Two Opinions Filed by Judges on Illegal Pool Test Volume of Business
Two judges file separate opinions holding that the tribunal’s volume of business is not a test of what constitutes an illegal pool. The ruling clarifies interpretation of gambling statutes and the circumstances under which a pool arrangement becomes unlawful.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Steel Corporation
New Trade Commission
Taft
George W. Wickerjsham
Erie Canal
Lake Superior
New York Harbor
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cambria Steel Company
United States Steel
James R. Garfield
Secretary of Commerce
Buffington
Woolley
Hunt
United States Court
New York City
Supreme Court
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Supreme Court of the United States
Zeppelin raid sparks London anti German riots in Shoreditch
London reports indicate about 90 bombs dropped by German flyers. Four people killed and others injured as mobs attacked suspected Germans in Shoreditch and Pimlico. Special constabulary deployed. Rioting also tied to prior shelling events and fires from incendiaries. Berlin blames London bombardment for reprisal.
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London
Shoreditch
Pimlico Walk
Pearson Street
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
Ostend
Death by Electric Chair Ends Buonemsegno Case
Albany report says Vincenzo Buonemsegno faced execution after being convicted of murdering his wife in a 1914 jealousy killing. He went calmly to the chair after priestly ministrations, uttering farewell to a man who caused the crime.
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Albany
N. Y
Vincenzo Buonem Segno
Buonemsegno
Mola
Philadelphia
C. H. Vancerboeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eastern Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Richmond
Birmingham
Ala
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
The
United Confederate Veterans
Milan
Isabel Wade
Chicago
Przemysl Surrender Gives Austrians Key Galician Victor
Vienna reports Przemysl again in Austrian hands confirming the first phase of the Galician campaign. Russians had stripped the fortress anticipating loss while Austro German forces pressed with heavy guns, forcing uniform casualties and the capture of 120 000 Russians amid a major siege. Lemberg evacuation followed as German guns and fortifications shifted eastward.
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Vienna
Przemysl
Cracow
Galicia
Lemberg
Kusmanek
Liege
Namur
Lamberg
Przemys
Austrian Empire
Tremendous game against Russians reported from Berlin
Berlin reports on Tuesday describe major eastern front actions. Storming forts west of Przemysl yields 1,400 prisoners and heavy artillery. Radom evacuation, Stry capture south of Lemberg, and 24,700 prisoners north of the Niemen in May are listed alongside total eastern front losses of 10,582.
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Berlin
Przemysl
Radom
Poland
Stry
Lemberg
Niemen
Dunkowiczki
De Palma Wins Fifth International Sweepstakes 500 Mile Race
Ralph De Palma in a Mercedes claims a spectacular victory at Indianapolis in the fifth annual International Sweepstakes 500, clocking 5 33 55.50 for an 89.84 mph average. Dario Resta finishes closely, with Gil Anderson third and Earl Cooper fourth in Stutz cars as a strong American field competes.
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de Palma
Resta
Anderson
Cooperverence
O'Donnell
Burman
Wilcox
Alley
Mughes
van Raalte
Rene Thomas
Delage
DePalma
Dario Resta
America
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Zeppelins Sighted Near London Kent Coast
London officials say Zeppelins were seen near Ramsgate and Brentwood with reports of fires, though not all fires are clearly linked to airship visits. The press bureau warns newspapers to refrain from publishing location details or flight paths and cites an admiralty notice for permissible information.
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London
Official Presse Bureau
Ramsgate
Kentish
Brentwood
Admiralty
Colorado militia urged to ready units for possible war
Washington ordered Colorado militia officers to bring their companies to the required standard and prepare equipment. In war, 3,300 men may be raised and deployed. Army officers are warned they will be court martialed for discussing the war situation outside military service. General Chase said steps will be taken to fulfill orders and acquire gear immediately.
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Denver
Cole
Colorado
Washington
United States Army
Chase
Banner Captured Flag Returned to Tenessee Regiment
Confederate Decoration Day ceremonies in Murfreesboro Tennessee saw the battle flag of the Seventeenth Tennessee Infantry returned by Illinois representatives. The flag, captured at Fort Donelson, had been stored in Springfield Illinois and was received by L W Armstrong and David B Brown of Peoria on behalf of the regiment’s survivors. Piper Prices Jump Ten Dollars Per Ton in Pittsburgh.
