Dr James Morgan Freed By Court In Employment Scam Case
Dr James Morgan of Louisville and Hall Bsilone of Reliable Employment were discharged in police court due to lack of evidence. The judge ruled Morgan fulfilled contracts and refunded money after customers complained, while Slone had no involvement with the firm. Letters showed warnings and refunds. Culbertson testified he received a check and Columbia House guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
Louisville
Hall Bsilone
Reliable Employment Agency
Thomas C. Whailton
Henry Neal
Columbia House
Morgan
Whallen
Slone
E. J. Culbertson
Chicago
Dr. Morgan
Mr. Neal
Neal
Culbertson
William Riley
Frank Piety
Halli Slone
Piety
Local Jottings From Marion Club Auctions and City Life
Judge Hanna attended the Marion club sale and bought articles while the judiciary department and tax board activities drew attention. Notes recall weed-cutting by health board teams, local social groups, travelers, and city business, with a 1954 Rhodius probate case closing a long chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Marion Club
Hanna and
Harvey
Stout and Hutchison
Soldiers Begin Shoot at Indiana National Guard Camp
The Indiana National Guardsmen opened a small arms practice camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison on the state range Saturday morning and will run until July 16. Soldiers from each battalion attend with prizes for top marksmen. From the winners a team of 18 will go to Camp Perry, Ohio, next month. Maj. Gen. McKee and staff will stay on site during the contest as hundreds from across Indiana participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guards
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Camp Perry
Indiana
McKee
Indiana National Guard
Officer Transfers from Indianapolis to Pensacola Naval Hospital
Medical Inspector G. P. Lumsden, long connected with the naval recruiting station in Indianapolis, has been ordered to command the naval hospital at Pensacola Florida. Acting Assistant Surgeon D. H. Casto will succeed him at the local recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Lumsden
Naval
Indianapolis
Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
D. H. Casto
Fair and Warmer Tonight and Sunday
Sunrise 4 26 a m. Noon 12 p m. Sunset 7 15 p m. Bliss Native Herbs at 356 West Wash Street. Weather outlook indicates fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures.
Umbrella theft left clerk badly hurt at Mantle and Medias
Simon Gold, clerk at Mantle and Medias, was attacked during a jewelry heist valued at 4000 dollars. He is recovering with a fractured skull at City hospital. Police and detectives propped 36 hours of inquiry with few leads as witnesses described two men fleeing with new umbrellas and a suitcase toward the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Gold
Mantle & Medias
Massachusetts Ave
Gold
Mulberry St
E. H. Prichard
Baker
Woman Dies Suddenl y in Heart Disease at Home
James Davenport awoke to his wife’s labored breathing and called Bicycle Officer Wilson for help. They returned to 202 N Holmes Ave to find Mrs Davenport dead at 63, believed to have died of heart disease after months of heart complaints, leaving three grown children and a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davenport
Wilson
Davenport
Burglars Take Jewelry From Broad Way Home
Bicycle Officers Schlangwen and Rad amacher responded to 838 Broad Way Friday night where Miss Marie Johnson reported a back door entry and a ransacked residence. Two gold watches and two rings were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlangwen
Radamacher
Broadway
Marie Johnson
Wife sues for divorce over alleged cruelty and cash claim
Mrs Lillie Smith sues Elmer Smith for divorce claiming cruelty including striking and choking. She says he threatens to take her $8600 earnings from ironing and sewing and fears he will withdraw $1,3000 jointly earned with him from Indiana Trust. She seeks an injunction to stop transfer of the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Smith
Indiana Trust Company
Bennett On Trial For Shooting Policeman On Car Controversy
George Bennett is on trial for shooting at Policeman Ollie Henry with intent to kill after a May 18 streetcar confrontation with Black men. The bullet pierced Henry’s coat but caused no injury as Bennett fled to Vermont Street home and fired again as Henry pursued. Bennett says he believed armed men were entering the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Ollie Henry
Bennett
Vermont St
Capitolave
Henry
Korea Delegation Excluded Receives American Reply
An official statement from American delegates at The Hague explains yesterday’s reception of the Korean delegation by Joseph H Choate. The Americans say the United States has goodwill toward Korea but offered no stance on Korea’s political condition and directed Koreans to present representations to the Washington government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRaee Press Association
the Hague
Hague
United States
Washington
Boats Collide in Rapids Near Port Huron
Scripps-McRae Presa Association reports Linda and Selwin Eddy collided in the rapids at Port Huron on July 1. Both boats were bound downriver. one attempted to overtake the other. Paint was scraped along both hulls but no injuries or major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Port Huron
Mich
Linda
Selwin Eddy
Wulschner's Furnished Rooms Item Price Drop
The People's Outfitting Co offers complete furnished rooms by Wulschner for 125 dollars, down from 165 dollars and up. The ad highlights three rooms fully furnished with a value listed at 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Outfitting Co
Taesan ad seeks old traps sale in three days
Housecleaning notice urges posting a ten word advertisement in Taesan to sell old traps within three days for 16 centa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taesan
Telegraphers Ready to Strike Citywide in New York
Scripps-Mug? McRae Preas Association in New York reports 90 percent of the citys 2600 telegraphers prepared to walk out on word from San Francisco if Commissioner Neill fails to settle. A nationwide strike could parallel walkouts in Chicago and other cities, risking major commerce disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
Charles P. McInerny
Chicago
San Francisco
Labor Commissioner Neill meets telegraph sides in Oakland
