Prohibition official notes paper placed in brewery stone
Edward W. Clark, secretary of the Prohibition state committee, dropped a note and his business card into the Capital City Brewery cornerstone. The paper, reportedly a sermon endorsing closing breweries, was found removed and later questioned by brewery officials and Clark himself, who could not confirm if the paper was the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Clark
Prohibition State Committee
Patriot Phalanx
Prohibition
Capital City
Clark
John J. Glesen
Fia
Brewery Officials Invite Cards at Thursday Meeting
The brewery officials invited those present to drop in their business cards and other articles of interest. Mr. Clark said he accepted the invitation openly, but noted if they did not want what he gave them, they could discard it at their discretion.
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Clark
County Board Delays Readvertising Bids for Voting Machines
County commissioners differ on timing for readvertising bids for voting machines. Commissioner McGaughey expects bids to be received again only after several months. Board President McGregor notes a communication from W H Straus about Abbott voting machines from Haugon Michigan costing Firach, with more literature expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McGaughey
John McGregor
Doard
Tes
W. ‘H. Straus
Huagon
Mich
Man Sent to Workhouse After City Misconduct
Spencer Tyler Iver conduct of a disorderly act led to Thursday morning commitment to the workhouse by Foster Judge Thomas G. Whatton to serve an unexpired term. Tolliver earlier paid fines and was ordered to leave town, but did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Tyl Iver
National Carpenters Union Session Concludes
The national executive council completed a semi annual business session on Thursday. The work at the board was routine and there were fewer grievances and claims than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carpenters’ and Joiners” Union
Suit Over a Patent Infringement Filed Against Lafayette Fence
James E. Van Deventer files in federal court alleging Lafayette Fence and Maching company infringes his patents with a wire fence. The petition seeks damages equal to the company’s profit from the alleged megla use of the patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
United States
James E. van Deventer
Lafayette Fence and
Baker Neene Files Voluntary Bankruptcy petition
Alvert W Neene a baker and restaurant keeper of Zionaville has filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy The petition lists a claim of 483 13 against him BLANT and his debts likely include 483 13 with no further details provided
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Alvert
W. Neene
Zionavilly
Mls
Veterans place wreaths at Federal cemetery on Memorial Day
Mobile Alabama April 17 during the Memorial day celebration veterans visited the Federal cemetery and placed wreaths on the graves of the union dead. The superintendent of the Union cemetery said he hoped for a future when there would be one Memorial day for all American soldiers.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Mobile
Ala
Federal Cemetery
Union Cemetery
Ninety Year Old Mrs Steele Celebrates Birthday
Charlottesville Ind April 27 Mrs Comfort Steele a North Carolina native celebrated her ninetieth birthday at the home of her son and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Riley She has been a widow 40 years
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Charlottesville
Ind
Comfort Steele
North Carolina
Lustam
Thomas Riley
Evansville Mayor Removes 100 Slot Machines
Evansville Indiana April 27 Mayor Covert expands reform drive removing 100 slot machines from saloons hotels restaurants cigar stores and grocery stores as part of ongoing crackdown on gambling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Covert
Barred From Mails List of Fraud Orders Across Many States
Postmaster Harry Bennett reports fraud orders barring mail between numerous firms and individuals including G. W. Walker Co Springfield Massachusetts Co operative Exchange Albany New York United States Advertising Co Chicago Home Cooperative Co St Louis New Orleans Bloomington Illinois Chicago Colorado Springs Coto Gatena Kan Dallas Texas Denver Independence Missouri Kansas Lincoln Nebraska Lane Rock Arkansas Minneapolis Milwaukee Mooreline HL Philadelphia Pueblo Springfield Missouri Spokane Washington Breck ton Pe St Joseph Missouri St Paul Topeka Physicians Protective Association United Protective Association Kansas City Coffeyville Home Owners Corporation 198 Broadway New York Edw Sanders & Co Telex Manufacturing Cassapolia Michigan Neptune Co Philadelphia Imperial Finding Co F.C. Minte manager Spokane Washington C T Terry Milwaukee Building Alvin Nebraska Thiele Co Great