Judge Landis Upholds Eight Counts in Rebates Case
In Chicago federal court Judge Kenasaw Landis rules the Elkins act violation stands. The Chicago and Alton Railroad and agents Faithorn Wann are found guilty on eight counts for paying a one dollar per car trackage fee to Schwarschild and Guleberger, with two passenger rate counts dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
Inllinois
Scrippe-McRar Preas Association
Chicago
Kecesaw Landis
Chicago & Alton
Landis
O& Swedergér
Elkins
Schwarscild & Guleberger, Packers
Gardevtar
Governsments
I -Ie
Chicago& Allan
Jom M. Faithorn
Fred A. Wann
Court Significance Highlighted in Pledge 10 Case
Attorney General Miller and assistant Hadley discuss casino closures at French Lick and Went Baden properties. They report locking up equipment including slot machines and anticipate next court Friday. Miller asserts state authority and potential permanent casino shutdowns amid mixed public sentiment.
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Atformay
Charles W. Miller
C. C. Hadley
Ind
French Lick
Baden
Br. Miller
Miller
Hadley
Paoli
Warned Strikers to Obey Decree by Judge Anderson
Judge Albert B. Anderson instructed twelve Pope Motor Car machinists cited for violating a temporary restraining order to avoid plant crowds and threats. He warned of harsher action if disobedience continued, while affirming the right to lawful protest and the obligation to stay away from the plant unless conducting authorized business. The cited workers, including Howard Bomgart and Walter Darnell, pledged to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belnglly
Atriite Union
Pope Mater Company
Stethers Attomes
Albert B. Anderson
Leereesampson
Anderson
Serance
Placen
Hdoward Bomgart
W. A. Frohsinger
Jane L. Blanchard
John A. Bielert
Walter B. Darnell
Nicholas al. Johantgen
Oscar K. Umberger
John B. Sculley
George H. Bennett
Osear Rosselius
Henry Huft
Pope Motor Car Company
Tragic Infant Death From Chair Fall in Charlottesville
Special to the Sum Charlottesville Ind July 6. Freda White aged one, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank White, died after falling from her high chair. The mother returned to the room and found the child hanging in the chair, a fatal accident reported from Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
Ind
Freda
Frank White
White
Parish pastor condemns risky fashion at altar in Kingston
Father M. E. Lynot of St. Ignatius church denounces provocative garments worn by women in his Kingston parish. He says attire exposing necks and shoulders distract from worship and urges parishioners to follow modest dress standards while remaining current with fashion.
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Derippe-WeeRee Prean Association
Wilkesbarre
M. E. Lynot
St. Ignative Church
Kingston
Bansahea
Explosion at Saginaw factory kills several workers
In Saginaw Michigan this morning a gasoline tank exploded at the Conendal works causing the plant to collapse and shattering nearby windows. One worker E A Foehl was killed and others J Casendal Cori Casendal John Riger and an unknown boy were severely burned.
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Saginaw
Mich
Conendal
E. Aa. Foehl van Kifed
J. Casendal
Cori Casendal
John Riger
Mrs Thaw Dined With Mr White In New York
John Burns testifies as night chauffeur to Stanford White since 1905 recounting Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw accompanying White in car rides and meetings. He recalls seeing Mrs Thaw with White in February and notes nocturnal encounters during the marriage leading to the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
White
New York
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Burndavers
Alnna
Unusual Growth Among Pythians Records Rise in Membership
A grand lodge poster notes 2386 members admitted across lodges, amid March and April activity. Seized funds include $5 210 in treasuries, with New Castle’s Creaeny Inge No 3 leading the class. The next grand lodge session will reveal further prosperity.
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Tato
Wade
Geala
Katghta
Pythias
Inia
Jicstee
New Castle
First Bale Of Texas Cotton Sells In Galveston
The first bale of Texas cotton for the year was sold in Galveston for 2113 dollars. It was grown in Starr County.
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Fort Wonnth
Tex
Texas
Galveston
Starr County
Fair Ant Slightly Warmer Forecast
Weather note indicates a mildly warmer trend with brief hints of Saturday warmth. Forecasters expect a gradual rise in afternoon temperatures and light winds across the region.
Lives of Poor Are Insured in National Study
Washington July 6 The bureau of Investigation has released findings on the District of Columbia river margin and the effect on white western families. The report notes that even among thrifty poor workmen a loss of an earner’s wages would cause serious hardship. Two boys from a single house were sent to industrial school for truancy. Ferippe Mellan Prean Association listed.
