First Session Opens for United States Circuit Court of Appeals
The United States circuit court of appeals opened in the Federal Building with black-gowned judges presiding. Judges Grosscup Baker and Seaman led the ceremony as four attorneys were admitted to practice. The Springfield Coal Mining case began as the first matters, with the court noting the new courtroom superior to others in the circuit and adjournment planned for 2 pm today.
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Federal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Aparme Q. Allen
Crear
United States
Clyentt Rourt
Oye
Myer
Ayer
Peter &. Grosscup
Francis &. Baker
Didge Wiliam H. Seaman
Grosscup
Urban
Stayer
James P. Boyte
Morton S. Hawking
Tidianapalis
James J. Dowling
Springfeld
Central Trust Company of New York
Chicago & Southeastern Railroad Company
Richetta Iy
He Car
Springfeld Coal Mining Company
Minneis Va
Verta Gordon
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Edward M. Holloway
John C. Ames
George Q. Allen
Chicage
Dedication Features By Indiana Bar Association Events
A public reception will be held in the lis library building on the second floor at 8 o clock Wednesday night. The Bar association plans a banquet at the Columbia club Thursday night with 250 invitations issued. Attendees include four judges of the United States Court of Appeals Gov Hanly John W Kern and other notables.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Efror
Laevidi Morton
Lab
Oliver P. Morton
C. H. Kohisuat
Columbia Club
Indiana Bar Association
Lisbrary
Har Association
United States Court of Appeals
Gov. Hanly
John W. Kern
Blow Is Cause Of Death In Peru Fight
Police seek Jerry Votan 2% after a fight in Peru that left Henry Kirtz 36 dead from brain hemorrhage. The collision happened Saturday night following blows to the face, with Kilner dying the next morning from the injuries.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Peru
Ind
Jerry Votan
Henry Kirtz
Kilner
FRAUDS IN FREIGHT CHARGE RACKET REVEALED
Railroads accuse INS packers of overcharges and misrepresentation in shipped goods. Officials state losses exceed 140000 dollars to railways with total damage estimated around 8 million. Reform efforts push for restitution and possible Interstate Commerce Commission investigation amid industry retaliation claims.
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Scrippe-WeRne
Ansochitiv
Cicagt
Railroad Off
Hervier
Alona
Ivaga
Anders Thershippers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Callington
Miller Accepts New College Position Announcement
Special to The Son, Bloomington reports Joby A. Mile has resigned from Swarthmore College and will begin a new job at Fumore next Tall. The move follows his long service at Swarthmore and marks a fresh chapter in his career.
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Miller
Bloomington
Joby A. Mile
Indtena Universes
Swarthmore College
Fumore Next Tall
Man Shoots Woman Near Restaurant in Minneapolis
Fragmentary report from Scripps McNae Trena Association describes a man shooting a woman near a restaurant in Minneapolis. The assailant Harry Spencer escaped. condition of the woman is stated as potentially life threatening.
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Scripps-McNae Trena Association
Minnapolis
Minn Apel
Harry Spencer
Spencer
Wife's Contested Trial in Poker Court Case
John Alsen and Arthur Wright faced trial Tuesday in poker court alongside the husband of the woman involved. The wife had earlier suit for divorce pending and the desertion charge was dismissed. She claimed Allison and her husband coerced her into signing a deed to property. She alleges forced eviction and a $500 claim during possession proceedings. The police court deemed the wife’s civil claim unclear, and Allison and Wright were released.
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John Alsen
Arthur Wright
J. Christ
Ithrist
Franhis
Allison
Weight
Christa
Degiarax
Tn Clyil
Rangon Alllenn
Wright
Died Under the Knife in Fort Wayne Hospital
Special to The Sun from Fort Wayne Indiana reports the death of Frank Bueter of New Haven during surgery for appendicitis at St Josephs hospital Jasinaht. The hospital and city are named as the setting for the fatal operation and its outcome.
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the Sun
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Bueter
New Haven
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jasinaht
Birds Shot Illegally Reported By Arduban Society
Arduban society members informed by thephone that two men shot meadowlarks near the fir grounds. Deputy Martin James arrested Homer Miller and Ernest Veach after seven dead birds were found in their possession. They posted bond for appearance before Justice Bnools at Irvington. Fines about four dollars each. Earle urges enforcement and asks citizens to report violations.
