Fletcher and American Banks to Consolidate in Indianapolis
Fletcher National and American National banks of Indianapolis plan a September consolidation. The new Fletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis will occupy American National’s quarters with Fletcher interests predominate, owning about half of the stock and board leadership chaired by John Perrin. The combination aims to create Indiana’s strongest bank with $2 million capital and $1 million surplus, and deposits near $15 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher National Bank
American National Bank of Indianapolis
American National Bank
Fletcher- American National Bank of Indianapolis
Fletcher
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Indiana
American National
American National ‘Bank
John Perrin
Stoughton J. Fletcher
James J. Perrin
Fletcher National
Stoughton
Mrs H P Wasson to Receive Estate Under Will
The will of H P Wasson was probated. Amanda M Wasson inherits the entire estate minus three legacies of 10000 each for three children Edward L McKee Fred W Wasson and H Kennard Wasson. executors are Union Trust Co and Mrs Wasson. Bond of 1000000 with trust company as surety. Net estate estimated between 750000 and 1000000 plus life insurance benefits of 43000 to the beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Wasson
Amanda M. Wasson
Edward L. McKee
Fred W. Wasson
H. Kennard Wasson
Union Trust Company
Wasson
Wesson
Trust Company
Ufe
Aged Man Dies After Swallowing Carbolic Acid
Otto Aichele, 79, of 335 Southern Avenue, drank carbolic acid Wednesday afternoon and died. He had visited his married daughter Mrs Emma Teckenger at 1311 Union Street before taking his life. He had long threatened self harm and suffered despondency in recent times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Aichele
Southern Avenue
Aichele
Funeral of Drowning Victim Lydia Tobias Friday
The funeral for Lydia J. Tobias will be held Friday afternoon from her sister Mrs. Harry Hunter at 2802 Ashland Avenue. Tobias and her grandson died in a yachting accident on Lake Ontario with their bodies arriving in town Thursday.
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Lydia J. Tobias
Harry Hunter
Ashland Avenue
Four fined two freed by Collins
Officers raided the Marion County democratic club on July 20. Ben Wilson keeper of the game and Harry Lee Horace Nichols Jerry Casey James Johnson and George Brown faced gaming house charges. Wilson fined 50 dollars and jailed 30 days. Lee Nichols and Casey fined 10 dollars and ten days. Johnson and Brown dismissed as married men with families. Four appealed.
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Marion County Democratic Club
Ben Wilson
Harry Lee
Horace Nichols
Jerry Casey
James Johnson
George Brown
Long
Casey
Lee
Crane
Sergis
Ray
White
Streit
Collins
Wilson
Nichols
Johnson
Brown
State Board Reaches Police Patrol Pact For Indiana State Fair
A two year dispute between the Indianapolis police department and the State Board of Agriculture ends as police will patrol the state fair grounds this year. A new appointment rule aims to remove politics from patrols with the superintendent nominating four men who face a police surgeon examination before board approval.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Public Safety
Charles Downing
Husband Slays Wife in New York Killing
In New York a tailor named Abraham Roth killed his wife as their five children watched, a violent family tragedy reported with limited details and unclear timing from the fragmented OCR. The incident centers on a fatal assault and the immediate aftermath remains under investigatory reporting.
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New York
Abraham Roth
Burglar Call Triggers Early Morning Police Call
A caller asked for police at 2016 Talbbett avenue at 3 AM saying a burglar was in the house. Capt Coffin, bicycle officers Stewart and Hartsell responded, meeting William Greenwood next door. They entered with a pass key and found the Elliott family dog joyful at human company.
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Talbbétt Avenue
Schafer
Coffi
Stewart and
Hartsell
William Greenwood
Talbott Avenue
Ernest Elliott
Elliott
Former Crawfordsville Residents Plan Montgomery County Reunion
Plans completed for a Crawfordsville and Montgomery county former residents reunion at Brookside Park next Saturday at 2 30. Michael Foley will give a short address and other informal talks. attendees are asked to bring a picnic dinner to be served at 6.
