Charter Revoke Appeal Over French Lick Hotel Suit
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and remanded the case to strike down the demurrer to the complaint in the effort to revoke the French Lick hotel company charter. The suit, brought by the state through Willard J Voyles, alleged corporate abuse and persistent gambling operations at the hotel. Local authorities failed to curb violations, prompting the action to terminate the franchise despite the lower court’s defense ruling.
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Willard Jf. Voyles
Forty-second Judicial District
Supreme Court
Labor unions rally against Watson and Hanly in Indiana
Fred L. Feick of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen spoke at the Central Tabor meeting in Indiana, targeting James E. Watson and Gov. Hanly as opponents of organized labor. He urged labor groups to mobilize voters, outlined joint plans with the State Federation of Labor, and announced upcoming meetings in Muncie and Fort Wayne while debating a proposed per capita tax increase.
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Central Tabor
Fred L. Feick
The
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Gov
Hanly
James E. Watson
James A. Hemenway
Spooner
Wisconsin
Joe’ Cannon
Albert B. Anderson
Feick
Theodore Perry
State Federation of Labor
State Federation
Perry
Blakely
D. MH. McAbee
Ively
Noon Lunch Offer at Ye Ark Elmer S Long Ad
A compact ad promotes a noon day lunch at Ye Ark located at 16 Ohso Street, signed by Elmer S Long. The copy touts the lunch as the best in the city.
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Ye Ark
I. Ohso St
Elmer S. Long
Compeer Cigar Ad Promises Best on Earth
An old advertisement touts Compeer Cigar as best on earth sold everywhere with prices listed. It mentions Parker Queen Base Bern at 533.50, a powerful double flue heater rated for three rooms, and references Kentucky Avenue and a range including 165 and up from Wulsshage's.
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Bern
Spee
Kentucky-ave
Local jottings reflect city life and court humor
A breezy Indianapolis roundup notes Judge Landis favorites flowers, a federal court interpreter for four Hunyaks, and a raft of city scenes. Items include telephones replacing messengers, coal wagon hire, roosters at five cents, upcoming footwear trends, turkey dinner debates, Shortridge’s football win, and public safety updates from the Board of Public Safety.
Junk dealer arrested after plan to trap him in larceny case
In a bold plan devised by the prosecutor and defense attorneys, junk dealer Louis Jaffe was arrested in criminal court after testifying he bought two tons of pig iron from Frank Dietz and Louis Miller. Dietz and Miller pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and Jaffe posted bond to await trial while Dietz and Miller face possible suspended sentences.
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Louis Jaffe
Elliott R. Hooton
Mr. Heston
Frank Dietz
Louis Miller
American Car and Foundry Company
Hooton
Jaffe
Dietz
Miller
Sherriff Josephs
Man is the ripe persimmon at 70
United Press reports Andrew Carnegie, on his 70th birthday in New York, argues usefulness grows with age. He rejects Dr Osler's 46 year limit and says a man is most useful when at peak capability, preserving physical and mental powers for longer life.
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United Press
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Osler
Carnegie
Ran
Investigation to Probe Brutal Treatment Claims at Ward's Island Hospital
New York on November 26 Superintendent Mahon of the Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane at Ward's Island announced an immediate search inquiry into allegations by Dr. John McCarthy that patients are brutally treated by guards.
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New York
Mahon
Manhattan State Hospital For the Insane
Ward's Island
John €. McCarthy
Thaw Trial Delayed Until After Holidays in New York
News from New York reports Harry Kendall Thaw, killer of Stanford White, will face holiday meals in Tombs prison as his trial status remains unsettled. District Attorney Jerome seeks January term delay. Littleton opposes. Jury readiness and uncooperative witnesses add to the postponement concerns.
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United Press
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Old Tombs
Victor J. Dowling
Supreme Court
W. YT
Jerome
Littleton
Thaw
Criminal Courts
Witthasce
Walsh Banks Overrated in Rail Bonds Scandal
Government attorneys say the so called magnificent railway systems backed by bonds used by banker John R Walsh were weak and overvalued. Several officers named on Walsh notes deny signing them while others on payrolls appear on documents. Eighteen city inspectors were laid off as twenty nine remain on half time in annual fall reductions.
