Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict in Sanders Policy Case
Harry Sanders was tried in Police Court on July 3 for engaging in the policy business. The jury retired at 6 o'clock and found Sanders guilty, fining him 10 dollars plus costs totaling 22 dollars. Detective Holtz and Captain Gerber testified amid vigorous objections by defense attorney Frank McCray. Stephen Tewell, a Colored witness, testified about the day’s events and a small white paper play card used to place bets. Sanders is detained to pay the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanders
Holtz and Wallace
Sanders
Frank McCray
Gerber
Collins
McCray
Cass Connoway
Holtz
Stephen Tewell
Laniers
Tewell
Duncan
East Washington Street
Muncie
James W. Feagier
John Dailey
A. J. Smith
Albert Armstrong
Robert M. Dunlop
John Sturm
Charles Reagan
C. E. Downey
E. S. Shellhouse
Frank Lindemann
L. A. Jackson
Hawthorne Musical Club to perform twice at Broad Ripple Park
Broad Ripple Park management signs a contract with the Hawthorne Musical Club of Boston for two appearances in the park pavilion next Sunday. The five-member group offers daily program changes with a wide range of instruments and humorous sketches. Members named include J. W. Holley and Willis L. Ray.
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Broad Ripple Park
Hawthorne Musical Club
Boston
The
Park Pavilion
New York City
Willis L. Ray
J. W. Holley
Clinton F. Messer
L. W. Osgood
W. E. Colby
Postmaster from English promotes Republican press plan
Postmaster J R Pro of Crawford county, owner of two formerly Democratic newspapers, has converted them to Republicanism and predicts strong GOP prospects in Crawford. Democrats quarrel over a senatorial candidate for Crawford, Spencer, and Perry counties. Jerre Suddarth is urged as a joint senatorial nominee. Livengood and Yount plan to defeat Landis in the Ninth district and seek Kirkpatrick as nominee, with no final decision reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pro
English
Crawford County
Republican County Committee
Mr. Pro
Pro
Crawford
Spencer
Perry
Payton
Spencer County
Jerre Suddarth
Suddarth
A. T. Livengood
H. C. Yount
Grand Hotel
Covington
Yount
Democratic Committee
Fountain County
Livengood
Representative Landis
Kirkpatrick
Live
Proscribed Electric Line Story At Columbia Club
State Tax Board member John C. Wingate described a Terre Haute trip with Parks M. Martin during a recent street railway strike. A local man warned of a boycott against all riders, prompting Martin to remark they would face a fierce response if targeted.
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John C. Wingate
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Columbia Club
Parks M. Martin
Vigo County
State Tax Board
Martin
Senator Fairbanks Secures Move to Water Guthrie District
Tension over rural free delays and activity in the matter leads Senator Fairbanks to obtain a promise that Special Agent Ela will visit Guthrie's district after completing work in Jackson County. H. H. Wheeler, Lake County clerk, returned from vacation with his wife and stated no further talk of changing the county seat, now that Hammond has a Superior Court building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Ela
Guthrie
Jackson County
H. H. Wheeler
Lake County
Two Narrow Escapes on Washington Street
A young man and a woman driving a horse and buggy on Washington Street narrowly avoided serious injury after colliding with a Tenth Street streetcar near Meridian. The buggy wheel was struck but occupants remained in place as the horse bolted along Meridian and Washington in a second near miss with two streetcars en route to Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Washington Street
Meridian Street
Maryland Street
Pennsylvania
Virginia Avenue
Shelby
Columbia voting machine report praises security and secrecy
The Indiana voting machine commission delivered its report on the Columbia machine to Columbia Company president James M. Wood. It lauds absolute secrecy and tamper resistance, notes multiple party ballots, and states the device is durable, accurate, and suitable for use in Indiana counties with potential Indianapolis manufacture.
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Indiana Commission On Voting Machines
Columbia
James M. Wood
Columbia Company
Indiana
Indianapolis
Big Real Estate Day Nets 140000 In City Deals
Real estate transfers yesterday totaled 140066.48 with twenty five deeds. John W. Bruce sold forty five lots on Cornell and Ashland to Flora A. Wulschner for 3000 with the Bruce receiving a 260 acre farm valued at 20000. Addison L. Roache sold parcels to W. J. Hale for 71000 including Roache residence on North Pennsylvania near Eleventh for 15000 and lots on New York Street Belt Railroad for 12000 plus fifty five lots in North Indianapolis for 22000. Evans Woollen sold on Talbot near Sixteenth to Harmon H. Friedley for 7700. Ferdinand A. Mueller sold to the Indiana Veterinary College on Fast Market near Davidson for 7000.
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John W. Bruce
Cornell and
Ashland Avenues
Bellefountaine
Twenty-third Streets
John Wocher & Brother
Flora A. Wulschner
Bruce
Wulschner
Addison L. Roache
W. J. Hale
Roche
North Pennsylvania Street
Eleventh
New York Street
Belt Railroad
East Washington Street
Pine Street
Indianapolis
Evans Woollen
Talbott Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Harmon H. Friedley
Ferdinand A. Mueller
Fast Market Street
Davidson
Indiana Veterinary College
Young woman arrested for forging La Follette check in city
Mildred Fields, a 24 year old said to be heiress, was arrested after presenting a $5 check bearing Jesse J. M. La Follette’s name at the Oneida Hotel. Detectives say she forged the signature to raise money for hotel bills and to start a stenography school. She claimed a moral life but faced bond and possible charges. She had ties to Portland Frankfort and Muncie and claimed family wealth.
