Plant Will Be Sold in Consumers Gas Trust Case
The Supreme Court denied certiorari in the Consumers Gas Trust case, upholding a lower court ruling that the trust had no right to manufacture artificial gas and that the plant should be sold or proceeds distributed to certificate-holders. Byrand Quinby and George J. Marott led a dispute among certificate-holders over whether to pursue artificial gas production or liquidate the plant. Several named appellants supported selling the plant, while others urged preserving the corporation’s assets for certificate-holders.
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Consumers’ Gas Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Anpncalion
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Byrand Quinby
Wawanchisetts
George J. Marott
Thie Efty
Albert A. Barnes
William J. Richards
LA Ana Omnera
Tt le Sald
Anor
Indianana Ns
Federal grand jury resumes in Omaha probe
The federal grand jury resumed sessions in Omaha on May 9 after organizing Monday. Fifty-five witnesses have been subpoenaed and 40 more will be called. Most witnesses are South American commission men and employees.
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Scripps-M'Ral
Omaha
Neh
Rrand
South Amana
Colorado Southern New Orleans and Pacific Railroad Incorporation
The Colorado Southern New Orleans and Pacific railroad has been incorporated to build through Louisiana and Texas connecting with the Colorado Southern at Fort Worth. It is believed to be a Franco proposition and aims to unite regional lines under a broader system.
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NEW Southern Railroad
Ecrippe M Rae Press
Aesuliation
New Orleans
Colorado Southern, New Orleana & Pacifc
Louisiana
Texan
Colorado Southern
St Fort Worth
Transform Unsightly Walls With Vines Quick and Cheap
A. B. Neale outlines a method to convert bare buildings and fences into beauty using morning glories and other fast growing vines. With seeds, soil, and a few hours of labor over six weeks, walls sprout rapid growth. Recommend clematis, wistaria, trumpet creeper, Virginia creeper, and honeysuckles for ornamental coverage and seasonal color.
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Neale
Bette
Virginia
New York Stars open at Empire with lively vaudeville
The New York Stars opened at the Empire theater on Monday afternoon. The farce in two acts features Stolen Sweets and a strong lineup including Max Reynolds, Larry Mooney, George Randy, Lottie Wilkoh, Lora Payne, and the Glade Quintet. The program blends singing, dancing, and novelty acts with a nine-piece orchestra and a new dancing floor. Performances continue all week with two daily showings.
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Empire
New York
Empire Theater
Barlesgues
Johnnie Ray
Indianapolis
Max Reynolds
Larry Mooney
George Randy
Lottie Wilkoh
Lelliotta
Lora
Payne
Willy the Glade
New York Stara
Belle Hemont
Smith & Arado
Andy Rice
la Moines
Hagenbach
Vrudevilly Umbern
Vaudeville at the Grand and Park shows lively acts
The Grand hosts a week of vaudeville highlighted by The Girl With the Auburn Hair and musical acts by Malinry Brothers and Misses Brooks and Halliday. Comedy sketches by Jewry Jackson & Goon entertain, as do Hastings and turns and Hal Merit. The Imperial Comedy Four and Prof. Shepn’s performing dogs surprise, while The Power of the Cross melodrama opens at the Park with Rev. Dooley and Mabel plotting a mortgage rescue.
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Vaudevilla
the Grand
Vaudaville
Mises
Malinry Brothers
Brooks
Halliday
Jewry Jackson & Goon
Bessie French
Hastings
Turns
Hal Merit
Ant Cartoontat
Mts
Shepn
Park
Power of the
the Park
Dooter
Jossem
Mabel
L. BB. Pond
Rev. Dooley
Eugene West
White
Ethelyr Young
Spectal
Three Boys Arrested in Parade of Thefts
Detectives Holtz and Bray and Patrat man Kupts report three youths Aaron Beott John Pash and George Lasten charged with petty larceny. The accused, colorfully described, are linked to a gang named 6 Rang accused of stealing Hegelea items and committing shoplifting in department stores.
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Holtz and Bray
Patratman Kupts
Aaron Beott
Aixteent
John Pash
George Lasten
Bear frightens miners at Simpaca mines incident
Miners at the Simpaca mines near Middleburg Kentucky fled in fear as a bear roamed through the camp. One worker, identified as Rane Wert, was driven from his shift by the animal, and several hunting parties pursued the bear without success.
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Cripps-M'Rae Press Association
Middleburg
Simpaca Mines
Rane Wert
Brain
Lara
Silk Waist Theft Sentences Man to Six Months
Besos, known as Besos, stole a silk waist from Goldin Prouser of TIth W Washington St. He was sent to the workhouse for six months by Judge Alford in criminal court on Tuesday morning.
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Besos
Ann
Goldin Prouser
Tith W
Washington St
Alford
Personal Social News From Richmond and Nearby Towns
Social notes detail visits, guests, and gatherings across Indiana towns including Richmond Noblesville Knightstown Shelbyville Logansport and Terre Haute. Notable items include dances at the country club and various club meetings plus church missionary events and a New York trip for A A Barnes.
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Mira Zella Spence
Richmond
J. Throop
Worthington
Mixa Tink
John Owen
Knightstown
Mayme Edwards
Mary Shisser
Shelbyville
Alice Henry
Stella Carr
Andrews
Turse W. Griffey
Elizabeth Kruse
Krode
Fircernes
Clara Ball
Frank Gray
W. T. McHugh
Msn
H. ¢. Breeg
Harriet Thorp
U E. Nval
Noblesville
Robert Smyth
Adelbyvlle
Conrad Behroeder
Norman Deal
N. Morrison
F. T. Kenordy Ell
Woodruff Place
John Sullivan
Toomtay
Miso Jane Bigelow
Butler College
Mo. J. D. Figelow
Terre Haute
A. A Barnes
New York
Air
Mra. Brown
N. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Here
Frying Tea Woman's Club
Cornell Atlén
Jb Parkaye
Mra
Henry
Hell
Charles A. Badger
Charles Rochester
J. M. Brands
Knickerbocker
Francia
Central-ave
Stra
Kinlo Werbecker
Tor Hurove
Second Presbyterian Church
Blaker
Barbara Morrison
Six Bodies Recovered From Missouri Kansas Texas Incident
Rescue teams report six bodies recovered from the Missouri Kansas Texas incident site near Wilburton linked to the Ecripps M R a e association. Authorities confirm the blast occurred in confinement No 9, with Azan B among the dead and missing.
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Ecripps M'Rae Prebe Association
Wilburton
Migsouri
Kansen
Texas Confine No
Azan B
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