Madden Quits County Board in Stormy Session
A heated Monday session ends with Capt. Madden resigning from the County Board of Review after chairman Albert Womack’s public criticisms. County officials clash over tax assessments, with Womack accusing influence by Frenzeis and Indianapolis Brewing, while Clark and Ensley defend fair play for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Womack
County Board of Review
Womack
Searl
Mr. Woack
Frenzeis
Albert Lieber
Inanapolis Brewing Company
Ome
Couny Suntor
Cyrus J. Clark
Couny
Oliver P. Ensley
Sine Womack
Fiens
Clark
Ensley
Madden
Capt. Madden
Local Jottings Brighten Our City News
Brief items from Our City note the need for a municipal stable, progress on the livestock pavilion, and upcoming Fourth of July activities. county officials discuss playground initiatives, fireworks policing, and weather forecasts hint at an old fashioned Fourth. Local clubs, churchs, and civic groups hold socials, outings, and concerts as summer events unfold with ice cream and parades anticipated.
Goodnow Leaves State's Employ in Political Move
State bureau of Statistics loses traveling deputy E B Goodnow, resigning to return to selling shoes. Miss Mary Stubbs, chief, may appoint J L Peetz temporarily. Rumors say Goodnow or Miss Stubbs could seek the chief statistician post. politics swirl around the elective office and party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stubbs
Bureau
Stubbs
Goodnow
Gov. Hanly
Mr. Goodnow
J. L. Peetz
Bureau of Statistics
Miss Stubbs
Mob Hurdled Stones In Ice Company Strike Violence
Riots erupted across New York as American Ice company drivers struck against nonunion replacements. Over 100 special policemen were sworn in to guard wagons while drivers guards and delivery workers faced stoning and abductions. Strikebreakers from another batch of sixty non unionists left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Ice Company
Deserter to Face Police Court in Child Neglect Case
William Kennard will be tried in police court Tuesday afternoon on neglecting his 3 month old baby. His wife says he beat the child until she feared it died. Mrs. Kennard of 1882 Road street reported to Humane Officer John Shine. Humane Inspector Al Smith located Kennard in Columbus, Ind, where he was held by the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennard
Kennard
Road St
John Shine
al Smith
Columbus
Ind
Dalton mob hangs accused child abuser named Poser
In Dalton Georgia a 33 year old white man known as Doc Poser confessed to assaulting his seven year old stepdaughter. He was hanged at a Western and Atlantic railroad bridge at 1 30 this morning after the mob overpowered the jailer and seized the keys. The girl died early this morning and had told her mother of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Statehouse
Wallace Foster
Frank
Dalton
White
Western & Atlantic
Poser
Posey
Suits May Follow Hospital Action in Indianapolis Case
Dr. E M Eisenbeiss, a longtime Indianapolis surgeon, has been barred from practicing at Protestant Deaconess hospital and will sue for damages and for slander against Superintendent Russe. He claims a hospital ring blocks his work, cites a planned operation for Mrs William H Wilson, and says the hospital arranged for others to operate and handle the body if she died. The Wilson husband may join suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Eisenbeiss
Indianapolis
Tdeaconess Hospital
Russe
Eisenheiss
Kingan’'s
William H. Wilson
Stolen horse and buggy recovered by police
W Washington sr. harness to N E Devis and Y N Addison se was stolen with the horse and buggy to F M Rozell of 302% N Laura. Harness found on horse, horse hitched to buggy. Items listed at police HQ and returned through Desk sergeant John Corrigan. Outfit found on W Washington st and left at a livery barn. Police suspect boys stole the outfit after locating the horse and gear days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Washington Sr
N. E. Devis
Y. N. Addison Se
Tao F. M. Rozell
N. Laura St
John Corrigan
W. Washinston St
W. Washington St
Farmer dies after joy at marriage proposal
AVILLE Mo July 1 Jesse V Gray a 49 year old farmer who proposed marriage to widow Mrs Rachel Kerrow was found dead in bed this morning. The coroner cites heart disease likely brought on by the joy of acceptance by the widow.