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Arduban Society
Fir Grounds
B & Earle
Derng
Martin James
Homer ©. Miller
Ernest Veach
Htx
Alabama St
Earle
Statehouse
Miners Debate Arbitration Plan at Oil Region Meeting
At a regional gathering, speakers including Toomey and W. Houston of Brazil voiced opposition to compulsory arbitration between miners and operators. The discussion centered on whether arbitration terms should be set by both sides and whether the miners have a right to arbitration with operators now shut out. The meeting favored discussing a settlement involving all parties and possible future action by the executive committee.
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Bence
Toomey
Nde
W. Houston
Brazil
Ruswert
Report of Operators in New York Arbitration Talk
The Scrippr McRae Meas Association of New York reports the anthracite coal operators meeting to draft a formal reply to John Mitchell s latest arbitration proposition. The reply will refuse Mitchells terms and argue why operators urge their partnership plan, with reasons and choices stated for clarity, not to be public until later in the week.
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Scrippr-McRae Meas Association
New York
John Mitchell
Atest
Dowie Plans March on Zion as Week Ends
Prophet John Dowie rejects Voliva settlement terms and clings to ecclesiastical and temporal pre eminence. Lawyers draft a tentative compromise, but key figures balk. Dowie threatens to march on Zion City before week’s end, as aides await his departure from his suite.
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Scrippe-Meftee Press Association
Chicago
Apr
J. A. Dowie
Voliva
Zion City
H Wak
Zions
Dowie
Doyle
Werth
Ellow
Morte
Linwin
Zion
Bla Hatet
Louisiana Saved After Sinking Off Newburg Rescue
The Louisiana, which sank near Newburg Indiana, was raised and towed to Evansville yesterday. A first class crew, facing a perilous salvage, brought the vessel to port where it will be moved to Pittsburgh, Kentucky, for repair. The rescue followed steady operations by local mariners using steel hull strength and careful rigging. Harmon & Hall advertise steel and cast furnaces for homes at 127 West Washington Avenue.
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Evansville
Louisiana
Newburg
Paaveah
Uns Marine
Atewka
Bregemetz Bees
Tim
Harmon & Hall
W. Washington At
Mystery death on Big Four tracks at Gerch Grove
Section men found a mangled unknown man on the Big Four tracks at Beech Grove on a Tuesday morning. The body was severed, clothing offered no identification, and the victim appeared to be a mechanic in overalls. Efforts to identify him continued as he was taken to the city mortuary for examination.
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Beech Grove
Dead Man
Gerch Grove
Poreman C. A. Stewart
Oliver Mayhan
John Roach
Father Brice
Wanamaker
Indy
Motaue
Anre Benim
Beating a Horse Leads to Police Court Fine
Lon Robbins, a 2 driver employed by a contractor, was fined $10 in police court for cruelly beating a horse. Witnesses testified the horse balked at Capitul Ave and that Robbins struck the animal on the head with a club after the horse refused to move. A short whip was shown in court, Robins claiming it was used to hit the animal.
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Lon Robbins
Contractor
Ho Witnes
Robbins
Fear for household peace sparks filing against Fleck
Jacob F Fleck is accused by his wife and son-in-law Ormonde C Paylas of destroying fruit trees and cutting telephone wires to their home at 124 Sturm Ave. They fear personal violence and have filed an affidavit for Fleck to appear before Acting Justice Berne A Cohen to answer the charges.
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Jacob F Fleck
Fleck
Sturm-are
Ormonde C. Paylas
Justice of the Peace
Berne
Bank dynamited in Utah city bank raid
Poised as a dramatic spring heist, intruders dynamited the Davie county bank in Hountiful 15 miles north of Salt Lake City. The blast wrecked the building and shook the vault doors of the Commercial bank in the same structure. The Wirglars camped nearby but did not take any loot.
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prijope-Weltue Preas Aasoch
Salt Lake City
Cian
Davie County Bank
Hountiful
Here
Commercial Bank
Salt Lake
Roosevelt Likely to Seek Presidency If 1912 Run
Washington April 7 Roosevelt probably remains a candidate to succeed his successor in 1912. Friends believe he plans to retire at the end of his current term, fearing enemies would defeat him if he ran again. The president has told allies he expects opposition and would face a hostile tide if he pursued another bid.
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Sertoye-McNae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Twa
Ecome
Republican Party
Roosevelt urges District of Columbia insurance law
President Roosevelt messages Congress urging passage of a District of Columbia insurance bill. He backs recommendations from the Insurance Commissioners' Convention in Chicago last February and stresses preventing scandals in the industry.