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John R.walsh
Chicago National Bank
Wisconsin & Michigan Railway
S. N. Harrison
Cundy
Wis
Peshtigo Harbor
Mich
Central Michigan Ferry Transfer Company
Walsh
Peshtigo
Chicago
Injured Manager Suffered Fall in Windsor Block Incident
Paul Forest night manager of a famed restaurant lies at his sister’s home after a fall down stairs at the Windsor Block on N Linolsst while intoxicated. Detectives and bicycle officers report he was kept there from Saturday and later moved as injuries worsened. Forest, rendered speechless by concussion, was with William Harrison when the incident occurred.
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Johannah Meyer
Tremont Ave
Wilson
Golnisch
Lancaster
Kruger
Forest
Windsor
N. Linolsst
William Harrison
Weston at Chesterton Pedestrian Mission to Chicago
Edward Payson Weston began his walk from Chesterton after a light breakfast at 1 AM and left his hotel at 11 AM to continue toward Chicago. Friends hope he will reach the city about noon tomorrow.
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United Press
Chesterton
Ind
Edward Payson Weston
Chicago
Rioters Arrested in Louisville Street Car Strike
Twenty four striking street car men are jailed in Louisville Kentucky on November 26 charged with rioting and malicious assault after last nights attack on a street car that involved about 200 men and a pitched battle with police. Chief Hanger said the arrestees confessed the attack sprang from a conspiracy.
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United Press
Louisville Ky
Hanger
United States Weather Forecast Overview
Fair tonight and Wednesday with a slight warming trend. Sunset at 4 22 and sunrise at 6 43 are noted in the brief forecast.
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United States
Mayor Objects to Council's Move of City Offices
Mayor Bookwalter opposes moving city offices to three residences bought on the city hall site. He questions the council's authority to direct the mayor and Board of Public Works and argues against spending money on fireproof vaults for records in temporary quarters.
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City Hall
Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
Misled Hog Triggered Fatal Shot in Ohio Farm Fight
John Worder, a Steubenville area farmer, was fatally shot by his son Samuel during a struggle with a mad hog. The son fired twice with a rifle, missing the animal but striking his father in the lung, authorities report.
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Steubenville, O
John Worder
Samuel
Worder
Democrats Straw Vote on Governor in Indiana
Indiana Democrats conduct a state straw vote to choose a gubernatorial nominee and platform. T H Kuhn of Richmond leads the ballot with 2116 votes, followed by Samuel M Ralston, 707, and others. The second ballot shows Kuhn ahead with support from all regions as the party debates governor nomination, state chairman, and platform planks including high license and local option.
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Hoosier
Indiana
Run
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Kuhn
Indiana Democracy
Thomas H. Kuhn
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
Richard K. Irwin
Daniel W. Simms
John A. M. Adair
James McCabe
Rl. W. Miers
P.M. Griffith
M. M. Hathaway
Benjamin F. Shiveley
Gilbert Hendren
Stokes Jackson
Adam Heimberger
J. Kirby Risk
W. H. O'Brien
W. H. Elebhorn
R. W. Miers
State Printing Board to award contract Friday morning
The State Printing Board will award the state printing contract Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The action signals the conclusion of bidding among state vendors and sets the official contract award time.
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State Printing Board
Game wardens pursue hunting law violators in state
Deputy wardens patrol the state enforcing hunting laws. Bruce Burns was arrested near Tipton on Monday for hunting without a license, with fines and costs totaling 34.50 dollars. Arthur McGunnegill Ennis McGunnegill Clyde Gaddis and John Fox were arrested near Losantsville on Sunday for hunting without licenses and each paid 23.45 dollars.
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Bruce Burns
Tipton
Arthur McGunnegill
Ennis McGunnegill
Clyde Gaddis
John Fox
Losantsville
Thanksgiving Hunt Licenses Issued At Statehouse
State Fish and Game Commission issued 143 licenses on Monday with a rush Tuesday as hunters prepare for Thanksgiving Day. Reports from parts of the state indicate quail and rabbits are plentiful.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Statehouse
Fesler Funeral Attended by Duluth City Attorney
Burt Fesier longtime Duluth city attorney arrived in Indianapolis to attend the funeral of his brother Ellis Fesler who died in Los Angeles. The service will be held at the parents home 22 Fletcher avenue followed by burial Wednesday at Crown Hill cemetery after services at o'clock.
