Indiana Law School alumni hear on legal ethics rules
James D. Ogden of the Indiana Law School campus urges lawyers to charge fair fees and follow rules: loyalty to clients, honesty with courts, no bluff or delay, and community service. He calls for systematic study, specialization, and thought regulation. Also noted are officers elected and bar admission for the 1910 class, with remarks by Danie Wait Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Ogden
Indiana Law School
Association
Collins
Robert H. Williams
Crawfordsville
Russel T. Gard
Frankfort
Will Featheringill
Franklin
New
James M. Berryhill
Indianapols
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Willard B. Gemmell
Marion
William G. White
Indianapolis
Orvaldb
Mehring
Indiana Supreme Court
United States
Marion County
Indiana Pythian
Danie Wait Lowe
Grain itch threat highlighted at health officers meeting
L T Rawles of Huntertown warns that straw causes 90 percent of skin diseases while addressing 300 city and county health officers at Claypool hotel. Ada Schweitzer reports malaria in Indiana declining, Gov Marshall urges cooperation to combat disease, with talks by J S Barry Henry Davis and F A Tucker. Keiper suggests two minutes time and two drops nitrate of silver may prevent blindness in infants and urges compulsory precaution laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Rawles
Huntertown
Claypool
Ada Schweitzer
Indiana
J. 8. Barry
Henry Davis
Richmond
F. A. Tucker
Noblesville
George Keiper
Lafayette
Kern Snubbed by Democrats at Richmond Convention
At the Richmond convention Republican issues dominated as Kern faced attacks over power abuses and the Payne tariff law. Taft and Cleveland contrasts were drawn, while Barnard was labeled half-insurgent and half-machine. Hancock county's 15 votes for Kuhn offered a glimmer for Wayne county, with Gray and Mull in a tight race to the end as Mull looked set to win on later ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Johnson
Cleveland
Barnard
National House
Burnt
Kuhn
Hancock County
Wayne County
Mull
Gray
Railroads Hit In Speech By Lafollette
Senator Lafollette declared railroad transportation controls the country and urged the Cummins amendment to the railroad bill requiring interstate commerce commission approval for rate increases. He argued for consumer protection, physical valuation of property as a basis for just rates, and warned that current laws fail to prevent discrimination against 90 million consumers by 12 million shippers. He criticized regulators as powerless and said railroads have dominated legislation for four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafollette
Senate
Cummin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Luifolette
Fire destroys roof over family heads in Tacoma avenue blaze
James Little and family faced a rapid kitchen chimney spark fire that consumed an eight room home on Tacoma avenue. The blaze caused about 2000 dollars in losses to the Little residence and slight damage to neighboring houses at 686 and 644 Tacoma avenue. Neighbors moved furniture to the street as firemen responded after a still alarm arrived from No 20 engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Little
Tacoma Avenue
Deming
Lewis Schell
No. 20
Shank to Visit Terre Haute Mayor Invited to Gather
Mayor Shank heads to Terre Haute where Indiana city executives receive invitations to attend the G.A. R. encampment this week. More than a hundred mayors are expected at the unique convention after Shank departs Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Louis Gerhardt
Terre Haute
Indiana
OCHS SOLD TO KANKAKKEE
Rock Island announces the sale of outfielder Fred Ochs to Kankakkkee the transfer listed in the May 25 note from Rock Island. The deal moves Ochs to a new club as part of ongoing roster changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCHS
Kankakkee
Rock Island
Fred Ochs
If I Were King at Murat theater features Emma Johannes
Indianapolis lodge No 56 K of P presents the production If I Were King at the Murat theater on Friday and Saturday nights with royal scenes and court attendants including Miss Emma Johannes as one of the queen’s attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Johannes
Indianapolis
K. of P
Murat Theater
Wagner Leads Legislators In Most Precincts
Official returns from 55 precincts show strong support for Republican candidates in the county and city races. Key figures include Albert A. Womack with 1,760, Elwood Sands 526, and William Hoss leading Coonse for sheriff in early tallies, with several incumbents and city administration allies among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Albert A. Womack
Elwood Sands
Frank Slevin
Sheriff
McMasters
Leathers
Carter
Pritchard
English
Wurst
Fesler
Akin
Hoss
Knox
Campbell
Hindel
W.H. Roberts
J. H. Roberts
Baker
Morrison
D. Wallace
Weaver
Hendrick
Gray
Uhl
Hurst
John Weaver
W. D. Bendrick
Davis
Coonse
Harvey Coonse
J. D. Hoss
James A. Pritchard
Fred Aiken
F. B. Bennett
T. A. Wagner
John J. Saulter
E. L. Kingston
HL Oa. Luckey
William FB. Reiley
C. T. Kaelin
E. T. Oburn
A. C. Evans
King Frederick Departs London for Copenhagen Crisis
King Frederick of Denmark left London on Wednesday to return to a political crisis at home. Upon arrival in Copenhagen he is expected to receive the resignations of the radical ministry that took office after the general upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
London
King Frederick
Denmark
Copenhagen
City Births and Deaths and Local Notices
Births list including names such as John and Mary Ernest at 1025 S Bismarck Ave and multiple other couples with addresses and newborns of various sexes. Deaths record causes and ages including cerebral apoplexy and mitral insufficiency with addresses. Marriage licenses and building permits noted. Balloonists lost in Germany as empty balloon observed over Treves, likely Busley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Black, Sr
W. Morris Street
Jennie C. Ward
Park Avenue
