Kean Named Deputy to Indiana Odd Fellows Head
Horace M. Kean of Jasper was elected junior warden of the Indiana Odd Fellows Grand Lodge by a 20 vote margin after a contest among 16 candidates. Indang Odd Fellows will build a $100,000 grand lodge building in Indianapolis on the present site, a 14 story structure with basement and fourteenth floor lodge rooms, featuring fireproof construction and marble detailing, with projected annual net income about 19 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace M. Kean
Jasper
Grand Lodge ‘of Indiana Odd Fellows
O. L. Millet
Terre Haute
Jacob Joe Crawfordsville
Elmer EB. Hastdinge
Weahington
W. H. Leedy
Indianapolis
W. A. Morris
R. H. Hollywood
M. A. Chipman
Anderson
Wil
Indang Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Washingon
Pennsylvaniasis
Rubush & Hunter
Grand Ludge
Haleshy
Grand
Fatriarehs
Canton
No. 42
Estate settlement grants Curzon share of $1 750 000
Lord George Curzon to receive income from one third of the estate of his wife Mary Letter totaling $1 750 000 with remainder to children. In Kansas City W J Bryan to address the Transmy slexipp Commercial congress on "Trunte" for Thure- Guy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Curzon
Mary Letter
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Carpenter Under Bond In Wind Storm Blackmail Case
A Chicago bound steamer Frontenac passenger Carpenter aged six, arrived Wednesday, appeared in police court Thursday facing a blackmail charge. Detroiter Joseph Mich and Terre Heure resident Elijah Tressel figure in a love letter dispute. Tressel and wife deny the affair and claim Carpenter extorted notes to prevent exposure. The case was sent to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Frontenac
Chicago
Carpenter
Balig
Carpen- Hundt
Tressel
Teamnington
Ont
Grand Jury
Local Jottings From The Busy Men With Note Books
The column notes Mark Dawson will join the U S Navy in shore time, son of Police Court Bailiff C F Dawson, with plans to enter duties later this month. It mentions Ringling circus party passing through, Banes leaving politics for traction, and alliances forming among rail executives. Also reports Brat tin sick with pneumonia, J J Kyle to lecture, Walter Landis visiting Indiana, and Beveridge’s essay on The Demagogue in an eastern weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Dawson
United States Navy
Indiananolls
Mr. Dawson
C. F. Dawson
Navy
I Jie
Roosevelt Delays Arrival After Puerto Rico Reception
In San Juan Puerto Rico President Roosevelt attends a record reception at the governor’s mansion. A meeting with B G Merton is noted and rough seas force a delay as Roosevelt boards the battleship Louisiana for return. He is expected to reach the Virginia Capes by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa McRae
Anepciniian
San Juan
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
B. G. Merton
Santiago de Cuba
United States
Ponce
Scrippe-McRae I
First Baptist Church to Dedicate New Indianapolis Edifice
The First Baptist Church of Indianapolis plans a week of dedicatory events at the new Montana Montidanata corner edifice. Dedication services run Sunday to Friday with sermons by Rev. Mabie and Dr. Henry C. Mable, plus denominational meetings and a Jubilee concert. A reception for members of other Baptist churches follows each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Motidianata
Aus
Frederick E. Taylor
W. W. Bosd
D. D
St. Lois
Boole
Mabie
First Baptist Church of
Indiananpolis
Indianapolis
Hary
First Church
Body found in creek near soldiers' home grounds
Special to The Sun from Lafayette Indiana reports Thomas Conners a member of the Second New York cavalry in the Civil War was found dead in a small crook behind the State Soldiers' Home grounds. He had left his dormitory room last night and is believed to have died by his own actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Thomas Conners
Second New York Cavalry
Fled in haste and left boot y in Umea theft report
Three men fled in a horse drawn wagon abandoning a rug, telephone cable, and possibly a stolen bicycle. Janitor Samuel Beott reported seeing the trio near an upstake widow in Umea on Thursday and officers Wilson and Golnixch searched but found no trace. The horse wagon rug and cable were believed stolen, left by Grant Clay, a dental maker from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Beott
