City Market Sanitation Debate in Court
Dr J N Hurty testified for plaintiff William T Cook that the city market should be abated as a nuisance while noting possible artificial ventilation for a new market Halle, Sheltered by Tomlinson hall, the present market was labeled insanitary by experts. Hurty’s statements clashed with Dr John Kolmer who argued artificial ventilation could not render the proposed coliseum market sanitary. The trial, ongoing, is expected to continue into Tuesday with city evidence to follow.
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Perior Court
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Dr. Hurty
William T. Cook
Vinson Carter
Hurty
Harty
John Kolmer
Kolmer
Coliseum
Tomlinson Halt
Waters-Pierce Oil verdict nicks Standard Oil in Texas
A Texas jury in the Waters-Pierce Oil case against Standard Oil asseses penalties totaling 1 623 000 dollars and cancels its Texas permit. The verdict marks a sweeping state victory after a three week trial. the defense plans an appeal.
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Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Texas
New City Dispensary Staff Takes Office At Midnight
New city dispensary leadership assumed control at midnight. The staff includes Drs E L Swander F O Mayer F J Young M L Wagner and Cc A Spitler with externs yet to be appointed. They replace Drs George Warne R S Risster John Reeves and J E Hughes. Outgoing externs are Drs Jesse McElroy George Studer and Earl Call.
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New City
City Dispensary
E. L. Swander
F. O.’, Mayer
F. J. Young
M. L. Wagner
Cc. A. Spitler
George Warne
R. S. Risster
John Reeves
J. E. Hughes
Drs
Jesse McElroy
George Studer
Earl Call
Earthquake recorded by weather bureau seismograph
A quake was recorded today by the weather bureau seismograph. Evidence suggests the quake originated far away to the south, likely thousands of miles from Washington.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Weather Bureau Seismograph
Furnished Rooms for Rent at The Poodles Outfitting Co
Three rooms furnished complete for 125 dollars, value 175 dollars, offered by The Poodles Outfitting Co. in a reduced price listing.
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Pooplds -Outatting Co
Local Jottings Reflect City Happenings and People
Inland notes report John J. Quill accepting a railroad rate clerk post in Washington with report date June 3. Other items mention Riverside park wildlife, skating rink progress, building booms on East and South Sides, courthouse stands removal, and various church sermons. Roosevelt visits, weather, college term, and local public notices fill the rest of this roundup of brief city items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
John J. Quill
Leonard Quill
Washington
Mr. Quill
Mayor appoints Dr. Spencer to public health board
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter announces the reorganization of the Board of Public Health under a new law, naming Dr. M. J. Spencer as an additional member. Dr. Edmund D. Clark is reappointed for two years, Dr. Thomas B. Noble for one year, and Dr. Frank A. Morrison for four years. The board will reorganize with Clark as president. The mayor urges improved hospital heating, new pavilion facilities for contagious diseases, and reforms at the city dispensary including preventing improper charges and establishing a tuberculosis clinic with a trained nurse to visit homes.
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Roberts
Board of Safety
Holtzman
Edmund D. Clark
Thomas B. Noble
Frank A Morrison
Morrison
Dr. Clark
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
AFL Expels United Brewery Workers of America
Washington June 1 President Gompers issued a formal expulsion order for the United Brewery Workers of America from the American Federation of Labor. The move follows the union’s failure to comply with a Minneapolis mandate to restrict membership to specific trades and avoid including firemen engineers and teamsters.
Coal Men 10 Meet in Indianapolis for Thirteenth Convention
The Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal association holds its 13th annual convention at the Claypool hotel June 4 5 and 6. Indiana and Michigan coal dealers gather to network review business methods with Gov J Frank Hanly and Mayor Charles A Bookwalter delivering welcomes. A mine trip, vaudeville smoker, and tours of Indianapolis await delegates and their wives, with a souvenir program issued for the event.
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Michigan and
Indiana Retail Coal Association
Claypool Hotel
Indiana
Michigan
Claypool
Fred A. Hobbs
J. Frank Hanly
Charles A. Bookwalter
J. T. Eaglesfield
Indianapolis
Robert Lake
Association
Terre Haute
Linton
Doctors Testify For Geo Rhodius In Guardianship Case
Dozens of witnesses from Chicago to Lebanon Indiana testified onGeorge Rhodius mental state and capacity to handle affairs. Doctors said he shows aphasia and limited ability to transact business, yet remains coherent and capable with assistance. Rhodius owns about 700000 in property and may recover with continued treatment.
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Joseph F. Clay
Marion County
Rhodius
Medville
Harold N. Moyer
Chicago
Lebanon
Indianapolis
County Board of Review Members Appointed
Judge Henry Clay Allen appoints Thomas Madden and Frank Shellhouse to the county board of review. They will meet for the first official session on Monday with the county treasurer, auditor, and assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Court
Thomas Madden
Frank Shellhouse
County Board of Review
A Fall in Wine Imports Signals Changing Taste
A British Board of Trade report shows a sharp drop in wine imports for the United Kingdom despite rising wealth. The shift suggests a broader change in social habits as fewer people deem it essential to drink port with dinner.
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British Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Boxers Agree to Fight in Vigo County Tent
Special to The Sun reports that Mike Donavan and Billy Rhodes signed for a bout around June 18 in a tent outside Terre Haute city limits. The sheriff consented and the event avoids police jurisdiction after a previous failed attempt, with Schreck and Hart at ringside.
