Supreme Court combines Moore Liquor Law test cases for final decision
Indianapolis June 13 The Supreme Court held that the medical registration board may revoke licenses after due hearing and that a temporary injunction blocking such revocation was reversed. Dr John Rhodes of Indianapolis faced charges of attempting a criminal operation and claimed conspiracies by the board to obtain evidence. The court found the allegations unfounded and upheld the board’s authority.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Lecanes
Til Tate
Jonesthian Rhodes
Indianapoli
Rhodes
State Board
Offenne
Sherrick Case Involving Former Auditor At Issue
The supreme court set October date for the appeal of David Shereik, former state auditor now serving a nine year sentence in Michigan City for embezzlement. Attorney General Miller moved to dismiss a suit against Daniel Storms, former secretary of state, who resigned before trial making further continuance unnecessary.
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Supreme Court
David
Shereik
Sherrick
Michigan City
Criminal Court of
Marlon County
Charles W. Miller
Daniel Storms
Secretary of State
Storms
Supreme Court to Consolidate Six Moore Law Cases
The supreme court of ndfaba will consolidate six pending cases challenging the Moore liquor law. Originating from circuit courts in various counties, the cases raise similar constitutional questions though on different propositions. Attorney General Charles W. Miller was invited to address consolidation to expedite a unified ruling.
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Supreme Court of
Ndfaba
Vaorione
Charles W. Miller
Supreme court upholds special city election rules
The court rules that 1908 city and town acts retain force for elections and requires a special election for council seats when a vacancy occurs. It states a single vote in a city district triggers a special council election, even if current code hints at vacancies, with continued enforcement of prior regulations.
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Supreme Court
Eliien
Dhe
Pillcera
Countiloa
Thieves Guilty in Fraud Case and Ascot Race Opening
Freedom for a man who pleaded guilty to pilfering goods valued near 1000000 and a six year term for another who stole 5 tents. Henry Hirschman and brothers faced bankruptcy consequences for grand larceny as creditors sought full restitution. In London, royal Ascot opened with King Edward at Windsor, Americans present, and notable results including Mather’s two wins and Pradolla’s victory in the Ascot Stakes amid a festive social scene.
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York
Henry Hirschman
Hirschman Bros
Tifa
Europe
Henry
Josapt
Tral
John Clark
Sing Sing
Clark
Jude
London
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Norway
Duke of Connaught
Royal Ascot
England
Royal Enclosure
Edward
Windsor
Ascot
Refi
Longworth
Royal Box
Housea
Dorchester House
Mather
Lord Rosebery
Abe Coventry
Abductor Kean Sentenced to Twenty Years Hard Labor
Philadelphia reports the abductor Jobl Joaaph Kean of Freddie Muth received twenty years of hard labor in a state penitentiary after swift action by authorities. He was arraigned within hours, a grand jury returned a true bill, and Judge Silzharger imposed the sentence. If behavior is good his term could drop to twelve years and three months. Mrs Kean faced shock and possible family breakup with relocation to New York.
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Philadelphia
Eastern
Wis
Jobl Joaaph Kean
Freddie Muth
Kenny
Silzharger
Liberty
Weather forecast for Midwest and Great Lakes regions
The forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for rain in Indiana and Ohio showers and thunderstorms with cooler conditions by Thursday. Northwest winds shift to the west and northwest along the lakes. Lower Michigan expects rain and cooler temperatures, with breezy shifts to north winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Trinoli
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
BUES BLUFFTON FOR $10,000
Bluffton woman sues city for 10 000 alleging sidewalk fall caused two broken ribs. She says injuries include chest and back pain and general health impairment after stepping on defective pavement near her home. City council previously approved damages of 1500.
