Indiana constitution limits Sims to four years in six
The article reports that Secretary of State appointee Fred Sims faces a constitutional bar on serving more than four years in any six-year period. If he completes eight months before his first elective term, he cannot seek a second nomination. The piece outlines the relevant constitutional text and possible interpretations amid his appointment and looming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sims
Acretary of State
Dante E. Storms
Storms
Sims
State of
Indiana
Secretary of State
Auditor of State
Treasurer of State
Storms Denies Indebted State Claim in Hanly Resignation
Secretary of State Daniel E. Storms, amid controversy over Governor Hanly, says he never admitted owing the state any money. He resigned to protect bondsmen from harassment, insisting the alleged indebtedness is false. The action follows charges and a criminal court context involving related figures and investigations into state accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Daniel E. Storms
Nim
Warnes
Hanly
Daniel E. Storms Fas Taade
Taylor Groninger
Lontfoyt
Krenzer
Don K. Mall
Pari-ave
Storma
Hell
Wrenger
Volver
Hall
Lon Hoyt
Albert Burke
Courtest
Senate-ave
Robert Wat
Charles Richardson
Krenter
Burke
Atste
Storms
Hebert Walters
Btorma
John Rucketshuus
Aqe Walters
Wat
Sail
Walters
Lenlonex
A. Saldensticker
Charles Wiltsie
Groninger
Ienter
Fremont Alford
Kropzer
Indiana
Eisaor
Fred Sims
Hoyt
Elgin
Waltham
Frankfort
Bios
Richardson
J.P. Mallally
Jewey
Eler
Monument Finca
Jos Arthur Dead Author of Blue Jeans and The Still Alarm
Special to The Sun from New York reports playwright Joseph Arthur has died in his Manhattan hotel. Arthur, once living in Ising Sim Ind and later at Bismens playa, wrote Blue Jeans Lost River and The Still Alarm, with scenes and characters said to represent Houglerom. The Still Alarm was his major success, drawing a large crowd in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
New York
Joseph Arthur
Othe Lila Playwrigh
Newmandie
Arthur
Ising
Sim
Ind
Tye
Bistumens Playa
Rive Jeans
Arate
Houglerom
Sun Alarm
Chicaro
Tragic Boat Disaster In Fall River Harbor
A woman aboard the Fall River line steamer from New York reportedly threw her three children into the sound and then jumped overboard. Authorities found a note in her stateroom and a wallet with money, suggesting a deliberate act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Iver
Mass
Fall River Line
Plymouth
New York
Funkcouga
Echo of Shooting Case Heads to Grand Jury
George Jsaxtor who shot his social act Charles Baumann in the head and arm last week appeared in police court on Tuesday, waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Biman Itisha was charged with assault to battery, also waived examination by police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jsaxtor
Charles Baumann
Biman
Itisha
Head of Ticket Wise Move by Sims in Appointment
Indiana Republicans discuss Fred A. Sims potential appointment as secretary of state. He faces no official opposition for the nomination and may receive the post before the convention, a move viewed as strategic by supporters and questioned by opponents within a tense state political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond 1
Wall
Eyil Fred A. Sims
Sims
Sime
Mme Tincoln Tenge
Lima
Vie Ds
Ife
Hong
Uhay
Campalen Melterini
Mercy of Monon Complaint Alleges Rail Rate Discrimination
Whiton E. Hern of Cloverdale files with the Indiana railroad commission against Monon Railway Co. charging unjust and unlawful discrimination in coal rates. The filing cites 99 cents per ton for cen frèn Ube mines at Linton to Cloverdale and higher rates to Greencastle, with Cloverdale closer yet cheaper than Greencastle. Monon has no competition at Cloverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiton E. Hern
Beheol Board
Cloverdale
Indiana Railroad Line
Monon Railway Comepany
Cen Fren Ube
Linton
Greencautlie
Andy
Clovendale
Greencastle
Ctverdale
Limedah
Ctoverdale
Lay sues Union Trust for 150000 damages over mining deal
