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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
10
After days of Mrs Fiske the Park offered At Cripple Creek a Hal Reid western drama about two villains trying to cheat a gold claim owner. Joe Mayfield protects a child, battles plan to flood the mine, and an Indian hero saves the girl from a canyon fall. Audience acclaim was loud and frequent amid a strong bill for the week.
James Whitfield and the Western League press on with a collision course against the American Association. In Denver plans, dates clash with Milwaukee and Kansas City, risking fan support and treasury losses. The Denver meeting lacked energy, signaling bleak prospects as two leagues threaten a costly season.
Louisv ille officials announce that the Board of Public Safety has ordered the police to not permit boxing contests in the city. The move aims to regulate events and ensure safety standards are met. No further details on dates or venues are provided.
George H. Ketcham owner of Crescens met Charles Downing secretary of the State board of agriculture at the state house on Thursday to arrange an exhibition date. Ketcham proposed August 1 but Downing believes it would conflict with attendance at the state fair, making it unlikely the horse appears this season.
Boston officials report a prompt settlement of the mammoth strike after civic federation and Gov. Crane assisted. Strike leaders ordered all labor organizations affiliated with the allied freight transportation council to end the strike. The settlement allows freight handlers to avoid loading or unloading the British transportation company’s teams. About 20,000 men returned to work on Friday.
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that the public wage law does not violate contracts between laborers and municipalities and allows workers to accept lower wages if they choose. Frank Bell, an unskilled worker paid 1.10 a day for ten hours, sued for the difference from the legal 15 cents an hour. Several similar suits are pending in Indianapolis courts.
Washington, March 14 The resignation of W A Rodenberg of Illinois from the civil service commission was presented to the president and will take effect April 1.
Justices Dowling and Monks dissent arguing the mortgage deduction measure violates the uniformity rule and grants special tax privileges. The state banks report increases in total assets and deposits from October 1901 to February 25, 1992, with specified figures for total resources, deposits, and surplus.
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