Two held over to grand jury in blackmail case
Mr and Mrs Julius Herman faced a preliminary hearing in Police Court on robbery and blackmail charges. They were acquitted of robbery but held on blackmail, bonds set at 2500 each, and sent back to jail for grand jury action after testimonies by Detectives Colbert Houser Dr Stembel and Mrs Herman detailing visits and alleged payments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Herman
Colbert and
Houser
Stembel
Dr. Roberts
Herman
Stenbel
Dr. Stembel
Beveridge Plans Home Site in City for Summer Work
Senator Beveridge has told friends he intends to keep a city residence or will build a home here if no suitable house is found. He wishes a pleasant place to study and write during the summer recess while his literary work is extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
E . Pleasant
Ite
Ambulance Rushes to Kingan's for Injured Worker
City Dispensary ambulance was summoned to Kingan's packing house to treat Michael Ryan who fell while moving a boxer's crate. He struck his head on the truck, lost teeth, and suffered a gash. Dr Schanck treated him before he was sent home to 1 River avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan
Michael Ryan
Ryan
Dr. Schanck
Dedication of Monument Guides Classroom Lesson
Superintendent Calvin N. Kendall issued a circular to principals and teachers urging a Wednesday 14 discussion of Indiana's Silent Victors monument. Topics include purpose, inscriptions, designers, material sources, and the three bronze astragals. The plan aims to foster understanding, appreciation, and a standard of height for students. The piece also lists Grand Army of the Republic staff duties for the dedication and honoring veterans from several units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin N. Kendall
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors' Monument
Indiana
Bruno Schmitz
Berlin
Germany
Solter
Victory
Artillery
Morton
Whitcomb
William Henry Harrison
George Rogers Clark
Dedication Parade Details for Indianapolis Monument Ceremony
General James R. Carnahan announced the dedication parade for the soldiers and sailors monument in Indianapolis. Survivors from Indiana regiments will assemble by regiment on Capitol Avenue, march east to Meridian, circle Monument Circle, then mass on the north side for the commander in chief’s address after vesper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Carnahan
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Indiana
United States
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Statehouse
All
New Jersey Street
New York Street
Meridian Street
Meridian
Monument
Monument Circle
Senate Avenue
W. T. Dubin
Indiana National Guard
William J. McKee
Gignilliat
National Guard
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Post Grand Army of the Republic
Black Hawk Naval Veterans’ Association
Mahan
Persimmon Brigade
Boys
First Christian Church
Father
West Market Street
West Market
Illinois Street
Illinois
Grand Army
Boys’ Brigade
Market Street
Capitol
Senate Avenues
Pension Payments Reach Indiana Soldiers This Week
Indiana receives $2.5 million in quarterly pension disbursements through the Indianapolis Pension Office. Total annual pension outlay is about $10 million with Kansas and Ohio ahead nationally. most funds stay in Indiana though some go to former residents or widows in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Pension Office
Indianapolis
Indiana
A. O. Marsh
Topeka
Kan
Columbus
Kansas
Union
Shrewd Pickpockets Arrested After Walter L Main Circuis Tangle
Eight men charged as expert pickpockets were arrested by Chief Bradley and Detective Ward in Youngstown Ohio. Identified as Jack Taylor Dayton Abe Winitsky James Martin John King Kid Loftus Dan McPeake Daniel Kane and John Bierney, they pleaded guilty and were fined with workhouse terms. Police suspect aliases and link to the McPeake brothers with one man possibly David McPeake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Bradley
Ward
Pennsylvania
Jack Taylor
Dayton
James Martin
Abe Winitsky
John King
Cleveland
Kid” Loftus
Dan McPeake
Indianapolis
Daniel Kane
John Bierney
Walter L. Main
Dispatch
Gerber
Daniel McPeake
David McPeake
Abe McPeake
Dave McPeake
Loftus
MccPeakes
Indianapolis Southern seeks county subsidy for new line
President D. M. Parry and Director W. E. Stevenson return from Monroe county as Indianapolis Southern Railroad requests a 100000 subsidy to build the Switz City line. Parry calls the incorporation articles bluff but vows a first-class road and confidence in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Parry
Switz City
W. E. Stevenson
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Monroe County
Indianapolis Southern
Parry
Stevenson
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Halftone Engraving Free Edition
On Thursday May 15 the Journal will deliver gratis with each paper a 9 by 12 inch halftone engraving of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument printed on heavy coated paper from the best photograph after its completion. Extra copies available via agents or newsdealers. Indianapolis readers must obtain them at newsstands or the Journal counting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Indianapolis
Crowd Eyes Lynch Law After Brutal Beating in Bloomington
A violent incident ends with Paul Tyrrell of 1 Bloomington street subdued by police as a 300 strong crowd jeers for lynching. Tyrrell battered his wife after drunkenly demolishing furniture, leaving Mrs Tyrrell unconscious and badly injured. Police chase and restrain him as bystanders threaten with rope and worse. Widespread anger and calls for vigilante justice erupt amid the rescue and subsequent arrest. The report also notes local business and cemetery associations and their officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tyrrell
Bloomington
Tyrrell
Griffin
Hull
Bloomington Street
Washington