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Bluffton
Ind
Mta
Efty Council
New Sha
Bloomingtons new building dedicated at Indiana University
The dedication of the $10 000 student building and annual banquet of the Bluevale association were features of the commencement at Indiana University. The banquet drew many university leaders. Willkun Save Hryan gave a toast. Governor Henry and Governor Folk were expected to attend tomorrow. Notable banquet speakers included Joseph Swan Swa rthmore former Indiana president S R Lyons and W J Durbarraw. Dr Thurston, Indiana Law School instructor, resigned to join George Washington Law School.
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Bloomington
Ind
Uie Aluevil
Indiana
Willkun
Hryan
Henry
Tov Ormer Folk
Misnouri
E. Watana
Tonite
Hang
Ove
Joseph Swan
Swarthmora
Iniana
R. Lyons
R. Lyons, Pastor of the ‘“Bald Memorial Church
Richmond
W. J. Durbarraw
Williamsport
Mike Care Pve Read
Timon
Claws
Dr. Thurston
University of Indiana Law School
Garrge Washington Law School
Washlington
Sunday School Workers Gather at Marion Convention
More than 30 delegates attended the state Sunday school convention opening in Marion. WLC President and secretary from Indianapolis arrived early. Mrs Woodard and Miss Porterfield led devotional services and a superintendent’s review of the primary department followed by outlines for the junior department. Speakers included Prof. Motre and Mrs Barnet from Marion and Rev. Arvack of Dayton.
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Marion
Wid
Dent Wlc
B. W. Halpenny
Indianapolts
D_ i PBMotre
Mra
Barnet
Maron
A. J. Arvack
Dayton
Governor Hanly Visits Michigan City Prison Meetings
Governor Hanly and Jeffersonville reformatory parole board members meet in Michigan City with Wardell Reid to discuss pardons for prisoners transferred from Jeffersonville. The visitation aims to enable the local board to handle transfers as the state seeks a plan for jurisdiction over detainee paroles.
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Michigan City
Iod
Hanly
Jeffersonville Reformatory Parole Bpart
Clty
Wardell Reid
North
Fale
Jeffersonville
Honkie
Vnca
Beveridge Bill Dead Moves in House on Meat Inspection
Washington June 18 with near unanimity the house adopted the substitute amend ment to the agricultural appropriation bill on meat inspection. The opposition to former requirements was trimmed and the amendment refined to fit the president's wishes. An attempt to extend debate failed as Wadsworth objected to extra time. bill then sent to conference with Wadsworth Scott and Lamb as conferees.
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Washington
House
Beveridge
Wadeworth
Wadsworth
Scott
Kas
Lamb
Conferees Near Week-Long Delay On Railroad Rate Bill
WASHINGTON June 19 The railroad rate bill conferees expect no agreement before next week the final week of the session. Three amendments still block progress pipeline commodity and five-day notice for injunction hearings with labor issues adding pressure. Banana shipper concerns arise over transport temperature during refrigeration for shipments to Mathet.
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Warington
Senate
House
Aelda Ordera
Commission
Tabor
Sconferots
Msuy
Congress
Cather
Mathet
Senate panel feud over bank questions to probe Tillman
Washington dispatch notes a split in a Senate committee over Tillman’s resolution to probe national banks and related failures. Minority members oppose the measure, warning of passage dangers while critics point to Walsh failures in Chicago and Ohio bank deposit actions. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Ohio
Fort Wayne council blocks Elizabeth Street sidetrack plan
A deadlock over a Fort Wayne and Wabash traction franchise for a sidetrack on Elizabeth Street ends with the council refusing to ratify an agreement. The decision jeopardizes car shops relocation to Huntington and threatens electrified pumping station power terms, leaving the city facing higher electrical rates and stalled street work, while the traction company contemplates site changes. Separately, Gottlieb Meyer, 50, dies by drinking carbolic acid at 1126 Hartbold Street, with deputy coroner citing long illness and misery as motive. Meyer had two marriages, six children, and connections to local water works and Germany.