Nellie McClarty
Darnell Street
William Franklin Privett
W. Morria Treet
Mary M. Borcherding
E. Tenth Street
Bettye Milliken
S. Keystone Avenue
Thomas Franklin
Sixteenth Street
George Hamler
Gog Fayette Street
William Albert Tracy
Market Street
Mary Hamilton
Alabama Street
Josephine M. FitzGibbon
E. North Street
Milton Carey
E. Thirtieth Street
Ae Crouch
High Street
J. Ritter
N. Davidson Street
Riles Eastman
Ogden Street
Berlin
Germany
Treves
Busley
Cologne
Prayer Meetings In Memphis Offices Urge Prohibition Enforcement
Memphis church members held a series of prayer meetings in downtown offices on May 25 seeking strict enforcement of prohibition laws and requesting an end to existing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Teng
Church People of
Taggart Bell Slate Appears Winner in Race Backed by Committee
The Taggart Bell slate leads in county races with acclamation for temporary running, while Charles J. Orbison is favored for Superior Court No. 2 against Gay R. Estabrook. Other contests name Joseph Collier to Room 2, George N. Burkhardt v. John J. Rochford for Room 3, and multiple candidates atop nominating tallies for clerk, auditor, treasurer, coroner, commissioners, and state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallon
Superior Court No. 2
Charles J. Orbison
Gay R. Estabrook
Joseph Collier
Woodburn Masson
George N. Burkhardt
John J. Rochford
Newton M. Taylor
Joseph T. Markey
Cox
Ermston
Lerendecker
Truch
Mahoney
Wiliam Z. Patten
Leopold
von Hake
Joseph D. Cain
Muskogee Club Bought by Local Leader and Partners
President Tull of the Muskogee Western association club has bought Leon Kahn's stake and, with Date Gear of Shreveport, fully controls the team which will likely stay in Muskogee for the season. Paddy Mayes sold to Shreveport for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee Club
Muskogee
Okla
Tull
Muskogee Western Association
Elub
Leon Kahn
Shreveport
Date Gear
Paddy Mayes
Rita Humphreys Sails Home From America With Critique
English novelist Mrs. R. 3. Humphreys known as Rita denounces American women fat and noisy while praising Boston and Washington society. She says Americans gorge themselves, voices are high pitched, men busy with money, and home life lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
New York
R. 3. Humphreys
America
Americans
Home
Majestic
Boston
Washington
Petition seeks stopping of trains at Clermont station
A federal filing by M A Martindale and J A Roby trustees of Clermont asks the receiver of the Indianapolis Crawfords ville Western Traction company to restore the traction station to its agreed location and compel all cars to stop there. The suit claims a ground deeded for a station and alleges the town has faced discrimination since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Martindale
J. A. Roby
Clermont
Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company
Ben Hur Line
Astronomer’s Man Pawns Clothing At Theft Bid
Thomas Shuck a 28 year old Black employee at John Candee Dean’s home attempted to pawn garments from the Dean residence at 1005 N Pennsylvania while the master was abroad. Detectives Duncan and Dawson stopped the act at Central Police Station. The suspect claimed the clothes were given by the owner to his wife who denied it. He said he intended to redeem the items upon the Deans' return from Europe. Shuck and his wife live at 515 W Michigan Street and both work at the Dean house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Candee Dean
Pennsylvania Street
Europe
Thomas Shuck
Dean
Duncan
Dawson
Central
Shuck
Wah
Wife
Michigan Street
W. E. Powers Sold to Clinton Ta in Northern Assn
Sterling, I. May 25. W. E. Powers, pitcher for the Sterling Infants, has been sold to Clinton, Ta., of the Northern association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling, I
W. E. Powers
Sterling Infants
Clinton, Ta
Northern Association
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Tion
Kern
Wisconsin
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Elihu Root
C.P. Anderson
George Turner
S. J. Elder
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
James B. Scott
State Department
Robert Lansing
Watertown
N. Y
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Fred B. Aiken
Eliot T. Oburn
Theodore Wagner
Alfred C. Evens
Charles F. Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Asher W. Gray
Albert Uhl
W. E. Davis
W. H. Roberts
W. J. Condry
J. H. Moore
Leo K. Fesler
Ed G. Sourbier
Capt
W. E. English
J. L.mcmaster
James M. Leathers
Vinson Carter
Barry R. Campbell
Dr. T. A. Wagner
John J. Sauber
Herbert A. Luckey
W. E. Reiley
A. Cc. Evens
City Record
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Mary Ernest
S. Bismarck Avenue
George and
Elsie Caldwell
Oliver Avenue
Bor
Michael
Mariona Jacobini
Georgia Street
James and
Jennie Vincent
Lafayette Street
John and
Lena Zintel
Ashland Avenue
Marion and
Mamie Trexler
Washington Street
Andrew and
Laura Callahan
English Avenue
Charlie and
Blanche Francis
Oxford Street
Hunter and
Grace Kennedy
Hamilton Avenue
Carl and
Estella Larsen
Sheffield Avenue
Herbert and
Ora Baker
Talbott Avenue
Bay
Everybody Gorges and Society
Clinton
Burgheim
N. Ilkesis
Rink
Burgheim’s
Union Station
City Ticket Office
Union Depot
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Greencastle
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Peres Haute
Ad A
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Cambridge City
Iea
Reas
Dayton
Columbus
Pras
Souther Traction
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Crothersville
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Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
1. C
Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
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Indrens
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
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Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
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