Two Licenses For A Saloon
Judge Henry Clay Allen settled a controversy by ruling Patrick Sheehy and Mike O'Brien each may hold a saloon license for the same saloon at Alabama and Waxhire. Mike O'Brien obtained the first license but sublet to Sheehy who sought a second license. Col E Ritter argued against dual licenses but county commissioners ruled for the pair and appeal followed to circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Allen
Patrick Sheehy
Mike O'Brien
Alabama
Wbaxhire
Wax
Pat Sheehy
Col. E. Ritter
Temperance Intereats
Elrenit Court
Simon J s held in drug store robbery case
The article details the Delaware and Ohio drug store burglary by a gang, with Barney Simon 16, charged in police court Friday, and witnesses Pete Skilimas Charles Dirk and Emanuel Craig testifying that Simon received stolen cigars silver spoons playing cards and perfume. Abe Roberts remained, case continued as police doubt his involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rowe
Delaware
Ohio
Ais
Barney Simon
Harry Ferk
Pete Skilimas
Charles Dirk
Emanuel Craig
Simon
Binion
Grand
Abe Roberts
Ferk
Held up in own doorway contractor robbed of purse
R La Moore a contractor at Wt Wy Thirtieth st was held up Thursday night in his home yard and robbed of his purse containing money. He had gone to feed horses when attacked by two men who restrained him as one searched his pockets. Police were notified Friday.
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R. la Moore
Moor
Dar
Twonegror
Monre
Munfart and Murongy Bound Over To Grand Jury
Edward Munfart and Hermani Murongy were bound over to the grand jury in Poles court for a preliminary hearing regarding an incident with Walter Roese about three weeks prior. Walter Horyly, arrested with them, was discharged. Beese faced discharge actions after a disputed exit trip, with testimony alleging assault and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Munfart
Hermani Murongy
Poles Court
Walter Roese
Walter
Horyly
Tueso
Hogan Transfer Company
Munfert
Maranes
Beese
New Interurban Coach By Wagenhals Promises Cost Savings
Special from Ripley reports W G Wagenhals of the Ohio River and Columbus Railway has invented a passenger coach for interurban roads. A model, weighing 50 pounds, ran Ripley to Georgetown on the U P & C 12 miles at under three bushels of coal and 2 mph over a five mile grade. A larger coach will be shipped to George J Kobush of St Louis for production.
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ST Ripley
W. G. Wagenhals
Ohio River & Columbus Railway
L&e
Tholley Wirke US
Stump
Wren
Russ
Hy Haw
Ripley
Georgetown
George J. Kobush
St. Louis
Waagenhas A
Union Pacific
Reading
Bt. ‘Louis
Ble Éay
Slump in aogsiwheat at slaz post up gang indianapolis
April 1 reports show hog receipts around 4,000 at Indianapolis with about 1,000 cattle and 100 sheep. Hog prices fell 10 cents over two days with most sales between 5.50 and 5.60, while cattle slid 15 to 19 cents and sheep held steady.
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Slaz
Indianapolis
East Buffalo
Ught
Hota
Boul Export Konm
Chalee Jamis
Chicago
Canloa Heceipts
Brime Beever
Hogan
Meat Products Price List From Grain Market
A dense OCR fragment lists various cured meats and pork products with prices and batch terms. Entries include sugar cured hams, bacon, lard, fresh pork cuts, sausages, and veal jars, with unit prices and package details across multiple suppliers and brands. Names and locales appear intermittently, reflecting a wartime or early 20th century wholesale catalog page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cingan & Co
Ta Lée
California
Indiana
Victiiria
World War Updates From Front Lines In Asia And Europe
Telegraph notes report Japs advancing in Manchuria and Russians defeated at Erholu on April 1. Russian fleet tied off Chaos islands near Mindoro. Fire devastates many buildings in Ap r ingvale Maine. President Roosevelt to visit Pueblo Colorado at 845 p m Friday. Court martial of General Stoesee began in St Petersburg amid death sentence rumors with no truth.
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Manchuria
Maranchig
Erholu
Berlin
Mindoro
Philippine Islands
Apringvale
Loos
Pueblo
Col
Roosevelt
ST. Petersburg
Stoesee
Charity Play Shines at English Opera House
Flower Mission Society presents Little Goody Two-Shoes with about 15 Indianapolis children. First-time performers impressed audiences with singing and dancing, especially Marguerite Lilly as Dreaming and Kuthering Smitey as Queen Nautilus. Scott Reynolds as Mr. McGinty received praise. Gladys Winings and Master Shepard stood out in roles Dottle Dinnle and Adolphus. Production praised for staging and woodland act scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Kuthering Smitey
Nautiius
Scott Reynolds
Mr. McGinty
Gladys Winings
Master Shepard
Dottle Dinnle
Adolphus
Fruit and vegetable price list from Indianapolis market
A fragmented price sheet lists numerous produce items with per unit or per crate prices. Items include potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, celery, onions, carrots, beets, lettuce, cauliflower, cucumbers, mushrooms, citrus, berries, and poultry products with varying quotes and unit measures, reflecting market rates and seller terms. Names, places, and prices appear in small OCR chunks, typical of a late edition market blurb.
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Saks
Steefera
Bueter
Rowalike
Buster
Vauws Lee
Chittren
Saks & Company
Washington and Pennsylvania Sts
Merchants’ Association
Boyd Solid
Jolf Halla
Jos
Circuit Court
Simon JS. Held
L. Moore
Roese
Wal
Wiecrate
Oury
Qats
Hay
New York
Western Steam
NEW York Stock Exchange
Union Pavitic
Colorado Fuel and
Metropolitan Wirec Railway
St. Paul
Aves
Amalgamated Copper
Harriman Steresia
Stan
J. P. Murgt & Co
Northern Securities
Gh. B
Milana Natin
Miller Tees
Hsiers
Sultan
Tarragoni
Coft Abel
Tarragonia
New California
Ib. Fe
Porto Fico
Honduras
Rudgewood
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windenr
Hingewood
Young Hyaon
A. Bradshaw
Ilinois Street
Fruits and Vegetables
Dianapolis, Apr
Howe
Naval
Michigan
Rip
Ibo
Elgin
Eioj Dutterine
Domeatic Swiss
New Swiss
Wisconsin
Domeatic Limburger
Webrick
Ise
W. G. Cash & Co
Cash & Dove Co
Massachusetts Ave
Mass
Ala. St
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