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City Corner
Fort Wayne & Wedbush Valley Traction Company
Elizabeth Street
Huntington
Fort Weyne
Board of Works
Misabeth Street
Soy
South Side
Gener
Emmons
Traction Rutupany
Jis Ate Tower
Neath Side
Secon
Fort Wayne
D. Emmons
Manauer
Fort Wayne & Wabash Hey Company
Ates Monk
Thurington
Bis
Str
Eamons
Bttz
Abeth Street
Nowessary
Cbatarles
Gottlieb Johann Meyer
Harthold Street
Esse
Duemiing
George Stader
Merer
Dreler
Fertilizers Grievance Heard by Indiana Railroad Commission
Indiana June 18 hearing on fertilizer freight rates moved to reduce charges. Petitioners Roughs& Songs Cockwiller Kingsbury of Indianapolis and Bushc Packing of Fort Wayne urged lower rates from railroads Southern, B&O South Western, Pennsylvania, and Big Four. Fertilizer shipments priced at about 10 pounds per 4 dollars? The session adjourned until Friday after a partial day of testimony.
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Indianapolis
Cotmralasion Toxtay
Roughs& Songs
Cockwiller & Kingsbury
Bushc Packing Company
Fort Wayne
Wer
Southern
B. & O. South Western
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Sha Commission
Reverend T. F. Goodwin Dead in Indianapolis
The Rev T F Goodwin of Indianapolis is reported dead after a denunciation in a vice scandal. The service will be conducted Friday by John Toll of Greencanie Indiana, with local ministers in attendance.
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Rev. T. 4. Goodwin
Indianapolis
Trdtanapolis
Anadutin
Telit Nana
Moe
Mojo
Hind Eider
Eridunin
DePauw
Ir. John , Tol
Greancanie
Ind
Republican Clubs End Convention in Philadelphia
The National League of Republican Clubs closed its convention in Philadelphia praising leaders from Fremont to Roosevelt. It endorsed the Dingley tariff, supported Roosevelt era policies, praised the gold standard, and opposed legal restraints on trade and concentrated voting power.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
National League of Republican Ibe
John C. Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Moosevelt
Yen
Congress
Roosevelt
Ilegal
Presbyterian Laymen to Organize in Detroit Meeting
Detroit June 1 The Presbyterian Assembly approved forming a Presbyterian Laymen organization. A laymen convention is planned for November in Indianapolis, with eleven charter members to join as the new brotherhood.
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Detroit
Mich
Des Sores
Telich
Young Attorney Lance Ends Life in Fort Wayne Hotel
Ray M. Lance, a young attorney of Wauseon Ohio, reportedly despondent after a protracted spree and financial strain, shot himself in his Wayte hotel room between 10 AM and 4 PM. His body was discovered hours later as investigators noted death likely occurred before discovery. The case prompted inquiries into motive and financial troubles, with no note found.
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Ray M. Lance
Wauseon
JW Books
Ihdl
Powell Publishing Company
Chicago
Wayte
Ksent & Malching
Sulghte
Pythias
Langs
Lance
Fort, Wayne
Wart
Wayne Hotel
Ohio Regiment
Glerk Ora Tonkel
Wayne Ron
Siva
Wayne
Tanee
Tanner
Lauea
Tamee
Furmer
Wincheon
Mans Ries
Stevis
Wayna
fLanea
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Sherrick Case
Delphi
New
Mrs. Longworth
King Edward
Thermontas
Bues
Governor Hanly
Michigan City Prison
Beveridge Bill
Ino
Traction Company
Meyer
Traction
Mittee
Shory Ater
Mr. Meyer
Linerlad
Net Bod
Mikasel
Dr. Kotinol
Phraiciane
Germany
Fort Whyte
Mary Graas
Gotthif
Treaty Merer
Charles Potter
Greay City
Fred Meyer
Paullus
Berthy Meyer
Aster
Walon
Auburn
Presbyterian
Self
Wanseea
Severs
Decedent
W. Barneth
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