Royal Hungarian Lottery Budapest Arcade Manufacturing Arcade Novelty Quincy Illinois Gates Leonard H W Gates Co Asbury Park New Jersey H Jamison Long Branch G J Russell New York City Hustler L M Barrett Warren Ohio Leavittsburg Arnold Mead Co Lowell Bay State Physicians Chemists Institute Boston Paria Chemical Milwaukee Palliser Palliser Co New York Palliser Charles Palliser Deal Beach New Jersey Royal Supply Boston Hamburg Lottery Wehling Co Hamburg Germany Conrad Lewin Hesaten Thüringischen Staats Lottery Olienburg Germany Frank J. Bell New York City J Merton Rose Watertown New York Guarantee Loan Banking Dallas W A Owens New Brunswick Canada New York Mercantile Co New York City W J Davidson Hamilton Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bennett
G. W.walker Company
Springfield
Maas
Co-operatve Exchange Company
Albany
United States Advertising Company
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Home Co-operative Company
St. Louis
New Orleans
Bloomington
Colorado Springs
Coto
Gatena
Kan
Dallas
Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Lane Rock
Ark
Minneapolis
Milwauxes
Moline
Philadelphia
Pueblo
Vol
Spokane
Wash
Breelton
St. Joseph
Paul
Topeka
Physicians’ Protective Assocation
United Protective Association
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Home Owners’ Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Edw
Sanders & Co
New York
Telexi Manufacturing Company
Cassapolla
Mich
the Neptune Company
Imperial Finding Company
F.C. Minte
Waah
C. T. Terry
Milwatn
Aluin N
Thiele & Co
Budapest
Austro-Hungary
The
Arcade Manufacturing Company
Arcade Novelty Manufacturing Company
Quincy
Gates & Leonard
H. W. Gates & Co
Asbury Park
N. J
H. Jamison
Long Branch
G. J. Russell
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Hustler
L. MM. Barrett
Warren
Ohio
Leavittsburg
Arnold, Mead & Co
Lowell
Mass
Bay State Physicians and Chemists’ Institute
Boston
Paria Chemical Company
Milwauke Palliser
Palliser & Co
Charles Palliser
P.O
Deal Beach
Royal Supply Company
Batchelder Street
Roxbury Station
Death by Horse Kicks Man in MtenceL Livery
William Woods was kicked to death by a horse at Harvey's livery stable where he worked. The hoof struck the heart, ending his life. Local reports from MtenceL and surrounding towns cover other incidents and cases across the state.
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Zionsville
William Woods
Mtencel & Harvey
Markets and grain futures tumble amid mixed cattle reports
WHEAT prices fell further with May and July contracts showing renewed breaks. Hog futures slipped and corn and oats also weakened under selling pressure. At Indianapolis, receipts were light and prices generally lower, with packers driving a slow, demoralized market. Wheat bids ranged for milling and track, while corn and oats posted firmer to weaker quotes across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gates
Sowsmenic
Isis Bike
Addie
Bugsygate
May Call Troops in Chicago Strike
Reported discussion among union business agents to broaden the Chicago strike to all labor within affected employers. Leader Charles Dold warned of a citywide shutdown, asserting troops may be brought in but workers will not return until employers concede. Police and detectives boosted. thousands gathered as nonunion labor moved heavy freight through streets. About ten thousand workers now on strike against firms including Marshall Field & Co and Montgomery Ward & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Charles Dold
Federation of ‘Labor Organization
Chicago
Brockles
Motops
Surike
Marshall Peld & Cod
Farell & Co
Carcon, Pirie, Beate & Co
A. S. Maxwell & Co
Sprague, Warener & Co
Hibbard, Spencer. Bartratt Co
A.M. Forbes Teaming Company
Y Montgomery Ward & Co
Bankruptcy petition filed by Frank G Bigelow in court
Frank G Bigelow, president of First National Bank, files voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court. He lists creditors, assets, and a valuation of about 2419 dollars with a note to Brodhead estate owed around 100000 dollars. He objects to involuntary bankruptcy via unfriendly creditors. Dora E B Brandenburg sues for divorce from Francis Brandenburg, claiming abandonment after their 1890s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Brae Press Association
Milwaukee
Witenam
United States District Court
Frank G Bigelow
First National Bank
Rigelow
Nia
Banka
FONIN
Bigelow
Tigelow
Brodhead
Higelow
Right Off the Wires Briefs Across the Nation
A crowded patchwork of terse notices from cities including Cincinnati Springfield Keys er West Virginia Medina Baratoga Mount Vernon Lorain and Salt Lake City reports a mix of crimes political moves accidents and oddities. Highlights mention a congress nomination a murder case a bank fraud plea a rumored uprisings and a poisoning death with brief local color.