Plaintiff July Frank R. Lay files suit in the Superior court against Union Trust Company of Indianapolis seeking 150000, alleging a contract to sell Gold Creek Mining stock and misdelivery of shares after the Trust company kept proceeds. Lay claims he paid 500 on the contract and seeks full damages. Also mentions Coliseum meeting in Indianapolis about funding to move and rebuild the government building for the 1904 World’s Fair, with architects’ report supporting the plan but noting needed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Holt
Lima
Hahe
Tulous
F. 7 Lay
Union Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Frank R. Lay
Gold Creek
Eck Soli
FR. Ley
Lay
Indiana
Non Trust Company
Charles Rites Lulu Lovers Quarrel Case Reported
Charles Johnson, who studied in a wear font, was sued by Lulu Brow his sweetheart. During a lovers quarrel on the night of February 3, she alleges he struck her and bit her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rites
Lulu
Charles Johnson
Tuealay
Har
Real Tragedy on the Stage in Denver Theater
Wealthy widow Mrs C A Wilder leapt from a box and fired a shot into her body during a theater performance in Denver. Patrons and performers rushed to aid as the crowd of about 400 watched in shock. Police investigation suggests jealousy and promoter indifference as possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C
Jealoy
Appointment of Republican state convention advisory committee
The advisory committee, key to the state convention, will meet with the Republican state committee. District chairs appointed members, including William A Bogardus for the Seventh and others across districts. Delegates and seating at Tomlinson Hall complicate preparations. Secretary Biddick oversees seating while letters go out to parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Wingory Ranmitiva
William A . Bogardus
Canonistes
Enslsy
Cheikh C. Mason
Rockports
Wil H. Hays
Sullivan
Newton Myers
Jéfergonville
Wiliam A. Cailirle
Dupont
J. Seti Taltyy
Jerry Haute
Thomas B. Millikan
Newcastle
William A. Bexardses
Indianapolis
D. 1
Lanneet
Mutan
Wie
Hiam Alarker
Miner
Virgil S. Relter
Buimmondant
McConnell
Loganmert
Charles W. Canin
Garrett
John D. Bidaman
Warsaw
Corony
Orin
Tomlinson Hall
Biddick
Redick
Guodrich Wan
Market Opens Thursday As Usual For Washington Birthday Week
The city market will open Thursday morning February as usual with no change for the Washington birthday holiday. A man named Bart Sloss appeared in court in Tucadas Jama withers on behalf of a friend. Detectives were seeking him for the robbery of William Hay ward, a boy, valued at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Begro
Bart Sloss
Poller
Tucadas
Jama Withers
Friend
Lancaster and
Splann
Bross
William Hayward
Gas Proves Deadly As Guest Dies From Suicidal Gas Action
A hotel guest named Cahill, 36, registered from Kansas City, was found unconscious in his room at the George hotel after turning on gas. He died later at City hospital. A card for Tim Sullivan, an employment bureau manager, was found on him. The motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Canil
Desestroy Witheels
Georgy Hotel
S. Klinots-st. Me
Cahill
Ani
City Hospital
Houts
George Hotel
Kansas City
Tim Sullivan
Employment Bureau
Cousin Refuses Marriage Tragedy In Indiana Home
In Enderwood Indiana Clarence Robbins killed himself after his cousin Annie Robbins declined to marry him. He pleaded with Miss Robbins to talk elsewhere before firing a shot through his heart. The event follows a bitter refusal and a premonition claimed by Miss Robbins. Later, oral arguments proceed in Lowry versus Indiana cigarette possession, with the Supreme Court to hear the case challenging interstate commerce implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesma
Enderwood
Ind
Clarence Robbing
Josephine Robbins
Supreme Court
Lowry
Ataite
Indiana
Lowry Wes
Ila
Marion County
Antite
Atte
Beaupre Case Moves to Superior Court on Venue Change
The Saran A. Beaupre case, argued over a new trial, is granted a venue change from the circuit court. The case will be taken to the superior court by plaintiffs Eliza Jorsen Florinda O R Lydia Duchane and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saran A. Beaupre
Vlrcult Court
Eliza Jorsen
Florinda O'R
Lydia Duchane
Remorseful Accuser Sends 50 Cents for Charity
