Leach Arrested by U S Marshal Over Mislabeling Claims
Dr L T Leach of Parkview Sanitary dispensary on W New York street was arrested by the United States marshal on an indictment returned by the grand jury. He is charged with selling medicines labeled improperly about contents and making extravagant claims. Items cited include Cancerol a healing salve and a medicine with alcohol and opium. Alcohol amount was inaccurately stated and opium not mentioned. Leach appeared at the marshal's office Saturday morning and posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Leach
Parkview Sanittary
W. New York Street
United States
Leach
Department of Agriculture
Marshals Office
Erd
Law dispute over son’s death suit against New Haven railroad
A New Haven railway collision case pits Edward Lauterbach and his wife against each other over who may sue for damages following their son’s death. The wife, as gold heir under the will, initially refused to sue, prompting the husband to secure legislative action granting him the right. Now the wife’s counsel says she is willing to proceed. The public discord emerged when he sought special administration to file the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dward Lauterbach
New Haven
Lauterbachs
Buried Men Survive by Eating Mules in Illinois Mine
Seventy-one more men have been found alive in the Paul mine near Cherry, bringing the total recovered to 111. Rescue workers report dramatic scenes as families gather, with several men brought out alive and others in dying condition, while survivors recount extreme thirst and marvel at the unlikely rescues. Doctor Howe calls it the most remarkable recovery in mining disaster history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Nais
Paul
Relief Corps
Pr. Howe
Nourmahal Search Intensifies As Astors Remain Missing
New York reports an international hunt for the Nourmahal after Col John Jacob Astor and his son Vincent vanished amid hurricane wreckage. Dozens of vessels, including the British cruiser Scylla and the US Yamacraw, scour the Caribbean and Atlantic while Havana relays uncertain sightings at Watling Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noutmahal
Col
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
West Indies
Caribbean
Jamaica
United States
Algonquin
Charleston
Col. Astor
New York Yacht Club
Havana
Colon
Hawks Nest
Watling
8. V. Luckbeck
Porto Rico
Ponce
Young husband sues over alleged alienation of wife
Daniel P. White, 22, grocery clerk, sues Edward W. Hedges, about 45, seeking 40000 in Marion county court. White alleges his wife Maud M. White lured by Hedges while married, with Hedges and wife reportedly traveling out of Indianapolis. The suit cites Hedges wealth and a past shared board arrangement that enabled the lure. White claims great distress and awaits case progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. White
Edward W. Hedges
Charles E. Cox
W. O. Dunlavy
Mr. White
Maud M. Childers
Maud M. White
Hedges
Washington Street
Mrs. White
Indiianapolis
Mr. Hedges
Hegges
W. Washington Street
White
Cigar Chase Endangers Man In Shelbyville
A Shelbyville man chased a cigar purchase along a Greensburg Express car from Indianapolis and gripped a railing as the car pulled away. Dragged along the street, he rolled 15 to 20 feet, suffered torn hands, and ruined clothes, then walked bleeding to Jones Drug Store and left town on the next eastbound car without giving his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg Express
Indianapolis
Jones Drug Store
Gompers Re-elected AFL President Amid Cheers
Samuel Gompers was unanimously re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor in Toronto on November 20. Amid cheers he pledged to fight for labor, even if required to do so behind prison bars. Officers elected by unanimous vote include James Duncan James O Connell John Mitchell D A Hayes William Hubar Joseph F Valentine John Alpine Henry D Perham John B Lennon Frank Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Samuel Gumpers
American Federation of Labor
James Duncan
John Mitchell
James O’connell
D. A. Hayes
William Hubar
Joseph F. Valentine
John Alpine
Henry D. Perham
John B. Lennon
Frank Morrison
The
Federation
Murder Plot Targets Austrian Leaders Exposed
Nov 20 report of a wholesale political murder plot in Austria. Baron Maderr died after swallowing a poisoned pill mailed to him, with similar pellets sent to several high military and civil officials. Poison identified as deadly and meant to eliminate foes of Servia as Balkan tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nienna
Baron Maderr
Eack
Foreign Office
Baron Mader
Two Boys Sentenced by Judge Stubbs
Lawrence Allen and James Irvin were sentenced to the State School for Boys on Saturday by Judge Stubbs for disorderly conduct at the Traction and Terminal station. Allen is said to have stolen a bicycle while Irvin is alleged to have hired stolen packages of daily newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Allen
James Irvin
State School
Stubbs
Traction and Terminal Station
Allen
Irvin
Mayor-elect Lew Shank Surrounded By Appointments Seekers
Indianapolis workers and Shank allies wove through a busy Saturday as Republicans pressed for patronage. W E Davis and Harry Wallace drew crowds at the county recorder's office while the Shank group met at the Denison hotel to vet job promises and plan future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
W. E. Davis
Harry Wallace
Joseph B. Kealing
Shank Corporation
Mr. Shank
Denison
Shank
Silver Tokens for Frenzel Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
The Indianapolis Maennerchor honored Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frenzel with a surprise Friday reception at the clubhouse after a chorus rehearsal. An orchestra played the Mendelssohn Wedding March as the couple entered. They received two silver wreaths and a large floral lyre from active members, and Mr. Frenzel expressed thanks. The Frenzels had formerly been loyal Maennerchor members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Maennerchor
John P. Frenzel
Divorce Suits Filed By Smith and Tompkins Couples
Gussie E. Smith filed for divorce from Fred A. Smith alleging abandonment of her and their child. Grover A. Tompkins sued Margaret M. Tompkins for divorce accusing cruelty and nagging and requesting custody of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie E. Smith
Fred A. Smith
Grover A. Tompkins
Margaret M. Tompkins
Yale and Harvard Duel In Big Stadium Showdown
In Cambridge forty two thousand fans watched Yale and Harvard clash as Yale led 5 to 0 at halftime after a disputed play, a blocked punt, and a field goal by Coy. Harvard made several attempts but failed to score.
