Removal of New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Judge Baker
Judge Dery S Baker of the Second Judicial district and associate judge of the New Mexico Supreme Court was removed from office by telegram on order from the attorney general in Washington. Charges by the Good Government League and union machinists linked to county assessor cases and labor injunctions surrounded the move. Baker had been appointed years ago and faced multiple reversals and inquiries, with labor groups reportedly seeking his ouster during the strike.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jielge Dery
S. Baker
Second Judicial District
Asaodate
New Mexico Supreme Court
Perry Todly
Telegrahp
Department of Justter
Jmnige Baker
Finige
Baker
Kew Moxy
Gimuta
Neh
Washington
Arden O
Removal of Judge Baker Driven by Corruption Concerns
A government note reports widespread complaints and an investigation into Judge Baker of New Mexico. It cites improper juror service and gambling laxity in Bernalillo County, Albuquerque, leading to the decision that a stricter judge was needed. The president was advised, but Baker’s responses were not deemed sufficient to justify removal.
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Baker
New Mexico
Scripps
Washington
Teavons
New Merite
Gueron
Albuquerque
Moker Ae
Jige Thaker
Jiwize
Bound Over Saturday in Police Case and Theft Ring
A police court bound over a couple on Saturday in a case tied to goads and another bound over on bond. Several small gangs in the south part of the city were arrested for stealing steel arc goods from yards and shops. Those arrested are linked to a wiretapper group and a city crime wave, with authorities promising further arrests as the investigation continues.
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Cat
Somidas
Uatre Reuehast
Ube
Seh
Win
Momy Bey
Putreimen Serfiner
Cox
Indictments Return in Grand Jury Case
The grand jury returns indictments against Fred Wright for burglary at Elmer Wilson storehouse and theft of one clare. Henry Thompson faces charges over an attempted crime against Edna Dimer. Lizzie Maddox alleged for an unspecified act. Henry Springer charged with arson of a dwelling owned by wife Josephine Springer. Local ads note piano prices and farm feed products.
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Fred Wright
Elmer Wilson
Clare
Henry Thompson
Edna Dimer
Lizzie Maddox
Mw Coner
Anna Hubbel
Flenry Springer
Josephine Springer
Johnson guardian case ends in no guardianship
Judge Merle Walker of Uv probate court ruled Saturday that Jesse Johnson 7 years old and married to a 3 year older wife did not prove grounds for a guardian. The woman alleged mistreatment and stinginess but the court noted Johnson held $208 in cash and owned four houses with $5 monthly income, showing sound mind and ability to manage affairs.
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Merle Walker
Uv Probate Court
Jesse Johnson
Hin
Johnson
Jonior
Boulevard L anps Plans for Southside Avenue Park
At a park board meeting held Saturday plans for the Southside Boulevard project were approved. bids will be advertised immediately. The boulevard is expected to cost from 40 to 50 thousand dollars and will run from Shelvy Street to Raymond Street and Garfield Banks. Considerable anticipation surrounds the project and it is expected to reach the courts.
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Park Board
Shelvy-st. Wlong
Raymond St
Garfield Anks
City lawsuit cites bond over electric railway promise
The city of Greencastle alleges Albert Licher and the Federal Union Gaiety Company owe 5 01 hundred dollars, claiming Licher promised to aid the project if the city avoided an Indianapolis to Greencastle electric railway and issued a bond for that sum.
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Greencastle
Albert Licher
Federal Union Gaiety Company
Licher
Indianapolis
Greencastly
Wife sues for damages over alleged conspiracy to alienate husband
Mrs Ida Prigger sues George and Catherine McCuns and others for 35000 alleging a conspiracy to alienate her husband Edward Brigger. She claims Anna Chase Nina Chase and related relatives schemed to drive Brigger away after their marriage in Joe. She seeks damages and asserts she has no knowledge of his whereabouts since last July.
