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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
Washington reports detail the Supreme Court procedure from oral argument to final decision. The Chief Justice presides at Saturday conference, votes determine the law, and a dissenting view may be filed. A majority decision becomes law until reversed by the same tribunal.
Ohio operators signing the scale report 9 percent of coal mine capacity under the new wage terms. G W Savage notes no expected trouble in remaining isolated mines while the dill season keeps about 45 000 Ohio miners idle. In Pennsylvania Greensburg district organizers press a marching campaign seeking union joining for a broader strike.
The grand jury will close its monthly work this afternoon after reporting to Judge Pritchard. Investigations into charges against Erlipse Coal company management and others ended this morning as the jury visited the county farm while prosecutors prepared indictments for the court.
Elmer Kuhns of Eagle Block was stopped on West Washington street by Patrolmen Cronin and Condell. Shirts identified as stolen from Traugott's store at 317 West Washington street were found in his possession.
The bank invites nondepositors to become savings account holders, stating one million dollars capital fully paid in and five hundred thousand dollars surplus earned, pledged to customers to honor its promise.
Reports from Michigan describe a political storm aimed at Julius Burrows of Kalamazoo as primary voting nears. Congressman Townsend of Jackson leads a progressive challenge, backed by volunteers, while Burrows relies on established interests and a $100,000 campaign fund.
Births list many families with addresses such as 2156 Roosevelt avenue and 802 Dorman street. includes boy and girl births to the Winters Thomas Davis Sepp Solomon Moorehouse Marks Harrison. Deaths cover multiple ages and causes from acute lobar pneumonia to cerebrovascular events at local streets and hospitals. Marriages and building permits noted with partner names and addresses.
New York Democrats consider Governor Marshall’s Indianapolis speech and the Jeffersonian dinner as unifying moves. Observers note Marshall’s lack of faction ties and potential to rival Hudson Marmon at the next national convention, shifting support away from Mayor Gaynor.
Berlin April 14 A dispatch reports cruiser Mnen eher rammed torpedo boat S-722 during maneuvers last night killing two engineers and injuring several others. The torpedo boat sank and was towed to Swinemunde after slipping through enemy lines off Sasnitz on the island of Ruegen in the Baltic.
The tug Ranger arrived at Eureka California with survivors from the North Pacific Steamship Company steamer Santa Clara after it foundered. Every hour on the sinking ship yielded a rescue, totaling multiple persons saved.
Master Horseshoers of Indiana met in Evansville on April 14 to discuss industry tensions with rising car popularity. A proposal urged boycotting hoof care for horses owned by automobile owners, but the plan was not seriously pursued. Vice President Michael O'Rourke participated in the anti automobile discussion.
A brief business listing notes Bliss native herbs located at 255 West Washington Street. The entry provides no further details on products or services.
Robbers blew the vault of the First National bank in Spring City Tennessee early today and escaped with more than 10,000 dollars. Nitroglycerine was used. They shot at assistant cashier S. E. Paul as he ran to the bank. he was unhurt. Mounted guards pursued the robbers.
In Lafayette Indiana the superior court sustained the Eaton company of Indianapolis ruling that local schools must adopt and use the Eaton copy book already approved by the state board of education. The Lafayette school board had refused due to a city employed writing supervisor and will appeal to the supreme court.
Washington report notes Indiana Rep Lincoln Dixon likely to become chairman of the rules committee if Democrats win the next house. Underwood preferred as Ways and Means head. Dixon, as second Democrat on that committee, could ascend if Underwood leaves. Also details Anderson city carrier, Lockwood testimony, Beveridge academy appointments, and postmaster examinations across Indiana.
Crawfordsville Ind April 14 John V Wilson son of the United States ambassador in Mexico and Harry Wilson represent Wabash College in the annual peace association contest to be held here Friday evening Archer of Columbia City was the sole other contestant both are seniors
A New York society woman attributes her hair’s gloss to a dry shampoo used by her hairdresser. The stylist brushes in a powder mix of four ounces therox and four ounces orris root, avoiding water to prevent dullness and color loss.
In Albany New York April 14 the Old Guard blocked a full legislative corruption inquiry. The senate adopted a resolution appointing a joint committee but limited its scope to matters from the Allds trial and Hotchkiss findings unless specifically presented charges are recited. Gov Hughes is left out of the investigation with members named by Pro Tem Cobb and Speaker Wadsworth.
Rioters attacked the Wesleyan Inland mission at Changsha in Hunan province and also set upon the Yamen where refugees sought safety. Many injured, no deaths reported. Two British gunboats were ordered to the Siang Kiang to respond.
Far Robbins, 12, witnessed his brother Lev Erne Robbins, 10, killed near Bradley and Washington streets when a seven passenger car driven by Harry Kyle of 122 W Ohio St struck him after emerging from behind a wagon. Kyle, a worker for American Motor Car, is held on manslaughter charges after testifying he slowed from 18–20 mph to about 12 mph. He could not post 5000 bond.
Gov Marshall named temporary chairman of the Democratic state convention by a state committee sub group with Senator Shevely as permanent chair. The governor will deliver the keynote and press his plan for the party to designate its U S Senate candidate at the meeting.
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