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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
7
Ex Gov W T Durbin of Anderson is quoted predicting Beveridge will carry Indiana by 60 000 to 75 000 while noting a clashing Democratic fight. He calls Beveridge one of Indiana's greatest products and says Hanly left the Democrats in control of the state.
In Ballinger conservation trial Finney assistant to the secretary of interior denounces being the go to stand for Ballinger. Brandeis presses that Ballinger decides final action while Finney admits Glavis took steps toward prosecuting coal claimants.
Fire at J E Yountz residence on 2514 E Twenty fourth street threated the dwelling yesterday afternoon. Overland test car driver John Daugherty rushed a mile to the nearest station to fetch soda and acid to recharge hand chemicals, returning to aid firefighters and prevent the house from burning to the ground. The water limit blocked hose access and band chemicals soon exhausted before his timely intervention.
Byron Cunningham, 30, assistant cashier at Patoka National Bank, killed himself with a revolver in an outbuilding near his father Joseph Cunningham’s country home north of Patoka Indiana. Ill health and family history of suicide were cited as factors. he was found by his stepmother. His mother had died by suicide four years earlier during an illness spree.
Florence Harris 14, niece of Mrs. Pearl Armstrong, testifies she was shown carbolic acid capsules and warned they would put George out of business. She says after failed kill attempts she prepared strychnine and rat poison with similar remarks. Prosecution links David Fogle of New Albany as a potential motive.
London money market shows nervousness as tax payments due next week prompt anticipated withdrawal of millions of dollars. Revenue department enforces Wednesday's parliamentary resolution, forcing repayment and a likely large sale of securities to cover the tax demand.
Dr Miles Nervine claims to cure long standing nervous prostration and related disorders. An endorsement from WM. J. LOUGHRAN cites relief after three years of illness. The ad notes Dyspepsia and indigestion as nervous disorder outcomes and promotes Miles Medical Co products.
Judge Montgomery reversed the Montgomery circuit court in the Lebanon National Bank v Marion township case. The ruling requires township funds to remain in the county where deposits are made, preventing transfers to distant banks. It emphasizes keeping money in local depositories to aid local use and fiscal accommodation. The opinion warns against relaxing the county limit rule due to potential abuses.
In Bow Street court London today Henry Robert Bates also known as Mathusie or St. Louis Kid was turned over to St. Louis officer J M Shea. Shea testified Bates fled from a prison train twelve years ago while en route to prison for robbery in St. Louis.
Indiana Governor refuses to publish or distribute his keynote speech from the Democratic state convention. News outlets seek advance copies, with some associations requesting hundreds. Typewritten copies will be limited, and broad distribution must be handled by the news services themselves.
Hiram W. Miller aged 65, a prominent farmer and organizer of the State Bank of Indiana, was found dead at his home west of Riverside Park around 4 a.m. today. Coroner Blackwell was notified and began inquiries into the death.
William Lindley and Frank Moore, both of Wabash, were arrested on fraud charges. Sheriffs say Lindley obtained a $750 loan by presenting a fraudulent deed on property in Traverse City owned by Sue Williams of Wabash. He claimed ownership and cleaned the ward to imply purchase before securing the loan.
James O Connell and Patrick Flaherty were arrested for selling on Sunday. O Connell fined 100 dollars and costs. Flaherty released. Thompson F Thomas of 224 South THlinefs street fined 50 dollars and costs for selling on Sunday. Michael Chamer, saloon keeper, fined 10 dollars and costs for violating the Nicholson law.
Rand McNally company Charles Hel muth and S D Childs Co filed a creditors complaint in federal court against Home Herald company of Viaparaiso seeking adjudgment of bankruptcy.
About 225 barber shop owners in Indianapolis faced license requirements before today’s deadline. The move aims to regulate shops and ensure compliance across the local barbering trades.
A home remedy promotes six ounces gin, half an ounce murax, and half an ounce buchu mixed. a dose of one to two teaspoons taken three times daily after meals is claimed to cure back pain, rheumatic joints, colored urine, frequent or burning urination, dizziness, and kidney troubles. ingredients available from any druggist.
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