Labor Commissioner Neill arriving from Washington and meeting with both telegraph companies and telegraphers in Oakland. He refused to discuss any phase of the strike as talks commenced under national government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
National
Neill
1200 Japanese on board Kumeric bound for Vancouver
The steamer Kumeric carries 1,200 Japanese passengers ready to sail to Vancouver B C. Charterer M Oriyama deposited 23 dollars per passenger with ship agents to meet Canada's 25 dollar immigrant requirement. several fare paying travelers cannot be accommodated and threaten to garnish the fund. Oriyama has been refused a Seattle passport by the Japanese consul in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Vancouver
B. C
M. Oriyama
Oriyama
Seattle
Rumor of Two Japanese Ejected at Navy Yard
An unconfirmed report from Washington says two Japanese sightseers may have been ejected from the navy yard for trying to photograph with a small camera. The claim remains unverified and details are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippx-MacRae Press Association
Washington
Washington Navy Yard
Brookes Defeats Beals Wright in Wimbledon Davis Cup
Norman Brookes of Australia defeated Beals C. Wright of the United States in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-2 in the first round of the preliminary Dwight Davis Cup contests at Wimbledon on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrippe-MecRae Preas Association
London
Norman Brookes
Australia
Beals C. Wright
Brookes
Requisition for Crockett Hearing in Green County
Gov. Hanly received a requisition for the return of Joe Crockett who is wanted to answer a murder charge in Green county Tennessee. He has been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Joe Crockett
Green County
Tennessee
Dairymen plead guilty in milk standard case
Frank Hendricks and Dalton Styers, dairymen, appeared in police court Saturday and pleaded guilty to selling milk below standard. Each fined $10 and costs. Catherine Wallace, owner of a restaurant at 40 W. Washington St., showed a sign advertising skimmed milk and was discharged. J. C. Roscoe denied buying oleomargarine. inspectors said oleomargarine was found in his restaurant. Case taken under advisement until July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hendricks
Dalton Styers
Catherine Wallace
Washington St
J. C. Roscoe
State Pure Food Commission
Morgan testifies in London fraud case over Leslie swindle
J Pierpont Morgan swore he did not know Mrs Josephine Leslie in a London criminal court as Miss Annie Blount, an Irish heiress, seeks to recover 42500 dollars alleging Leslie used false Morgan tips to attract funds. Leslie lived lavishly, traveled by motor, and cashes checks numbered 25000 and 100000 were returned as account closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
London
John D. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Josephine Leslie
Leslie
England
Newmarket
Annie Blount
Mrs. Leslie
Mrs. McDonald Held After Mrs Stone Dies
In New York on July 13 coroner holds Elizabeth McDonald wife of James B McDonald in custody on suspicion of causing the death of Laura B Stone wife of George Stone a police records clerk. Stone says his wife woke him for water and died beside him. no autopsy yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Stone
George Stone
Police Department
Elizabeth McDonald
James B. McDonald
Stone
Mrs. Stone
Mrs. McDonald
Four rooms furnished complete for sale
Four rooms furnished complete valued at 225 dollars offered for 165 dollars.
Grant H. Clay Dentist Opens New Indianapolis Office
Grant H. Clay M D dentist formerly with the New York Dental company for 14 years now operates at 108 North Delaware Street opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
Delawareat
Tomlinson Hell
Indianapolis
Free want ads offered by The Sun for room rentals
The Sun prints a ten word free advertisement for three days for vacant rooms to rent. The notice mentions The Gem Laundry offering family washings rough dry per pound with a phone number 364% for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
GEM Laundry
Fiat
Fairbanks Rescue Contradicts Press Agent Story
A young woman provides a firsthand account of a lake rescue that contradicts the press agent narrative about Fairbanks and Giri. The lake incident left Giri unscathed and not even wet, as claimed by the agent’s report, while the veracity of the overall tale is questioned.
Miss Wallace recounts Yellowstone Lake rescue by Fairbanks
Miss Lena Wallace explains she fell from a Yellowstone Lake Boat pier and was rescued with help from friends and a nonplunging Fairbanks. She states Fairbanks aided in revival after she lost consciousness, contradicting claims he jumped in to save her.
Vice-President Fairbanks Hero or Media Mirage
Special to The Saw reports a sensational tale of Vice-President Fairbanks rescuing Lena Wallace from Yellowstone Lake. In truth the story was a press agent fabrication. Fairbanks arrived after others had already pulled the woman from the water, and the defense of heroism was later questioned as exaggerated publicity.
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Yellowstone Lake
J. P
Wyo
Yellowstone Lake Boat Company
Fairbanks
Sam
MR. Fairbanks
Woo
United States
Lena Wallace
Gibbs
Lake Pier
Miss Wallace
Bill Taft
Dia
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Federal Building
Frank Tuite
Sally Jones
N. Meridian St
Harry Tutewiler
Marion
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Statehouse
Harry Tutewller
Wisconsin
Elam H. Neal
J. Wood Wilson
Washington, D. C
Jamestown
Board of Public Health
John C. Billheimer
F. F. Hutchins
Rhodius
Ela Wilkie
James Healy
Anthony
Dave
Washington and
Delaware Sts
Humane Society
Lawton Monument
Commercial Club
Leon A. Berezniak
W. C. Browne
F. E. Hine
Donalds. Morris
F. S. Ruddell
Clay Whitely
Downeyave. Christian Church
Downeyave
E. E. Voyles
Canada
George J. Marott
Europe
James Norwood
Criminal Court
Marion Court
A. M. Brooks
Bloomington
National Guard
Woman
Elmer Smith
George Bennett
Wulschner
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Francisco
Scrippin-McRae Press Association
Oakland
Cal
Labor Com
Missioner Neill
Kumeric
Hono
Lulu
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Beals Wright
Crockett
J.P. Morgan
London Criminal Court
People's Outfitting Co
Giri
Lena
Wallace
Lake
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Lake Hotel
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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