Salesmen Ride Flat Cars on Indianapolis Seeing Journey
Indianapolis Trade Association plans a Saturday excursion for about 1,500 salesmen aboard two special trains, visiting factories along a 25 mile route and returning to Union Station. Supper at the German House precedes a vaudeville show as the entertainment committee, headed by Harry Hearsey, presents aims and a reaction by notable members.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Trade Association
Union Station
Chicago
Big Four
Cerealinetown
Twenty-first Street
Union Fon
German House
Charles A. Bookwalter
N. A. Gladding
Jace C. Starr
Tertainment Committee
Association
Harry Hearsey
Repealed Thieves Target Oriental Flats Gas Meters
Miss Rea Rice of 15 and 21 N Oriental street reported two men broke in Saturday morning and stole change from 15 gas meters after entering through basement windows. It was the second break-in at the flat this week. Nearby burglars pried open the side door of Elstrode and Denny’s grocery at 478 E Ohio street Friday night and stole cigars and tobacco.
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Rea Rice
Oriental Flats
N. Oriental Street
Elstrode & Denny's Grocery
Ohio Street
Injunction Issued to Stop Carpenters
Evansville Indiana May 7 Injunctions were obtained against leaders of the carpenters strike to prevent interference with construction of two houses under war. Louis Heeger leader of a band engaged to play at Central League park and who is also erecting the houses alleges the union caused Evansville ball club management to cancel his contract because nonunion labor is being used on the buildings.
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the Sun
Evansville
Ind
Carpenters
Louis Heeger
Central League Park
Heeger
Danish Expert to Lecture on Milk Supply in U S
Professor Bernhard Boeggild of Copenhagen will tour the United States from May through July under the Danish American association. He will lecture on dairying and milk supply at various universities and agricultural colleges while studying American methods. He will also address Danish American settlements in the Midwest and Northwest in Danish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danish-American Association
Bernhard Boeggild
Royal Agricultural College of
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Boeggild
Middle West
Northwest
Jury Deadlocks in Elwood Rioting Trial
Anderson Ind May 7 A circuit court jury disagreed in the Elwood strikers riot case. The panel had been out two hours with seven voting for conviction and five for acquittal. Seven Elwood workers faced rioting charges in the trial.
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the Sun
Anderson
Ind
Circuit Court
Elwood
Shelly Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Shooting Case
After 23 hours of deliberation the criminal court jury could not agree on Andrew Shelly's guilt in the shooting of Louis Smith. Judge Pritchay dismissed the panel Saturday morning.
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Shelly
Gase
Andrew Shelly
Louis Smith
Pritchay
Rockefeller White Slave Inquiry Expands Nationwide
John D Rockefeller Jr. and Charles S Whitman lead New Yorks white slave investigation amid a confession by a trader and grand jury disclosures. The case aims to uncover a nationwide system of barter in women influencing major cities.
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John D. Rockefeller, JR
New York
Charles S. Whitman
John LD. Rockefeller Jr
Grand Jury
Mr. Rockefeller
Thibetans Revolt at L'Hassa Massacres Chinese Garrison
A report from Pekin on May 7 describes Thibetans at L'Hassa revolting and massacring about 1,000 Chinese soldiers stationed there, dramatically escalating tensions in the region.
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L'Hassa
Pekin
L’hassa
Beveridge Senator Hold-Over May Die
Wabash Indiana May 7 Dr A R Brady joint senator from Wabash and Fulton counties holding over is critically ill with heart disease He has been ill all winter but is becoming in a more serious condition He was active in the state senate and a warm supporter of Senator Beveridge He is a Civil War veteran and his age is against recovery.
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Wabash, Ind
A. R. Brady
Wabash
Fulton Counties
State Senate
Beveridge
Boy in city ball game remains unconscious after collision
Julius Zacharian, a newsboy, was injured during a playground baseball game at Oliver and River avenues when he collided with a teammate chasing a fly. He was taken to City Hospital by dispensary ambulance Saturday morning and has not regained consciousness.
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Julius Zacharian
City
City Dispensary
Oliver and River Avenues
Brownsville man reissued back pay after re-enlistment
Evansville Indiana May 7 Henry W Arvin colored discharged from the Twenty fifth Infantry by special order of President Roosevelt November 24 for participation in the Brownsville riots was notified Friday that he had been re enlisted and allowed 2000 back pay for the time he has been out of the service Also Maragatta Snow of Brockton testified her husband Harry L Snow chased her with live lobsters during a divorce and was regularly shaved by Mrs Henderson named as a co respondent
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Evansville
Ind
Henry W. Arvin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tex
Boston
Mass
Indiana Supreme Court Asked to Enforce Lower Court Compliance
W B Westlake of Marion asks Indiana's Supreme Court to compel Grant County circuit court to set aside a receivership and hand over the Marion Leader property to him. The case involves foreclosure, a loan bond, and a request for a writ of mandate to curb delay and ensure a ruling aligning with a recent Supreme Court decision.
