Rhodius Guardianship Hearing In Probate Court
Judge Walker oversees guardianship for George Rhodius as efforts continue to determine future residence and welfare. James Berryhill named guardian, with attorneys for Rhodius and Mrs. Ziegler in court Saturday morning to advise on best course. guardian fees to be filed later. Grand jury probes Rhodius marriage and related testimony, including detective witnesses and a resort operator, with more witnesses expected before week’s end. Berryhill sworn guardian, bond set at 150000 dollars. Hugg retires as temporary guardian awaiting final report.
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Latta Wins 10000 Verdict in Mick Case
Latta was awarded ten thousand dollars by a superior court jury against William E. and Edward Mick. The suit grew from an old contract promising Latta twenty thousand if the Stevenson building, now the State Life building, sold. The case targeted alleged secrecy in the building’s disposal tied to insurance investigations.
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Local Jottings of Grief and Community Happenings
Local notes recount social events across Indianapolis including the East Park Sunday school picnic at Greenwood park, alums' Shortridge high school reunion, River Ave Baptist lawn fete to aid the team, and new county officials John R. Carr replacing Homer L. Cook. Mentions regional infrastructure, vacations, and miscellaneous civic items.
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Desperate Indianapolis Criminal Van Tassel Arrested
Police report Guy Van Tassel, long pursued across the United States, arrested in Indianapolis. A notorious career includes safe blowing, gang association, and a past duel with a deputy sheriff. His mother lives in Indianapolis, with current addresses at Georgia and Cook streets. The probe traces back to 1897 era crimes and a six month manhunt across the country.
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Frank Lesley Sees Strong Returns From Sun Advert
Frank Lesley of 334 Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis writes The Indianapolis Sun praising his June ad offering a dollar down and a dollar a week for disc or Edison record machines. He reports seven machines sold on the prior Saturday and expects higher returns throughout June.
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Passenger files complaint over rail fare split in Indiana
A Rockport woman complained to the Indiana Railroad Commission after paying 4.91 for a Rockport to Indianapolis trip and 6.20 for the return. She bought through tickets both ways. The commission will review the discrepancy and whether the two cent law influenced the rates.
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Education Board Sets New Courses Under Statutory Provisions
The Education Board prepares a revised curriculum adding mandated subjects. Provisions of statute fix the scope of additions and outline required topics for schools. The board moves to implement the new subjects across districts in the coming term.
City Coliseum fight over ventilation sparks rent warning
In Indianapolis, William T Cook battles the city over a planned coliseum with a basement meat market six to seven feet below grade. Newton Harding warns a for rent sign would be posted if health concerns persist, while a ventilating system is challenged as theoretical. The case awaits a verdict next week. Separately the State Board of Education reshapes Indiana high school courses, outlining a four year plan with mandatory subjects and new minimums in economics and arts.
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Habich Bicycles Ad Lists Prices and Contact
Habich bicycles with steel rims Thor hubs and Person saddle priced at 25 dollars. Coaster $5 extra. Contact Gus Habich at 121 West Washington Street.
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Free want columns offer ten words for three days
The Sun advertises free ten word want columns for three days plus a free housework helper if needed. It promotes furnished four room deals at a reduced price and lists Weber Zimmer at 322 Virginia Ave alongside The People’s Outfitting Co offering bargain prices and brushes in a surprise sale.
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Judge StubbsEnforces Family Support Law In Juvenile Court
Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court enforces a new state act granting judges power to hear cases of men who fail to support their families. He has sent six men to the workhouse, warnings that he will fill the place if support fails. Penalty includes six months in the workhouse a $500 fine and a lecture from the judge.
Condition of J F Heim After Car Collision Slowly Improves
The injured man from a car crash at Thirty-eighth street and College avenue Tuesday evening shows little change in condition. At the hospital there are some chances for recovery and his daughter Miss Fay Heim and Mrs. B Kester are expected to recover as well.
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Schools Close for Summer in Indianapolis Districts
Public schools in Indianapolis shut for summer with the two high schools closing Wednesday and elementary schools Friday morning. Grade school graduations occurred Thursday as the eight grade classes completed their year. High school graduations were the largest in many years.
Fatal shot ties to Oakley roadhouse husband
Mrs June Zimmerman died Friday at Deaconess hospital after a Thursday morning self inflicted gunshot at the Oakley roadhouse run by her husband Chris Zimmerman. He is held on assault and battery charges. police say he was in a stupor Thursday and remained jailed after a $500 bond was posted. The case was continued in police court to June 18.
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Taft Almost Faints During Fort Snelling Visit
Secretary of War Taft reviewed federal troops at Fort Snelling, felt weak and oppressed by heat, nearly fainted, and was taken to the home of John C. Hill where he rests. Kellogg reports he is not in serious condition and will attend tonight's Auditorium banquet.
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Peabody Watches Bomb In Haywood Murder Trial
Boise June 14. Prosecutors press witnesses about Orchard related plots in California to link Haywood Moyer Pettibone to murder. Peabody examined the large bomb Orchard claimed to carry to Canon City. Witnesses describe poisoned milk, Bradley’s poisoning, and Orchard’s presence at key moments as defense objects, notes, and anticipated testimonies unfold in this Idaho proceeding.
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Grant H. Clay, M. D. Dentist Opens Office in Indianapolis
Grant H. Clay M D a dentist previously with New York Dental company for 14 years now locates at 108 N Delaware St opposite Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis.
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Weber & Zimmers Surprise Special Sale Ads
Read Weber and Zimmer's big dry goods advertisement on Virginia Avenue. Cabinets 82 per dozen and remnants. Lawns 1c per yard. Zimmer & Company at Shelby and Prospect Streets. Weber & Zimmer, 322 324 Virginia Ave.
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