Coliseum Case Evidence Presented in Superior Court
In Indianapolis the Coliseum dispute moved forward as Judge Vinson Carter listened to expert testimony and cross examination. The city faces a temporary injunction against construction while the court weighs a possible permanent injunction and considers findings of fact before issuing a final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
William T. Cook
I. Newman
J. H. Kinealy
St. Louis
Newton Harding
N. M. Bachelder
Brown
Civic Art Association
Newman
Louis H. Gibson
Civile Art Association
Coliseum
Kinealy
Michael Jefferson
Indianapolis
Local Jottings and Agricultural Notes of April Weather
Local observations report Kemsa of interest arriving in our city with notebooks. Fields show standing water while corn planting continues. Ice man has a rest. March ends like a lamb. Measles cases dip slightly last month. John B. Harrell and J. C. Farber found in Shelbyville and Frankfort on business and streets respectively. Miss Ella Walls visits near Worthington.
Orchard in Witness Box in Haywood Trial
Harry Orchard, star witness for the state in the Haywood murder trial, testifies about the Coeur d Alene strike and the Budd mining district plots. He details union actions, the Bunker Hill mill bombing, and interactions with W. F. Davis, plus background on his own identity and past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Hawley
Orchard
Coeur D' Alene
Richardson
Haywood
Burke Union
Paul Cochran
Harry ‘Orchard
Toledo Men Write Letter to Trade Board
The Indianapolis Board of Trade received a letter from the Toledo Chamber of Commerce noting that new railroad rates favor Chicago grain dealers. A conference on the rate controversy is set for Chicago on June 13. New members of the Indianapolis Board of Trade include Edmund Rosenburg John F. Wild L. C. Boyd Gordon B. Tanner John P. Finn R. F. Geddes Joseph E. Morrow William H. Howard Alexander A. Sarran William B. Wells Richard Miller and C. W. Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Chicago
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Edmund Rosenburg
John F. Wild
L. C. Boyd
Gordon B. Tanner
John P. Finn
R. F. Geddes
Joseph E. Morrow
William’ H. Howard
Alexander A. Sarran
William B. Wells
Richard Miller
C. W. Fairbanks
Man Injured as Street Car Collision Occurs at Meridian and Washington
John C. Green was struck between two street cars at Meridian and Washington streets on Wednesday morning. He was knocked down by Brightwood car No. 73 and suffered a cut above the right eye. Dr. Spitler of the city dispensary treated the wound and the man was taken to his home at 3 Fernway Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Green
Meridian
Washingtonats
Brightwood
Spitler
City
Fernway Ave
May Visit Rhodius Guardian Case Moves Ahead
Judge Artman from Lebanon is expected to visit George Rhodius at his country home to decide on a guardian. Attorneys seek a guardian fast amid fears Rhodius may be coached on finances before questions. Prosecutor Hooton is ready to press charges against Elma Dare Rhodius if he is ruled insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Artman
Millionaire
Lebanon
George Rhodius
Rhodious
Rhodius
Eliott R. Hooton
Elma Dare Rhodius
United States Weather Forecast Summary
Forecasters expect fair conditions across the United States with rising temperatures tonight and Thursday. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 12 noon and 7 10 p.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fishing costs and fines in local incidents
Fred Geiger and John Adams of Columbia City paid 33.15 each for fishing with a net after surrendering a 50 foot gill net. Joshua Mangold of Muncie was fined 35.65 for hunting without a license. Dan Slussman of Columbia City was fined 8 and agreed to quit fishing with a net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Mangold
Muncie
Dan Slussman
Columbia City
Governor Hanly visits Madison to inspect hospital project
Gov and Mrs Hanly traveled to Madison on Wednesday to inspect the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane building. The governor’s appointment of the state factory inspector remains unsettled, with other appointments still to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hanly
