsmouth, N H.
Aviator Killed in German Biplane Crash
Lieut Kolbe was killed and Captain Ruifs fatally hurt when their Imperial aviation corps biplane collapsed at about 1000 feet in Schwerin Germany. The two officers, crushed in the wreck, were airborne together today.
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International News Agaiicr
Schwerin
Germany
Kolbe
Ruifs
Imperial Aviation Corps
Cyrus Jenkins Dies at 70 in Mooresville Home
Cyrus Jenkins 70 formerly of Darlington died at his Mooresville home Monday afternoon. The body was taken to Darlington for funeral services held at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Cyrus Jenkins
Darlington
Mooresville
Tragedy at Stamford homes of Yale factory official
Waldo R. Ballou, city council member and Yale Lock Co. assistant superintendent, was found unconscious with a crushed head at the Ripawan apartments in Stamford. He died soon after, and Mrs. Helen M Angle, a wealthy divorcee, was arrested on coroners inquest grounds amid bloodstains and evidence of a dragged body, while she claimed accidental involvement and sought legal counsel.
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Tinternational News Service
Stamford
Conn
Waldo R. Ballou
Stanford
Ripawan
Ballou
Helen M Angle
Angie
Yale Lock Factory
Phelan
Waldo
Walda
Damage Case Compromised In Railway Suit
The damage suit of John E. Robbing against the Big Four Railway Company was compromised with dismissal entered. Robbing received $75 for depreciation in value of cattle consigned for shipment to Indianapolis.
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John E
Big Four Railway Company
Indianapolis
Judge curses bad bottle lotion scheme in court
Judge Anderson denounces the sale as dishonest and imposes the maximum penalty. Counsel for the company admitted the total cost of the bottle label and carton was about five cents while the solution contained most of it as water. The insecticide act aims to protect purchasers and requires disclosure of the water content.
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Ts Ay
Anderson
Lebanon taxi cab office to feature mahogany fittings
Dr. L. M. Beaven backs Lebanon and Noblesville taxi services with a rear alley office in the Farmer's Bank building. Mahogany furniture and a telephone booth will serve the local taxi and a news and cigar stand will operate in connection. Miss Mellwain rents the adjacent millinery space. Charles Elder and Alfred Roberts are noted drivers.
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L. M. Beaven
Lebanon
Noblesville
Beavan
Farmer's Bank
Mise. Mellwain
Mellwain
Charles Elder
Alfred Roberts
Noblesville Taxi
Montani Divorced After Court Action in Indianapolis
Pasquale L. Montani, noted musician and bandmaster, was granted a divorce from Julia A. Montani by Judge Collier in the Indianapolis superior court. Mrs. Montani offered no defense, with finances settled privately. The couple, married in Terre Haute in May 1909, faced claims of irritable conduct and a disputed display window incident.
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Pasquale L. Montani
Julia A. Montani
Collier
Superior Court
Indianapolis
Montanis
Terre Haute
Montani
Panic as Steamer Taurus Rams Ferry in Dense Fog
International News Service reports chaos as the Taurus rammed the Redbank ferry on the North River near Jersey City. The collision cut 25 feet of the ferry’s side. panic spread among workers but no serious injuries occurred as the crew docked safely. The Taurus proceeded to Coney Island while fog delayed ships and rail traffic. Lusitania and several liners were held at quarantine. others anchored off Sandy Hook for safety.
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International News Service
New York
Taurus
Iron
Redbank
North River
Jersey City
Thes
Coney Island
Lusitania
Sandy Hook
Habor
Miller Gets Contract for Concrete Roadway
A contract was awarded this week to build four squares of concrete roadway this coming summer. The project, noted by local officials, promises to improve paving in the state patrol area and nearby sections, with work expected to begin in the warmer months.
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Wii
Dr B Detchon Medical Co Fined 200 Insecticide Case
A United States district court judge imposed a $200 penalty on the Dr B Detchon Medical Company of Crawfordsville after a jury found the firm guilty of violating the insecticide act of 1910. Judge AB Anderson delivered the verdict citing government action as the basis for the case.
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Dr. B. Detchon Medical Company
Crawfordsville
AB. Anderson
United States District Court
Guity
iSoem S Oe
Errors Reach 17000 In Eagle Township Corrections
County board of review recalculated Eagle township and Zionsville assessors lists, adding corrections to numerous individuals and firms while keeping assessments unchanged. Highlights include Herman Alish 125 dollars, J F Robey 290, W Shaw 2085, Zionville Milling Co 635, and Theodore Shinn 1700. overall corrections total about 17000.
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County Board of Repe
Eagle Township
Zionsville Corporation
Board of Review
Herman Marie Alish
Joseph E. Beelar
George Brock
Harry A. Howe
Alpha C. Beck
Elvert Braughard
Marion
Isadore Barrick
Ananias Carr
Henry Hulsizer
Peter Hulsizer
William A. Hull
Elza Harmon
Earnest A
Emory Shaw
Ira A. Shelburne
Andrew Sheets
Edward A. Shelburne
Andrew J. Storm
Earnest A. Shelburne
Emmitt.c. Shelburne
Earl Shelburne
Eliza M. Shelburne
Charles FP. Shirley
W. M. Shaw
Bert A. Staltz
Wm. Thomas
Rome Taylor
Wilbur Wood
Francis M. Wright
Inaac
Wilson
John T. Young
Zionaville
Grover S. Brindley
Greenberg Clifford E. Gregory
James Iman
Hussey
Samuel Imbler
T. A. Twewood
Francis M. Johns
J. J. Knox
Raleigh N. Shofield
Celia EB. Stoker
T. H. Stonecipher
S. D. Vandever
Wm. S. Rooker
A. A. Smith
John A. Scott
Peitrel Shaw
Chas. R. Sprong
Albert Threewitt
Fred Thompson
Advance Corporation
Theodore Shinn
Sarah
W. D. Fall
Geo. C. Roberts
Jamestown
Northwest Storm Kills Five In Tornado Outbreak
International News Service reports a tornado or cluster of storms across South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin last night into today leaving five dead at least eight seriously hurt and 75 to 100 injured. Sparta Wisconsin half its population of 7000 wiped out Tomah damaged. Watertown South Dakota casualties three fatally hurt and 30 to 40 injured. A Milwaukee lineman Harvey Johnson killed after being blown from a pole. Further advices from Minnesota received today.
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International News Service
Chicago
Ateast
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sparta
Wis
Tomah
Yota
Watertown
William Surek
Oshkosh
Baraboo
Mulwaukee
Harvey Johnson
Minn
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Lake Fiie & Western Railway Co
Joseph A. Roberts
A. J Shelby
Tra M. Sharp
John B. Cochran
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Jessie F. Allen
Albert P. Rogers
George L. Kinnard
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William A. Wood
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