Americans in Paris Court Battle Over Rent Drawn Outcome
Duchess de la Rochefoucauld and Countess Spottiswood Mackin long fought over rent and damages for a Paris house. The Countess, formerly Miss Sally Britton of St Louis, wins but by a narrow margin, effectively a draw after five years of litigation.
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Paris
Duchess de la Rochefouccauld
Senator Mitchel
Oregon
Countess Spottiswood- Mackin
Sally Britton
St. Louis
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills touted for neuralgia relief
An ad extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia with claimed nerve soothing action and habit free use. Reader testimonials praise rapid relief and daily work ability, noting druggists guarantee with 25 dose refund and 25 cent price.
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Miles
Mites
W. H
Burkett
Macon
Bull
Miles Medical
Landis the Hero of Logansport and the Standard Oil Case
Special to The Sun Loganport Indiana August 12 after a forenoon visit with Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis who believes his 29 240 000 fine against Standard Oil will be sustained on appeal and that no reversal will occur He is at ease on the veranda at Fred Landis home while receiving congratulatory letters and telegrams from across the country and notes editorials with varying opinions as he prepares for future formal court matters in Chicago and potential prison actions for top executives.
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Logansport
Ind
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Standard Oil
Fred Landis
Landis
Chicago
Alton Grand Jury
Park
Republican Club
New York City
Keenesaw M. Landis
Hero of Logansport Judge Landis Gains Summer Fame
Reporters, photographers, and lawyers from Chicago and Indianapolis converge on Logansport to seek the advice of Judge Landis after a notable summer case. He downplays the attention saying he has done nothing more than any other judge would have done. He dismisses any presidential ambitions with a hearty laugh.
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Logansport
Chicago
Indianapolis
Simon
Sparks Gone From Hands Police Seek Howell in Jewelry Theft
Police issue warrant for Harry Raymond Howell for stealing five rings and cash valued at 2000 from Camille Wallace at 232 West Maryland street. Howell seen in Danville Indiana. linked to a drug stupor during the theft. He previously served time at Columbus Federal Penitentiary for jewelry robbery.
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Harry Raymond Howell
Camille Wallace
Maryland St
Howell
Danville
Ind
Federal Penitentiary At
Columbus
Indiana Officer at $100 a Year in State’s Ledger Heritage
iW. T. Walker digs through basements of the Indiana Statehouse uncovering records from 1806 to Civil War era. The papers include salaries, bonds, and warrants, with mentions of Morton era finances and letters by Lew Wallace. The find reopens debates on state archives and historic funding.
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Iw. T. Walker
Auditor of State
Lew Wallace
Walker
Amusements Park and City Theaters Weekly Lineup
Amusements Park schedules Big Hearted Jim and Humpty Dumpty shows with matinees and nights. Wonderland features Curzon Sisters Butterflies and Mae Melhane. Special Sunday concerts and fireworks Tuesday. Fair Bank reengages Ferullo and 50 musicians with opera soprano Adaliberto all next week. Capital City Garden presents A Day Off aerials and contortionist acts with a singing soubrette. Riverside Park hosts K of P reviews boating and skating. White City features Berre and Hicks high rope act and daily band concerts. Lena Rivers starring Beulah Poynter comes to the Park next week. Just Out of College advances to next Monday with breezy dialogue. Big Hearted Jim at the Park Monday to Wednesday with Harry J. Jackson headlining. Fair Bank adds Verullo's band for a two-week run with Esther Adaliberto singing. Capital City Garden features the Aerial Clippers with a past El Parez prison escape tale.
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Capital City Garden
Tude
Gladys Harlan
Zerby
Riverside Park
K. of P
White City
Berre
Hicks
Rival Circus Plots to Sabotage El Parez Appearance
A prisoner escaped by hand over hand along a telegraph wire to an alley beside the Western Union office guarded by an American. The incident was reported to the American consulate and the artists gained their liberty. The artist said the scheme was devised by a rival circus aiming to hinder El Parez on the billed day.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
el Parez
Joel Dynes Funeral Noted As Deputy Sheriff Remembered
The funeral for Joel A. Dynes, longtime deputy sheriff and Emanuel Baptist Church member, will be private from his Olive Street home at 10:30 Tuesday. Pallbearers include Sheriff Joseph Clay and Police Chief Robert Mentzer. Dynes’ career featured enterprise in difficult cases such as the Armstrong Ballard Masters matter and a Sunday baseball dispersal assignment, earning praise from colleagues and a record of conscientious public service.
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Joel A. Dynes
Olive St
J. R. Henry
Emanuel Baptist Church
G. HR. McDowell
Greenwood
Ind
Dynes
Ownes
Joseph Clay
Robert Mentxeer
Richard Craft
Sheriff's Office
George Etter
Thomas Neal
William Lewis
Armstrong- T Ballard-lhe Masters
Thomas Taggart
A. A. Womack
Tidianipelis Club
Cirerounds
Bartenders Plan Convention to Oppose Dry State Move
Terre Haute Ind Aug 12 E L Brown president of the Indiana Bartenders league calls for a labor convention to resist the Anti saloon league effort to make Indiana a dry state He urges local leagues to credential delegates to the State Federation of Labor which will meet in Muncie alongside the league convention Sept 24 26.
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Terre Haute
Ind
E. L. Brown
Indiana Bartenders’ League
Labor
Anti-saloon League
Indiana
State Federation of Labor
Muncie
Drownings In St Joseph River Claim Two Victims
The St Joseph river at Elkhart Indiana claimed two lives when Charles Hawkes a Lake Shore fireman and Harold Shasberger 17 son of Conductor Jack Shanberger drowned while swimming yesterday.
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Elkhart
Ind
St. Joseph River
Charles Hawkes
Lake Shore
Harold Shasberger
Jack Shanberger
Farmer Henry Hiney Knocked From Wagon in City Collision
Henry Hiney, a farmer from near Southport, was struck by a car on the Greenwood traction line Saturday night. Drs. Custer and Wagner, in a police car, transported him to City hospital where he was treated for non fatal injuries after being knocked from a spring wagon.
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Henry Hiney
Southport
Greenwood
Custer
Wagner
Shelby St
Southern-ave
Hiney
Four Drown in Raritan Bay Fishing Launch Tragedy
Panic struck when a fishing launch leaked and 12 men plunged into Raritan bay. Despite strong swimming, four men drowned. 8 were rescued.
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Unitea Fressa
New York
Raritan Bay
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