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Supreme Court of
Indiana
Supreme Tribunal
W. B. Westlike
Marion
Ind
Leader Publishing Company
Marion Leader
Supreme Court
Grant Circuit Court
Westlake
Saving Company
Grant Trust and Savings Company
E. H. Johnston
Grant County
Contractor sues detectives who arrested him
James Anderson, a contractor, sued detectives Thomas Dugan and John Mullin in circuit court for $500 damages, claiming his arrest was false though police dismissed his allegations as a typical claim he makes in such cases.
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James Anderson
Thomas Dugan
John Mullin
Anderson
Not Guilty But He Gives Money Back
Judge Collins in city court fined Louis D McMullin $50 for violating employment agency law by refusing the refund portion of the filing fee for Arthur Ricks whom he was to help. Judge Pritchard in criminal court Saturday morning found McMullin not guilty but ordered him to refund the filing fee rebate. J L Peetz and Frank P Baker prosecuted the case.
Unitarian Association Plans Annual Meeting in Boston
The American Unitarian Association and affiliated groups announce their annual meeting in Boston from May 22 to 27. Sessions run morning, afternoon, and evening, with a public Wednesday gathering featuring addresses by Dr. Charles W. Eliot and Lieut. Louis Frothingham.
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Boston
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Charles W. Eliot
Louis ©. Frothingham
Indiana Princess of Miami Blood to Turn 100 in June
Gov. Marshall will attend a June birthday celebration for Kil-so-quah, Indiana’s sole princess of royal Miami blood, in Roanoke. The Indian princess, grandchild of a great chieftain, lives on land once granted to her grandfather and will observe the event from a small house nearby.
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Huntington
Ind
Indiana
Roanoke
Gov. Marshall
Kil-so-quah
Turtie
Iitte
Beveridge in City to Spend Sunday
Senator A. J. Beveridge arrived from Washington and will return Sunday. He said the visit was to see his mother and oversee improvements at his Indianapolis home. Mrs. Beveridge and the two babies are well. He will not discuss politics in Indiana before the 1930 campaign but spoke of optimism for Republicans and referred inquiries to State Chairman Lee.
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A. J. Beveridge
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Indianapolis
Indiana
Landry Dies In Railroad Tragedy At Marion
Marion Indiana May 7 Z T Carmody engine yard engineer reports George E Landry 44 dropped his crutches and fell before a moving train He was crushed on the tuning board of the engine Witnesses say the despondent man walked to the cut then dropped his crutches and leaped onto the rails He was a respected businessman and Knights of Pythias member whose wife died five months earlier.
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Knights of Pythias
Money and Singer Leave Rooming House
William Kelly reported missing a suit and $9 from his room at 110 N Senate Avenue. L H Rohrer also vanished a $46 gold watch from the same rooming house. A moving picture house singer left with his suitcase and did not bid farewell, occurring simultaneously with the other disappearances.
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L. H. Rohrer
Senate Avenue
Moving Picture House
Wedded Fifth Time for Michigan Farmer
Joseph Sturgis a wealthy farmer of Marshall Michigan aged 52 was divorced from his fourth wife who had married him last June and then wed fifth wife who had been married once before. Sturgis first wife died. He obtained No 2 and 3 by matrimonial agencies while No 2 and 3 deserted him.
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Marshall
Mich
Joseph Sturgis
Sturgis
Dehority's Sister Dies in Elwood Ind
Mrs Jane Dehority Platt, 23, wife of George Platt and sister of W A Dehority chief of the State Board of Accounts, died in Elwood Indiana on Friday May 7 in this special report from Sumner.
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Dehority
Elwood
Ind
Jane Dehority Platt
George Platt
W. A. Dehority
State Board of Accounts
Woman razes two houses over water rate dispute
Miss Eleanor Healy in Roxbury orders water turned off and leads an all female mob to demolish two dwellings on Webber Street and Douglas Avenue. They destroy woodwork and floors, store lumber in cellars, reacting to a quarterly bill of 22.40 after paying 16 for the previous year.
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Roxbury
Mars
Eleanor Healy
Webber Street
Douglas Avenue
Healy
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