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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

12

Shriners Plan Big Friday Caravan and Feast

The 2,000 Shriners will answer the Muezzin call for a Friday caravan and feast starting at 4 PM. Initiations and petitions will be heard in the afternoon at 3 PM in the main auditorium. A ceremonial practice and a large banquet follow, with leaders Meyer York Fendrick Raub Hearsey chaired by Edward Meyer.

Shriners Edward H. Meyer Edward 0. York Andrew A. Fendrick Edward R. Raub Henry T. Hearsey

Election money chaos during county election dispute

This report centers on a heated dispute over election expenses amid county office turmoil. Creditors pursue Auditor Sahm, Treasurer Fishback, County Commissioners, and Attorney Raub as the State Board of Accounts shields the auditor. Commissioners debate legality, with one urging approval and another warning to act only within law, while Raub says court action is the only path to resolution.

Kervan von Hake Rand von ‘Hake Election Board Salim State Board of Accounts Raub

Plea Accepted as Swarmstedt Gets Lenient Sentence

William L Swarmstedt former cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Evansville pleaded guilty in federal court to falsifying bank records Judge Anderson suspended the sentence praising his merit Swarmstedt faced the case alone without counsel while Simeon P Gillett former bank president already faced separate trial and later died by suicide before his term concluded

Repo-T Citizen's National Bank of Evansville The Treasury William L. Swarmstedt Anderson Judge Anderson Swarmstedt Lnte Simeon P. Gillett Illett

Son Arrested Over Father’s Cattle Sale

Elmer E. Jones of Connersville was arrested at Union stock yards by Detectives Haley and Shine. He went to Stockton Gillespie Clark, commission merchants, to collect for thirty nine hogs eight cattle and two steers he had sold belonging to his father.

Elmer E. Jones Connersville Haley and Shine Union Jones Stockton, Gillespie & Clark

Steady Rivalry Sparks Courtroom Scuffle

Helen Schlenker a slender Miss with a steady confronted Honus Schemacher after he ogled her at her mother’s home. Clarence Winkle and Charles Winkle also involved as observers. Clarence fined 1 and Charles 35 dollars plus costs after police handling.

Adam Helen Schlenker Miss Schlenker Collins Honus Schemacher Sophia Schlenker Frederick Harter East Michigno Street Helen Honus Clarence Hoth Charles Winkle Weyelemen Hartsell Stewart Charles

Farmer Arrest After Cattle Theft Reportedly Involving Neighbors

Detectives say two steers and hogs found at a local farm belong to neighbor Charles McDaniel while the Jones farm is run by Edward Destel. Joseph R. Jones, traveling for health, allegedly drove the stolen cattle to the station and collected money before being arrested in Indianapolis.

Charles McDaniel Jones Joseph R. Jones Bedward Destel McDaniel Indianapolis

Britt Named Third Assistant Postmaster General

Washington December 1 Postmaster General Hitchcock appointed James J Britt of North Carolina as third assistant postmaster general in place of A L Lawshe who resigned the change was officially announced Thursday.

Washington Hitchcock James J. Britt North Carolina A. L. Lawshe

Jury Finds Street Car Company Not At Fault

A Superior Court jury ruled Charles L. Lee was not to blame when his wagon was struck by a street car. The panel awarded Lee 25 dollars after weeks of hard-fought testimony about tracks cleared of snow piled to either side. The January accident spurred lengthy arguments over snow depth and fault in the Indianapolis terminal case.

Charles L. Lee Superior Court Lee

Boy Scouts Lecture Aims to Unite Churches and Schools

The Boys club invites Sunday school superintendents, school principals, and officials to hear Hugh B Miller speak on the Boy Scouts and their purpose. The illustrated talk uses sixty stereoptive views and will be held next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Roys club auditorium amid plans for a broader Indianapolis organization. Rev E H Grannis reports a Brightwood Church outpost formed from its Sunday school boys.

Cipals Boys’ Club Hugh 8. Miller Chicago Miller Roys John Melpolder E. H. Grannis Brightwood Congregational Church

Rockville Tuberculosis Hospital Officials Seek 150000 Aid

Rockville hospital trustees meet in the statehouse to organize with Dr Henry Moore as president and Isaac Strouse as treasurer. The board may appoint a superintendent after legislature grants operating funds. An emergency draw from Gov Marshall’s fund was used to buy coal for the freezing threats to the new state hospital.

New State Tuberculosis Hospital Rockville Marshall H. E. Pruett Statehouse Henry Moore Indianapolis Isaac Strouse O. V. Shuman Columbia City Fred A. Tucker Noblesville Carter Bloomfield H. B. Leavitt Worthington Blossom Wichmond R. C. Pearl Belmont

Thief Steals $20,000 From Jersey Station Safe

A report from Orange New Jersey states the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station safe was blown open and $20,000 stolen. Police are investigating the break in and the amount alleged taken is twenty thousand dollars.

Orange N. J Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

Detective Claims Dusty Rhodes Sought by St Joe Authorities

Detective Moore of St. Joseph Missouri arrived Wednesday to claim J A Carey known as Dusty Rhodes. Carey was arrested by Detective Webster in Memphis Tennessee. St Joseph authorities want him for several sorgeries.

Moore St. Joe J. A. Carey Dusty” Rhodes Carey Webster Memphis, Tenn

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