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Scrippa-McHae Press Association
Aville
Jesse V. Gray
Rachel Kerrow
Three Men Die in Ohio Steel Plant Accident
Youngstown Ohio July 1 One foreman Milton Stambaugh and two foreigners were killed when an engine backed into freight cars during a heavy rain storm at the Carnegie Steel plant. Ten men were seriously injured and moved to City hospital after twenty five workers sought shelter under the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
Milton Stambaugh
City
Aided by Rockefeller nurses visit tenement districts
The New York association for inspecting the condition of the poor reports John D. Rockefeller has authorized trained nurses to go from house to house in East-side tenements. They will teach mothers how to care for babies and prevent illness while process servers seek Rockefeller to appear in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeeRee Frese Association
New York
John D. Rockefeller
New York Association
Oil- King
Earthquake Shocks Washington DC Observed
The coast geodetic survey reports an earthquake shock at Washington area starting 8:15 am, with the strongest motion from 8:20 to 8:28 am. Observed at Cheltenham observatory and by the weather bureau seismograph. It was more distinct than Kingston but less severe than San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Preas Association
Washington
The
Coast Geodetic Survey
Cheltenham
Kingston
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Found Baby Left At Mrs Studebaker Home
A woman arrived in a closed carriage and left a newborn with Mrs Jennie Studebaker on Saturday morning. The note asked for care, and the baby was turned over to E R Hisey, an undertaker on Oliver Avenue, who refused to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Studebaker
Holleyave
Runaway horse injures trio on Washington Street
George Trauh, 29 Washington street, his wife, and Mrs. Carrie Meyers were thrown from a buggy when a horse bolted near Becker street. They sustained only minor injuries after the horse startled by an automobile driven by Dr. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trauh
Washington St
Carrie Meyers
W. Washington-st
Becker St
Oan
Dr. Fisher
Milling Plant Accident Injures Ezra Kimbell
Ezra Kimbell, an employee at American Homing mills, was seriously injured Monday after being caught in a packing machine. He suffered a scalp wound and suspected brain concussion and was taken to Cir hospital. Dr. Wagner in charge as he rests at Pratt and Weststs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Kimbell
Kimbell
Cir Hospital
Wagner. Kimbellves
Pratt and Weststs
Rinila hue Volcano Erupts Killing Indian Families
Dispatches from Valdivia report Rinila hue volcano renewing activity near Valdivia Chile ejecting boiling water rocks and ashes. Fifteen Indian families died and many cattle perished as the crater collapsed and grew nearly twice its former length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meltoc Presse Association
Santiago
Chili
Valdivia
CITY MAY DROP SUIT IN COLISEUM INJUNCTION CASE
City officials show little likelihood of appealing Judge Vinson Carter's injunction. Mayor Bookwalter favors supreme court review on market house title but no certainty exists. Contractor Jungelangs seeks reimbursement for actual work, notably temporary market sheds costing thousands, while city risks minimal losses if injunction halts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Carter
Charles A. Bookwalter
Supreme Court
W. P. Jungelaus Company
Carter
Charles O. Roemler
Jungelangs Company
Mayors Veto Override Aims At Three New Ordinances
City council plans to override Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter’s veto on three ordinances. One transfers saloon license approval to the council from the city controller, while the other two authorize annexation of two territory bodies to Irvington. Fourteen votes needed, and leaders expect passage. A separate item advertises rooms furnished complete for 155 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bookwalter
Irvington
Poisoned cattle cause fear in Liberty farmers in Missouri
Liberty Missouri July 1 49 head of cattle owned by William Sevier were poisoned with Paris green. Twelve cattle died and two horses were killed. Cattle valued at about 35 each were ready for market. The incident has stirred local farmers who fear lynching of the guilty party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Liberty
William Sevier
Paris Green
Nonunion Workers Brought In To Replace Striking Operators
A carload of nonunion men said to be recruited from eastern offices of the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies began work today in place of striking operators. The newcomers, quartered in Pullman cars in railroad yards, include several chief operators from eastern cities. They insist they will return to regular posts once permanently engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Mcline Press Association
San Francisco
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Ees
Pees
Two-Cent Fares Assured By Illinois Rail Rate Law
Scripps-McRae Presan Association in Chicago reports that railroad officials instruct agents to comply with the new Illinois two-cent passenger rate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presan Association
Chicago
Weather Forecast Summary From Obscure Listing
Fragmentary weather forecast text mentions United States conditions and timing but provides unclear details and odd phrasing. The readable parts indicate a general regional forecast, lacking specific regions, temperatures, or dates.