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Nashville
Tenn
Murfreeboro
Highteenth Tennessee Infantry
Iinois
Fort Donelson
Springfield
L. W. Armstrong
David 8. Brown
Peoria
Ill
Pittsburgh
Indiana G A R encampment endorses Wilson policy at Marion
State G A R encampment delegates in Marion vote unanimously to back President Wilson's foreign policy and call on the interstate commerce commission for uniform rates. The session featured a grand parade with Gov. Ralston, Gen. Sherwood, Col. Crampton and many posts, bands, and veterans in attendance amid chilly weather.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Marion
Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewis King
Franklin
N. A. Chamberlain
C. W. Burkett
Warsaw
John H. Case
John J. Ogle
Fort Wayne
Woman's Relief Corps
Mra
Kate Scott
Richmond
Mattie Dempsey Thomas
C. Willis
Waterloo
Barry
Bloomington
Mabel Teague
Ralston
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Indiana
George W. Steele
Washington Street
Daniel F. Mustard
Anderson
J. R. Fesler
George W. Gunder
John D. Green
Marion National Military Home
Col. Asbury Steele
Jasper Packard
State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Third Regiment
Peru
Garrett's Boys
Muncie
John A. Logan
J. R. Fealer
Grand Army
Flora Millspaugh
Edna Paula
Elizabeth Howard
Mind
James O. Batchelor
Knightatown
Tipperary
Local society notes from Napoleon area
Mrs. Dr. Cox and children visit sister Mrs. A H Spafford in Greensburg and attend Epworth League convention. Rev Dave Wise and wife visit Mrs Henrietta Eaton and daughter Lydia. George Price and family of New Point and Elmer Borgstedt visit John Meyers. Knights of Pythias honor fallen knights at Lutheran cemetery. George Hoyer and Barbara Batesville visit John Sammons. Children's Day observed at Baptist church next Sunday evening.
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Dr. Cox
A. H. Spafford
Greensburg
Dave Wise
Henrietta Eaton
Lydia
George Price
New Point
Elmer Borgstedt
John Meyers
Knights of Pythias
George Hoyer
Barbara
Batesville
John Sammons
The
Baptist Church
Fred Wonning
Wm. Karl
Eva
John Karl
Cincinnati
Fred Meyer
Finks Church
Edward
Margaret Menchhofer
Newpoint
Ballstown Dance and Social Roundup at St Clair's
A busy weekend feature list includes a June 19 dance at St Clair's with Mr Mack and family visiting from Richmond to see Philip Weber and family. Geo Wamsgana's dance drew a large crowd Saturday night. Local visits span Napoleon to Versailles, Finks Church to Newpoint, and Cincinnati visitors to the Meyers. A threshing club meeting at Hayti elected Claud Dorrel president for the coming year. The Meyer and Gunter families receive several Sunday calls and visits.
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Hayti School House
Claud Dorrel
Saturday Night Dance Draws Crowds In Small Town
The Saturday night dance at Herman Siebert's was well attended. Several locals, including Henry Peetz and wife from near Napoleon, visited Batesville on Sunday. James and wife and Bert James and wife enjoyed a joy ride Sunday afternoon. Many neighbors attended infant Geo Schwier’s funeral near Versailles. Hazel and Calvin Hayes spent Sunday with Henry Bobner and family. Mrs. Clarence Hazen returned home near New Pennington after a week here and at Batenville. Walter Norwold and Virgil Wilson of Ballstown visited Zerl Dorre. Geo Huneke and siblings joined Harry Huneke and wife near Laughery Bridge for Sunday afternoon activities.
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Henry Peetz
Near
Napoleon
Sherman Hutson
Batesville
Geo. Schwier
Versailles
Clarence Hazen
New Pennington
Batenville
Walter Norwold
Virgil Wilson
Ballstown
Zerl Dorre
Herman Dieckman
John Shaw
Henry Dieckman
Greensburg
Miller
Ahring
John Wissman
Family and visitors noted in local society column
Otto Maynard and family of New York visit his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Maynard. Willis Wolfe funeral attended by D Thomas and family Chas Foley Will Meyer Hazel Clark Albert Gilbert Ed Meyer Reed Dowden and Chas Marlin of Indianapolis at the Christian church. Ona Engle visiting her parents Mrs A Gringle and Agnes Batesville residents visit friends. Paul Huber returned from Indianapolis after a week with relatives. Henry Green and family and Mrs Mary Gilbert of Indianapolis spent Sunday with John Marlin and family.
