Receivership Sought in Holt Ice and Cold Storage Case
Henry C G Bain files a complaint seeking a receiver for Holt ice and cold storage company naming Sterling R Holt John R Wilson James L Keach and M A Dowsing. He claims minority shareholders are deprived of honest accounting and alleges mismanagement losses and improper loans with figures from 1897 to May 16. Keach defends the charges as unfounded stating his role was limited to storage and that Holt manages the business with his confidence.
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Henry Ba
Holt Ice and Cold Storage Company
Henry C. G. Bain
Sgzihet
Sterling R. Holt
John R. Wilson
James L. Keach
M. A. Dowsing
Mr. Bale
Holt and Keach
Bass
Ise
Indiianapolis
Ta, Bentotter & Co
Hottwnd
Keach
St. Bale
A. Kiefer Drug Company
William Boe Aon
Bala
James Ls Keach
Charzes
Holt
Miners Convene in Indianapolis for Convention Proceedings
Handshakes and greetings mark the mine workers convention in Torinsco hall Indianapolis as 1000 delegates gather. President Mitchell opens the session with welcome from Mayor Holzman and reports on credentials, wage scale negotiations, and potential topics including mine environment and social welfare.
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Mine Workers’ Convention
Torinsco Hall
Mitchell
Holtzman
Indianapolis
Holzman
Barry
Central Labor Union
Indianapoli
Isperatora
Beveridge supporters deny Metzger candidacy claim
The report notes Robert Metzger backed by ex mayor Bookwalter challenges Col. Marry B. Smith for county chairman. Beveridge supporters deny any bid by Metzger and insist Smith supports Beveridge, with Beveridge reportedly disavowing any involvement.
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Beveridge
Metzger
Favorable Panama Canal Treaty Reported by Senate Panel
The Panamanian canal treaty was ordered reported favorably by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Amendments adopted are minor in substance and require Panama’s concurrence. Debate in the Senate to resume in about six weeks before a final ratification vote.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations
Panama
Ne Wenate
Banker's Beggar Charge Shocks Local Court
A banker turned beggar faced Judge Whallon on a vagrancy charge after a door to door canvass for cash or food. The suspect boasted of roaming saloons after curfew and causing disruptions. He was fined $19 plus costs. The man wore two coats and claimed to be from Kentucky, with a camera and other items in his possession.
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Whallon
Collegenve
Irtet
Triad
Waloons
Floyd Banker
Kentucky
Sutherland Ave to Open for College Ave Extension
The board of works authorized opening Sutherland avenue from Twenty-eighth to Twenty-ninth streets to provide a right of way for the College ave extension. A birthday celebration for Mrs Jon G Rasimann was held Saturday at Highland-ave with guests including Mrs W F Hass of Cincinnati.
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Board of Works
Sutherland-ave
Jon G. Rasimnann
Highland-ave
Baasmann
W. F. Hass
Cincinnati
Drunken Old Timer Tale At City Rowing Club
A garbled OCR tale recounts a drunken old timer story involving Michael Foley and other figures from Newpoint. Witnesses recall a Sunday night event near a four-vicket office, with claims of aliases and a tense raid.
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Jia
Michael Faley
Newpoint
Dudee Whelson
Ant
Foley
Child Dies in Fire Accident Conviction Noted
A boy convicted of manslaughter in a fatal burn fire case near Plainfield, Massachusetts, faces transfer for further proceedings after the incident that seriously injured a baby and involved the Harrington area. The article records the tragedy and the legal outcome.
Died From Morphine in Foreville Teen Overdose
A local report records a teen overdose in Foreville linked to morphine. Names and exact circumstances are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities investigate possible sources and note hospital involvement in treatment and notification of family. The incident highlights concerns over drug access and youth safety in the community.
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Wink Staategy
Foreville
Turks
Anna
Monty
Panic at School Fire Aii g ten dead or injured
Four hundred pupils marched from Affe diatriot school as smoke, flames, and a burst through the walls trapped Edna Baum and injured her. Principal Teresa Cocoran fainted. four bells rang the alarm. Fire started in the basement from thawed pipes. Damage totals about 5008 dollars.
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Dayton
Edna Baum
Teresa Cocoran
Fremen
Rhetta Shade
Peoria Relief Train Wreck Kills Three in Iowa
A head on collision on the Iowa Central near Kickapoo creek curve left three men dead in Peoria and three injured as a relief crew and a switch engine met on the line. Among the dead were Peter Johnson Albert Schwartz and A E Hoers of Peoria. Two Monmouth men I G Truman and John Nell were seriously injured along with a fireman on the relief train.
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Peoria. WL
Iowa Central
Kickapoo Creek
Callsion
Peter Johnson
Albert Schwartz
A. E. Hoers
Peoria
Monmouth
I. G. H. Truman
John Nell
Local Theft Case Involving Three Named Defendants
Mr. Ind 3irs Pal Gorre and their daughter Mrs. Rago Polay of 1155 Liberty St faced fines and suspended judgment after a coal theft charge. The court noted their misunderstanding of property rights but they promised not to repeat the act. Judge Whalton presided.