Morrison Kellogg to Confer with Bonaparte in Washington
Charles B. Morrison and Frank B. Kellogg, government special counsel in the Stanford Oil prosecutions, left Chicago for Washington to confer with Attorney General Bonaparte on matters of utmost import. United States District Attorney Sims confirmed the urgent nature of their mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Charles B. Morrison
Frank B. Kellogg
Stanford Oil
Washington
Bonaparte
United States
Sims
FOLLOW THE CROWD Luncheon Ad Under Shade
A noon hour lunch offer titled Follow the Crowd invites readers to dine under shade from 12 to 2 at Fair Bank for 50 cents. The brief note highlights a light meal option and a specific price window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Bank
The Gem Laundry Ad
Local laundry offers family washings rough dry at 5c per pound with all flat pieces ironed. Promotes phone contact at 1671 for service.
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THE
GEM Laundry
The Sun offers ten word free want ads for housework
The Sun announces a three day free use of its want columns inviting readers to place a housework seeking ad with ten words at no charge.
Friedman Records Admit in Haywood Murder Trial
Boise July 1 Judge Wood ruled steno graphic records of Morris Friedman admissible in the Haywood murder trial. Darrow read them to the jury. Reports depict detectives infiltrating unions to control strike relief and blame Haywood, with Pinkerton and Denver agency involvement. Londoner’s reports link to the Cripple Creek events, Victor meetings, and riot at the union hall. Lawyers debate whether extraneous matters have muddled the case while recounting witness testimony and ongoing Colorado labor upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Western Federation
United Mine Workers
J. N. Londoner
Pinkerton
Denver
Crippie Creek
Independence Mine
Friedman
Herr
Col
J. G. Bloom
Colorado National Guard
Colorado
California
Colers D' Alene
Steunenberg
Floating Tackle and Cabinets Sale Ads
FISHING TACKLE advertised with a split bamboo rod offer at 1.00 from Gus Habich of 121 West Washington Street. Cabinets offered at 2.00 per dozen from Harrod's Studio located at 116 Virginia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Habich
West Washington Street
Harrod
Virginia-ave
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Cy Clark
Frenzels
Biriline
Thomas Madden
Board of Public
Holtzman
Tration
Albert Womack
Mr. Clark
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Marion
Rhodius
Charles Hurst
State Fair Grounds
Fremont Goodwine
Sid Conger
Old Sol
Charles W. Wheat
Grand Army
Indiana Department of the
William A. Ketcham
Capitol Lodge
Pathfinders
Florence French
Fletcher-ave
Elite Hive
No. 134
Saks Hall
Knights and
W Ladies of Honor
N. Pennsylvania-st
Birthday Club
Brookside Park
Naom
Riverside
St. Clairst
Grace Finney
Chester St
Ladies’ Auxiliary
All Soul's Unitarian Church
Meridian St. M. E
Mrs. Miller
N. Meridian Sr
Aid Society of the
First English Lutheran Church
N. New Jersey St
Choral Society
Roberts Park Church
Winona Lake
Tarry Branaugh
John Wood
STATE
Reau
Statistics
E. B. Goodnow
State Bureau of
Joseph
H. Stubbs
Charles Stubbs
Hutchins
Winchester
G. W. Goethals
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Taft
Scripps-McRar Preas Association
Him
Scripps-MoRse Press
Tance
Dr. Eisenbeiss
Forse
FE. Robinson
Farmer
Rockefeller
Washington, D.C
SMALL
Coliseum
Wulechner’s
Houseclerg
NG Tine
Tae Sun
Dleaths
Organi
Zation
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Darrow
Globeville
McPartland
Haywo
Haywoo
Landoner
Fle
Victor
Citizens’ Alliance
Union
Londoner
Wiliam Haywood
Orchard
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