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Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Brookside Park
Michael Foley
Monon Defends Against Fifty Rail Suit Actions
The Monon railroad faces fifty suits in Montgomery circuit court after delays in rate changes ordered by the Indiana railroad commission. Edward T. Slider had petitioned in 1908 over coal haul rates, prompting an investigation and an order to lower rates by September 10, 1909. compliance followed on May 15. C. V. Mc Adams, then a commission member, filed the suits. Penalties include 1000 dollars per conviction and 50 dollars in docket fees.
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Montgomery
Edward T. Slider
New Albany
Monon
C. V. McAdams
Endeavorers of State Meet at Bethany Park
Indiana Christian Endeavor society opens its annual convention at Bethany park under Rev. E. H. Clifford with delegates from across the state. Miss Katherine Hunt and Miss Lillian Co. Hayes lead missionary conferences and junior department round tables. Rev. C. N. Yocum delivers the main address on the youth of the twentieth century with others on prayer and missions.
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E. H. Clifford
Fourth Christian Church of
Indianapolis
Indiana Christian Endeavor Society
Bethany Park
Katherine Hunt
Jrunior Department
Christian Endeavor Society
Lillian Co. Hayes
Yocum
C. N. Yocum
Central Christian Church of
Cincinnati
A. S. Berninger
Clifford
Park
C. J. Orbison
C. E. Hill
Valparaiso
Ind
National Christian Endeavor Association
S. A. Long
Darton
Rally Meeting Planned by E G Lewis Chapter
A rally of the E G Lewis chapter of the People’s University, funded by the American Woman’s League, will be held at Mrs J W Bandy’s home 2016 Cooper Street on Friday evening June 20. Members are urged to attend and guests will take the Brightwood car.
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E. G. Lewis
The
People’s University
American Woman’s League
J. W. Bandy
Cooper Street
Brightwood
Judge condemns 29 barrels of imitation cider vinegar
Judge Anderson of the United States district court condemned 29 barrels of imitation cider vinegar found misbranded. The goods were owned by the South Bend Wholesale Grocery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
United States District Court
South Bend Wholesale Grocery Company
Think Troublesome Thieves Are Caught
Burglars who robbed the BBC Dolmetch company at 122 South Meridian and fled across rooftops are in custody in Springfield Illinois. Suspects Harry Allison and Henry Zion, both 17, confessed to robbing Stubblefield Illinois post office Monday night, stealing stamps worth 32.39 and other items from a general store connected to the post office. Detectives believe the pair entered multiple local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBC Dolmetch Company
South Meridian Street
Eugene Dolmetch
Springfield
Ill
Harry Allison
Maple Street
Henry Zion
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis
Stubblefield
Hendricks Folk to Meet for Annual Reunion and Picnic
Hendricks county society of Indianapolis will hold its annual reunion and picnic on Sunday afternoon July 31 at Brookside Park. A program of speaking and music is planned and all Hendricks county former residents are invited to attend and help swell attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Hendricks County Society of Indianapolis
Brookside Park
Hendricks County
Milk Firm Is In Fine Condition At Springdale Farm
An inspection by the milk commission of the Children's Aid association visited Springdale farm at Fisher's station to assess improvements for its five pure milk stations. The party, escorted by doctors and nurses, found no condemnation and noted the dairy has been pronounced the best in the state by experts.
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Springdale Farm
Fisher’s Station
Milk Commission
The
Children’s Aid Association
Children's Aid Association
Frank D. Loomis
Indianapolis
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Harvey Bates
Harvey Bates, Jr
James I. Cissette
Frank W. Lewis
Joseph C. Schaf
Henry Severin
Democratic
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Bureau of Vital Statistics of
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Downing
Safety Board
Moses E. Thorner
E. Davis
American LaFrance Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
Webb Motor Fire Apparatus Company
St. Louis
Terre Haute Automobile Company
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Detroit
Willis-Holcom Company
Patrol
Gibson Automobile Company
Conduitt Automobile Company
Howe Engine Company
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Portum Cereal Company, Ltd
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Monon Railroad
Indiana Railroad Commission
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N. Meridian St
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
F. W. and
F. E. Griggs
E. Washington ST
Toledo” Steel
Mullally Ment Place
Washington ST
Indianapolis Gas Co
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Maryland St
Springdale
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Riverside Bathing Beach
Broad Ripple Park
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