Commercial Travelers and Gideons Open Conventions in Indianapolis
Two will meet in Indianapolis as the Commercial Travelers Association of Indiana and the Indiana Gideons Society of Traveling Men hold their openings. Gideons president A B T Moore addressed the gathering noting their 8 000 members and Bible distribution in hotels. The convention adjourns to Sunday activities at First Baptist Church.
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Chicago
Gideons
Commercial Travelers’ Association
C.’ Holmes
Association
F. Montgomery
First Baptist Church
Gideons Convention
Hooton Honored With Chair as Term Ends
Prosecuting Attorney Elliott R. Hooton received a Morris rocker from deputies in a Saturday presentation at criminal court in Indianapolis. Frank Baker, his successor, spoke of the deputies’ affection and regret as Hooton completes four years in office. Judge Pritchard also leaves office, praised by attorney John Duncan for impartiality and service.
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Elliott R. Hooton
Morris Rocker
Criminal Court
Hooton
Indianapolis Bar Association
Frank Baker
John Duncan
Pritchard
Duncan
Merle Walker
Thought He Would Get Out But Alas
A misidentified photograph led Indianapolis police to pursue Gordon Scott who was believed to be Van Gordon. The case involves a counterfeit check at a bank and an attempt to obtain a jewel necklace from a jeweler after planning a transfer to a Plaza Hotel.
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Gordon Scott
van Gordon
Sintil
Indianapolis
Scott
St. Louis
van On
Rees IN 6 to 14 Days Refunds for Itching Piles
In a concise offer the ad promises a money refund if Paso does not cure itching and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. The notice emphasizes a quick, money back guarantee and a limited time frame for claim.
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Rees
William Sloane Heads Historic Association Leaders Named
The American Historical Association elected William Sloane of Columbia University as president and Theodore Roosevelt as first vice president with a slate of officers from Columbia and Harvard. The Ta dianapolis convention named Buffalo and Ithaca as 1911 meeting sites and heard talks on history studies and methods.
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William M. Sloane
Columbia University
Theodore Roosevelt
William A. Dunning
Wildoe G. Leland
Carnegie Institution
Chirence W. Bowen
New York City
Charles H. Haskins
Harvard University
A. Howard Clark
Smithsonian Institution
Evarts B. Green
University of Illinois
Charles H. Hull
Cornell University
Franklin L. Riley
University of Mississippi
Edwin B. Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
James A. Woodburn
University of Indiana
Fred Morrow Fling
University of Nebraska
American Historical Association
Tadianapolis
Buffalo
Ithaca
N. Y
Claypool
George W. Knight
Ohio State University
G. H. Mead
Chicago
J. H. Robinson
Worthington ¢. Ford
Claude H. van Tyne
Justin Winsor
George L. Burr
Herbert Baxter Adams
Herman V. Ames
Public
Ernest (. Richardson
Bibliographie
St. George L. Sucussat
Edward C. Cheyney
Isaac J. Cox
New Judges Assemble in Indianapolis for Preliminary Conference
New appellate and supreme court judges meet in Indianapolis at the Denison hotel and visit the state house for a first conference to get a grasp on the situation. Judge Douglass Morris and Judge Moses Larry miss the gathering, with others taking oath as duties shift Monday. Charles E. Cox, newly elected to the supreme court, discusses with appellate judges Adams, Hottel, Ibach, and Felt.
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Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Statehouse
Douglass Morris
Rushville
Supreme Bench
Moses Larry
Logansport
Charles E. Cox
Supreme Court
Andrew Adams
Columbia City
M. B. Hottel
Salem
J. G. Ibach
Hammond
Edward W. Felt
Indianapolia
Cavins to Start Law Practice in Indianapolis
Alexander Cavins formerly assistant attorney general under Mr. Bingham will begin practicing law in Indianapolis Monday. He will join the firm Barrett & Barrett located in the State Life building.
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Alexander Cavins
Mr. Bingham
Monday
Indianapolis
Barrett & Barrett
State Life
Novel program fixed for engineers
The Indiana engineering society sets its annual meeting at the Denison hotel January 12 to 14 with sessions focusing on good roads legislation garbage disposal waterworks sewage treatment and road building methods. Key speakers include E. E. Watts T. R. Daniel Prof. W. K. Hart and C. W. Boynton among others. A trustees meeting precedes the event at 1 a.m. Thursday.
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Indiana Society
Indiana Engineering Society
Denison Hotel
Board of Trustees
Charles Co. Brown
E. FR. Watts
Prof
RR. L. Sackett
Theodore A. Leisen
Don R. Gwinn
Charles Brossman
Woods
DeWitt V. Moore
Leonard F. Metcalf
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
Citizens’ Gas
R. L. Sackett
Potter
Indiana
Albert Smith
M. W. Blair
J. D. Knipp
Maiverd A. Howe
W. BK. Hatt
W. S. Moore
H. H. Schofield
F. F. Kattman
New Denison Hotel Offers $1 New Year Dining
The New Denison Hotel presents an American plan with wine and a Sunday New Year dinner. A table d hote option invites guests to enjoy a fixed multi course meal at a single price.
Eight Die, Two Wounded in Coal Mine Car Slide
At Red Jacket coal mine near Wickfork in West Virginia eight men were crushed to death and two fatally injured when five loaded coal cars on an inclined track broke loose. Workers jammed at the foot of the incline heard the roar but could not escape as a broken cable caused the disaster. Six victims were American. identification was impossible due to severe injuries.
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Red Jacket
Wickfork
Conductor Accused in Transfer Dispute by Effie Wilson
Effie Wilson files suit claiming the conductor attempted to eject her three times during a transfer incident. The suit details alleged repeated ejections and seeks redress for the alleged misconduct.
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Effie Wilson
Woman sues Indianapolis traction firm for 5000 damages
The suit claims the plaintiff boarded a car at Pennsylvania and Market streets and rode to Northwestern avenue transfer. The conductor on the other car allegedly refused to recognize the pass.
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Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Pennsylvania and
Market Streets
Plumber Seeks Damages From Streetcar Injury Suit
Alfred B. Fairfield, a plumber, filed Saturday in Indianapolis alleging the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company caused injuries when a streetcar struck him as he stepped from a ditch on East Tenth Street. He seeks 86100 in damages, claiming he did not see the car while co workers were at his side.
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Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Fairfield
East Tenth Street
Carther
Divorce complaint cites weekly slaps and desertion
Bessie L. Huggins files for divorce against Harry Huggins claiming he slapped her at least weekly and refused to walk on the street with her. She alleges desertion in August 1910 in Washington D C and asserts $25 000 in property in Marion county with a request for $9 000 alimony.
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Bessie L. Huggins
Representative Watson Donates Indian Peace Pipe to State Museum
Representative Frank F. Watson of Tipeton County presented the state museum with a fine Indian peace pipe of red clay.
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Frank F. Watson
Tipeton County
State Museum
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Monument Place
Wellbach
Indianapolis.gas CO
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General Assembly
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Do. A. Kenyon
M. M. de Frees
South Bend
Kenyon
Indiana Good Roads Association
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T. R. H. Daniel
A. N
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New Denison
Bluefield
W. Va
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Harry Huggins
Charles Mayer & Company
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Wabash Railroad
R. &. Thompson District Passenger Agant 412 Traction Building
T. S. North Commercial Agan
Benedict
Geo. S. Kern
Jeweler
Meridian St
L. S. Ayres & Co
John A. Schumacher Co
E. St. Clair St
Shank
Washington St
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Capital Jewelry CO
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