Grocery Clerk Sues Friend for Alienation Suit
Daniel P. White, a grocery clerk, sues Edward P. Hedges for 40000 in circuit court claiming Hedges caused the alienation of his wife Mrs. White. White says he trusted his wife with earnings and suspects she and Hedges are living together in another city. An Indianapolis real estate figure for Hedges is cited. trial expected in two to three months.
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Daniel P. White
Edward P. Hedges
Mr. White
Mr. Hedges
White
Hedges
Mrs. White
Dunlavy
Mendenhall Ends Official Silence On Shanks Appointments
County Commissioner John Mendenhall said a morning paper misquoted him about the new Board of Safety appointed by Mayor-elect Shank. He stated he is satisfied with William E. Davis and Elmer Gay and believes their service will satisfy the public.
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John Mendenhall
Board of Safety
Shank
Mr. Mendenhall
the Sun
William E. Davis
Elmer Gay
Mayor-Elect Samuel L. Shank Vows Independent Rule
Samuel Lewis Shank declares he will not consult others, will appoint men of unimpeachable character, and intends to form a strong Board of Public Works by himself. He praises Davis and Wallace as capable, honest officials and emphasizes personal responsibility in governing city affairs.
Beveridge Calls Bible Stories Good Reading at Church
Senator Beveridge urged Mount Memorial Bible class of young men to read the Bible for rest entertainment and thought at First Presbyterian Church. He praised Paul's Mars Hill and Lin's Gettysburg orations as world staples and extolled Isaac Moses in literature and lawgiving. Governor Marshall led the class but was absent.
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Mount Memorial
First Presbyterian Church
A. Gd. Beveridge
Paul
Mars Hill
Line
Gettysburg
Isaac
Moses
Beveridge
Marshall
Robbery Report From City Scene Near Mc Carty and West
Lora Manship of 101 Maple street told police Sunday morning he was robbed the prior night at Mc Carty and West streets by two men who held him at gunpoint and took $20. He waited until daylight to report the incident.
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Lora Manship
Maple Street
McCarty
West Streets
Manship
Stranger apologizes for interruption at Anti-Saloon meeting
A mystery man who challenged P. A. Baker at a Sunday Y M C A gathering at English's opera house apologized for interrupting the talk. He said liquor ruined his career and caused the disruption, then left before officials could react. Baker leads the Anti-Saloon League and spoke to over 1,200 attendees.
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P. A. Baker
English
Opera House
Baker
United States
Godard
Anti-Saloon League
Negros Seize Store Left In Their Charge
William Lacey, a head waiter who ran a cigar stand at 426 Indiana avenue, reported two black men John Lain and Daniel Goodrich had locked him out and sold most stock. Police confronted the men after Lain produced a rent receipt and arrested Lain and Goodrich.
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de Rain
William Lacey
Bill Bailey
Litttle
Indiana Avenue
Lacey
John Lain
Daniel Goodrich
Jes Bresh
Bresh
Mullin
Stewart
Lain
Goodrich
Cobb Fined After Hotel Assault Case
Ty Cobb was fined $10 and costs after a local court found him guilty of assaulting George Stanfield, a hotel night watchman, in Cleveland, Ohio. The incident occurred earlier that day and the case proceeded to a quick resolution.
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TY Cobb
Cleveland, CO
George Stanfield
Cobb
Newoboy's Legs Run Over by Street Car
Arthur Morrison a nine year old boy was fatally maimed when struck by a westbound street car at Tenth and Sterling streets. His leg was mangled requiring amputation and his right foot suffered two toe losses. He and companions were darting across the tracks to watch newspaper delivery and failed to see the approaching car. The Morrison family lives at 1108 North Berwick Avenue.
