Markers to Go to Prison on Same Day
William H Marker faces impending sentencing after guilty verdicts on banking law violations. Noah R Marker, younger brother, will plead guilty Tuesday to similar charges as both await judge Anderson’s sentence. Embezzlement and misreporting are among the counts. The Markers’ families are at the county jail.
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Noah R. Marker
Willian H. Marker
Will
Anderson
Miller
Noah. R. Marker
Wr. H. Marker
Judvge Anderson Willl
First National
Banuy
Tipton
Deserter Husband Back for Embexrring Charge in Pittsburg
Mrs. James P. Cunningham refuses to travel from Chicago to prosecute her husband who was arrested after he left her destitute in Indianapolis. Cunningham has been indicted for desertion and larceny of $600, with a Pittsburg embezzlement charge awaiting him. A detective from Pittsburg arranged his return to face the new charge. The couple met romantically in an eastern city after her restaurant duties led to their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Cunningham
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cunningham
Cusnningham
Pittsburg
Lighting Rate Protest Spreads at Holton Place
J C Moore told the Board of Works today the electric light rates are unfair for Holton Place residents. He shared a letter detailing rate disparities after presenting a 200-signature petition urging readjustment. The board ordered cement sidewalk plans on Kappes, Concord, Elmyra, Town, and Howard streets. Mayor Shank urged support for homegrown contractors in street sprinkling contracts.
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J. C. Moore
Board of Works
Holton Place
Moore
Kappes Street
Concord Street
Vermont
Twelfth Street
Elmyra Street
Thirtieth
Thirty-second Street
Town Street
Meridian
Union Street
Howard Street
Belmont Avenue
Kentucky Avenue
Shank
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Auto Show Opens With Big Expectations
The Indianapolis Auto Trade association hosts a week long auto show with exhibits across garages factories and stores. Highlights include a March 30 floral parade best decorated cars prizes March 31 driving skill contests at the Speedway and an April 1 parade of new cars followed by a city banquet to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
King Auto
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
Auto Trade
America
Governor designates two Arbor Days in Indiana 1910
Governor Thomas R. Marshall proclaims Friday April 29 and Friday October 28 as arbor days in Indiana. He asks citizens to plant trees and hold elaborate school exercises to observe the days, urging that nature speak to people and that future generations hear voices from planted trees.
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Gov. Marshall
Indiana
Nature
Thomas R. Marshall
State of
Commonwealth of the State of Indiana
Romance Ends in Wedding of Schoolmates
New York March 28 observations announce the marriage of Philip von Saltza and Katharine Warren Hardenbergh to take place near Thursday at the bride’s home 106 General Park West oriente. The couple met years ago at Columbia University where he was a varsity athlete and she a Barnard student. The bridal party includes Elizabeth von Saltza maid of honor and Baron Axel Ason Sparre as best man.
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New York
Philip von Saltz
Katherine Warren Hardenbergh
John Warren Turdenbergh
Ceneral Park
West
Oriente
Columbia University
Saltza
University
Elizabeth von Saltan
Teachers’ College
Barnard
von Saltza
Miss van Hardenbergh
van Saliza
St. Lukes Hospital
von Saliza
Count Anton Philip von Saliza
Sweden
Baron
St. Louis
John W.thoumpson
George F. Squier
Wiliam Creighton Garvin
Duty of Every Pretty Woman to Be a Wife
London report outlines Prof William Inge’s lecture at Bedford College urging women to marry for the race. He warns of eugenic signs of degeneracy and argues health certificates be required before marriage, while noting some families with defects still contribute to society.
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London
Wm. M. Inge
Bedford College
Inge
Yan Dese
Shirley Proposes Rules Calendar in House
Representative Shirley of Kentucky introduces a proposed rule amendment to create a rules calendar. If resolutions referred to the rules committee are not reported within one week, a motion to discharge the committee may be made to bring the matter before the house. The calendar would be called only on the second Thursday each month. The measure was sent to the committee on rules.
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Washington
Shirley
Kentucky
House
Committee On Rules
Stoeffler harbor deck hosts Maine Benefit euchre
The Maine Benefit society announces a stag prize euchre next Thursday night to be played on the deck of the Maine, which is anchored in Stoeffler's harbor. The event emphasizes a social gathering with a prize as the attraction.
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Maine Benefit Society
The
Maine
Stoeffler’s Harbor
Traction Smash Claims Toll of Two Victims
Special to The Sun. Ft Wayne Ind March 28 Two men killed and two severely injured when a passenger interurban car crashed into an express car on the Ohio Traction line near Monroeville. Dead are J P McPherson motorman Lima and C Earl Rothrock expressman Lima. Nine passengers escaped unharmed. James Risk messenger suffered a compound fracture and spine injury. W P Weber of Lima also injured. Accident due to alleged neglect of orders by Oscar Stewart motorman. Rothrock burned to death. McPherson impaled. Risk rescued from flames by Weber.
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Ohio Traction
Monroeville
J. P. McPheron
Motorman
Lima
C. Earl Rothrock
Expressman
Risk
W. P. Weber
Oscar Stewart
Conroy
Rothrock
Mr. Weber
Prof Weatherly to Lecture on Family Income and Expense
Prof A G Weatherly, Indiana University economics and social science professor, speaks tonight on Family Income and Expense. Third in a series at the Young Women's Christian Association building under the Charity Organization Society. Public invited, free admission.
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A.G. Weatherly
Young Woman's Christian Association
Charity Organization Society
Dr. Weatherly
Indiana University
Europe
England Faces Financial Chaos After Budget Rejection
London reports a national tax panic as the Lords veto the budget. Taxpayers seek refunds with billions in the treasury depleted. Legal experts say refunds may be possible if Parliament does not act by Thursday. The nation relies on loans to run daily business amid unprecedented fiscal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Everett
London
England
House of Lords
Treasury
Unrest Reported in Philippines Governing Faction
Washington March 28 reports a concealed displeasure at the war department and unrest in the Philippines. The Progressive party is said to have fallen under radical influence urging Congress to declare future intentions of the government.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Progressive Party
Congress
Trifles With Her Affections and He Must Pay 2500
In Seattle on March 28 a judgment of 2.5 pounds was awarded to Miss Andrine Flugoarden against Christ Carlson a logger for trifling with her affections and inducing her to leave Norway for America to marry him. She testified she met Carlson in Oregon and he renewed marriage promises but failed to wed. She arrived in 1903 and worked as a domestic for Mrs Albertine Jansen and later for Mrs S Normile who stated Carlson visited her while employed there.
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Seattle
Christ Carlson
Andrine Flugoarden
Carlson
Norway
America
Oregon
Albertine Jansen
S. Normile
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Butler Memorial Reformed Church
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Nannie K. Shirk
W. H. Marker
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S. G. Young
Edward Staley
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Traction Smash
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Rochester
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Radieates
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