Roberts Fata
Utnelseat
Umea
Wilon
Golnixch
Prosecutor Urged to Move Meat Case Prosecutions
Police Judge T C Whallon urged Prosecutor Daniel Brown to file seven pure food law cases against city meat dealers in criminal court. Edward Reynalla’s care was heard in police court then adjourned, with advisers told to obtain affidavits and shift cases from police to criminal court due to crowded dockets and time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brown
Police Court
T. C. Whallon
Charles P. Benedict
Edward Reynalla
Whallon
City Health Board
Criminal Court
Jon
Jig
Moore Amendment Upheld by Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court sustains the Moore Amendment to the Nicholson Law as constitutional. It rules blanket remonstrances valid and that voters may grant power of attorney to sign remonstrances. It also bans withdrawing names within three days of a county board session and preserves majority signatures for two years from filing. The case involved Oliver Cain vs Jonathan Allen and related disputes from Owen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
County ‘Commissioners' Court
Enna
Oliver Cain
Jonathan Allen
Owen County
June Seaylan
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Township
Acb. Milligan
W. M. Chrlat
Board of Commissioners
Owen Elrenis
Cain
Allen
Supreme Court of Indiana
Suprema Court
Weather forecast summary heats up with warm, cloudy outlook
Fair conditions give way to increasing cloudiness on Thursday night and Friday. Rain possible in the afternoon as temperatures rise. Sunrise at 6 33.
Husband Dazed By Wife Eyes In Old Indiana Divorce Case
In Superior court Amos Ames sought a divorce from spiritualist Mrs Josephine Ames also known as Mrs Ropp. He collapsed under hypnosis during testimony, with doctors diagnosing a hypnotic spell. The case centers on alleged guidance by a spirit named Bright Star pushing a joint property settlement. Witnesses include Amos’s son and spiritualists who claim funds and jewelry were exchanged through seances.
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John G. Amion
Withers Dox
Superior Court
Hig Sult
Mra
Josephine Ames
Ropy
Negan
Ames
Edwin St. George Rodgers
J. M.jeuthers
Mr. Ames
Amos
Engerald
Kluger
Pirton
Rodgers
Bright Star
Mrs. Ropp
Brigne
Ropp
Bry
Mre
Rapp
Uresa
Hla
Atmos
Indianapoila
Mary Hartman
Amon
Hartman
Blac
John
Joséphine
Aho
Cheaterfield
Brutal murder of Dora Gilman in New Arlington
Dora Gilman a 25 year old worker at the National Cash Register factory was found murdered in the weeds along Groveland Avenue New Arlington Dayton Ohio. The body bore mutilation and fingernail marks, suggesting assault and murder Tuesday. Sheriff Wright and Coroner Kitne investigated the scene, with no clear suspect as heavy snowfall hinders clues. The community reels as the missing girl’s family and mother suffer shock and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-VeRee
Crete
Dayton
Nev
Dora Gilman
Groveland C Ave
New Arlington
Asandant
Wright
Kitne
Tiey
Aho
Doras Venta
Suit for Receiver Over Imperial Hotel Lease
Charles E Coffin sues William Voor and others seeking a receiver for the Imperial hotel and unpaid rents. He alleges he leased the hotel to Mr Four on January 29 and was to be paid monthly rent. asks the court to cancel the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Coffin
William
Imperial Hotel
Rancel
Indictments in Fraud Reports Highlight Pension Scams
A federal grand jury found 35 bills and set arraignments for Thursday November 27. Indictments name W L Price Hecknell and others for false pension reports and inflated daily exam counts. Indianapolis cases include William Childern mailing obscene letters and William Schwartz counterfeiting. John Burk paid fines for selling liquor after hours and using profane language at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Price
Hecknell
Goshen
Indianapolis
William Childern
Indianapolia
Wiliam
Schwarts
I Schwartz
Hla
Electrical supplies at ext prices Elliet Tel and Elec Co
