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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

7

Champion bank worker still at large in fraud case

A Memphis man known as Dusty Rhodes is not the wanted Benton but may be the Continental Bank fraud suspect. Indiana bank officials, led by Andrew Smith, insist Benton is sought for similar crimes and that Simpson could be Benton. Detective Webster has pursued the suspect through multiple states, noting Simpson’s wife and three children in Memphis and an alleged murder indictment there.

Clinton Simpson Dusty” Rhodes J. A. Carey Memphis Tenn Indianapolis Continental Edward A. Benton Harry Webster Webster Simpson Benton Andrew Smith Capital National Bank Carey Continental Bank A. R. Hutchinson H. C. Webster Indiana Banking Association Dusty Hutchinson’s Court Mr. Smith St. Louis Paducah St. Joe Little Rock Ark Tennessee Beatrice Beulah Said

Mysterious Thump Spurs Woman to Call for Help in Indiana

In Columatus Indiana Mrs. Thomas Joy reported hearing thump and whisht sounds and heavy breathing from an adjoining room. Police found a small dog making the noises as it patted its tail and circled. She said she would wash and keep the dog.

Columatus Ind Thomas Joy Mrs. Joy

Indianapolis Holds To High Cost Of Living Meat Prices May Collapse

An Indianapolis dispatch notes no drastic meat price cuts yet despite national trends. It cites crop conditions and abundant corn as driving factors, with packers predicting lower meat costs as stocks rise, while local retailers see mixed wholesale and retail movements across major cities.

Indianapolis Boston New England Fanuel Ball Quincy New Haven Newark Philadelphia Kansas City Denver Springfield

Log School Houses All Gone But Three

Indiana shows only three log schoolhouses remaining two in Clarke county and one in Dubois county Harrison county records a missing schoolhouse this year Centralization and consolidation drive the decline In 1910 the state had 9283 schools down eighty one from 1909 The 1999 data show a continued drop Commissioned high schools total 6159 with 43226 pupils enrolled noncommissioned high schools 506 with 7584 pupils

Hoosier Indiana John J. Hoffman Department of Public Instruction Clarke Dubois County Harrison County

Patten vows to give away fortune to aid humanity

Chicago November 15 James A Patten retired king of the wheat pit stands committed to dispose of most of his millions for the benefit of the community He plans to do this through the Y M C A and urges judges to value standards over wealth and to use wealth for public good

Chicago James A. Patten

Greathouse to Aid State Education Inspectors

Charles A. Greathouse has assumed duties as state superintendent and will travel to Crawfordsville Wednesday to assist EB G. Bunnell deputy superintendent in guiding southern state superintendents inspecting centralization schools in Montgomery and Tippecanoe counties.

Greathouse Charles A. Greathouse Crawfordsville EB. G. Bunnell Montgomery Tippecanoe

Officials Step Up To Greater I O O F Honors

Reports of officers and the election of officers filled the opening morning of the Indiana I O O F encampment in Indianapolis. Grand Patriarch Taber announced a membership gain of 1 588 and debated jurisdiction changes due to rising interurban rail travel.

O. F Harry Hodson Indiapapels W. I. Hughes Alexandria W. H. Leedy Indianapolis J. M. Lang Sullivan W. H. Tabor J. R. Andrews Indiana I. O. O. F Terre Haute Indiana Grand Lodge of the World Taber Order Grand Lodge Odd Fellow Pennsylvania Street W. H. Taber H. J. McSheedy Great Britain

Will Seek Bill to Prevent Blindness in Indiana

Indiana nurses registration board met in the statehouse and will review forty four applicants next day. The state embalmers exam has sixty applicants. The Indiana nurses association backs a forthcoming bill by the Indiana medical association to curb blindness based on a birth related theory. Elizabeth Cox of Elizabethtown presides. Edna Humphrey of Crawfordsville is secretary.

Indiana Nurses’ Registration Board Statehouse Indiana Nurses’ Association Indiana Medical Association Physicians’ Association Elizabeth Cox Elizabethtown Nurseay Registration Board Edna Humphrey Crawfordsville

Liquor and plague blamed for insanity rise

The next state board of health bulletin will claim 20 percent of insanity is caused by liquor directly or indirectly and for the first time 20 percent by what it calls the black plague. The board has received requests for its circular on the black plague from Moscow to Tasmania.

State Board of Health Moscow Russia Tasmania

Railway suits dismissed for want of prosecution

Federal court dropped two suits against Lake Erie & Western for damages to be filed earlier, including a $5,000 claim by J. W. Cook of Alexandria over his 10 year old son's death and a $7,000 claim by Patrick Kenney for injuries after his band was crushed in a door. An intervening petition by Edward Hawkins in the local traction company case was also dismissed.

