Divorced Wife Accused of Joining Griggy Bluks Faith
In Indianapolis court Mrs Ida Prigger testified in Tom Oddy vs Ida M Oddy for divorce. Prigger admitted feigning conversion to study the Griggy Bluks sect known for strange tongues. She described meetings, foot washing, and interpetations by Frank Cummings and Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Ida Prigger
Tom Oddy
Ida M. Oddy
Oddy
Cooper & Oddy
Board of Trade
Indianapolis
Griggy Bluks
Rs. Prigger
Mrs. Prigger
Yoko
Judge
Will Holtz
Hapty Wallace
Local Jottings: Items from Our City and Surroundings
Busy locals note an Ohford rug auction selling pieces from 15 to 200 dollars. The Central States Bridge Co asks 9500 dollars for Emericksville bridge work, with a dispute over dam water and increased costs. Interurban traffic runs heavy as Thanksgiving winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohfost
Central States Bridge Company
Emericksville
White River
Board of Public Parks
Depopulation Ordered After Feud Returns to Clio Arkansas
Special to The Sun. Clio Arkansas November 29. Judge Elliott of Little Rock orders Bluff City lumber mill closed and all workers discharged amid feud linked killings. The mill is under receiver control as a preliminary hearing is set for those charged in the murder of Clarence Lt. Bush Thomas Godfrey and A R McEwen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
CLIO
Ark
Judge Elliott
Little Rock
Bluff City Lumber Company
Clarence Lt. Bush
Thomas Godfrey
A. R. McEwen
Thornless cactus exhibit by horticultural wizard in museum
Luther Burbank, famed California horticulturist, showcases a specimen leaf of a thornless cactus at the United States Museum. The plant promises a thornless cactus that could serve as a new forage plant, adaptable to various regions and climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luther Burbank
California
United States Museum
Railroad Fights Smoke Move Gets City Input
Mayor Bookwalter received a letter Friday from Indianapolis Union Railway officers. They report testing a smoke consumer on engines and plan to install them on their locomotives. The letter asks whether the Pennsylvania railroad locomotive test met city officials approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Indianapolis Union Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dentist Mayor Shoots Self in Ypsilanti Home
The Detroit bureau reports Dr John B Fosaca a Ypsilanti dentist and mayoral figure, killed himself in his bed due to poor business. He died several hours later. The note mentions unrelated catalog lines about boxing gear and appliance prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Mich
John B. Fosacamayor
Ypsilanti
Jail sentences for druggists by Whallon
Police court prosecutors unveiled a surprise in three druggists cases for blind tiger sales. Norton Hock Hawthorn were fined fifty dollars and jailed while appealing. Officers testified beer was found behind prescription cases. Norton claimed beer belonged to residents above the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Hack
Last Sun
Whallon
Charles Norton
Charles Hock
John W. Hawthorn
Norton
John W. Holtzman
Dld
Sisters Wed in Milroy Double Ceremony
In Milroy Indiana on November 1 two sisters tied the knot in a double wedding. Carl M. Ralston and Elizabeth Gloshen wed, while Virgil Henry and Stella D. Gloshen also exchanged vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Milroy
Carl M. Ralston
Elizabeth R. Gloshen
Virgil &. Henry
Stella D. Gloshen
Deneen Pressures Hughes for Illinois Delegation
Chicago dated November 29 reports Gov. Deneen of Illinois and Gov. Hughes of New York clash over delivering the Illinois delegation to Hughes as presidential candidate with Deneen as running mate. Eugene E. Prussing, a Deneen ally, just back from the East, discussed the idea with Hughes. Deneen is portrayed as seeking to counter Uncle Joe Cannon’s influence with the state employment machine backing Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Seal
Chicago
Gov
Deneen
Illinois
Gov. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Eugene E. Prussing
Uncle Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report from Cincinnati
Cincinnati stock traders received cattle receipts of 800 head with prices rising 10 to 15 cents. Shippers paid 4.50 to 5.25 and calves reached 8.50 for extras. Hog receipts totaled 3,775 with prices up 15 to 25 cents, good to choice butchers selling 4.95 to 5.00. Sheep receipts 150 steady with extras at 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Have you seen my cabinets at Denison barfer shop
Harrod's Studio at 216 Virginia Ave in Denison advertises cabinets with bold pricing. The fragment mentions Wulschner's and a product named Sew Fumes priced at 165 dollars, suggesting a local storefront listing or advertisement with scattered brand names and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Buehler to report on Indianapolis slaughterhouses