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Otto Maynard
New York
Mrs
Geo. Maynard
D. Thomas and Family
Chas. Foley
Will Meyer
Hazel Clark
Albert Gilbert
Ed. Meyer
Reed Dowden
Chas. Marlin
Indianapolis
Willis Wolfe
Christan Church
Paul Huber
Henry Green
Mary Gilbert
John Marlin
Children’s Day program planned by local Sunday schools
The Newpoint M. E. Sunday school and the local Sunday school announce a children’s day program to be held next Sunday night. Olin Gommel and family visited Frank Hart’s over the weekend. Willis Wolfe’s funeral drew many from here to Newpoint. Claude Palmer spent Sunday with relatives. Effa McKee of Newpoint visited A. Hickman last Tuesday. Ed Owens of Greensburg tuned pianos here last Thursday. Graduates from Salt Creek township schools at New Point Wednesday included Mayme Palmer Lillie Korte Athema Williams Pierce Alexander and Alma Korte from District No. 5. Edna Collicott of Greensburg visited relatives here last week. John Palmer of Lafayette is home for summer. Mrs Steve Van Kirk of Greensburg visited relatives here late last week.
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Salt Creek Township
Newpoint
Mayme Palmer
Lillie Korte
Athema Williams
Pierce Alexander
Alma Korte
Pleasant Park Sunday Visits Across Towns
Miss Lizzie Cloaterman and Elmer spent Sunday in Greensburg visiting friends. Walter Wishmeyer and Franci Nye from Indianapolis rode out on their motorcycles to visit John Gunter and family. Gilbert Klostermeyer and his sister from Cross Roads and Misses Sophia Knollenberg and Freda Busberg from Clarksburg spent Sunday afternoon with Sophia Ahring.
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Lizzie Cloaterman
Elmer
Greensburg
Walter Wishmeyer
Franci Nye
Indianapolis
John Gunter
Family
Gilbert Klostermeyer
Cross Roads
Sophia Knollenberg
Freda Busberg
Clarksburg
Sophia Ahring
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Col. H. P. Rope
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William H. Taft
Bryn Mawr College
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Tennessee
Chicago & Alton
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Here
Franklin Man
Grand Parade
Western Columbia Cabinet Company
Arthur
L. Stout
Meborney
EB. W. Stout
First Presbyterian Church of
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J. J. Wilson
G. F. Brown
H. B. Stoner
Kelley Business School
South Bend
Burt Kelley
W. R. Goble
B. Kelley
Richmond Country Club
T. C. McReynolds
Dale Crittenberger
Auditor of State
E. R. Stotzenberg
Bert Winter
Lebanon
A. V. Conradt
Great Western Pottery
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Thomas C., Jr
McReynolds
Indiana Railways and Light Company
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State Food and Drug Commissioner
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John J. Walsh
Indiana Industrial Commission
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Michael Scollard
Brazil
William Fitzpatrick
State Inspection Bureau
John Gallivan
Aaid
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Lewis
Homer
Philadelphia Ledger
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Fred Timke Place
Charley Abplanalp
Fred Arkenberg
Edgar Arnold
J. H. Sammons
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
St. Clair’s
Mack
Philip Weber and
Geo. Wamsgana
Mr.s
Mrs. Compart
John Norwold and
Henry Schwier
George
Verssailles
Clarence Firthner
Millhousen
Geo. Wannegans
Dick$Bultman
Henry Meyer
Pleasant Park
Rev.Flantz
Cross Road
Pittsburg
Ervin Wenning
Wm. Menchhofer and
Game Center
Herman Siebert
James
Bert James
Sjoy
Albert Bultman, Jr
Geo. Wehr
West End
Casey Lauber
Hazeon
Hazel
Calvin
Henry Bobner
Geo. Huneke
Harry Huneke
Laughery Bridge
Ohio State University
Cort Rammer
Rossburg
J. C. Earle
Frank Marlin
Maud King
Sunman
Mrs. McWilliams
Harry Carter
Opal
Florine
Minnie Harding
Josephine Harding
Will Finchem
Hannibal, Mo
James Maple
Miss Ona Engle
Mrs. A. Gringle
Agnes
Newpoint M. E
Olin Gommel
Frank Hart's
Claude Palmer
Effa McKee
A. Hickman
Ed. Owens
Ernest Norwold
Allen Hart
Arthur Davis
Ward Williams
Logan Alexander
Mos. Bohmer
Henry Miller
Edna Collicott
John Palmer
Steve van Kirk
Grandma Miller
Mrs. Ahring
Fred Gortemiller
Wm. Dieckman
Fred Dieckman and
Chas. Dieckman
Sloan
Hastings
Cabinet Company
Harry Schwier
Osgood
Tony Moody
Henry Ellinghaus
Hinsdale, Mont
Joe Decker
John Davis
Beatrice Decker
Bert
James Foley
Walter Robinson
Misa Alice Beckman
Walter Beer
Mrs. Hyatt
Clyde
Ruth McCarty
Newton Hyatt
G. Burroughe
Miss Faun
A. J. Benham
Dr. King
OMA
Brsulig
Ford Service
Arthur Carter
E. F. Gibson
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