Ancillary suit seeks receiver in gas trust case
In a federal case tied to Byron C. Quimby's will, an ancillary bill claims the Citizens Gas company is a mere paper entity with no assets. It seeks a court order appointing a receiver to dispose of the Consumers' Gas Trust company property, alleging a scheme to appraise and sell below value and detailing a proposed sale to Eureka Investment for 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Rosa M. Cole
Byron C. Quimbly
Eureka Investment Company
Citizen's Gas Company
Bement Lyman
Ohn P. Frenzel
Gustav A. Schnull
George Wolf
William G. Richards
Horace McKay
Austin F. Denney
William C. Vanarsdall
Frederick Fahnley
Citizens’ Gas Company
Consumers' Gas Trust Company
Treasury
Consumers’ Gas’ Trust Company
Citizens Gas Company
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Company
Local Jottings and City doings in June
Social Turnverein plans a card party at the German House Thursday. Riverside park bridge work progresses. Pastor Cromwell P. Kirby and family arrive. first sermon recently given. Gov. Hanly and Judge Anderson amused by Roosevelt jokes at Fairbanks dinner. Parks busy despite chill. First Presbyterian ends summer evenings. Public Works trims street orders vs last year. County eyeing new asylum. Review Board meets this week. Auditor Cy Clark away. Hooton challengers Benedict in trust busting. North-side clairvoyant stirs Indianapolis society. Miles Moore fished northern Indiana lakes. Bass penned in partly. Walton envy implied. Gas bills rise with cold, coal trade hopes rise with weather. Indianapolis rising as convention town. Druids visiting. Fairbanks leaves for south to speak. growing national reputation. Gen Streight Circle G A R meets Tuesday. Courthouse dull. lawyers mostly in Lebanon. Mission society hosts Tuesday. demand for vice president literature noted.
Boys Thrown From Car After Misunderstood Warning
Howard Green, 14, lies semi conscious at home after falling from a South Meridian Street car Sunday night. His companion Frank Green, 17, suffered severe bruises but got up quickly. A police warning led to their jump, and Howard may have concussion. Dr. Gebaur attends Howard.
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Howard Green
S. Meridian-st
Frank Green
Howard
Frank
Gebaur
Distilled water firm promotes large bottle and five-gallon genisoline
A fragmented notice from a water supplier advertises 1411-gallon bottles at six cents, plus five-gallon Genisoline options. The item list includes reference to new contact phone lines and unusual percentages, with unclear surrounding details.
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Puke Distilled Water Company
Bond theft case collapses in Cincinnati court
Frederick W. Hoehn 76 confessed to fleeing Indianapolis with bonds stolen from his sister but police court dismissed charges as all bonds were recovered and money repaid. Claude Ashbrooke in Cincinnati reclaimed funds, Hoehn turned over most proceeds, sister Mrs Christina Nold opposed sentence, Hoehn brought here by officers after Wheeling arrest.
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Ashbrook
Hoehn
Cincinnati
Christina Nold
Indianapolis
Wheeling
W. Va
Dennison
Mrs. Nold
M. E. Hoehn
Wrecked Home Ends In Release For Mourning Father
Richard Murphy aged 65 was locked in a police cell after a violent scene at his home in Indianapolis. A telegram reported his son’s death in Chicago, and his daughter, sobbing, asked for his release so the family could bring the body home. Police requested a court continuance until Monday as arranged by the family.
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Richard Murphy
Indianapolis
Murphy
Simon and Schangen
Rhodius guardianship decision looms tonight at Indiana court
Lebanon Indiana June 3 Judge Artman aims to finish the Rhodius guardianship case today or Tuesday morning with witnesses including Drs Ball Williams and nurse Byrne, as attorneys push strong arguments. A ruling will impact related suits over marriage and alleged abduction in Indianapolis.