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Ida Prigger
George
Catherine McCuns
Alina Chase
Carrerigger
Edward Brigger
Peigher
Edwerd Prigger
Joe
Anna Chase
Mr. Prigger
Prigger
Aisuy Hunband
Committee drafts stricter divorce law to mirror other states
The committee appointed by the dhu va of Inditta studies divorce laws of neighboring states and plans an ideal amendment before the legislature. The Mutual Protective League appeals to the court to appoint someone to receive life insurance proceeds after Oliver McCoy's death. his wife and mother seek a share, while the league seeks disbursement that avoids future liability.
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Inditta
Mutual Protective Teague
Bax
Xome
League
Olver Mo MeCoy
McCoy
Exeh
Bride Joins O'Connor of MM O'Connor Grocery
O'Connor of the MM O'Connor Grocery company returns from Ireland with his bride Miss Cut of Mylough County Galeny Ireland. She is noted for her horsewoman ship among the gentry.
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O'Conner
MM. O'Connor
Harvard Alumni In Town For Eighth Session In Indianapolis
The Associated Harvard clubs hold their eighth serial session in Indianapolis. Opening Friday night included a smoker at the Claypool hotel with about 70 alumni, songs, cigars and socializing. Saturday featured a 9 am meeting at the Claypool hotel and a follow up business session. About 200 alumni attended the morning events. Questions regarding the Crimson chief and professional roles at Hayre yard were discussed during the afternoon.
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Harvardlubs
Indianapolis
Clay Post
Techibs
Claypool
Rennet
German Nouse
Orlegates
Crimson
Hayre Yard
College
Mee
Biennial Renovation Brightens State House Chambers
The senate and house chambers in the state house are being brightened for the coming general assembly with new curtains draperies and a fresh coat of varnish and polish. Custodian Luffman directs the renovation of the chambers as part of upkeep and improvements. Red Men recover 229.50 in a civil case over alleged theft by John W. Wilson, with judge Arten awarding 20.4 to the plaintiff and 15.22 on deposit to be paid to the order. Loyal Legion banquet at Columbia club Friday night featured entertainment and a talk by Wil Cumback on the influence of a good Mtv.
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Senate
House
General Assembly
Une Chambora
Luffman
She Keone
John W. Wilson
Arten
Satunday
Wilson
Loyal Legion
Hahaa Commandery
Columbia Club
vWwante
Ehicf
Wil Cumback
Greensberg
Mtv
Japanese cruiser Salyen sunk by mine near Port Arthur
Tokyo reports the Japanese cruiser Salyen of 1214 tons struck a Russian mine while aiding the army and blockading fleet at Port Arthur and sank with 48 aboard including Captain Tajima. Other dispatches describe bombardments modelled to set fires and ships damaged in Port Arthur harbors.
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Scripps AY Rae
Washington
Legation
Tokio
Whitett
Fort Arthur
Salyen
Port Arthur
Tajima
Legation Alsa
Peval
Royan
Retvigan
Poltava
Pallad
Stermwilke
Gilliglis
Sevastepel
Awe
The Divorce Mill Delivers Too Much for Some
The divorce court heard multiple cases, including Amelia Curtis alleging abuse and neglect by Lyman Curtix, with requests for custody decisions. Judge Irving McMaster presided as other divorces by Albert Ledge from Minnie Ledge and Onta Halland from Albert Slotland were considered on Saturday.
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Amelia Curtis
Lyman Curtix
Ste Great
Nauband
Vingm
Albert Ledge
Minnie Ledge
Onta Hal-land
Albert Slotland
McMaster
Batuclay
Ade
Parents Fined For Truancy Of Children In Indianapolis
Mulder and his wife were arraigned on charges of aiding their children to truancy. Judge Atkins fined 35 dollars plus costs for each parent and ordered 30 days in jail if the behavior continued. Testimony described deplorable home conditions at Unit W. Marketa, with two pretty children kept out of school repeatedly. The judge urged parents to ensure daily attendance, stressing children's right to education and noting available schools in Indianapolis.
