Auto and Bucy Shown in Court in Murder Trial
In New York the Rosenheimer murder trial resumed with the auto and shattered buggy displayed in court. Witnesses including Vedder and Miss Anna McCabe testified about the fatal collision on Pelham road as juror Yeandle sits in dispute, with bail set for the defendant.
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New York
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Grace Hough
Rosenheimer
Justice o'Gorman
Yeandle
Frederick St. Glover
George Vedder
Anna Mct‘abe
Hough
Vedder
Pelham Road
Trade boosters to see football game in Bloomington
The Indianapolis trade association will visit Bloomington next Saturday with Indianapolis merchants attending the Indiana University versus Illinois football game. To avoid disrupting local business, the group will supply their own lunch, meet in stores, and invite wives to join the trip as a social aspect of the trade extension. The visit aims to support the game while keeping merchants at their shops.
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Indianapolis Trade Association
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Indiana University
University of Illinois
Trade Association
Trade Extension Division
Alberty
Cold and Headache Remedy No Better, Says Cure Mystery
A fragmented note on a cold remedy cites bromide and quinine as active ingredients but cannot confirm full product name or maker. The signature appears as Ww Grove, with unclear context and date.
Osteopaths of State Hold Convention Opens
Indiana Osteopathic Association convened at the Denison hotel with Dr K T Wyverberg delivering the address as the first session began. Attendees arrived from across the state for a business session followed by luncheon and planned talks on Pellagra typhoid fever and experimental osteopathic research plus an evening roundtable discussion.
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K. T. Wyverberg
Indiana Osteopathic Association
Denison Hotel
Denison
W. S&s. Thomasson
Richmond to See Flowers From Indianapolis Growers
A delegation of about twenty five Indianapolis florists will travel to Richmond Thursday to inspect new flowers destined for the Tomlinson hall show next week. They will view roses chrysanthemums and carnations from J. G. Hill whose greenhouses feature European and Australian imports. Hill recently returned from Paris where he helped reestablish rose gardens for the French government and brought back varieties new to American growers likely to draw interest in retail markets next year. The visitors will also tour Fred Lemon’s greenhouses and others in Richmond, which will be heavily represented at the upcoming show.
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Indianapolis
Richmond
Tomlinson Hall
J. G. Hill
Hill
Europe
Australia
Paris
France
Fred Lemon
Motorman and Pedestrian Clash in Regulated Traffic Tale
An illustrated city street vignette shows Motorman Bill Brown ignoring a corner policeman and killing pedestrian Jim Jones after being told to stop by whistle. The scene critiques traffic rules and enforcement with dialogue about the ordinance that governs vehicles and pedestrians. Jim Jones is depicted as dead and the officer notes the absurdity of regulation.
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Bill Brown
Blank
Jim Jones
Jim
Disbarred agents appeal case in insurance charges
Notice of appeal to the circuit court was filed Wednesday in the insurance cases where auditor John Bilheimer charged W. E. Shaffer and F. H. Matthews with misrepresentations and revoked state licenses. The Prudential agents contestBillheimer’s jurisdiction and seek a jury trial.
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Circuit Court
Auditor of State
John C. Billheimer
W. E. Shaffer
F. H
Matthews
Shaffer and
Prudential Company
Bilheimer
Burt E. Singrey
Singrey
Bintheimer
Billheimer
South Bend
Fall From Pole Claims Man's Life
Edward J. Weeks a telephone lineman of 1616 Ingram Street fell from a pole in an alley between Morris and Ray streets Tuesday afternoon and died Wednesday at City Hospital from injuries. He slipped while at work on top of the pole in the alley.
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Edward J. Weeks
Ingram Street
City Hospital
Weeks
Morris and
Ray Streets
Health warning on infantile paralysis spreads in Cass county
Twenty cases and one death from infantile paralysis were reported to the state board of health by Dr. John P. Nickodemus of Logansport. The board urges parents to spray the throat with peroxide, ensure fresh air, and avoid indigestible foods and candies as part of disease precautions. In Erie, Pennsylvania, the Bnai B'rith district 3 plans a new orphanage for friendless children serving Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New Jersey and Delaware.
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State Board of Health
Cass County
John P. Nickodemus
Logansport
Erie
Independent Order B’nal B'Rith
International Jewish Philanthropic Organization
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware
Long report reveals errors in Plymouth treasurer records
Eighteen pages of typewritten manuscript outline the records of Frank Vangilder, Plymouth treasurer from 1904 to 1910, with examiners finding an 81.13 error but correcting to show $2.08 owed to him. Grant Lyer, Tippecanoe county trustee, faces $137.90 in overpayments to teachers and service-account overdraws.
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Frank Vangilder
Plymouth
Board of Accounts
Vangilder
Grant Lyer
Wabash Township
Tippecanoe County
Meeting on How I Became a Member of This Society
The meeting features solos and music addressed by Sylvester Johnson W B Fick I N Cotton H J Hale J G Kingsbury J J Mulhous and Henry J Hale on How When and Where I Became a Member of This Society and Its Benefits.
Mass Meeting of Germans Called in Indianapolis
The Alliance of German societies of Indianapolis has called a general mass meeting in Germania hall Friday evening. Fred Schrader will preside and Joseph Keller and Philip Rappaport will speak. Both addresses will be in German. The societies of the south side will assemble at the South Side Turner hall and march to the meeting site.
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Alliance of German Societies of
Indianapolis
Germania Hall
Fred Schrader
Joseph Keller
Philip Rappaport
South Side
Turner Hall
Elmer Killen Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Elmer Killen received one to fourteen years after pleading theft in a $40 grand larceny case. Judge Pritchard imposed the term in criminal court after bringing Killen back from Chicago to face the charge. He also paid a $1 fine plus costs.
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Elmer Killen
Judge Pritchard
Plummer P. Young
Cornell
Chicago
Farmers To Meet In Statehouse Saturday Afternoon
The Marion county agricultural horticultural and farmers institute association will hold its regular monthly meeting in Room 12 of the statehouse Saturday at 1 p.m. A special program has been prepared for attendees.
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Marion County Agricultural, Horticultural and Farmers’ Institute Association
Statehouse
Gas Company Seeks Expanded City Power
The Indianapolis Gas company asked the board of public works for authority to develop territory Jay mains and install service. City Attorney Walker warned the board it cannot act without petitions from property owners and advised against formal recognition until franchise rights are settled.
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Indianapolis Gas Company
Board of Public Works
Walker
Reed's Watches Keep Time Real Time
A compact ad touts Reed's Watches as reliable timekeepers. It promotes correct timekeeping, invites conversation, and offers layaway with a small deposit to reserve watches for future pickup.
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Reed
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