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Splan and
Haley
Mildred Fields
Frankfort
Jesse J. M. la Follette
United States District Attorney
Splan
J. M. Hall
Oneida
Hall
Mr. la Follette
Merchants’ National Bank
Portland
Weller
Cincinnati
Ilinois
Huntington
Muncie
Kinsey
East Main Street
Go Vote Campaign Advice From New Castle Republican Leader
Charles S. Hernly former chairman of the Republican state committee visited town and urged Republicans to mobilize the vote this fall. He dismissed campaigning arguments, saying the key is turnout to push the party to a statewide majority he estimates between four thousand and four thousand. He emphasized backing the ticket over persuading undecided Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Hernly
New Castle
Republican State Committee
Saupp Eyes Mexican Cane Venture at Denison Hotel
Dr M J C Saupp heads a large sugar cane plantation project in Mexico. He claims 500 acres for cane, plans a thousand dollar sugar mill and a distillery, and expects nine dollars per acre in gold. He says Mexican labor costs are far lower than in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. C. Saupp
Mexico
Denison
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Struck On His Feet In Sudden Scaffold Fall
Charles Baker, a tinner for P Purcell on Massachusetts avenue, had a severe accident while working in Sommers furniture store on East Washington street. A scaffold plank gave way throwing him to the floor. He stood rigid for a minute then fell. His fingers paralyzed and jaw dropped. Taken home to 320 West Ohio street. Dr. Goodwin treated him and he showed some improvement after the doctor left.
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Charles Baker
P. Purcell
Massachusetts Avenue
Sommers
East Washington Street
Baker
West
Ohio Street
Goodwin
Train and trip specials from Indianapolis area listings
Saturday August 2d rail trips include Terre Haute and Return 1.00 Greencastle 0.75 Lake Maxinkuckee 1.00. Sunday July 27th special trains from Indianapolis to Vincennes and Cincinnati with multiple departures. Yellowstone Park vestibuled Pullman from Indianapolis. July 27th Indiana through Pennsylvania Lines to Vincennes and Cincinnati via Chestnut. call JOHN E. TURNER for details. insurance ad included.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Lawrencebu
Nee
Eae
Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Acton Park
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Yellowstone Park
John E. Turner
Northern Pacific By
Jackson Place
Rule About Pardons For Inmates Of Reformatories
Those visiting the Governor for pardons or paroles during Tax Commission sessions will be disappointed as he has no time to listen. Paroles or pardons require a commendable prison record. Before applying, obtain the prison record of the prisoner. if not first class, the inquiry is not worth the Governor’s time.
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Statehouse
Tax Commission
Reformatory
Lake Erie & Western excursion to Sandusky via Monon Route
The Lake Erie and Western Railway advertises an 81.50 round trip from Indianapolis to Sandusky and return leaving Saturday night August 2. Through sleepers from Indianapolis starting Monday August 4. Berths and chairs available via A H Sellars and R P Aigeo C P A. Pennsylvania lines offer Indiana tickets July 4 to August 12 with return by August 12. Special low fares for Children’s Day July 26 from I V division points.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky
Return
Pennsylvania Lines
Indiana
I. V. Division
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Colorado
California
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
J. M. Bronson
A. G. P. A. Indipolis
Backyard Fight Ends with Injuries in Court Dispute
John Winchester and Naldo Coleman clashed after Coleman refused water from a shared well. Winchester struck with a hammer, Coleman answered with a bucket blow, Winchester’s son joined in, all three injured party and assailants jailed. City Hospital treated Winchester. police arrested two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winchester
Naldo Coleman
Chestnut Street
Winchester
Coleman
Morgan
Simon
Combination rail and lake trips offered by Algéo agency
Five dollar put in Bay rate and five dollar Vic C H D and D and C steamers. Tickets valid twelve days from Saturday Aug 2. For details contact agents or address R P Alg eo D P A Viec H D. Personal tours including all expenses. send for booklet. Address R P Alg eo D P A.
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Vic C
D. and C
R. P. Algeo
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L.sayres Indianas
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Inter
J. C. Sipe
Jand
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Broad Ripple
Singer
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
Mer
Bessonies
Living Rosary Society
St. John's Church
Sacred Heart Chapel
Beara
Mer. Bes
Wulschos
Sons of
Charles B. Landis
Columbia Machine
Voting Machine Commission
Cummins
Indorsea
J. J. M. la Follette
Jay County
Ed Fitzpatrick
Supreme and Appellate Court
George W. Cromer
Senator
J. FP. Lawson
Senator Fairbanks
Mrs. Fairbanks
Tiltness
C. B. Landis
W. A. Guthrie
Jefferson
Switzerland
Ripley
National Biscuit Company
Northern Michigan
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Uisville
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Michigan Central
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Delaware River Bridge
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Vandalia Line
PEN
Lake Maxinkuckee
the Lake
Vincennes
Inday
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Delaware Street
Janes
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
E. Georgia St
Ww. W. Dark & Co
New
Oe Ua
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Av
Teche, Tin & & Freiberg
East
Washington St
A. H. Selllars
South Illinois Street
Monon
R. P. Aigeo
Bethany Assembly
Bethany Park, Ind
John Winchester Hart
SOO
Shasta
SOO Pacific Line
Canadian Pacific and
Soo Line
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
A. C. Shaw
Chicago, Ill
China
Edgerton Art Studios
J. H. Reed
Marcy
Vonnegut
East Washington St
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Mlinois Street
Anderson Gypsy
Julius C Walk
the. Hartford 7 Typewriter Sentinel
Pany. Sote Arts
R. M. Mueller
Del
New York Sts
Sunday Journal
GHO, Merritt & Co
No. St. West
Welcor
C. L. Rost
Mien Ant
North
Illinois Street
Claypool Hotel
Pia
Ce Brass &Bronze Castings
S.penn
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