Madison
Southeastern Hospital
Man seizes 12 year old girl at Temple Ave home
A roughly dressed man entered 512 North Temple Avenue Tuesday afternoon and seized Nora Smith, age 12, who screamed and frightened him away. Bicyclemen Schlangen and Simon scoured the area but could not locate the suspect as the girl had just returned from school and was alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Temple Ave
Nora Smith
Schlangen
Simon
Plan to Increase Their Membership Plan
Supreme Officers of the Lodge of the United Ancient Order of Druids at Indianapolis adopted a resolution for an aggressive membership drive. Emil F. Winkler Henry Fruedenthal and Louis Krauss addressed the meeting en route to Missouri. New officers were elected for the grand lodge with Indianapolis as a key hub for sessions and events through Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Grove
The
United Ancient Order of Druids
Emil F. Winkler
Troy, N. Y
Henry Fruedenthal
Albany, N. Y
Lafayette
Missouri
St. Louis
Grand Lodge of Druids
Conrad C. Ruckelshaus
Noble Grand Arch
Indianapolis
Henry Dittmer
Grand Arch
Anderson
Charles G. N. Geider
Charles Seitz
Harry Aring
Richmond
Henry Egelhoft
Grand Herald
Beverly D. Ream
Grand Sentinel
Suit to halt Indianapolis street improvement bid process
A superior court suit seeks to enjoin the city of Indianapolis and Western Construction from moving forward with paving Bellefontaine street from Twenty-fifth to Thirtieth with asphalt. Plaintiffs led by Charles E. Nordyke allege Board of Public Works favored Pitch Lake and Bermudez asphalt bids, discriminating against other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Western Construction Company
Bellefontaine-st
Twenty-fifth-st
Thirtieth-st
Charles E. Nordyke
Board of Public Works
Pitch Lake
Bermudez Asphalt
Motion 5 Denied in the Eddy Case
Judge Chamberlin refused to name the three trustees as substitutes for the next friends in the Eddy property suit. The ruling clears the path to an accounting of funds from book sales and contributions at Pleasant View, with no trial date set yet.
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Concord
N. H
Chamberlin
Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josta E. Fernald
Wreck on the Erie freight train wreck at Harbor Creek
Erie westbound freight No 51 on the Nickle Plate wrecked early today at Harbor Creek a broken brake beam caused a car to leave the track. The train was traveling about 40 miles per hour and several cars piled up blocking the tracks. The wreckage caught fire and several cars loaded with naphtha exploded. No fatalities occurred.
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Scripps-Melinereas Association
Erie
Harbor Creek
Coaster Blown Up Off Tunis Coast Aboard 70 Men
A Tunis dispatch reports a coaster with 70 men aboard carrying contraband arms and ammunition blew up by its crew off the Tunisian coast to avoid capture.
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Paris
Tunis
Bicycle Officer Thrown From Bike in Street Collision
Bicycle Officer Fred Simon fell from his bicycle while speeding toward Meridian and Washington streets when a blind pedestrian using a cane struck the front wheel. The cane jammed in the spokes and the officer was thrown to the pavement, suffering only cuts and bruises with no serious injuries.
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Meridian
Washingtonsts
Moore
New Juvenile Court Blanks and Goods Advertised
A set of new blanks for juvenile court cases is ready for use. An ad lists items including fishing tackle, guns, bicycles. Gus Habich at 121 W Washington St offers four furnished rooms valued at 236 dollars for 155 dollars at The People's Outfitting Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Habich
Washington Street
Hoehn Tells Story of Bond Thefts from Sister
Frederick William Hoehn, 70, repents taking bonds and securities from his sister Mrs Christina Nold. Returned to Indianapolis from Cincinnati by Detective John Morgan. Hoehn claims only a $77 trip expense and says he is sorry. Insanity commission set for this afternoon in Justice Stout’s court. case continued to Saturday.