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Scrippe-McRae Prean Association
Washington
Broosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Insaranes Commissioners’ Convention
Chico
Ag Iu winGur
Smith Case Opens With Grave Charges and Defense
Smith case enters criminal court as defendant realizes seriousness of charges for allegedly illegal house operations. Prosecution led by Charles P. Berrict with juvenile court involvement. defense by Henry Spain Michael Ryan and John Huckelshaus. Jury selection began Tuesday as first witness Gilbert testified about meetings and hotel visits with defendants.
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Charles P. Berrtict
Smith
Hira
Henry Spain
Michael Ryan
John Huckelshaus
Gilbert
Flis
President for Senator in 1918 Race Analysis
The piece analyzes the 1918 Senate succession, arguing the president could be sworn in as senator on the day he leaves the White House if Platt retires March 4, 1918. It suggests enemies may become allies and notes the president’s vigor and readiness for future duties. The discussion centers on New York politics, the Republican stance, and potential timing of candidacy.
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New York
Senate
Matt
Depew
Platt
Timber
White House
Lawyer Killed by Automobile In Millville Crash
Kevippe McHae Prene Anscription reports a fatal automobile accident one mile above Millville at dawn. Robert J. Wright a Philadelphia attorney prominent in legal circles died at a local undertaker's establishment. Injured: Frank H. Mullen and J. Meagher of Philadelphia both with serious injuries. Roy Pancoast of Vineland suffered a broken arm and the chauffeur sustained injuries. Sadie Murphine of Millville injured back. Wright Mullen and Meagher were in Cape May yesterday touring real estate deals.
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Kevippe-McHae
Millville
Rnbert J. Wright
Philadelphia
Frank H. Mullen
Jeg
J. Meagoer
Roy Pancoast
Vineland
Ise
Sadie Murphine
Mulville
Wright
Mullen Ann Meagner
Cape May
May 7 Show Day Ringling Brothers Circus Comes to Indianapolis
The Ringling brothers greatest show in the world arrives in Indianapolis May 7 with a vast entourage. The tent houses 14 000 people and the menagerie features three shaf fer rhino and the world’s largest elephant herd. More than 2500 costumes and a ballet of 80 beauties enhance the spectacle in a lavish Field of the Cloth of Gold presentation.
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Ringling Brothers
Indianapls
Cara
Splenaia
Hefors
Shaffer
Burpe
America
Euraordinery
Gola
Arled
Gorky Worries Over Mail In New York Club Visit
Russians in New York report M Moronoff gave 1000000 for the revolutionary cause and Gorky denying any contact with individuals. He stays at a club and refuses to speak to anyone while his party worries about mail being tampered by secret agents after exposure of his domestic affairs.
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New York
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Mexing Gorky
St. Petersburg
M. Moronoff
Rator King
Mme. Andeevn
Gorky
Attorney Lewis to Retract Ruling After Court Contempt
Special to The Sum Chicago April 17 Corporation Counsel J Hamilton Lewis sentenced by Federal Judge Humphrey to two months in jail unless he retracts an act of contempt at court. He decided that night to retract. Col Lewis will withdraw foreclosure proceedings brought against Alton Waterworks in contravention of the injunction within five days. Lewis, chief legal counsel of Chicago, says he can set an example by contesting the judgment.
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Chicago
J. Hamilton Lewis
Rumphray
Col. Lewis
Alton Waterworks Company
Spudge Humphrey
Dynamite casing attempt at French Lick resort shocks guests
At French Lick Indiana, a dynamite blast damaged the Casino on the hotel grounds early morning, breaking windows and tearing a hole in the front. Guests fled in fear as debris wrecked the second floor and a night watchman escaped unharmed. Management suspects a disgruntled bowling alley worker and initial rumors connect the blast to an alleged plan to blow the casino. Authorities found telephone lines cut amid the chaos.
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Ind
French Lick
Ventire
Congressman on Trial in Greensboro Indictment
Congressman Spencer Mackburn of North Carolina faces trial in Greensboro charged with accepting fees for department practice while serving in Congress. U S District Attorney Lewis will prosecute. key witnesses include John Crouch and checks from Piedmont Savings Bank. Defense argues privileged communications may bar testimony. government seeks admission. Newspaper ad for Monnettr Randoit's diamond dealer at 28 Monument Place also appears.
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McRae Preau Association
Norfolk
Spencer Mackburn
North Carolina
Washington
Congress
Greensboro
N. C
United States
Lewis
Virgini
Yate
Blackburn
Piedmont Savings Bank
Winston-Salem
Isckburn
Crouch
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