A guilty conscience allegedly moved an accuser to send 50 cents to Mason J. Niblock, president of the State Board of Agriculture. The letter, signed by the writer, claims repentance and mentions six board mentors each contributing a penny, totaling the sum to be sent to the Young Men's Holiness Mission from 202 Relfontamest on the letterhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason J. Niblock
State Board of Agriculture
Ness
Young Men's Holiness Mission
Sncfety
Comic Valentine Fight Sends Woman to Police Station
A dramatic Tuesday brawl near 2706 LaBalle and 113 Dearburns ends with Mrs Anna Kiopfer surrendering at police headquarters after confessing she struck neighbor Mrs Cora Helm with a bric a brac ornament. Helm suffered a badly bruised head and facial injuries while a crowd gathered and furniture was knocked over. Kiopfer was charged with assault and battery and later released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Anna Kiopfer
LaBalle
Cora Helm
Stoddard
Cora
Joe Ra
Holman
Klopfer
Farmers clash with Indianapolis milk license drive
Hiltk dealers plan to form an organization to oppose license fees sought by City Sanitarian Eugens Rueh fer. He warns that noncompliant milk suppliers will be barred from Indianapolis. A farmer tested the law by attempting to sell milk without a license, was arrested, then paid to obtain one. The Board of Health aims to record all milk suppliers to Indianapolis and revoke licenses for bad milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trate
Indianapolis
Eugens Ruehfer
Board of Health
Dr. Buehler
Board of Health Ia
Dr. Buchler
Mit
Lipton Cup Offered by Yacht Club in Boston
Sir Thomas Linton has offered a $800 cup to the Beaten Yacht Club in trust. The cup is for the 2 rating class of the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts. The deed requires the owner to win two annual championships to claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Boston
Feb. C
Sir ‘Thomas Linton
Beaten Yacht Club
Jn Trust
Yacht Racing Association
Massachusetts
Eny
Gov Patterson in Relapse Alarm Amid Family Letters
In Columbus on February 11, friends and relatives of Governor Patterson report a renewed relapse in his health. Letters from several family members acknowledge the governor's continued illness and severe condition, describing him as very sick and deteriorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Feb
Guy
Patterson
Fate of Rahke Retrial Decision Expected Friday Morning
In a criminal case, Augustus E Rahke seeks a retrial arguing the verdict was a freak result caused by a lone juror and perjured testimony from two young women. Judge W W Thorton planned to rule Friday on a new trial request after the closing arguments, with Rahke and his two sons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus E. Rahke
John & Duncan
Rahke
Tursdey
W. W. Thorton
Emil
Arthur
Duncan
Michael A. Ryan
Tanke
Jaret
Hahke
Rabke
Gayo HO Penton
Assault on a Peace Officer Leads to Arrests and Escape
Jack Riley, an ex convict and parolee, assaulted Patrolman William Arnold and fled. He was found at a sister’s home near Huck Meck on Tusseliave and charged with assault and resisting arrest. Tim McCarty and Jim McCarty appear in the incident. shots were fired and Riley remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack" Riley
Wiliam Atonld
Higycle Knen Askins
Amunden
Riley
Ihuck Meck
Tusseliave
Jack ateCarty
Rilex
Pageolman Brookl i McCarty
Arnold
Jack
A McCarty
Tim McCarty
Ailuon
Imi Arnold
Tim” McCarty
Vre
McCauley
Cox Out for State Office in Democratic Nomination
Former State Senator A. Cas of Columbus announces entry into the race for secretary of state. Cox Jhos bren is mentioned as a likely entrant, signaling an interesting contest with multiple candidates. Cox is regarded as a strong, well known player in state politics and could become a key factor in the nomination battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. A. Cas
Columbus
Cox Jhos Bren
Cox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holt
Scrippr-MeItae Frean Anaoetatbug
Hamersville
Fen
Kruse & Deventer
Rink’s
Huder's
Hoobier
Atate
Daniel F. Storms
Gov
Hanty
Hytercer
Rockefeller
Sony
Monon
Ries
Clarence Robbins
Will Gase
Ranke
Stegemeir Bros
N. Waota
Pace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!