Persecutors in Marion County Word on Election Case
A charged column critiques the Marion county prosecution and alleged perjury in the Ryan case. It alleges paid witnesses and conspirators among prosecutors, judges, and Indianapolis News owners, with references to Joe Roach and Ferdinand Winter. It notes editorials in the News and Star defending or attacking the involved parties and calls out civic hypocrisy amid the trial atmosphere.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
D &Y
Michael A. Ryan
Lev.tayar
Joseph BE. Bella
Mice
Dg Penitentiary
Racker
Witocsey
Chicago School For
Marion Cunty
Cotcago Barlot
Marion County
James A. Collings
Alvah J. Rucker
Ryas
Indianapolis News
Ryan
Bat Masterson
Fred
Masterson
Tagegart and Bell
the News
Newa
Joe Roach
The
News
Roach
Ferdinand Winter
Bell
Perrott
Winter
Indianapolis Star
Newe
Star
Thomas Taggart
Ihoie
Legion
Joe Kealing
Billy Davis
Harry Wallace
Indianapolis Newa
Schrader will filed after death by own act in 1912
The will of Frederick Schrader who died by his own action Monday in the Lemeke Annex is probated before Judge Baeh. The estate is small and goes mostly to nonrelatives, with $5 to William Schrader if alive, $25 to nurse Miss Mary White, and any remaining cash to Louise E. Conger. Theodore Stein Sr. named executor. Schrader had lived in Indianapolis since 1838 and notes weakness at writing. Shares of stock in German Fire Insurance and Citizens Gas Company go to the executor.
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Frederick Schrader
Jimping
Lemeke
Baeh
Peracng
Schraders
William
Theodore Stein Sr
Capitaltec
German Fire Insurance Company
Schrader
Citizens Gas Company
William Schrader
Mary White
Misa Louise E. Conger
Indianapolis
Aggerts
Deaconesa Hospital
Indianapolis Star
Underneath The Surface A Social Evening Reveals Class Tensions
Mrs. Edmonds and her husband attend a gala at the Constables where jealousy of the Four Hundred surfaces. Tom Goodwin sparks candid talk about wealth and status as a pivotal social clash unfolds amid party chatter and private fears.
Burial for Mrs. Berkshire Planned in Vernon
Mrs. John G. Berkshire widow of the late Judge John G. Berkshire will be buried in Vernon with brief services at North Vernon. Berkshire, a former chief justice of the Indiana Supreme Court and long serving circuit judge, died at his daughter’s home in Emporia Kansas.
Dr Kings New Dscough Aid Promises Quick Cold Relief
The ad touts Dr Kings New Dscough as a remedy for colds and bronchial symptoms. It claims swift relief and cautions against persistent coughing and throat irritation, urging readers to buy a bottle for prices listed as 50 and 1.
Feeding Prisoners of War Rations Described by Nurse
The British war office assigns ration details for prisoners of war. The "daddy" ration includes bread half a pound and preserved meat, plus vegetables, condensed milk, butter, tea, coffee, sugar, and salt. The text lists quantities and items read as a nurse’s note.
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British War Office
Practical Health Hint on Drinking Distilled Water
A health note promotes distilled water to reduce arterial disease risk and suffering. It argues distilled water prevents arterial degeneration, supports aging sailors, and urges global adoption of this practice for long life while noting simple household items can suffice for distillation.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Dr. Wedekind
Comewnader
Solace
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Iiss
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