Reed Hawkins Arrest Stirs Indiana Robbery Case
Reed Hawkins, twenty six, son of Justice Hawkins of West Indianapolis, is arrested with Perry Yowe, seventeen, on grand larceny charges. Yowe admits to stealing from a drunken man, claiming Hawkins directed him and shared loot. Police pursued after Fourth of July robberies. Hawkins surrendered when confronted with a pistol.
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Indianapolis
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Perry Yowe
Kentucky Avenue
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West Washington Street
Madison, Ind
Unidentified man found near Big Four tracks near Eagle Creek
A man about 35, six feet tall with sandy hair was found by a freight train crew beside the Big Four tracks near Eagle Creek yesterday morning. He was brought to City Hospital by a switch engine and later transferred. he fell from a train and his condition was described as critical last night.
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State Bar Association Meets in Indianapolis
Lawyers from across Indiana gather at the Statehouse Senate chamber for a two day session. President Theodore P. Davis delivers the address Upholding the Honor of the Profession at 10 AM and Burton Smith speaks on Why Seek ye the Living Amongst the Dead at 11 AM. The committee on legal education and admission proposes residency rules for bar admissions.
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Indianapolis
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Atlanta
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Anderson
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Huntington
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Fort Wayne
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Kokomo
Henry Daniels
Rockville
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Auburn
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Bloomington
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Columbia Club
Boy Dodges Runaway Dray On Meridian Street
Eleven year old Fred Nestor drove a Francke Hardware dray when the horse bolted north on Meridian. The horse weaved through bicycles near the telegraph offices and crossed streets until Detective Dugan and Andrew Kane of 112 West Morris Street restrained it, averting likely damage. New pianos advertised from $14 at Wulschner's.
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Man shoots at employer after 50 cent deduction
Thomas Simms, a cook at Alfred Banks's Stubbins Hotel restaurant, fired one shot at Banks after a dispute over a 50 cent laundry deduction. Banks returned fire, wounding Simms in the elbow area and driving him away. Police sought Simms, who had planned to flee the city. Neighbors watched as the altercation spilled into a nearby home where a separate, drunken fight occurred between two boarders, ending with skirmishing noses.
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Pratt Street
California
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Pendleton
Morgan
Simon
West Michigan Street
Co. D. Rowe
M. P. Curry
Anxious to Hear Hanna in Indiana Campaign
Reports from across Indiana indicate strong desire for Senator M A Hanna to speak this fall as Republican leaders expect. The state committee has not contacted him, but invitations and requests are pouring in for appearances and a possible special train to maximize attendance. A Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt may be nominated by acclamation with a Western vice president, while Beveridge rejects any VP run.
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Report on Arsenal Inventory Sent to Washington
Major Miller chaired a three officer review of arsenal property to determine if it can serve as a battalion post. Captain Scott, who spoke last night, would not reveal the report’s contents. Major Miller and Major Wood planned to depart Indianapolis for Chicago, while Scott would stay on awaiting further departmental orders.
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Department
Medical Board elects Gott secretary after Curryer’s death
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination met at Hotel English and elected Dr. William T. Gott of Crawfordsville as secretary to replace the late Dr W F Curryer. Gott will arrive today. Board members Webster Spur geon and Dinnen attended Curryer’s funeral. July session opens with 60 to 70 license applications on file. Mayor Bookwalter received a letter from Mrs Mattie L Mansfield seeking information about son Carl M Armstrong believed employed in a gunstock factory locally. An affidavit was filed against Clarence Verge for violating a smallpox quarantine. Verge had promised to stay indoors but frequented outside. He sought a job with a man yesterday.
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Atkins
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Meyer
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Irvington
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Crawfordsville
W. F. Curryer
Gott
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North Pine Street
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Verge
Township official predicts higher county taxables this year
Township Assessor Jefferson says the county board of review will raise corporate taxables by about 1,000,000 over last year, with banks and trust companies contributing about 1,200,000 and many large assessments expected.
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County Board of Review
Naval Cadet Named Eldred Armstrong Appointed
Senator Beveridge used a new law granting each senator one appointment to the Annapolis Naval Academy to name Eldred Armstrong son of Capt W H Armstrong of this city. Beveridge will complete his alternates and announce them soon. In a separate matter Third ward residents filed a remonstrance with County Commissioners against granting W E Hauser a liquor license at Fifteenth and Illinois streets signed by about 1 700 voters.
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Beveridge
Eldred Armstrong
W. H. Armstrong
Third Ward
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Fifteenth
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Sheriff Seeks Return Of Suspect From Fort Wayne
Sheriff G W Lehman of Macon county Illinois applied at the Statehouse for a requisition to return John Stoker from Fort Wayne where he is jailed on theft charges from a Decatur boarding house. The requisition was issued.
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Macon County
Illinois
Statehouse
John Stoker
Decatur
Stoker
Fort Wayne
Seaton's Hat Store Offers Wide Rail Excursions
Extensive special round trip fares listed for various states and cities including Colorado Utah South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and western destinations. Tours include San Francisco Portland Des Moines and Atlantic City with departures from Indianapolis. contact W. W. Richardson or A. H. Sellars for tickets and details. Also Union Detective Bar advertises private investigators.
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Exclusive shirtwaist set with matching pins and belt pin
A matching four piece set including a shirtwaist set and three pins plus a belt pin is offered. The complete set sells for four to six dollars and fifty cents. The patterns are described as exclusive beautiful and popular.
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