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George Rhodius
James R. Ball
Willam H. Williams
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Rhodius
Artman
E. R. Hooton
Criminal Court
Elma
Indianspotla
Jain
Louieville
Police hold Hoehn for transfer to Indianapolis
Report from the police station indicates Frederick W. Hoehn is being held in Cincinnati for Indianapolis officers to take charge. A detective is to be sent after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Hoehn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Man And Woman Missing In Indiana Socialists Ties
Police seek the whereabouts of Mrs Johanna Theirs wife of Fred Theirs and Charlee Heller who is believed to be with her Theirs said she ran away from Goshen Indiana taking 150 dollars saved long for a home. He suspects Heller who once stayed at their home is with her and notes Heller is a staunch Socialist and will be found at socialist gatherings.
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Johanna Theirs
Fred Theirs
Charlee Heller
Goshen
Ind
Indianapolis
Heller
Complainants Hot For Weather Chief Amid June Cold Snap
Washington June 3 Chief Moore of the weather bureau faces heavy complaints as a cold snap lingers in June. Many call him at all hours seeking remedies while friends joke about the situation. Forecasters promise only slight warmth for a day or two before a second disturbance moves east from Lake Superior. Yesterday marked the coldest June on record with a 48 degree low. eastern and midwestern cities ranged from 42 to 52 degrees.
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Lfe
Lake Superior
East
Middle West
Two Jurors Picked to Try Haywood for Steunenberg Killing
Boise June 3 The jury to try W D Haywood accused of murdering ex Gov Steunenberg was completed this afternoon Two of the jurors chosen today are O A Sebern a ranchman and J A Roberson a carpenter The remaining panel includes Thomas B Goss Finley McBean S D Gilman Daniel Clark George Powell H F Messcar Lee Schrivener Levi Smith A P Buros and S T Russell all farmers ranchers or tradesmen
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Boise
Idaho
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
O. A. Sebern
J. A. Robertson
Thomas B. Goss
Finley McBean
S. D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Powell
H. F. Messcar
Lee Schrivener
Levi Smith
A. P. Buros
S. T. Russell
Dedication Planned for New State Fair Livestock Pavilion
The State Board of Agriculture will dedicate the new livestock pavilion under construction by Bedford Stone and Construction company on the opening day of the state fair. A prominent speaker is expected to be invited to address attendees.
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State Board of Agriculture
Bedford Stone and Construction Company
Brooke's Band Opens Week at Fair Bank Park
Brooke's band led by Thomas Preston Brooke opens a daily concert series at Fair Bank Park Monday evening with soprano Grace Chaliear Caborn. The program includes Welte Weldon Valse di concert Wilhelmina Hall Solo for cornet Whirlwind Levy Frank Todhunter and more with intermission and Tannhauser overture.
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Fair Bank Park
Grace Chaliear Caborn
Thomas Preston Brooke
Weldon
Wilhelmina
Levy Frank Todhunter
Nordland
Herbert Grand
Tobant
Tannhauser
Bellstedt
Thomas Preston Brooke Jr
Duse Plans North America Tour After DAnnunzio Breakup
In New York June 3 Eleonora Duse, famed Italian actress, ends a romance with Gabrielle D Annunzio. Duse will tour the United States while D Annunzio lectures in South America at $2000 per talk. The veteran star, nearly ninety years old on the stage, remains active and suggests her fortune will rise.
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New York
Eleonora Duse
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Duse
Short Ridge High School announces senior class valedictorian tryouts
On Wednesday at 2 3 o'clock in room 9 at Short Ridge High School try-outs will select the senior class valedictorian. Each speaker has nine minutes to deliver a prepared address. Judges from the faculty, appointed by Prof Charles Swain Thomas, will assess scholarship delivery and speech quality. Contestants include Melville Cohn Richard Simpson Bloor Schleppy and Eleanor Anderson.
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Shortridge High School
Chas. Swain Thomas
Shortridge
Melville Cohn
Richard Simpson
Bloor Schleppy
Eleanor Anderson
Miss Bond Sentenced for Raising a Ten Dollar Note
Baltimore June 3 Miss Bessie L Bond Sunday school teacher at Central Methodist Church pleaded guilty to passing a forged ten dollar note for Rev E D Regester custodian of the missionary fund and was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Secrippe-McRae Press Association
Baltimore
Bessie L. Bond
Central Methodist Church
E. D. Regester
Missionary Fund
De Walk Roller Skates Sold by Gus Babich
Local dealer Gus Babich sells a steel RGMGH roller skate model at one dollar, listed with an address at 181 Woast Washington Street. The terse listing notes the price and stock item, reflecting a small shop catalog entry.
