Man on Bench in Biggest Labor Trial in History
Indianapolis October 5 Judge Albert Barnes Anderson presides over the alleged dynamiters in the structural iron workers conspiracy. He declines to discuss himself, cites career details, and recalls earlier clashes with Roosevelt and high profile cases, including the Panama libel matter and the Standard Oil proceedings.
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Structural Iron Workers
Neck of the Woods
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Zionville
Boone County
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Roosevelt
Panama
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New York World
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Harry New
Indiana
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Tag Day Aids Mother Ruth Children Home Volunteers
At least every other person on Second and Thirdays wore a yellow tag indicating 10 cents aid to the Mother Ruth Child Home. About 100 girls volunteered, began work at noon with persuasive smiles, and fluttering rage of flyers showed strong early support for the fundraiser.
Bet on Mrs. Jones Dream Prompts Community Help
The Star reports a bet about a cottage for Mrs. Jones spurring donations from readers and local groups. Contributions from Mildred Gravatt, Engine House No. 4, a city editor and others total several dollars toward buying a home for the elderly woman, with plans to fund a charity through her lifetime and upon her death.
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Mildred Gravatt
Engine House No. 4
Nesbit Thaw asserts she will stay with Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw denies plans for divorce and says she will stand by Harry Thaw. She heads to Southern California for the winter and refutes claims she is going to Reno for a divorce.
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Omaha
Arry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
California
Reno
Mrs. Thaw
Harry
Boy 12 in jail for mother’s killing in Ida
Arthur Whitaker aged 12 is jailed in Ida Oct 5 charged with shooting and killing his mother Mrs Mary Whitaker. He fled after the act and was found hours later in a hay stack by officers. he gave no reason for the crime.
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West Anthony
Ida
Arthur Whitaker
Mary Whitaker
Gage Resigns after Courthouse Gang Offer
Claude F. Gage, nominee on the progressive ticket for county auditor, resigns yesterday. He states he will back Andrew J. Quigley, the 1standput candidate, and has agreed to be given a good job in return.
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Claude F. Gage
Andrew J. Quigley
Star Baseball Personalities Highlight McGraw in Pink Star
Idah McGlone Gibson profiles Muggsy McGraw as part of a Seattle Star series on World Series stars. The feature paints the player’s character beyond the diamond as the Star prepares to publish additional portraits of Stahl Wood Mathewson and Tesreau in successive issues.
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Muggsy
McGraw
Jake” Stahl
Joe Wood
Christy Mathewson
Jeff” Tesreau
Star
Idah McGlone Gibson
Seattle
Pink Star
Found Him Dead at Scandinavian Lodging House
John Perry died in bed at 3 a.m. in room near 311 Second North, cause natural heart failure linked to drinking. He was a former employee of the Queen City coffee house. the body rests at Butterworth's.
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John Perry
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Perry
Butterworth's
Queen City
Four Americans Killed in Battle in Nicaragua
Four Americans were killed and six wounded in a clash near Coyotepa Nic amid a combined assault by Nicaraguan federals and American forces. Zeledon leader of the rebels was wounded captured near Masaya and died, while rebels’ casualty figures were not disclosed.
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Washington
Coyotepa
Nic
State Department
M. Chamorro
Nican
Southerland
Zeledon
Masaya
Specials in the News and Odd Local Tales
A mosaic of brief items from Philadelphia to New York includes a man injured by a wooden leg in Philadelphia, a Schenectady family reunion after a runaway incident, a cyclone lofting hay in Kansas, a birth certificate mystery at a health department, a Brooklyn man spared by a toy pistol scare, and a gas asphyxiation saved by beer. Also noted are a spelling error in an indictment, a double engagement in Elkhart, rising living costs with cheaper air travel, a name change for Joseph Doctorsky, a chicken theft mystery in Scarsdale, and a Hungarian refugee artist’s despair leading to suicide.
Don’t Be a Grasshopper Want Ads Appeal
A promotional piece urges readers to use Want Ads to seize opportunities before winter. It highlights summer youth, personal advancement, and the downtown office at 229 Union Street with contact numbers for accessibility and service.
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