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Ferippe Mellan Prean Association
Washington
District of Columbia
Bureau of Inter
United States
One Man Killed In Auto Accident Near St Louis
Alfred Burton 21, chauffeur, died when a powerful automobile owned by SC Edgar plunged over an embankment on Clayton road in St Louis County. Seven others were injured including Mrs Burton and John Sweet. The vehicle, borrowed for the trip, lacked owner knowledge. Investigators note insurance motives and discuss burial costs and poverty.
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Seuppe-Mefine
ST. Louis
Alifred Burton
Edgar
Clayton Road
Surton
Filgar
Burton
John Sweet
Iceman Accused by the Butcher in False Weight Case
A Polar Ice Company driver and multiple ice firm officials face warrants after alleged shortweight deliveries. Police question Dithman and other officers over 100 pound claims, 200 pounds short, and weighless consignments. Public notices name Virginia Avenue addresses and Washington Street routes involved.
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H. L. Dhinman
Polar Ice Company
St W. Twentyrtratst
Welling
Mr. Dithman
Robert Hagdings
Butcher
Virginia-ave
Louty Raddens
Coonse | & Caylar Tes Company
Washington St
Wulfson
John Kennedy
New Ice Company
Eight-year-old drowned in Fall Creek at Indianapolis
Eight-year-old Willie Roby son of Gus Roby was carried to the bank by a young Black man after drowning in Fall Creek near Indian Falls. Doctors Jobes and McKinstry used methods to revive him but the time in water proved fatal. The body was taken to City Hospital.
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Willie Roby
Wiliam Roby
Gus Roby
Blackford Sr
Fall Creek
Indianieave
Indianapolis Water Company
Jobes
McKinstry
City Hospital
Young Roby
Death nears as doctor rushes to dying Bailey
William Bailey aged 28, single and partner at Bailey & Oxburne, was found dying at his Minnesota Street home Friday morning. Deputy Coroner Robertson ordered a postmortem to determine cause. Bailey, treated for nervous pretentration, died before physician could arrive, with his mother and Prof. George Miller of Cincinnati nearby. Interment to be handled by Flanner & Buchanan.
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William
Bailey
Mr. Hailey
George Miller
Cincinnati
Prof. Miller
Hedside
Wiliam FE Bailey
John M. ‘Bailey
Flanner & Buchanan
Peru plants swept by flames destroy two bottling and mill yards
A fire destroyed two Peru facilities, including a brewing company bottling works and a Miami County lumber yard, causing extensive damage. No injuries reported. Authorities investigated the blaze, with officials noting the rapid spread and loss of equipment and stock. The incidents disrupted local operations and prompted investigations into cause and containment.
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Miami County
City Park Board Hearing on Power Lauck Charges
Testimony from a Friday hearing questions Clyde Power the park superintendent and alleges interests in Riverside Amusement. Port Commissioner A J Lauck claims neglect of duty and the board will rule after witnesses describe outside stock and work duties on city time.
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A. J. Lauck
Clyde Power
Lauck
Power
Riverside Chatca
Cieamy
Henry Warrum
Mays
Charles A. Bookwalter
Commissionera
Charles E. Coffin
M. A. Downing
George Merritt
Oxsa
Joseph E. Bell
J. Clyde Power
Cra Howen
Park Commissionera
Blythe Hendricks
Riverside Amusement Company
Park Department
Park Board
Powers
Mr. Warrum
Mr. Power
Riveralds Amusement Company
Coffins
Doard
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Oca Contre
Thomas Taggart
New York World
Bir. Taggart
Mader
Taggart
Engino
Millsi
West Barden
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Btate
Baines State
Hpeniltiing
St Fe
Federal Court
Brrth
Massachusetts-ave
Little Minister
Nector's
Serer
Thia
Jameth
Hanson
Brontway
Stanny
White's
Cab
Johnnie
York
Knickerbocker Club
Dead Man
New York City
Mrs. Thaw
Bureau OF Labor
Weis
al Carry
Hite
Pembroke Arcade
Pension Barber“Amop
Iceman
William E. Bailey
Peru
Brewing Company
J Tha’ Slain
Covaty
Jumbe
City Park Board
Lauok
McCord
John
Frederick McClellan
Ahares
the Riverside
Noele
Bir
Lieber
Lister Fig
Bal Power
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