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Burt Fesier
Duluth
Minn
Indianapolis
Elis Fesler
Los Angeles
Crown Hill Cemetery
J. R. Fesler
Fletcher Ave
Judge Stubs Warns Dealers Over Tobacco Sales to Youth
Judge George W. Stubbs lectured on the evils of tobacco to a large audience invited by subpoena. Seven tobacco dealers and several local businesses faced scrutiny for allegedly supplying cigarettes to school No 10 children, with the judge outlining the law governing sales to minors.
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George W. Stubbs
Thirteenth St
Ashlandave
Stubbs
E. G. Graham
D. J. Eastburn
A. Timberlake
G. C. Fisher
Frank H. Carter
W. A. Munger
William Potter
Diamonds in bank boxes tied to Nichols case
The Security Trust receiver for S. T. Nichols & Co. won court authorization to inspect safety deposit boxes held at American National and Capital National banks by Fred Nichols, son of 8. T. Nichols, who vanished days ago while running the business. Authorities suspect diamonds and other valuables may be inside. a companion, Miss Alice Kettlewell, also left town.
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S. T. Nichols & Co
Merle N.A. Walker
American National
Capital National
Fred Nichols
Nichols
Alice Kettlewell
Bryan's No-Cocktail DC Dinner Launches Presidential Boom
William J. Bryan has spent days giving non political talks in Washington. Tonight he kicks off his presidential drive at the Raleigh hotel with 500 Democrats, a $3 dinner, and no cocktails. The event will feature only coffee, ice water, and a mild sauterne.
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United Press
Washington
William J. Bryan
United Democracy
District of Columbia
Raleigh
Nice Oysters On Tap At Oyster Franks In Ah Bamest
Oyster Franks at 118 WN Ah Bamest offers fresh oysters on tap with casual dining and urban casual atmosphere. Local chatter notes constant availability and a popular seaside snack vibe in a compact neighborhood spot.
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Frank
Laughs to Self Before Murder Describes Symptoms
A Raleigh murder trial unfolds with Dr Isaac Rich detailing Mrs Bradley’s behavior before the shooting. He testified she appeared lunatic with bulging eyes and self laughter while acting dazed and exhausted. Other alienists supported insanity claims as prosecutors seek to counter defense theories.
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Isaac Rich
New York City
Raleigh
Rich
Charles Hill
Baltimore
Baker
Residence Construction Permit Granted in Pennsylvania Area
Thomas A. Winterrond building inspector issued a permit to C. A. Greathouse on Tuesday to construct a two story frame residence at Pennsylvania and Thirty second streets. The project is valued at 15000 dollars.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
C. A. Greathouse
Pennsylvania
Market Schedule Changes for Thanksgiving Week
The city market will remain open Wednesday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. for planning a Thursday dinner, and there will be no market on Thursday.
Boy Falls From Car In Irvington Street Incident
Charles Whitney a 14 year old boy fell from a moving car at Illinois and Maryland streets Irvington Tuesday morning and was severely injured. He slipped and struck his head on the pavement while stepping down. He was taken to the city dispensary then home by his father to 526 Euchthave in a carriage.
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Charles Whitney
Irvington
Illinois
Maryland Sts
Euchthave
Commission on a Visit to Terre Haute for Freight Rates
Union B Hunt president and Charles B Riley secretary of the Railroad Commission visited Terre Haute on Tuesday to confer with hay shippers and railroad officials on freight rates for hay.
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Union B. Hunt
Charles B. Riley
Railroad Commission
Terre Haute
Grant H. Clay M D Dentist of Indianapolis Firm
Grant H. Clay M D dentist, after fourteen years with New York Dental Company, is now located at 108 North Delaware Street opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware, St
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapol
New Kitchen Range Deals Offer Value and Installment Plan
An advertisement promotes $35 Kitchen Queen ranges at $23.58 with six holes and a reservoir, boasting bake and cook quality equal to pricier $50 models. Payments of $2 weekly are offered by People’s Outfitting Co. at 133 135 W. Washington and 386 Kentucky Ave. Also notes fresh oysters daily from Oyster Frank at 113 N. Alabama.
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People’s Out- Atting Co
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
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