Ext price list for electrical supplies from Elliet Tel and Electric Company at 421 Maas Nye. Mentions new planes and Wolke 3 in uncertain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel & Elec, Co
Woman Seized and Dies in Street Near Twenty Third Street
Coraline Fults, age 11, collapsed Wednesday afternoon on Arseout age near Twenty third street. Coroner cites heart trouble as cause. Mrs Fults lived at 4a Martindale Ave and was en route to visit a friend when she suffered fatal attack. Bystanders witnessed her fall and she died before reaching a nearby house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraline Fults
Dean
Twenty-third-st
Fults
Martindale Ave
Smoke Not Consumed Cleared in Court Case
A tentative of the agency works appeared in police court Thursday to answer a charge that the company violated the smoke ordinance. The smoke consumer had been disabled and measures taken to prevent smoke but it still came from the chimneys. A fine of 10 and costs was assessed against the concern by Judge Whallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agtonaine
Paliee Court
Whallon
Investigation into Orphans Home Near Bridgeport
Judge George W Stubbs and juvenile court staff launched an inquiry into the Pentecost Land charity operated orphans home near Bridgeport Marion County The children two girls aged 13 were brought to Indianapolis for examination Mrs Nelie Miller of Muncie and a Pentecost Band member raised the complaint and supported the investigation Mr and Mrs George Hula in charge asked for the thorough probe into the home’s management
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George W. Stubbs
Bridgeport
Marion County
Pentecost Land
Indians!apolis
Indianapolis
cMeers
Stubba
George Hula
Juvenite Grant
Nelile Miler
Muncie
Mitler
Indianapolia
Stabby Messing
Juvenilo Court
Unions Near Affiliate Split Over Jurisdiction
Rumors say the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and the Amalgamated Wool Workers International union plan to affiliate. Talks at the State Site building and a January Grand hotel meeting with Samuel Gompers as ex chairman aimed to settle jurisdiction, but no agreement emerged. The A W W reportedly has about 101,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Juiiere
Amalgamated Wool Workers’ International Union
Grand Hotel
Samuel Gompers
A. W W
Steamer Cascade Rammed and Sunk in Portland Harbor
Portland on November 2 reports the steamer Cascade was rammed and sunk by the liner Turbine toward the Uniumable River, in a collision that left the Cascade crushed. Local authorities begin inquiries into the incident and assess damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Mchiae
Portland
Ore
Steaner Cascade
Winapper
Judge Allen Overrules Alford Take Office Delay
Indiana decision keeps Judge Fremont Alford in criminal court until June 1, 1507 while James A. Pritchard, criminal judge elect, cannot assume until next year. Judge Henry Clay Allen sustains demurrer to Pritchard's complaint and rules on constitutional limits of term lengths and start dates, with a note offering ten free words for wanted help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
Henry Clay Allen
Coulk Court
Allen
James 3. Pritchard
Anl
Thera Ia
Alford
Jamon AL Pritchard
Miller
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ODD Fellows
J. Mr. Blone
New York Ventral
Pallas
Tem
Ringling Ecireus
Lealie B. Jay
Bob” Algeo
St. Louis
Bob
Detroit
Carl Bane
Charles Henry
I. & C. Traction Company
Policics
Clyde E. Smith
Clyde Hill
Santa Fe
Cincinnati
aMully
E. J. Brattin
Broad Ripple
Jdeas
John J. Kyle
Walter K. Landis
Indiana
Mr. Landis
Kent A. Cooper
Toledo, O
Joseph Fopplanc
Mnaxter
Chilarm
A. J. Beveridge
Baptist Church
DE. Marie
Will&ee
Bapital Young People's Union
Adlareen
Carter Heim Jones
Lavinville
Henry C. Mable
DL PD
American Baptist Missionary Union
Minstona
Grant Clay
New York
Denisi*van
Manstranca Be
U.S
Bette
Day and Alight National Restaurant
Cirele
Et Ee
J. G. Amos
Dium
Il Ia
Kirkland
UW Trowbridgest
O. E. Amos
Pharaday
Kenthiad
Irl
Bubure
Goshen Pension Board
John Burk
Arceor
Nod Hs
Thoreday
O'Clnck
Fn Asi Cn. Wolke
Caroline Fultz
Home For
Penticost Band
Carpenters
Woodworkers
Eral
James A. Pritchard
Hele
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