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Ind
Pal Gorre
Rago Polay
Liberty Sl
Judement
Poles Court
Raitrand
Whalton
Saloon Violation Fines Set in County Court
Harward Lauth and Oliver Meyers were fined $10 and costs for a saloon violation. The charges note Meyers with selling after hours at 828 Meridian St and Lanith with selling on Sunday. Police reports cite local enforcement actions Monday.
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Harward Lauth
Oliver Meyers
Corts
Lanith
Hunday
Meridian St
Meyers
Officer Bitten In Scuffle At Norwood Trespass Standoff
Officer McIntyre arrested Emma Shirley on a trespass charge near the Big Four right of way by Norwood after she fought him and bit his hand. Waggoner, his brother-in-law, arrived with a revolver. McIntyre drew his weapon and kept Waggoner at bay, then took the men to the police station where Waggoner was arrested.
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Omicer McIntyre
Emma Shirley
Norwood
Bristow
Ofcer
Actors Picked Up In Lorraine Raw
Jesse Ofer, a young New York traveler, testified at Lorraine hotel about a gambling game run by operators Doc Hughes and Barry Homer. Ofer, intoxicated after entertainment, said he lost 70 to Hughes and 80 to Homer, with others claiming ignorance of the game. Judge Wharton continued his case indefinitely. others to be finished Saturday. The trio Joseph A. Smith Charles Gepest were arrested in the English near the billiard room and claimed no knowledge of the activity.
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Jesse Ofer
New York
Lorraine Hotel
Wharton
Ofer
Claypool
Nat
Xomebmis
Doc Hughes
Barry Homer
Manhattan Resaurant
Homer
Joseph
A. Smith
Charles Gepest
Mors Tima in Margar Case
Chief Justice Puller announced in the supreme court that in the Minnesota case involving Northern Securities the state is given 90 days to file briefs. The question concerns circuit court jurisdiction and the method of filing briefs by counsel.
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Mors Tima
Margar
Warhington
Puller
Supreme Court
State of Minnesota
Use Northern Securities Company
Pretty faces at state house during two day library session
Girls from the state house attended a talk on library directorship as the state library commission met. Miss Anne Phelps of the New York Library College led the two day session in downtown Indianapolis with Abrurlane from an Indiana party present.
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State House
State Library Commission Sbool Woa
Indiana
Anne Phelps
New York ‘Library College
Equabble Over Insuring the Detention Hospital
A disputes over who should insure the Detention Hospital during construction. DeCamp brothers want the city to insure at least 4000 while the works board says the contractor’s contract assigns insurance to the city. The city attorney is to interpret the contract as the wrangle continues. In St Louis a separate labor dispute involving bat and shoe workers and the Tobin leadership is discussed.
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Nn Fetention
Works Board
DeCamp Brothers
Clanre
Iseue
Cincinnati
Dia
St. Louis
Bat
Frank
Tinta
A. J. Lawrence
Mt. Louis
Tobin
Chas. K. McMorrow
Loston
Western retail implement dealers announce record year
Kansas City Jan 1 A meeting of the executive committee of the Western retail implement and vehicle dealers association was held, Monday. It resulted in the announcement that the past year had been the most prosperous to the trade ever known.
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Kanbas City
Western Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers’ Association
Robbery at St Charles Hotel Involves 1900 Pennies
A drawer in the bar of the St Charles hotel was robbed of about 1900 pennies on a Sunday. Detective H A Metcalf arrested Alonso Copsins, a porter at the hotel, on suspicion of pilfering the coins.
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Hamilton
St Charles
H. A. Metcalf
Alonso Copsins
Panplama
Curtain safety drive spurs curtain tests across theaters
State factory inspector McAbee reports a deluge of investigations into theater origins. Mayors health officers and citizens urge action, leading to active enforcement. Inspectors will seize curtains and list proof of fire safety and material composition, testing curtains themselves for safety. owners face higher costs to comply.
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Indiana
McAbee
Czar to Receive Japan's Minister
London forecasts from the Far East hint at peace with Russia partially yielding to Japan in Korea and port openings in Manchuria. A commercial treaty with the United States and a Balfour pledge to honor Far East obligations are cited as key steps. the czar invites the Japanese minister to call at the palace.
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London
Far East
Korea
Manchuria
United States
China
America
Balfour
England
Janam
Man In Court After Drinking Incident In Doral
Doral Mitchell and friends were out Saturday night when he was found intoxicated in police court. He was fined 31 and cast by Judge Whallon after a brief hearing. Also reported, a bridge over the Kansas City river was washed away by ice, disrupting communication with Armourdale and threatening further danger to the Hue railway bridge.
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Doral Mitchell
Wee
Omcers Coxant
Rodgers
Whallon
Kansas City
Katiata River
Bet Hue
Armourdale
Weather outlook over Indianapolis and region 36 hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and nearby areas predicts fair weather through Monday night with increasing clouds and a higher temperature. Early morning 7 a m reads 14, noon 22, with southeast winds. Warmer in Indiana and adjacent states with rising temps and improving humidity.
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Indianapolia
Wickety
Indiana
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