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Gus Babich
Woast
Washington Street
Fairbanks Plans Wide Southern Commencement Tour
Vice-President Fairbanks will speak at Grant University in Chattanooga Tennessee on Tuesday and at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio on June 12. He will address a Methodist conference in Chattanooga, tour Lookout Mountain, and attend a McKinley Memorial meeting in Canton Ohio. He then delivers the Northwestern University commencement at Evanston Illinois on June 20.
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Fairbanks
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Grant University
South
Lookout Mountain
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
ASES COMMISSION'S AID TO NORTH SALEM COMPLAINT
North Salem residents urge Indiana Railroad Commission to compel C H D railroad to improve accommodations for town and surrounding area. They seek a proper station and sanitary freight sheds to aid local business. commission protection requested. New pianos advertised at Wulschner's with four rooms furnished complete sale at discounted price.
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North Salem
Indiana Railroad Commission
C. H.& D. Railroad Company
Arrest over vulgar postal cards in Indianapolis
John B. Given, a news dealer at 52 S Illinois St, was arrested for exhibiting vulgar obscene picture postal cards. Chief Metzger began an investigation after a Sun report and plans further legal action, with cases to be heard in police court. Bond set at $100. penalties range from $10 to $500 fine and up to six months in jail.
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John B. Given
Washington St
The
Sun
Metzger
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
John E. Shideler
Washington
Indianapolis
Given
S. Ilinoisst
Police raid poker game ends in guilty pleas
Five players and the game keeper pleaded guilty in police court after a Sunday night poker raid. Names given include Harry Bryant Frank Prather Asa Gillon John Huston and James Wilson. Keeper Robert Cuiles fined ten dollars plus costs. others fined amounts shown with costs. Officers surprised the players seated on a bed with money in the center. no chips used.
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Robert Cuiles
Harry Bryant
Frank Prather
Asa Gillon
John Huston
James Wilson
Colonial Hotel
Hyland
Sergi. Cox
Wilson
Golnisch
The Gem Laundry Offers Family Washings and Service
Advertisement notes family washings with rough dry at five cents per pound and ironing of flat pieces. It invites readers to try the service and lists a phone number. Mentions cabinets for sale at two dollars per dozen and Harrod's Studio at 110 Win Street. Also references celery and nerve care products and a housecleaning time notice.
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GEM Laundry
Harrod’s
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Abks
Byron C. Quimby
Social Turnverein
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South-st. Baptist Church
Cromwell P. Kirby
J. Frank Hanly
A. B. Anderson
Roosevelt
First Presbyterian Church
Board of Public Works
County Board of Review
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Cy Clark
Elliott R. Hooton
Charlie Benedict
Miles Moore
Indiana
Sam Shutt
Sam
Isaak Walton
Druids
Charles W. Fairbanks
N. Meridianst
Charles
Women's. Foreign Missionary Society
E. Tenth-st. M. E
T. J. Seamans
E. Tenth-st
Cincin
Nati Court
Clarke Ashbrook
Scripps-McRae Prean Association
Cincinnati, O
Frederick
W. Hoehn
Claude Ashbrooke
Stor
United States
Chicago
Simon and
Sechlangen
Simon
Sehlangen
Guardian
Art
E. J. Byrne
Green
Cambridge Springs
Frank Hutchins
Central Indiana Hospital For the Insane
John Claypool
Dr. Kimberlin
Ziegler
Warner Amiet
Louisville
Elma Dare
Nutchins
E. C. Thompson
John E. Morand
Elma Dare Rhodius
H. N. Spaan
Dick’’ Williams
John W. Claypool
Chief Moore
Scripps-Mc Nine Press Association
Weather Bureau
Consid
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Brooke
Fair Bank
America
North America
d'Annunzio
South America
Dase
Fats
Dubse
Tisart
Gabrielle d’Annunsio
Play- Wright
Miss Bond
Ases Commission
Wulschner
the People’s, Outatting
Cent Postal
Ago
Eers
Police
Robert Metzger
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