Coliseum Case Tangles In Court As Attorneys Clash
A civil suit over the coliseum case drags through court with loud clashes between plaintiff attorney Newton Harding and associate M. M. Bachelder. Defense attorney Charles Roemler leads as Fred Matson retires to the background. architect Preston Rubush testifies on coliseum plans and square footage. The judge may impose time limits as several witnesses, including market officials and merchants, are called to support the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bachelder
Mr. Harding
Preston C. Rubush
Charles Roemler
Corporation
Fred Matson
Roemler
William A. Ketcham
City Legal Department
Rubush
Reemier
Louis Bauer
Eugene Russell
Cook
Coliseum
Harry G. Coleman
William Meyer
Market Gardners
Vinson Carter
Local Jottings from Martinsville and Surrounding Towns
Local notes report visits and movements of residents including C J Pond from Chicago in Indianapolis and Mrs Jean Rice of Martinsville in town. Others travel from Bloomington to Martinsville and Frankfort, with Fair Bank drawing crowds amid cool weather. Rhodius case to shift back to Indianapolis soon.
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Jean Rice
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Judge Artman to rule on Rhodius insanity case
Lebanon judge plans to declare George Rhodius insane and appoint a guardian for his business. Physicians W H Williams and James R Ball testified he is insane, while Dr Frank Hutchins said Rhodius is sane enough to run his affairs. The judge will visit Rhodius at his country home with attorneys and a stenographer present.
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Artman
Lebanon
George Rhodius
W. H. Williams
James R. Ball
Rhodius
Dr. Williams
Dr. Kimberlin
Indianapolis
Drs. Williams and
Ball
Europe
Florence
Monte Carlo
John Claypool
Martin Hugg
Michigan City
Frank Hutchins
Henry Lawrence
Claypool
Artmén
Publisher Not Guilty in Defamatory Wrapper Case
Cal Sinninger publisher of the Fowler ton Review was acquitted by a federal court on a defamation charge stemming from a paper wrapper. The ruling rested on whether the first page could be the cover. the article’s content was not disputed.
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Cal Sinninger
Fowlerton Review
Riot Strikers Attack as Acid Burns Horse in Boston
Police hunt rioters who clashed with officers in Boston as 2000 demonstrators fought to free a non union driver. Acid, likely vitreous, burned the horse during the melee, causing the animal to stagger through the crowd and spurring injuries to twelve people from bricks and missiles.
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Ing
Chicago
Four Rooms Furnished Complete at People's Outfitting Co
Complete four room furnishing set offered at People's Outfitting Co for 155 dollars, down from 225. This bargain highlights value for homeowners upgrading interiors with affordable furniture packages.
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The
People's Outfitting Co
Supreme Court Reaffirms Elkhart Superior Court Law
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Elkhart County circuit court ruling and held the law creating a county superior court constitutional. Citizens had sought to block funding via county board actions, but the high court upheld the law and allowed support for the new court.
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Supreme Court
Elkhart County
Gillett
Circuit Court
County Council
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Woman on trial for killing Sioux Falls maid
Mrs Emma Kaufmann, a rich Sioux Falls resident, faces trial in Flandreau S D for the alleged murder of her 16 year old housemaid Agnes Poirers. The case recalls a 1906 murder and a mob lynching scare after a preliminary hearing.
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Sioux Falls
Kaufmann
City Auditorium
Hack
Hackman
Mrs. Kaufmann
Austria-Hungary
South Dakota
Parkston
Hutchinson County
Juvenile Court Fines In Adult Material Case
A crowd of youths aged 14 to 18 were fined in police court on Tuesday for giving adult material and coarse casts to girls aged 9 to 12 in their neighborhoods. Frank Verehan, 17, and others including Harry Ewing, Walter McClere, and Clyde Frey were named. The casts were allegedly handed to several girls. parents alerted police, leading to arrests by Patrolman Jordan. All but Frey, sent to juvenile court, received $25 and costs.
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Frank Verehan
Ohio St
Harry Ewing
Bloomington-sr
Walter McClere
Clyde Frey
Jordan
Whallon
Frey
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Prompt Police Visit at Woodlawn Ave
Bicyclemen Kitzmiller and Trimpe left the home of John Noel at 1812 Woodlawn Avenue Tuesday after learning an 18 month old child there had scarlet fever. They reported the case to the Board of Health. Noel, said to be intoxicated, allegedly demanded money and abused his wife who cared for the sick child and an older brother. The wife refused to press charges, leaving Noel unprosecuted for the moment.
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Kitzmiller
Trimpe
John Noel
Woodlawn Ave
Board of Health
Noel
Not Woman's Attacker Identified by Ida Bishop
Mrs. Ida Bishop, who was assaulted Sunday afternoon by an unknown man, went to the police station Tuesday but did not identify Charles Moore, previously arrested for drunkenness by Bicycle Officers Kitzmiller and Trimpe, as her assailant.
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Ida Bishop
Charles Moore
Kitzmiller and
Trimpe
Certificates Granted to Valparaiso Law Graduates
Ed V. Fitzpatrick, clerk of the supreme court, issued 51 engraved certificates to Valparaiso university law graduates, each bearing ribbon and gold seal, authorizing practice before the supreme court.