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Achnot
Indianapolia
United States
Soot Snow And Sun Make Mess In City Snowfall
A snowy Saturday morning brought 2.5 inches of snow and a 23 degree start in Indianapolis. Citizens battled deep drifts with brooms and shovels while soot and a light wind added to the mess. By noon most of the snow had begun to melt, with a comparison to last year’s Christmas blizzard.
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Indianapola
Multiple Offenses Charged in Police Court Case
George McCutcheon faced numerous charges after he allegedly pointed a loaded revolver at his aged mother and a neighbor while demanding money. He reportedly returned from St Louis, drew the weapon, and attempted to flee as police arrived. Fellow witness George Smith said McCutcheon had stolen papers and the revolver. he was fined for drunkenness and for drawing deadly weapons, while larceny was dismissed.
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Pette Jar Weny
George McCutcheon
Trie
McCutcheon
Temimuny
St. Louie
Atie Bald
Wittel
Win Handa
George Smith
Lavin
Cutcheon
Patii
Gypsy Lectured In Poller Court On Loitering
A Gypsy woman Mary Stevens faced charges of loitering petit larceny and vagrancy after police found her on Senate Avenue troubling residents. She has camped near the fair grounds with other Roma groups visiting Indianapolis each December for over ten years. She was discharged on condition she join the camp and reform, with warning of arrest if seen roaming the city again.
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Poller Court
Mary
Senate Ave
Fir Grounds
Indianapolis
Agin
Husband and wife dispute over money and arrest near city
Alice Rint claimed her husband King gave only four months of money while she and two children lived with her father who supported them. King was arrested as he prepared to leave the city. Judge Wilton took the case under advisement until December 2. Also notes include a saloon license withdrawal near Fort Wayne and a jewelry ad promising 19 percent savings near the Washington Meridian area.
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Alice
King
Duncan
Askina
Wiulton
Swain Declines Mayoral Bid Citing Busyness
Thomas A Swain of Blixs Swain and Co withdraws from consideration for mayoral nomination saying he is too busy to run. Earlier, several businessmen had named Swain as a possible candidate. Also noted, a bazar by the Ladies for the Indies Musillare of the Railway Conductors and a hall event at Pear Son n hall with supper from 3 to o clock. the evening continued with activities.
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Thomas.a. Swain
Blixs, Swain & Co
Swain
Bazar
Son'n Hall
Defense Witness Faces Prolonged Federal Bank Trial
John H. Wood testifies at length in a Matthews Bank mismanagement case in federal court. The defense case dominated Friday, with Wood detailing bank transactions and motives while prosecutors push for a swift end to the lengthy week of testimony. Cross examination by District Attorney Keating continued into Saturday, with plans to recall no other witnesses and a potential jury submission Monday.
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John H. Wood
Matthews Bank
Wood
Ita
Duncan
Wood Sald
Woo
Enery
F. le. Muller
Cahier
Colonial Bank
Cleveland
Sim
Fuller
Keallne
Utegren
Wrod
Kaptan
Aya Unfer Cros
Keating
Fire Damages Store Lower Floor Amidst Smoke
A fire at an Indianapolis store caused extensive damage to the lower floor and window displays. Smoke trailed from the elevator shaft and flames reached the upper part, destroying merchandise and some dry goods. No injuries reported. an official investigation followed.
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Tre Watt
Land auction parcels 40 acres each in Starke County
State official David Sherrick announces a land auction in Starke County on Saturday. Several acres have been reclaimed and divided into 40 acre tracts for bidding. A separate item notes Selie Milliken’s 90 day sentence in the workhouse by Judge Atland for wielding a revolver during an argument.
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Sherrick
David Sherrick
Ald Wing
Jahd
Starke Counte
Selie Milliken
Atland
Omantoun
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