Father Will Pay Losses In Forged Check Case
W J Knox father of Mrs Robinson visited his jailed daughter in a charged forged check case. He pledged to compensate all victims. Mrs Robinson warned she would suicide if a warrant was issued for Dr Frank Robinson of Martinsville, said to be the mastermind. Police seek Robinson as Martinsville residents suspect he hides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knox
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Martinsville
Dr. Robinson
Captain Kruger
Wanted a Mess of Fish in Canal Rescue
Patrolman Lewis Montgomery saved Charles Wolf from the canal near West Twelfth Street after Wolf, intoxicated and fish hungry, jumped in for two fish. Wolf clung to his catch, resented leaving the water, and was helped ashore by Montgomery and a local boy. Wolf lives on West North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Montgomery
Charles Wolf
Wolf
West Twelfth Street
Funny Tribe
Montgomery
Twelfth Street
Montgomery Ene
Hoosier Construction raises capital to 100000 dollars
Clarence A. Kenyon, president, filed notices with the secretary of state announcing a capital stock increase from 5.00 to 100.00 dollars for Hoosier Construction Company. The firm, active in city street work and wooden block paving, will have 75000 dollars paid in and 25000 dollars treasury stock. F. H. Kenyon serves as secretary. The American Trousers Company of Indianapolis was incorporated with the secretary of state yesterday for capitalization of 0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Kenyon
Hoosier Construction Company
Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Kenyon
Treasury
F. H. Kenyon
American Trousers Company
Cheerful mood shown by Miss Abromet in county jail
Miss Hortense Abromet appeared cheerful in her jail cell and denied arson, expecting bail after bond reduction to 3000 dollars. She complained about jail food and warned of possible starvation if not freed soon, while friends planned renewed efforts to secure her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Abromet
Miss Abromet
Funeral for Doc Lung Draws Chinese Colony in Customs
The funeral is set for 2 PM at C. E. Kregelo chapel. The body will wear a black Chinese pattern suit with a silk cap, as Chinese mourners view the body and perform rites. Coffin and zinc box prepared. baskets of provisions, including poultry and fruit, placed around the coffin and grave. A Chinese passenger will ride with the hearse driver scattering paper charms to ward off spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Lung
C. E. Kregelo Undertaking
Chin Hee in Court Over Doc Lung Murder Case
In Police Court Chin Hee charged with murder of Doc Lung. case moved to May 22. Hee reacted with laughter at times and cried when fearing loss of his queue, while Dong Gum Hong of Arcadia planned to manage the laundry and perhaps relocate, expressing fear of the bloodstained floor and evil spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong Gum Hong
Arcadia
Doc Lung
Dong
Pennsylvanian Lines Excursion to Greencastle and Terre Haute
Special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station at 7:30 a.m. for Greencastle and Terre Haute with round trips to Madison and return for $1.25. Excursions to Greencastle, Terre Haute and Way Stations list $1.00 round trip to Terre Haute. Returning services from Madison at 6 p.m. and Terre Haute at 7 p.m. with corresponding rates to intermediate points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Interm
Indianapolis Union Station
Janes
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Arrow
Pique
Madras
Fauntless
J. C. Sipe
Citnexes
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Mrs.herman
Grand Jury
MR. Beveridge
Wulschner
Kendall
Marshal Carnahan
James Russell Lowell
Senate
Allen H. Dougall
David N. Foster
R. Wes. McBride
Charles L. Wilson
M.D
W. E. Hayward
Irvin Robbins
H. R. Root
John M. Paver
W. E. Shilling
W. F. Havens
Charles Kahlo
Victor M. Backus
Jacob Bieler
David F. Spees
Albert Izor
David F. Allen
Samuel Ing
Wm. E. Jeffries
Charles Merrifield
Smiley N. Chambers
James T. Layman
Oliver J. Purcell
Geo. C. Webster
Samuel L. Ensminger
W. B. Harris
Marcus L. Brown
Samuel Compton
Lewis B. Wilson
M. M. Justus
David N. Huey
A. R. Seward
Charles W. Brown
Lewis Nelson
William Griffin
Harry Huston
Thomas Sherfey
Harry Nicoll
Dan A. Thompson
H. L. Hutson
R. W. Garstang
James A. Little
A. A. Womack
Robert A. Brown
James R. Kee
Smock
Seventy-fourth Indiana Regiment of Infantry
J. D. Riplogle
H. C. Dodge
J. H. Stevenson
Isaac Horn
A. A. Miller
N. P. Cook
J. D. Myers
J. W. Hossman
J. H. Brown
W. C. Moore
John H. Hossman
Anm
Carnahan
Ohio
Youngs
D. A. Chenoweth
Frank G. Laird
Robert G. Espy
North Webster
Hoostier Construction Company
Miss Hortense Abromet
Chin Hee
Hee
Losh
Jake Kurtz
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
North Alabama Street
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Ilinois Street
Martele Silver
Holland
Charles Mayer & Co
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
East Market Street
Pennsylvania Lines
Cincinnati
Knox Barber Shop
Meridian and
Washington Streets
Kruse & Deventer
East
A. Schipfling
Virginia Avenue
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Coo
West
Washington St
Em Set CO Brass & Bronze
Penn.st
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn St
Gora
WM. H. Block CO
Union Painless Dentists
H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
National Electric Automobiles
the Sunday Journal
E. Washington ST
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Finmetn Se
Mystore
Carl L. Rost
Diamond
North
Bates
J.H. Reed
Marcy
Century
Cluett
Peabody &Co “Makers
Logan County
RM. Mueller
Delaware and
New York Streets
Victor
Harmon & Hall
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Baldwin Block
Vonnegut Hardware Co
West Washington Street
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