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Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Law Department
Valparaiso University
Four Thousand Die in Chinese Province Earthquake
A Pekin telegram reported by Nishi Shimbun says an earthquake in Hsing Kiang province caused an estimated 4000 deaths. The message notes many homes destroyed and numerous people left starving as relief crews work to aid survivors.
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China
Hsing Kiang
Pekin
Nishi Shimbun
Tokio
Shawmut
Vancouver
Stove Explodes at Home of Ed Russell in Senate Avenue
A coal oil stove at 2014 N Senate Ave erupted Tuesday morning sending burning fluid across the room. The Russell family escaped unharmed with only minor property damage reported.
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Edward Russell
N. Senate Ave
New planes 3165 and up at Grant Clay dental ad
Wulschner's three rooms furnished complete valued at 175 dollars offered for 125 dollars. Grant Clay, maker of artificial teeth, fourteen years with New York Dental company, 108 North Delaware Street. Phone 8668. Bliss Dative Herbs, 268 Washington.
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Grant Clay
New York Dental Company
Delaware St
Preachers Build First Kansas City Church by Minister Labor
Eleven ministers and one evangelist in Kansas City began a frame church project at Fortieth and Wyoming streets. The Roanoke Boulevard Christian church will serve until a larger building is funded. Directed by W C Holdman, nonexperts drive nails while hymn singing and meals unite workers. The pastor says the simple structure will seat 350 to 450 and host services by Sunday.
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Kansas City
Fortieth
Wyomingsts
Mabre
Roanoke R Boulevard
W. C. Holdman
Christian Churches
W. F. Richardson
First Christian Church
Elks to Attend Lafayette State Reunion in Novel Uniforms
Around 200 Indianapolis Elks depart Thursday for Lafayette for the state reunion wearing Roosevelt rough rider hats with one side brim up, large goggles to imitate President Roosevelt, and carrying heavy canes. Talks suggest next year’s meeting could return to Indianapolis, with hundreds of Elks from across the state expected Thursday and Friday.
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Elks
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Roosevelt
Maennerchor Elects New Officers in Indianapolis
The annual Maennerchor election in Indianapolis was held Monday at the organization's home. J. P. Frenzel was elected president and vice president, J. P. Mack became corresponding secretary, R. M. Mueller financial secretary, F. L. Reissner treasurer, J. W. Rhodehamel librarian, and F. W. Rintzky named to another role.
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Indianapolis
J. P. Frenzel
J. P. Mack
R. M. Mueller
F. L. Reissner
J. W. Rhodehamel
F. W. Rintzky
Graduation Recital by Miss Catherine Blackwell at St John s Academy
A graduation recital will be given by Miss Catherine Mary Blackwell at St. John's academy Tuesday evening. In addition to piano pieces, she will perform several violin and vocal numbers.
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Catherine Mary Blackwell
St. John’s Academy
United States Weather Forecast Shows Showers Tonight
Weather outlook indicates showers and cooler conditions tonight with clearing and fair, cooler skies by Wednesday. Sunrise is 4 17 and sunset 7 09. 54 Compeer Cigar ad copy appears among forecast text.
Park View Sanatorium Offers Cancer and Disease Treatments
Park View Sanatorium lists treatment options for cancer skin uterine and rectal diseases. Dr L T Leach operates in New York and California stations.
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Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Leach
New York and
California-sts
Sun Ad Offer Promotes Free Short Class Ads
A Sun notice invites readers to place a free ten word advertisement for three days, encouraging those with vacant rooms to rent or similar postings, highlighting the print offer and its duration.
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the Sun
Haywood trial opens as prosecutor attacks Western Federation
Boise June 4 William D Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners faces trial. District Attorney Hawley accuses the federation's leaders of planning murder and riot to control Western mining communities. Darrow objects as arguments extend through the opening session.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Hawley
Hill Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Darrow
Haywood
Federation
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William T. Cook
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C. J. Pond
Mrs. Trainer
Bloomington
Guy Cramer
Hi Ransom
Frankfort
Fair Bank
Catherine and
Effie Magill
Shelbyville
Charles Morgan
Grand Theater
John R. Carr
Lawton
Indianapnis
Fairbanks
Shortridge High School Senate
William Irvin
Howe Sanders
W. A. Ketcham
Frederick E. Matson
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Tenth St. Church
Sid Conger
George B. Lockwood
Marton
Michigan and
Indiana
Mr. Blythe
Indiana and
Michigan
Otto Hammer
Park Theater Stock Company
Marion County
White River
Fall Creek
Repubiican
George Butler
Elkhart
Weather Bureau
Kimberlin
Trip
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Boston
Mass
Strik
Hart County Circuit Court
Supreme
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Rich
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Emma Kaufmann
Closley
Sioux City
Minnehaha County
Druids
Conrad Ruckelshaus
Grand Arch of the Druids of
Victoria, B. C
Wulschner
People’s Outfitting Co
Bliss
San
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Maennerchor
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GOV
Jacob Waldeck
Moyer
Simpkins
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Butte
Clarence Darrow
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