Joke Marriage Legal Despite Prank Annulment Sought
A couple staged a faux marriage by exchanging names to obtain a license and wed. They later learned the union was legal and Mr Adams father rushed to arrange an annulment. Mrs Adams says she is willing, and admits her father in law has aided her studies since the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin King Adams
Steven V. Cadwell
Philadelphia
Miss Cadwell
Coll Cambridge
Adams
Martha Alderson
West
Washington-sts
Alderson
Tim Ferriter
Tim Shea
John Hines
Mackessey
Milam
Ferriter
Liberty
Ferritec
Shea
Leopold Weiss
Massachusetts Ave
A. Blume & Son
Washington St
City milk sanitation push targets unsanitary dairies
Dr. Eugene Buehler and George Whitaker visit Indiana dairies to assess sanitation. Indianapolis plans to revoke licenses of dairies failing to meet standards. About 330 dairymen ship roughly 4000 gallons to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Buehler
George M. Kitaker
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Mr. Whitaker
Indianolis
Buehler
Sevel
Rome
Southearn
Sherman Drive
Perttonvilte
Indianapolis
Ruthma
Inanapolis
Whitaker
Washigton
Alexander
Latta
City Council Weighs Abolishing Cellar Inspector Office
A special Monday night council meeting aims to defeat an ordinance abolishing the cellar inspector position. Alderman Albert Uhle insists the abolishment will not pass if promises are kept. Frederick E. Matson deems the hospital appropriation invalid and new legislation needed. Breunig backs approval, with a vote on the bond for treasurer Elect Robison scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangs-Rouse
Samuel Pugh
Albert Uhle
Frederick E. Matson
George T. Breunig
Kinuward Robison
Paper Mill Fire Destroys Falls Manufacturing Plant
In Oconto Falls Wisconsin the Falls Manufacturing Company paper mill burned yesterday causing about 100000 dollars in loss covered by insurance. The origin of the blaze is unknown. Henry Hertwig the engineer perished in the fire with his body recovered from the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto Falls
Wis
Falls Manufacturing Corcupuny
Henry Hertwig
Limitless power in Indiana hills could reshape Indianapolis
Indiana business leader George J. Marott envisions a distant coal field power center supplying cheap electricity via buried lines to run every factory in Indianapolis. He says a half-price power future could echo the gas era’s industry boom while keeping the city smokeless and attracting new investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inarana Hills
Indianapolis
Indiana
George J. Marott
Marott
Chicago
Cincinnati
Coal Hills
Buffalo
Niagara
United States
Girl's Christmas Wish Sparks Aid for Crippled Alpha Crowley
Heartfelt reports detail a Indianapolis Sun feature about Alpha Crowley, a crippled girl seeking an artificial limb to attend school. Donations flood in from residents, with Mrs. Crowley struggling at a feed store home on Roosevelt Ave as the city rallies behind the child through church and charity groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Stout
Alpha Crowley
Indianapolis
Stoosevelt Ave
Crowleys
Charles Grout
Charity Organizations Society
Crowley
Grout
Cap. Ave
Ind
Sun
Gellar
Little Alpha Crowley
Roosevelt Ave
Mary
Bonnie Fogal
North Park
200 SLAIN BY TROOPS IN CHILE COUP
Special to The Indianapolis Sun. Washington Dec 28 Advices report 200 nitrate workers killed by government troops at Iquique Chile Saturday Ten thousand interior workers refused to disperse and troops fired with machine guns a state of siege declared
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iquique
Indianapolis Sun
Washington
Chile
Governor Hughes Cancels New York Dinner Illness
Albany New York December reports Gov Hughes is ill with grip forcing cancellation of his planned attendance at the Kentucky Society annual dinner in New York City tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Albany
N. Y
The
Kentucky Society
New York
Look 10 Jury 10 Save From the Workhouse
Sunday prompts postponements and jury requests as saloon keepers fear Nicholson law enforcement. Police actions on a “dry” Sabbath show venues restricted to members or guests, with several saloon cases sought for delays, juries, or venue changes amid raids and watchful patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Whallon
Olson
John Jally
Maryland St
Godfrey Riddle
Indiana Ave
Dee
Whallen
Metzgers
McKibben
Dunbar
Donahue
Dunn
George Wonder
Wonder
Explosion at Frost-O-Lite Plant Kills Worker
County Coroner G A Petersdorf opened an inquiry into Friday’s blast at the Frost-O-Lite plant at East and Pearl streets. Elmer Jessup died from burns. Five witnesses testified, with chemist Ormel H Skinner highlighting a potential spark from an emery wheel near tanks. Company leaders testified safety measures were in place and workers warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Petersdorf
Frost-O-Lite Company
East and
Pearl Sts
Elmer Jessup
Ormel H. Skinner
E. Market Sr
Skinner
Che
Carl Fisher
W. F. Lucky
James K. Piper
Otto Fiostman
Fisher
Grand jury indicts thirty in Indianapolis area cases
The Marion county grand jury indicted thirty individuals in a wide range of investigations. It is believed one indictment targets August Battereall the motorman in the Acton wreck case. Another possible indictment targets William Nugent the contractor who allegedly assaulted Charles Moores near the grand jury room. Judge Pritchard discharged the panel after six months of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Pritchard
Marion County Grand Jury
Irvington and Company
Marion County Construction Company
Pritchard
Ivington Land Company
Seth M. Richcreek
Indianapolis
August Battereall
Acton
Donald Sleeth
Elion R. Hooton
Joseph Martin
Indianapolis & Fastera
Cumberland
Towel Man Admits Stolen Goods From Local Drug Firm
George Horning a driver for a towel concern confessed Saturday afternoon to stealing articles valued at 150 dollars from the Kiefer Drug company Hollweg Reese and Griffith Brothers His method was to visit stores each morning supply towels and take items Detectives Askins and Duncan found a trunk of stolen goods in his room 12 W New York St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horning
Kiefer Drug Company
Hollweg & Reese
Griffith Brothers
Horning
Askins
Duncan
New York St
Heart Affected By Overexertion At English Opera House
Lou J. Beauchamp, speaker at a large men’s gathering, collapsed at the conclusion of his Sunday address on “The Mistakes of the Blunders of Everyday Life.” Heart disease caused the incident after he endured a sore throat and strenuous effort. Secretary A H Godard assisted him off stage as the audience listened to music by Pasquale Montana and the meeting orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou J. Beauchamp
Opera House
A. H. Godard
Mr. Beauchamp
Pasquale Montani
Harp'st
Big Meeting
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Pugh
Indiana Hills
Lems
Cuppy
Negro
A. P. Cuppy
Madison
S. P. Truelove
Bobbs Free Dispensary
Twenty-fifth-st
Senate-ave
J. Summamct
Glenn Bertels
Manche Reale
Ted
Tull Howe
Bonnie Fogasco
Santa Claus Fund
Lucile Pratt
Pewee Reese
Arenes
Robert Bailey
Thomas Fox
Blake St
Edward Chappell
Ohio St
Michael Donahue
E. Washington St
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