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The
Terre Haute
Ind
Mike Donavan
Billy Rhodes
Schreck
Hart
Recital at Metropolitan School of Music by Avery and Kummer
Noblet A. H. Avery gave a Friday evening recital in the parlors of the Metropolitan School of Music with assistance from Blanche Kummer, contralto.
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Metropolitan School of Music
Noblet
A. H. Avery
Blanche Kummer
Dead man found in Hoosier hotel room in mysterious case
Thomas E. Ingle aged 30 was found dead in his Hoosier hotel room at 8 W Louisiana on Saturday before 11. A cholera bottle, two railroad tickets to Terre Haute and Robinson Hl and cheap jewelry were found. He had stayed three days and had been drinking heavily. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Thomas E. Ingle
Hoosier Hotel
W. Louisana St
Ingle
Terre Haute
Robinson
Mittle Taskeuy
Ingre
Bievelemen Hall
Rademacher
Wagner
Local Detectives Nab 11-Year-Old Suspect in Bicycle Theft
Detectives Duncan and Askins arrested Ludie Watte, an 11-year-old Black boy, on Thursday as he attempted to dispose of a bicycle at an East Washington Street store. He confessed to stealing and dismantling the bicycles to avoid identification.
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Ludie Watte
Duncan
Askins
E. Washington St
Hoehn Captured in West Virginia Bonds and Cash Recovered
William F Hoehn of Indianapolis was arrested in Wheeling West Virginia charged with embezzling forty thousand dollars in bonds and eleven thousand dollars in cash from his sister Christina Nold. Bonds totaling forty thousand dollars and nine thousand eight hundred ninety dollars in cash were found on him. Cincinnati officers prepared to accompany him to Cincinnati then Indianapolis. The arrest followed charges by broker Claud Ashbrook who alleges forged sister signatures and disposal of securities in Indianapolis.
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Sun
Wheeling
W. Va
William F. Hoehn
Indianapolis
Christina Nold
Hoehn
Cincinnati
Claud Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Young Farmer Raymond Kent Charged With Robbery
Raymond Kent of near New Augusta was upgraded from snoitering to highway robbery and petit larceny at the police station. Detectives say he robbed Silvender Fenton, an elderly veteran at 1214 W Twenty-ninth St, stealing a gold watch and chain and a pension voucher while Fenton was intoxicated.
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Ing
New Augusta
Kent
Silvender Fenton
Twenty-ninth St
Fenton
Grand jury to hear department store theft case
Gertrude Allem Baba Isley and Mrs Nellie Rowe were sent to the grand jury after arrest by Detective Edward Samuels on charges of stealing several items from department stores including a handbag owned by Mrs Tom Hedian. The case was moved from police court Saturday.
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Gertrude Allem
Baba Isley
Nellie Rowe
Edward Samuels
Tom Hedian
Grand
Wright Slated in Fire Ordinance Case at Police Station
John C. Wright facing a warrant sworn by C. B. Coots chief of the fire department for violating the ordinance requiring certain properties to install an automatic nozzle system. The matter was slated for Saturday at the police station.
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C. B. Coots
Wright
Robbers blow safes in Selma Indiana spree
Cracksmen in Selma Indiana blow the general store safe at J N Orr securing 200 dollars and merchandise they then blow the post office safe and rob Henry Williams drug store they escape They also rob a nitroglycerine magazine and a blacksmith shop taking explosives and tools for the spree.
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J. N. Orr
Selma
Henry Williams
Woman Jumped From Car After Fuse Blows Out
Mrs. Thomas Bizin was thrown from a Washington street car near Onderland Park Thursday night. She dislocated a shoulder and suffered a severe head blow, then fell while trying to jump off as the fuse blew. She was taken to 1315 Brookside Ave. The fuse incident did not endanger other passengers.
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E. Washington St
Ounderland Park
Brookside Ave
Dinnen Reappointed to State Medical Board
Dr. James M. Dinnen of Fort Wayne has been reappointed by Governor Hanly as a member of the Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination.
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James M. Dinnen
Fort Wayne
Hanly
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Pastor to Address Brotherhood at South Street Baptist
The Rev. Cromwell P. Kirby of South Street Baptist will address the Brotherhood at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in the church chapel. Members and friends invited.
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St. Paul's Church
Lewis Brown
D. D
Classical School
Cromwell P. Kirby
South Street Baptist Church
Local services and sales items breathe in city ad page
The Gems Laundry offers family washings rough dry per pound with ironing for flat pieces. phones 1671. Wulschner's announces new pianos starting at 165 dollars and up. Grant Clay, artificial teeth maker, lists fourteen years with New York Dental, located at 108 N Delaware, phone 3659. Four rooms furnished complete valued at 225 dollars offered for 156 dollars at The People's Outfitting Co.
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GEM
Grant Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
People's Outfitting Co
Taft and Knox Rise in Roosevelts Shadow Politics
Special from Washington reports intense preconvention activity for the Republican nomination. Taft is Roosevelt’s likely heir with Fairbanks fading, while Cannon and Knox gain momentum. Knox gains state support in Pennsylvania with backing also building in New Jersey and Delaware, and Cannon’s camp grows among Hemenway and Watson allies.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
Murray Crane
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Tabernacle Mission
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Connersville
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Centerville
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ON Board OF Review
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West Virginia
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Liv
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Muncte, Ind
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