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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

5

Leniency Granted in McQueen Auto Trouble Case

Ray McQueen faced a 39 day workhouse sentence if found driving in Indianapolis again after a Joy party caused a gas lamp post to be struck on WN Meridian and St Clair. He paid fines for drunkenness and speeding. Judge Whallon suspended the sentence with conditions: McQueen must not drive in the city and must pay 37 for the lamp post damages. McQueen, of Smith's Valley, has a history of auto mishaps including two rollovers and a fatal incident involving a jealous husband and a wrecked vehicle.

Ray McQueen McQueen Indianapolis Meridian Street St. Clair Street Philip Wilkinson Whallon Smith's Valley

Attorney Named Receiver for Ammonia Soap Powder Co

Charles Alcon, an attorney, was appointed receiver of the Ammonia Soap Powder company by Judge Weir on Wednesday. George Amt, a stockholder, filed the application saying the company is mismanaged and unprofitable with several creditors. Amt urges sale of the plant and cessation of business.

Charles Alcon Ammonia Soap Powder Company Weir George Amt Amt

Ownership of church property in question

Members of the Swedenborgian church on North Alabama street testified in superior court No 3 before Judge Carter on Wednesday regarding ownership of the church premises. Pierson Mendenhall claims the property by deed from Stoughton Fletcher. The church argues they hold legal title after long occupancy. The initial ruling by Judge Leathers in superior court No 2 found Mendenhall owned the property. Quiet title actions may proceed in two courts.

N. Alabame Street Superior Court Carter Pierson Mendenhall Stoughton Fletcher Leathers Mendenhall

Knife stabbing follows youth altercation on Bridge Street

Herbert Winburn, 14, of 1222 Bridge Street, was stabbed in the left leg during a crowd fight Tuesday night. He blamed 14-year-old Harris Towers of McCarty Street near West Street, who allegedly used a knife after a quarrel. Bicycle Police officers Wilson and Deland reported the incident after noon Wednesday.

Herbert Winburn Bridge Street Harris Towers McCarty Street West Street Winburn Lad Wilson and Deland Towers

Atkinson Divorce Case Taken Under Advisement

The divorce case of Harry Atkinson against Mary Atkinson was heard by Judge McMaster in Superior Court No. 1 on Wednesday morning and the judge took the case under advisement.

Harry Atkinson Mary Atkinson McMaster Superior Court No. 1

Penrose in Control of Penn Convention

Harrisburg June 16 The Republican state convention of Pennsylvania nominated a ticket for Justice of the Supreme Court Judge Robert von Moschzisker Auditor General A E Sissa State Treasurer Jeremiah A Stober The Penrose faction and associates held complete control and Penrose sat as a delegate at the convention

Harrisburg Republican State Convention of Pennsylvania Supreme Court Robert von Moschzisker Philadelphia A. E. Sissa Fire Jeremiah A. Stober Lancaster Penrose Repulican

City Marriages and Births Noted in Local Record

City marriages list Benjamin Copeland to Nora Matthews and many others including Britton to Anna Weir and Hughes to Ethel Yackweiler. Birth entries cite Charles Jones and Eva Jones at 2829 Sangster Avenue for a boy, with multiple other births and addresses, plus building permits for renovations and new structures across numerous streets.

Benjamin Copeland Nora Matthews Anna FB. Weir Ernest J. Luesson Harriet L. Ealand Logan G. Hughes Ethel Fr. Yackweiler Albert Hoffmeister Helen M. McCarthy Clarence A. Vetter Josephine O’malley Ernest Young Emma Twente William H. Wallmann Emma M. Kropp Frederick W. Finkbiner Margaret M. Watters John W. Simmons Cliffe E. Manlove Raymond Huber Addie M. Hilton Joseph B. Bruns Mayme Y Waimmell Oliver G. Davis Mary A. Addington Joseph J. Lee Rosa T. Zhramer Harvey M. Ritchie Sadie K. Johnson James Pinkston Isabell Lucas George W. Brown Lula Flamiston James McMahon Mary Gleria Joseph N. Thomas Catherine F. Blues Harry Kauffman Mary C. Johnson Lindsay W. Hickman Dollie E. Baker Henry Lewis Mary Glasa Louis J. Topmiller Estelle FE Shopmeyer William D. Hatfield Leona M.stoddard William M. Swayme Florence E. Whitson Jess O. Zook Harriet H. Bortling Joseph E. Wagner Theo F. Kessler Charles Eva Jones Sangster Avenue Frank and Nina Nickleson S. State Street Samuel and Gertrude Smith Walcott Street Ethel Collens E. Ohio Street Andrew and Mabel Hawkins S. Tuxedo Street Carl and Augusta Gruman Park+ view Sumner Grace Ninaelt Burton Avenue Bow Walter and Maude Hollenbeck N. LaSalle Street Sir Harry and Minnie Willitts Blake Street Franklin and Jéanette Chandler College Avenue John and Addie Foster State Street Mickofer Werrasias Putack Washington Street James and Logine Faurconer Fletcher Avenue S Rolada Zeriida Baker N. King Avenue Boy Fred and May Koelling Beville Avenue Bay George and Gusta Reinhart Bellefontaine Street

Morse Granted Bail After Appellate Ruling

New York banker Charles W. Morse won bail from the United States circuit court of appeals, allowed to post bond of 125000. Attorney Martin W. Littleton said friends would supply funds. Morse, convicted months ago of misappropriating funds from the National Bank of North America, says he will settle his debts if released from the Tombs.

New York Charles W. Morse United States ‘Circuit Court of Appeals Martin W. Littleton Morse Tombs National Bank of North America

Mamie Clayton Fined and Sentenced for Child Neglect

Mamie Clayton was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in the women's prison by Judge Stubbs for neglecting her child. The notice includes unrelated ad snippets about meats, trusses by Magee & Co at 45 Massachusetts Avenue, auto sales offered by Delaware Garage, and rental and sale offers for properties and rooms.

Mamie Clayton Stubbs

Boone County Indiana seeks gravel road bids in 1909

Notice from Boone County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for a gravel road project in Washington township. Road length 4 481 feet with estimated cost 1300 dollars. Proposals require bidder bonds double the bid and are due at 1 pm July 6 1909 at the courthouse in Lebanon Indiana.

Ind Traction Illinois Market Streets J. L. McFarland Board of Commissioners Boone County Indiana Iuéhbanen Robert Rogers Washington Township B. F. Herdrich Indian Lebaron Byohn N. Cason Office of the Auditor Bacone County

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