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Christina Nold
Frederick William Hoehn
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
John Morgan
Hoehn
Wheeling
W. Va
Justice of the Peace Stout
Snow in Cleveland and nearby towns reported
Snow fell in Cleveland today with reports from Uhrichsville and other interior points. Denison barber shop notes the beat as conditions slow travel and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Scrippse-McHae Press
Uhrichsville
Denison Barber Shop
the Beat
Three Rooms Furnished Complete for Sale at People's Outfitting
Complete three room furnishings offered by The People's Outfitting Co. at a discount. Original value $175.00, asking $125.00. Includes bedroom, living room, and dining area items in one package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Outfitting Co
Boarders Wanted Ad From The Sun Notice
Ten words free three days in The Sun under For Rent Rooms Wanted Help Wanted Situations. New planes. $16 and up. Wulschner's offers boarders with three day insertion.
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Wulschner
Trade School Convention to Discuss Industrial Education
A Citizens Trade School Convention in Indianapolis from June 18 to 12 will gather delegates from across the United States to examine phases of industrial education. Winona Technical Institute figures prominently with sessions at the Claypool hotel and Pythian building.
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Citizens Trade School
Indianapolis
United States
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Claypool Hotel
Pythian Building
Winona Technical Institute
S. C. Dickey
Louis H. Levey
Anthony Ittner
A. M. Glossbrenner
J. L. Ketcham
William Lodge
George H. Elliott
B. O. Haugh
W. H. Morris
S. P. Fagen
Jas. VanCleve
Frank A. Stecher
James R. Strong
William H. Prahler
P. Briggs
Claypool
Frank Gunsaulus
American Institute of Technology of Chicago
Albert Hurlstone
Bookwalter
Gunsaulus
Pythian
J. Ketcham
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
P. M. Kling
McKees Rock
A. D. Dean
Boston
James W. VanCleave
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Winona Institute
Walter Page
World’s Work
James A. Emery
Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
John Whitehead
Norfolk
Committee of Industrial Education
Virginia
Mangus W. Alexander
Lynn
Maass
Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Dickey
Indiana Board Tests Opsonic Tuberculosis Treatment
The Indiana State Board of Health will conduct experiments in the opsonic theory. Dr J B Rucker will oversee tests in the statehouse bacteriology lab. Animals will be inoculated with human tuberculosis blood, then sacrificed to extract serum for injection into patients to strengthen blood corpuscles and resist the disease.
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The
Indiana State Board of Health
J. B. Rucker
Statehouse
Fire alarm cables cut during building teardown
In tearing down the old Western Union building on S Meridian street workers from a wrecking company severed a large fire department cable and disabled several downtown fire alarm boxes.
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Western Union
S. Meridian St
Fire Department
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the Sun
Superior Court
Vinson Carter
Note Books
Ice Man
March
John B. Harrell
Shelbyville
J. C. Farber
Frankfort
Ella Walls
Worthington
Z. P. East. of
O.D. Bohlen
Tomlinson Hall
Oliver P. Ensley
Fletcher-place Methodist Church
Jacob Waldeck
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
E. H. Warren
Mamie
John S. Duncan
Europe
Central Christian Church
Board of Public Safety
F. T. McWhirter
College-ave
Michigan and
Indiana Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
White City
Joshua Stansfield
Lansing, Mich
W. C. T. U. of Michigan
Canada
Caldwell
Northumberland County
Ontario
Alpert E. Horsley
Wallace
Burke
Frank Culbernon
Burke Lodge
Couer D’ Aiene
W. K. Bellis
Southern Indiana Lumber Company
Martinsville
Mr. Bellis
Peter Sherer
Shortridge High School
Bonnie Lowe
Irvington
Bonnie
Teachers’ College
Charles Fairbanks
N. Meridian St
Fairbanks
Bunker Hill Sullivan Mill
Wood
Bunker Hill
W. F. Davis
Smith
Davis
Denver
Toledo
Board of Trade
Toledo Chamber of Commerce
Fred Geiger
John Adams
Lumbia City
Druids
Sive Campaign
Indiana
Louis Krauss
EDDY
Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Fred Simon
the People's Outfitting. Co
Capt. Bray
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