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YALE
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Eli
Capt
Coy
Lilly
Hall
Philbin
O'Flaherty
Kilpatrick
Minot
Fish
Crimson
Leslie
L. Smith
Red whiskered judge fines detractor in police court
Dora Miller testified that Emma Garrison claimed to warn Capt Hyland and a red whiskered judge. The judge fined Garrison $10 and costs and sentenced her to ten days in the Woman's prison for assault and fined $5 more for profanity. Garrison appealed bond to avoid serving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Miller
Emma Garrison
Capt. Hyland
Miss Garrison
Brownsburg Lectures By T M Offutt On Home Sweet Home
Brownsburg’s famed lecturer T M Offutt will address Indianapolis audiences on Home, Sweet Home. He will explore whether Christianity factors in American progress, whether America is a grateful nation, and pay tribute to heroes from 1776 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Offutt
Brownsburg
Indianapolis
Home
Mr. Offutt
America
Woman Threatened to Kill with Dynamite Extortion Case
Denver prosecutors state Mrs. Allen F. Reid was found guilty of attempting to extort money from Mrs. Genevieve Phipps by threatening to kill her with dynamite. The defendant appeared near collapse as the trial began and progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Allen F. Reid
Genevieve Phipps
Morrocco peace talks stated near end in Kabyle conference
Madrid reports Gen Marina in command of Spanish forces reached a near complete agreement with Kabyle chiefs in yesterday’s conference and no further trouble is expected. Other items note U S Grant Jr petitions probate for Fannie C Grant estate worth over 700000 in San Diego, extinguished Coliseum fire in San Francisco with 150000 loss, and G H Markham to move Gulf Pipe Line and J M Guffey Petroleum HQ from Beaumont to Pittsburg on Jan 1.
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Madrid
Marina
San Diego
Cal
U. S. Grant, Jr
Superior
Fannie C. Grant
Grant
San Francisco
Coliseum
Pittsburg
G. H. Markham
Beaumont, Tex
Gulf Pipe Line Company
J.M. Guffey Petroleum Company
Beaumont
Wife seeks receiver in confectionery business dispute
Mrs. Hattie Trout wife of William H. Trout at 346 Virginia Avenue has filed suit for a receiver alleging her husband bars her access to the store books and excludes her from the business. She values the business at 2080 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Trout
William H. Trout
Virginia Avenue
Will Fishback Name Draftees for County Treasurer Post
As the new year nears, Democrats and Republicans discuss a courthouse reshuffle. Franklin S. Fishback will become county treasurer on January 1 and name nineteen staff, keeping eight or nine current clerks for continuity. Commissioners Joe Kerwin and John Mendenhall plan to appoint John Ruckelshaus as county attorney next year, sparking Democratic objections to the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Fishback
Ed Robison
Fishback
James Khervin
John Mendenhall
Xs County
Roberts
Mendenhall
Col
A. D. Shaw
H. R. Mckinstray
W. D. Hoskins
G. H. Pendleton
Marie Haslop
John E. Greer
John Hosenberg
Julietta Asylum
Frank 8. Fishback
Albert Sahm
Jacob Woessner
Paul Julian
John J. Blackwell
Carl von Hake
James Kerwin
James E. Berry
Elliott R. Hooton
Funeral of the Late John Mueller Held
The funeral of John Mueller, who died at his son Henry Mueller home 625 Highland Avenue, was held Saturday. Mueller had lived in Indianapolis since 184. He was T years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mueller
Henry Mueller
Highland Avenue
Mueller
Indianapolis
Fast motorist fined in police court chase
George Kaufman a machinist was fined 1 plus costs for riding a motorcycle on W Twenty first street at 3 miles an hour. He was followed Friday by Motorcycle Policeman Gibney and lives at 9 W Twenty seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaufman
W. Twenty-first Street
Kaufman
Gibney
W. Twenty-seventh Street
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ASTOR
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Atlantic
Oayo
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Gompers
Uot UU
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