Milosic Sues Local Officials Over Wage Garnishments
In Marion county the suit against Justice Jacob Emerich, Constable Remey Dollarhide, and associates, including Ambrose Holliday and Louise Todd, seeks $406 damages for alleged unlawful wage garnishments. Plaintiff Mike Milosic accuses officials of using offices as collecting agents and demanding bonds unlawfully, with claims of improper jurisdiction and wrongful wage attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Clawson
Clawson & Hoffstadt
Marion County
Mike Milosic
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Emerich
Wayne Township
Remey Dollarhide
Ambrose Holliday
Louise H. Todd
Daniel W. Coy
Joseph F. Keating
Milosic
Joseph Pateska
Justice of the ‘Peace
Emerich
Center Township
Emmerich
Justice
Pateska
Union Railway Company
Emerica
Dollarhide
Mr. Clawson
Milesic
Jacob Wimerich
Holliday and
Todd
Danial W. Coy
Remey M. Dollarhide
Emerich and
Dollarnide
Pscor
Ebmerich and
Education Board Elects Librarian Chief Business
The State Board of Education held its chief business as the election of a librarian. Details are incomplete in the excerpt, but the focus was on selecting a librarian for the education board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Board
State Ibration
State ‘Board of Education, Or
Cook Kills Self After Employment Refusal
W B Adams a 40 year old cook living at Smiths hotel died Thursday after drinking carbolic acid in a washroom of the Claypool building at Washington and Illinois streets. He had been drinking heavily and had visited employment agent C W Worrell before going to the Grand hotel to seek work. Worrell had refused to place him, and Adams told him he might kill himself. He was found by an elevator boy and taken to the city morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Adams
Claypool
Washington
Illinois
Adams
Smith's Hotel
E. Washington Street
C. W. Worrell
Worrell
Grand Hotel
Worrell’s
Will of John J. Emery Filed for Probate in Bar Harbor
A certified copy of the late John J. Emery's will, dated Sept. 5, 1908, filed with Probate Judge Ross by Holtz man and Coleman for the Girard Trust Co. executor. Emery left properties in Indianapolis valued over $500,000 and other assets including the Franklin block at Illinois and Washington streets. The widow Lela A. Emery seeks her Maine share. Five children named Thomas, John J., Alexander, Lela, and Audrey. The 14 page will awaits disposition of estate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Emery
Bar Harbor
Ross
Holtzman and Coleman
Girard Trust Company
Emery
Indianapolis
Franklin Block
Illinois
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Lela A. Emery
Maine
Highwaymen Try Hold Up man on Park Avenue
At 10 30 Wednesday night two highwaymen stepped from behind a tree and put a revolver to Frank Morrow at 3217 Park avenue ordering him to surrender. Morrow fled toward his home on Thirty second street and Park avenue, and the assailants did not pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrow
Park Avenue
Morrow
Thirty-second Street
Walsh Chosen President of Dublin College
Archbishop Walsh of Dublin, a renowned Roman Catholic prelate, has been unanimously elected chancellor of the undenominational Dublin College under the new law. The selection reflects the high regard for his learning and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Dublin College
Dublin
Child Dies After Boiling Water Accident
Esther Decker a four year old girl of 1416 East Sixteenth Street fatally burned Thursday morning when she fell into a wash boiler containing boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Decker
Sixteenth Street
Moore Stands For Harmony And Victory In Indianapolis Primaries
Democratic and Republican workers prepared for today’s primaries to elect city committeemen across 246 precincts. Independent Democratic candidate William F. Moore leads, while Seyfried and Mitchell are seen as anti Moore moves. Voting locations and chairmanship mentions fill the lead story as returns await at 301 Board of Trade and the city clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Malion
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
William F. Moore
Henry Seyfried
John W. Holtzman
James L. Mitchell
James L. Keach
Moore
Seyfried-Moore
Keach
Edward B. Raub
Moltzman- Keach
Seyfried
Mitchell
Joseph Clay
Henry W. Kraussman
William E. Davis
Roub
Board of Trade
Albert E. Uhl
Republican City Committee
Prest-O-Lite Defense Ready in Follois Suit Over Damages
The case of Edward Follois, a former city fireman, against Prest-O-Lite for 450000 dollars was nearing completion of plaintiff evidence with the defense prepared to present witnesses. A jury is not expected before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Follois
Prest-o-Lite Company
15 Injured as Engine Strikes Fort Wayne Street Car
Fort Wayne Indiana dispatches report a Pennsylvania switch engine struck a street car carrying 15 passengers near Calhoun Street. The accident injured fifteen people and prompted emergency response. Authorities investigated the collision and surveyed the scene for damages and causality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Calhoun
Mothershot Son and Self at Rushville
Mrs. Lou Sommers Crist of Chicago killed her 14 year old son and then herself in Rushville Indiana during the night. The bodies and four letters addressed to relatives were found after the coroner took possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothershot