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Austin
Catt
Atnie
Cincinnati
Henry Avella
Olly Areman
Dex
Petsrsburg
Tia
Springfield
Chicago
Keyser
J. B. Lakin
Congress
Medina
George Prost
Baratoga
Tex
Samuel Watson
Sire
Etella Hamber
Mount Vernon
Copes
Janda
Miss Bricker
Tingechow
Lorain
F. Cameen
Salt Lake
City
Alan
Jane Maynard
Sai
Triple execution shocks in Pocahontas county history
The Peoria Press Association reports a historic triple execution in Letsdale on April 2, with Walter Gary Twkson and Charles Miles among the condemned. They were executed by hanging after being brought to Bullows at 10:01, with Miles reportedly silent.
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BCMP
Sm'rae Press Association
Pepesburg
Gargara
Whinaday
Walter Gary
Twkson
Charles Miles
Negrats
Tran Isturer
Letsdale
Dycknon
Obgy
Miles
Daetson
Wreck at Acton After Open Switch On Traction Line
Special to The Sun from Beeleyville Ind reports a southbound passenger car on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction line derailed at Acton Wednesday night after an open switch. Four hurt among 506 aboard. Henry Oltman badly crushed and feared fatally. Lewis Fritz motorman injured. additional victims include William Ema Inger and Joseph Henderson. The motor forgot to close the switch for the work car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeleyville
Ind
Dingapollis & Cincinnati
Acton
Henry Oltman
Shelby County
Harrig & Thornton
Indianapolis
Lewis Fritz
U4 Pros. Pectst
William Ema Inger
Blue Ridge
Joseph Henderson
Bhelbyville
Market opening in New York shows varied declines
GUT IN STOCKS NEW YORK April 1 The opening reaction was decisive with B R T down 1 percent and C O down 1 4 percent. L and N and Metropolitan Securities fell up to 1 3 percent. Smelters slid 1 percent while Sugar rose nominally. Canadian Pacific 1 percent, Steel preferred down, and U P down 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Securities
Canadian Pacific
Steel
U. P
City Market Bargains See Prices Drop After Easter
Indianapolis April 27 prices at the City Market show butter easy and cheaper than Monday while eggs remain heavy but steady. Poultry and cheese at a standstill with poultry markedly cheaper than last week's market. Strawberries plentiful at about a dollar per box and early vegetables and fruits expected to be of good quality with very low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American Dairy Co
Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Chicago Produce
Chicago Produce lists varied prices for fruits and vegetables with asparagus onions cabbage potatoes and more. Notable items include cabbage at $1.25 per barrel, tomatoes 45 cents per pound, cucumbers 10 cents each, mushrooms 30 cents per pound, and oranges 8 cents per dozen, with other produce items and prices across multiple lines.
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Indianapolis
Actress Must Face Widow in Dramatic Trial Continuation
Witnesses recounts place by place sightings of Young and Nan Patterson from Los Angeles to San Francisco. John Miller testifies to meetings, travel, and a Turkish bath encounter. He describes Young's pressure on Patterson and handing her money after a planned departure to New York amid the fatal gunfire.
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Young
Mannie Shapiros
Hag
Misa Patterson
Shapiro
Visi Young
Los Angeles
Delmonte
San Francisco
Wan Nan Patterson
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Garfield
News Ite
Tolliver
Wyeth
Stephen Bacon
Caledonia Ave
Rochester
Sai Ay Boer
Stapren Bacon
Hugey W. Hats
Wyeth Chemical Co
Nocuestgs
X.y
Bend
Anderson
Margaret Fisher
Wallowe
Mary Staley
Chesterfield
Jacob Field
Keaper
Hiram Staley
Clay Dusang
Raymond Woodward
Hert Jones
Woodward
Boonville
Howard Fisher
Doctora
Veedersburg
Kineman
Newton Parr
Mitchell
Policielans Way
Furr
Washington
Charles A. Cottam
Caseyville, Il
Needham
Selma
Smithford
Muncie-Mrea
Edwin White
Danville
Hendricks County Development Company
Thira
Liston
Richmond
J. Bf. Garr
Jennie Leeds
Reid Hospital
Princeton
John Connerly
Ledanon
John Bowman
William Bowman
Greencastle—Doy
Hanly
Putnam County
South Bend
John Turner
Iamisaing
Auburn
J. I. Fair
Cen
Helfers
Boyd
Dora EB. Brandenburg
Divorer
Francis —. Brandenburg
Ant
Ivan Kluzer
Wreck
Mts
John D. MiUin
California
Nan Paterson
Oung
Nan Rane Doon
Ment
Youngen
Oakland
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Finn
Trang
Yeu
Ee Amperial Hotel
Rom May
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