Lawyer Ideals Emphasized at Indianapolis College of Law
Judge Frank Roby urged graduates to be lawyers always not employees, calling money a merely incidental pursuit. He praised cooperation, warned against subservience to corporations, and urged taking many railroad clients while serving justice. The dean presented diplomas as oaths were administered by county and state judges.
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Appellate Court
Law College
Frank 8. Roby
Indiana Appellate Court
Indianapolis College of Law
Pythian Building
Judge Roby
A. Z Wiley
Hemster
Marion County Circuit Court
Weir
Superior Court
Myers
Supreme Court
Graduation at Knickerbacker Hall Certificates and Prizes
Closing exercises at Christ church celebrate the largest graduating class of Knickerbacker Hall. Bishop Joseph M. Francis presents diplomas and silver belt for top average. Prizes go to Frances Morrison and Marian Mack. College preparatory certificates awarded to Harriet Dean Marietta Finley Mildred Hadley Edith Gwynn. Edna Fenton receives diploma for three year piano course.
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Knickerbacker Hall
Christchurch
J. D. Stanley
Joseph M. Francis
Frances Morrison
Carlyle
Cornelia Beall
Washington, D. C
Marian Mack
Anderson
Ind
Harriet ‘Dean
Vassir College
Marietta Finley
Vassar College
Mildred Hadley
Wellesley College
Edith Gwynn
Terre Haute
Chicago University
Edna Fenton
First class graduates Indiana School for the Blind
The Indiana School for the Blind held its commencement Thursday morning as the first graduating class since becoming a commissioned high school. Robert J. Aley, superintendent of public instruction, presented diplomas and spoke. Students performed a musical program and read essays by literary and industrial students including Alma Cutsinger, Albert Ohlson, Raymond Summers, Dara Hubble, and Victor Kaltofen.
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Indiana School For the Blind
Robert J. Aley
Victor Hugo
Alma Cutsinger
Albert Ohlson
Phillips Brooks
Raymond Summers
Ireland
Dara Hubble
Victor Kaltofen
Initiation Methods Brought to Light
A sensational expose describes the Ancient Order of Trailers a booster group led by W R Jose of the Capital City Brewing Co Its rites involve pranks on Pliny M Crume Sheriff J W Wolpert and Father McCabe including blindfolded initiation and a funnel nickel ice water test The group also bands together in a German sung chorus ending in a brawl Legislation is urged to end the society and jail Jose.
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Order of Trailers
W. R. Jose
Capital City Brewing Company
Trade Boosters’ Special
Will H. Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Father McCabe
Soldiers
Marion
Gas City
J. W. Wolpert
Miami County
Peru
Jose
Pliny M. Crume
Pliny
Pliny Crume
Sheriff Wolpert
Peru Hotel
Sheriff
McCabe
More Women in Indiana Insane Hospitals and Prison Populations
The Indiana State Board report for six months ending March 31, 1910 shows 11 510 inmates across 15 institutions. Men and boys number 6 817 while women and girls total 4 693. penal institutions hold men about twenty times more than women.
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Indiana
Get in Line for a Fine Two-Piece Suit
A local ad urges shoppers to visit Singer & Sons at 43 West Washington Street for a tailored two-piece suit priced at ten dollars and seventy-five cents, with customers advised to choose a front and fit to their measure.
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Singer& Sons
Washington St
S. J. Singer & Sons
Accused of Heading Blind Tiger Trust in Indianapolis
Judge Collins had long believed a blind tiger syndicate existed in Indianapolis. James Edwards, described as colored, confessed to operating a Sunday establishment and revealed the network's inner workings. He named Jacob Brown, a saloon keeper at 601 E Washington, as the magnate and said Brown was merely an agent. Edwards was arrested while his operation used a stove to conceal liquor. About 30 half pints of whisky were seized. Brown was arrested later on his testimony and faces charges as the system's employer of Philip King, who was previously sentenced to the work house for running a blind tiger.
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Judge Collins
Indianapolis
James Edwards
Jacob Brown
Washington Street
Brown
Philip King
Cat Burglar Cat Turns Out To Be A Cat On Ilinois Street
A North Side home alarmed by a nocturnal disturbance led police to a dramatic raid on Twenty third and Illinois street. Detective David Lancaster drew revolver as the feline culprit, a black cat, calmly rubbed against his ankle and walked away, ending the chase.
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David Lancaster
Borrows Horse Fails to Return It in Hancock County
John Eads, 40, of 1027 West Michigan street, was arrested Thursday evening by Detectives De Moss and Judkins after attempting to flee while being pursued for allegedly stealing a horse in Hendricks county in late April. He reportedly borrowed the father-in-law’s horse and resisted arrest, with prior escape attempts noted near Greencastle when Clinton officers arrived. his wife allegedly blocked them with a corn knife, allowing his escape.
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John Eads
West
Michigan Street
de Moss
Judkins
Hendricks County
Eads
Clinton
Eada
Greencastle
First Break in WilkesBarre Mine Strike
The first break in the 15,000 worker strike near WilkesBarre occurred Friday when 500 men returned to work at the Lackawanna colliery of Temple Coal and Iron company. At other mines strikers' pickets stopped men from crossing in. Pennsylvania Coal company has sworn in special deputies to protect workers.
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Wilkesbarre
Lackawabna
Temple Coal & Iron Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
School For the Deaf
Blind Tiger Trust
Combine
Edwards
Ueda
Tabby
Twentythird
Ilinois
Twenty-third
Illinois Street
J. L. McLaughlin
Menter & Rosenbloom Co
Pennsylvania St
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
East Market Street
Knives
Vonnegut
Taggart
THE
Merchants National Bank
South Meridian Street
Shubert Murat
All Star Stock
Heidelberg
Spinney
Arnold Augusta Glose
Flanagan & Edwards
Ernests
John Nef
Mareena
Nevarro and
Matinee Daily
Hilda Hawthorne
Carrie Starr
George Arvine
Rees Mai
Baloeart
Dick Brown
Burton & Burton
Fern Shimer
Mile. Bartolletti
Max Gordon
Williams and Mayer
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Weber
Huder
Ferger
Pierson
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Thompson
Broad Ripple
Bryce
Hoover-Watson Printing Co
Market and
New Jersey
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