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Arthur Morrison
Tenth
Sterling Streets
lLliseft
V. D. Morriacao
N. Bervilie Avenue
Search for Astor yacht Nourmahal spans Caribbean and Atlantic
Reports from Mobile New York and Santo Domingo indicate Col John Jacob Astors Nourmahal is missing after a hurricane and possible wrecks near Santo Domingo and Elbow Key with naval and wireless efforts underway to locate the yacht and crewVincent Astor aboard with Fr Encounters scattered sightings and searches across San Juan Porto Rico Key West and nearby waters raise alarm as crews scour the region for the vessel.
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Mobile
Hal
John Astor
New York
Col
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
San Juan
Porto Rico
Tampa
Fla
Astor
San Domingo
Catalina
Saona Island
Santo Domingo
KEY W
Elbow Key
Governor Marshall to Speak at Thanksgiving Dinner
Gov Marshall will address about 1000 children at Germania hall on Thanksgiving Day. Maj Escott of the Salvation Army was notified of his intention to attend, along with several prominent citizens expected to join the event.
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Gov. Marshall
Maj. Escott
Salvation Army
Germania Hall
Anderson Sues Weik for 10000 Damages in Superior Court
Mrs. Hattie Anderson sues Jesse Weik in superior court for 10000 in damages alleging her husband died after a veranda on 653 655 S Delaware Street collapsed when he leaned on a rotten bannister. The case is tried by a jury.
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Weik
Hattie Anderson
Jesse Weik
Bugg Pleads Guilty In Clothing Theft Case
In criminal court Monday Rowe ct sugg pleaded guilty to stealing a suit of clothes from Clarence faster. He was fined and costs and sentenced to the Workhouse for days.
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Bugg
Rowe Ct
Police Patrol Wagon in Accident at Foundry Fire Alarm
The patrol wagon responding to a false fire alarm at Hetherington and Berner foundry on E South Street broke a driving chain and had to be towed to headquarters by a drag car. Driver Zack Wright, Sergt Cox, and Wagonman Schaeffer witnessed the mishap as the wagon dragged back to base.
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Zack Wright
Sergt. Cox
Schaeffer
Hetherington & Berner Foundry
E. South Street
Negress Arrested for Theft of Diamonds in Louisville
Mary Hall, a servant of Mrs. Milligan of 36 N Senate Ave, is under arrest in Louisville Kentucky charged with stealing diamonds and a watch from Mrs Milligan. Hall disappeared Halloween night and was arrested on suspicion last Friday.
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Mary Hall
Louisville
Police raid two saloons on West side Sunday
Police arrested nine men and two saloon keepers after raiding two West-side saloons early Sunday. At 710 Holmes avenue, Moras and three men were taken. at 1037 W. Michigan street, six men were found gambling and were arrested. Prisoners asked for continuances in police court.
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Toney Moras’ Place
Holmes Avenue
Sergi
Hagerty
Lucas and
Sullivan
Lucas
Moras
Sergt. Ray
Henry and
Gill
John Hensley
Michigan Street
Man fires revolver in Osage Street parlor incident
Murry Hicks, a Negro, created a scene at 217 Osage Street Sunday night by firing at objects in Miss Lucy Hart's parlor. He fled when lamp and several ornaments were shot at. the revolver was hidden under a piano as Bicycle Policemen arrived. He threatened to make the police eat the gun but did not act.
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Cherry
Iil
Corrigan
Chicago
Andrew Wilhite
Granville
Ill
St. Paul
Whhne
Murry Hicks
Osage Street
Lucy Hart
Schiangan and
Hartsell
Hicks
Madden Seeks Vote Recount Delays Court Hearing
Robert M. Madden fights for a vote recount after demurrers filed to his complaint. The circuit court postponed the case to Thursday morning for demurrer arguments, with Madden asserting the recount would prove he won a council seat. Judge Remster set the next date for Thanksgiving morning due to scheduling.
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Robert M. Madden
Circuit Court
Madden
Remster
All Indiana football honors and season wrap
The latest sporting news notes an All Indiana team selection wrapping the football season amid 26 deaths and 76 serious injuries this season on the gridiron. Notre Dame tops the west while Yost comments spark debate on sportsmanship.
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Indiana
Notre Dame
Yost
Detroit
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