Lake Erie & Western,railroad Edward Hawkins Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company J. W. Cook Alexandria Patrick Kenney Kenney

Byprit Whaleback Crew Missing At Sea

A Boston dispatch reports six crewmen are missing after the whaleback steamer Byprit sailing from Newport News toward Providence encountered trouble at sea on November 15. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities review cargo and weather conditions.

Boston Masc Byprit Newport News

Jeffersonville Town Marshal Arrests Deputy Sheriff

The Jeffersonville town marshal arrested deputy Oscar Mashmeyer of Wayne County on suspicion at Jeffersonville railway station after catching William Newman, a convicted horse thief. A merchant identified Mashmeyer as the deputy, clearing him, while the marshal boasted of a mistaken capture and was stunned by the correction.

Jeffersonville Richmond Ind Oscar Mashmeyer Wayne Mashmeyer William Newman Jeffersonvie

Police Hunt Wretch Who Purloined Teeth

Police seek a thief who stole a lower set of false teeth from J. B. Griffey’s apartment in Worthington flats at 602 North Alabama street. Two handbags from visitors from Greensburg and $10 were also taken. Entry was via a rear window while the family ate supper. Thieves also stripped plumbing from a vacant house at 3227 North Illinois street.

J. B. Griffey Worthington Flats North Alabama Street Bicycleman Drinker Glenn Greensburg North Illinois Street

Trustees Charged With $807 Shortage In Indiana

William H Halter trustee of Wills township Laporte county 1905 to 1908 charged with 807 90 for illegal payments per state board of accounts report. 1904 trustee William Harris denied public school transport for Albert Hunt. Halter allowed Wat 240. John G Minher Brownville township Union county 1905 to 1908 owes 24 11, examiners harsh on his accounts.

William H. Halter Wills Township Laporte County State Board of Accounts William Harris Albert Hunt Halter John GL. Minher Brownville Township Union County

Totals Received On Congressional Vote

State board of canvassers released first official district totals for the congressional vote. Winners include Boehne Cullop Cox Dixon Moss Gray Wor bly Adair Morrison Crumpscher Rauch Come Barnhart with several counties still outstanding. Democrats hold a 20 seat lead in the house and a 10 seat majority in the senate, shaping a 30 vote joint majority. Charles F Stevens of Princeton reelected to Gibson county. Socialist vote is projected near 20,000, the first time it surpasses the prohibition vote.

State Board of Canvassers Boehne Cox Seserieees Dixon Rauch Come Bee 'Thirteenth Barnhart Kosciusko St. Joseph House of Representatives Senate Charles F. Stevens Princeton Fred Sims

United States battleships pass Isle of Wight bound for Thames

Four U S battleships leading the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral Schroeder steamed past the Isle of Wight en route to the Thames River. The Connecticut flagship communicated with England France and Germany by wireless while the visit, formal in character, drew wide public interest and official preparations for officers and men.

London United States Éivision Rea Schroeder Isle A Wight Thames River Connecticut Tosh England France Germany

Patent Infringement Suit Filed Over Coal Mining Machine

Morgan-Garrison Electric of Chicago sues Buettner Shelburne Machine Co of Terre Haute in federal court alleging patent infringement. Court action seeks an injunction and damages. Case transferred from Hammond to Indianapolis for further proceedings.

Morgan-Garri<ner Electric Company Chicago Buettner & Shelburne Machine Company Terre Haute Pismntiffy Ins Junction Indianapolis Hammond

New Skin Remedy Poslum Promises Quick Relief

A mail order sample promises instant relief from itching and skin eruptions. The ad claims Poslum eases eczema acne tetter psoriasis and similar conditions after one application, urging small test patches and overnight improvement. Sold in trial 30 cents and regular $2 jars by druggists including H J Huder and Weber Drug Co.

Emergency Laboratories West Twenty-fifth Street New York City H. J. Huder and Weber Drug Co

Taft Plans Canal Defense Funding After Inspection

Panama November 15 President Taft began his first active canal inspection. Reports from his initial conferences indicate he will urge Congress to appropriate 2,000,000 dollars to start defense work on the canal project.

Panama Taft Canal Congress

Citrox touted as new cure for eczema across cities

Reports from four large cities claim the laboratory preparation citrox combats eczema and related skin disorders. It is credited to Dr Currier of England. A teaspoonful of citrox dissolved in hot water is used to wash affected areas, with itchiness relief and drying of sores reported.

Currier

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