Rushville
Ind
Lou Sommers Crist
Chicago
B. W. Riley
Mrs Potter Palmer Recalls 10 Chicago Trip
Mrs Potter Palmer arrived in Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited after a hurried return from the Lusitania. She had been set to sail for Liverpool on Wednesday when called back by telegram. Palmer appeared amused and unfazed by the sudden move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Twentieth Century Limited
Lusitania
Liverpool
Luttrell aeroplane to undergo trial flights near St. Meyer
Trial flights of the Luttrell aeroplane will be held next week near St. Meyer, Virginia. Built on the Wright machine principle, the craft was developed by a wealthy Washington automobile manufacturer who hopes to offer it to the government if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luttrell Aeroplane
St. Meyer
Burglars Loot Home on South Meridian Street
Burglars broke into the residence of W. D. Cost at 2441 N. Meridian Street. One burglar swapped overcoats with Mr Cost while another took two suits of clothes two boxes of cigars and other articles. Entry was made through a window. The Coat family was mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cost
Meridian Street
Cost
Coat
Widow Ends Life After Killing Officials in Schade
In Schade Silesia a widow killed the mayor with an ax after a demand for loan repayment. She then burned her house, murdered the mayor's wife with a knife, and finally killed herself with the same blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Schade
Silesia
Tin plate price cut hits market with 25 cent per box drop
Pittsburg officials of the American Tin Plate company confirmed a 25 cent per box reduction in tin plate prices, a move the firm would not publicly confirm but will accept business at the lower figure. The cut implies a change in the market value per ton, though the exact tonnage impact remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Embezzler Guilty as Court Hears Laundry Funds Tale
Harry Miller admitted embezzling about 200 dollars from Model Laundry while serving as an agent. Judge Pritchard sentenced him to two to 14 years, Miller claiming he stole small amounts to support his wife and mother in law. The report also details murder identifications linked to Mrs. Mary Nichols case and ongoing police interrogations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Model Laundry Company
Pritchard
Miller
August Eaton
Mary Nichols
Mrs. Nichols
Nichols
Metzger
Eaton
Httte
Whallon
Underwood
Clark
White River
S. Harding Street
Grafton Yeager
Yassie
Emmett Yeager
Bert Huston
Burford Street
Simon
Coffin
Houser
Askins
Berner Heads to Pittsburg for National Bowling Contests
William E. Berner marriage license clerk in the county clerk’s office left with Indianapolis bowlers for Pittsburg to attend national bowling contests. He hopes to win individual prizes and returns with pride for two young couples receiving licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Berner
Quill
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Mr. Berner
Brooklyn man robbed of ring and clothes in hotel
Dol. Schenck of Brooklyn New York reported to police that he was robbed of a diamond ring and clothing valued at 500 dollars from his room in the Great Northern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W—J. Dol. Schenck
Brooklyn
N. Y
Great Northern
Bryan's Auto Bales in Pennsylvania Road
William J. Bryan's automobile became stuck in mud from California to Pittsburgh where he is to lecture. He had to wade in water and use others to push the car along the muddy road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan's
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
William J. Bryan
California
Global brief highlights from March 11 dispatches
Tangier reports Bu Amara proclaimed sultan as Hafid troops advance on Imaras forces. Miss Phoebe Wade of Lynn marks her 102nd birthday. Gendarmes fire on rioters in Finterwolde. several wounded. Body of William Dixon found on Provincetown beach after escaping sanitarium. throat wound noted. Boston to host first U.S. airship factory at Napier plant in Jamaica Plain. Judge Guthrie grants Mrs Stirling expenses in divorce suit with possible access to child. Stolypin remains seriously ill in St Petersburg. Zeppelin maneuvers near Priedrichshafen test landing and airship control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
William Dixon
Milwaukee
Wis
Dixon
Boston
United States
Napier Automobile Company
Jamaica Plain
Enterprise
Edinburgh
Guthrie
Stirling
Board in Session at Deaf and Dumb Institute Meeting
The board of trustees of the Deaf and Dumb institute held their regular monthly meeting at the statehouse Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of the Deaf and Dumb Institute
Statehouse
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BRS City
Justice Emerich
Squire
Cook
Self
Keach- Holtzman
Messrs. Seyfried and
Democrats
First Ward
Brightwood Avenue
Stewart Street
Cooper Street
Martindale Avenue
Alvord Street
Sheldon Street
Ludlow Avenue
Brookside Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Presto-O-Lite
England
Ernest Henri West
Baron Sackville
West
Lord Sackville
Luttrell
South Meridian
Wild Widow Aing
Paige
Pour
Mio
Berner
Gupio
MAK
Ulletins
Paris
Tangier
Bu Amara
Hafid
Imaras
Lynn
Phoebe Ann Wade
Amsterdam
Finterwolde
ST. Petersburg
Stolypin
Priedrichshafen
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