At a special City Board of Health meeting Dr. Eugene Buehler will present findings from inspections of Indianapolis slaughterhouses. He and Dr. Charles F. Stout report several facilities in unsanitary condition, with two in very bad shape, risking confiscation of meat if changes are not made, while most butchers are trying to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
Indianapolis
Buehler
Charles F. Stout
Stag Club Cases May Be Concluded
Prosecutor expects some counts in the Stag club indictments to be dropped when criminal court convenes Saturday morning Wendell Bangs councilman John Glazier Frank Petty and William Fintey face multiple charges for operating a gambling house and liquor without a license. Only one liquor charge may proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stas Club
Criminal Court
Wendell
Bangs
Glazier
Pretty
Stag Club
Likewine
Bargs
Piney
Tragic Waterbury Wreck Kills Five Trolley Passengers
A freight train bound for Hartford plowed into a double truck trolley car at a Waterbury crossing, killing five aboard and injuring eighteen. Gates were raised by the gateman who said he did not see the approaching freight, while the car’s signal conductor and motorman escaped. The dead include Sarah Ryan Jane Kelly Katherine Corcoran Robert French Walter Hayes. Conductor John Dilloe and gatekeeper were detained as officials probe responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ryan
Jane Kelly
Katherine Corcoran
Robert French
Walter Hayes
P. T. Hayes
Oakville Pin Company
Thresa Kelly
Goa
Charles Learned
John Dilloe
Weather and court note in brief United States context
Fair tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Sunrise 6 46 Sunset 4 21. After 48 hours out the jury in the John Foran versus Judson Harmon case against Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad could not agree and was dismissed. The case to be tried again in superior court before Judge Charles T Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foran
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Superior Court
Charles T. Hanna
Burford Awarded State Printing Contracts Amid Excessive Bids
The State Printing Board awarded most contracts to William B Burford Co of Indianapolis after declaring bids excessive in all but the typewriters. Other bidders included Thornton and Levy and Sentinel Printing. Items taxed include adding machines, stationery, catalogs, folders, blanks, envelopes, and court reports with varying bids, while Remington and Underwood typewriters led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Printing Board
William B. Burford Company
Indianapolis
Thornton and Levy
Sentinel Printing Company
William Mitchell Company
Greenfield
Levy and Company
Ton and Levy Company
W. B. Burford Company
Thornton and Levy Company
W. BR. Burford Company
Underwood
Remington
Stag club case defendants plan plea strategy
Moncton and Charles Wiltsie, attorneys for the defendants, will confer on charges to be filed against each person and seek dismissal of useless charges. The defendants, excluding Finley, may plead guilty and seek mercy. Finley, said to be a minor employee at the stag club, may escape punishment. Attorney Wiltsie, contacted Friday, would not discuss specifics. William Beck, indicted with the others, died a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Stag Club
Charles Wiltsie
Wiliam Beck
Receiver Sought for American Engineering Company in Ky
Edward W Barrows secretary and treasurer filed suit in Marion county courts on Friday requesting a receiver for American Engineering company The firm is constructing miles of interurban track near Mineral Wells Kentucky The contract is said to be profitable but the company is $5000 in debt and cannot borrow $7000 needed to continue The receiver is asked to allow the project to proceed and complete the contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Barrows
American Engineering Company
Marion County
Mineral Wells
Bit Man's Ear Fight On Railroad Yard
Charles Bolander a Big Four switchman was arrested by Detectives Duncan and Askins after a fight in Brightwood Y M C A waiting room. Bolander allegedly bit off the lower part of Walter Shelby's ear. Shelby rode his engine away after the assault, with Bolander found on the same train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Duncan
Askins
Bolander
Walter Shelby
Thomas Byers
Brightwood
Shelby
Dyer Pleads Guilty Over Letter to President Roosevelt
Charles M. Dyer faced a federal charge for sending a letter to President Roosevelt titled Teddy Bombastes Furioso Executive Mansion Washington D C. He pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence. The defense argued the address mocked the president and the court considered the impact on the president’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dyer
Federal Grand Jury
Roosevelt
Teddy Bombastes Furioso
Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
Dyer
Bank Case Delayed In Ford Motor Receiver Suit
In Indianapolis, Ford Motor Co of Detroit sought a receiver for Richcreek bank. Judge Lawson Starvey delayed ruling as Seth M Richcreek travels from New York to attend. A capitalist proposal to take over Richcreek obligations prompted the adjournment. hearing set for 5 pm. No payments had been made since the suit was filed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Richcreek Bank
Lawson Starvey
Superior Court
William H. Ogborn
Seth M. Richcreek
New York
Indianapolis
Richcreek
Linn Hay
Jameson, Joss and
Prowler Searched In Brightwood Farm Area
Detectives Morgan and Kinney with Bicycle Officers Radamacher and Kit Miller combed cornfields and woods near the Mahn farmhouse at Massachusetts Ave and Thirtieth St northeast of Brightwood for prowlers who had disturbed Marin for two weeks. With Marion Dearbon they waited for the intruder and found him attempting to break into a barn. Both men fired. the prowler likely escaped injury due to a heavy overcoat. The trail was followed but lost in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan and Kinney
Radamacher
Kit#miller
William T. Mahn
Massachusetts Ave
Thirtieth St
Brightwood
Marin
Marion Dearbon
Too Much Smoke Fined In Police Court
William H. Taylor of the Chandler Taylor company was fined 310 and costs after pleading violation of the smoke ordinance before Judge Whalton in police court. He claimed he awaited plans from Smoke Inspector David Walmsley for a smoke consuming device. Walmsley said he would consult with the mayor and Board of Safety before making recommendations to Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Chandler, Taylor Company
Whalton
David Walmsley
Taylor
Walmsley
Board of
Gafety
Farmer killed and father wounded in Unionville ax attack
Bloomington Ind Nov 2 news item reports a wood chopping dispute in the Unionville area ending in the instant death of Frank McCoy and fatal wounding of his father Joel McCoy by Edward Ford with an ax. Sheriff pursues Ford after the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Unionville
Frank McCoy
Joel McCoy
Edward Ford
Ford
Part of Granite Town Burned in Fire
Fire last night destroyed a portion of Granite, a town twenty miles from Leadville Colorado. Volunteers could not check the blaze until four large business houses were consumed. The fire started from an overturned lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prear
Leadville
Col
Granite
Hostler Found Dead at Lon Le May Barn
A 55 year old negro hostler sleeping in the barn at Lon Le May residence on North New Jersey street was found dead Friday morning when Lon Le May’s son-in-law Mr Liney checked the room. The man’s name is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon le May
New Jersey St
Liney
Hitchen Quees Barges Now 33 50 Six Holes and Reservoir
Readable local notice states prices and items on sale at W Washington Street. Mentions barges, six holes and reservoir with a price around 33 50. No clear date or full entities due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane Nee
Washington St
Testimony closes in Bradley murder case debate
The Bradley murder case nears its end as expert alienists testify that Mrs. Bradley acted sane not driven by jealousy. Rev Dr Utter and other witnesses described her mental state and interactions in Salt Lake City and Washington. Final jury arguments begin next week with a decision expected by December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Jeliffe
New York
David Utter
Unitarian Church of
Denver
Col
Bradley
Arthur Brown, Jr
Brown
Shute
Utter
Arthur Brown
Brush
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Mary
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Turkey
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The
Normal College of the North American Gymnastic Union
Musikverein
Noblesville
Robert Metzger
John Kitzmiller
Johnny
Pa‘l
Martin Hyland
C. Hadley
Statehouse
Auditor of State
J. M. Leathers
Robert Bailey
Grace Wright
S. Bust St
Board of Public Works
Arlington Boulevard
Thirty-eighth
Forty-second
Katherine B. Jennings
Twenty-fourth-st
Bonna
Oak-aves
Webster-ave
William A. Bogardus
Morgan County
Gus Habich
Queen
Berney
Weeople's Outfitting Co
Washingtons
Says Hack
Patrolnen LeRue
Indiana Ave
Hock’s
Coffece Ave
Nineteenth-st
John Hawthorne
Market-st
Senate-ave
McGee
Wharton
Joe Cannon
Cincinnati Live Stock
Denison Barfer
Wulschner
Will
John Glazier
Frank Petty
William Fintey
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Waterbury, Conn
Hartford
Man Joh Flagan
Ing
Leo Beauchamp
Woods A
Firemansteen
United States
Burford
W.B. Burford Company
C‘atalogues
WW. B. Burford Company
Thorn
May Nolle
Elliott R
Moncton and
Chharles Wiltsie
Charles Bolander
Search
Prowler
Hostler
Abs. Bradley
Cliar
Edward Brush
Baltimore
Dr. Utter
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