Central Trust appointed temporary receiver for Richcreek bank
Judge Lawson Harvey in superior court Saturday morning named Central Trust company and Seth M Richcreek as temporary receivers. Ford Motor Company sought $10,600 in a petition alleging unpaid notes. Hearing delayed to account for new private banking law taking effect Monday. receivership covers Richcreek personal affairs as property becomes asset of the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richcreek Bank
Seth M. Richcreek
Lawson Harvey
Superior Court
Hia
William H. Oghern
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Harvey
Riencreek
Central Trust Company
Taft to be tightly guarded on Russian visit
United Press reports Secretary Taft will be met by a strong military guard upon arrival in St. Petersburg next Tuesday. Secret police report several terrorism plots, though likely groundless, prompting strict precautions. Fifty soldiers escort the Taft party after a rumored attempt to blow up the train near Ufa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Taft
Hem
Ufa
Wants to Adopt Her Daughter Fernie 10
Mrs Phoebe Rosier seeks to adopt her daughter Fernie age 10 with juvenile court backing though not sure of consent. Previously unable to support three children, Fernie and siblings were placed with Board of Children's Guardians. Judge Stubbs favors the transfer while Judge Walker of probate court refused to issue an adoption order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Rosier
Fernie
Walker
International Trust Company Organized on Wind
Attorney General Jackson announced that the International Trust Company was organized on "wind" and accused Brookyln and Borough bank officials of falsifying records and manipulating securities to show a $1,000,000 surplus. Banking Supt. Williams concurs that the merger with the Brookyln and Borough bank was illegal, proposing grand jury investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
International Trust Company
Jackson
Brown
Lyn and
Borough Banks
International Company
Trust Company
Williams
Brooklyn and Borough Bank
The
International
French forces drive back Beni Nassen tribesmen near Adjeroudkiss
Reinforced by artillery, French troops beat off the Beni Nassen tribesmen and allies and chase rebels into the mountains. Heavy losses reported after a fierce engagement at Adjeroudkiss. Since Wednesday’s first attack, natives suffered about 50 killed. twenty villages around Adjeroudkiss burned, by natives or French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjeroudkiss
Beni Nassen
Seating party at Day Nursery skating event cited as success
The Day nursery skating party at Washington street Friday afternoon and evening drew about 1,000 attendees and boosted the nursery fund significantly. A grand march opened the evening program with a special program following and Lessle Grds won the mile race in 8:43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-strink
Lessle Grds
Subdue a Prisoner at County Jail After Break-In Attempt
William Kirby, a Black man who stabbed Patrolman William Wilson three months ago, broke his cell furniture and armed with a five foot iron bar forced the door. Deputies Walden and Bicycle Officers Stewart and Mullin overpowered him, took the bar, and placed him in solitary confinement. He had been held pending criminal court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirby
William Wilson
Kirby
Richard Walden
Walden
Stewart
Mullin
Wilson
Nightingale Decorated by King Edward for Merit
Florence Nightingale, famed as queen of nurses, receives the Order of Merit from King Edward. At 87, she is the first woman honored with the distinction, previously awarded to 19 eminent men. Nightingale’s career began with care for Britain’s sick poor and extended to reform efforts in nursing and housing to combat poverty.
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Sun
London
Florence Nightingale
Edward
Order of Merit
King Edward
the Queen of Nurses
Great Britain
East
Miss Nightingale
Great Livestock Show Opens International Exposition
Prize cattle sheep horses and hogs from nearly every state plus Canada and Europe are shown at Chicago stockyards for the eighth annual international livestock exposition. Some 3 600 animals are on exhibit to the stars and 6 000 in the cars, a 20 percent rise. Emperor William sends 12 German coach horses to compete with U S and Canadian breeds as a 100 strong judging staff determines prizes.
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Chicago
Canada
Europe
William
America
United States
Patrolman Shot by Burglars in Chicago
Patrolman Dennis J. O'Kee was shot while chasing three burglars at 100 Ericave. He had captured one suspect before two others fired, wounding him in the forehead. Three men named Hugh McKay Dick Mathers and John Bates were later captured and O'Keefe's prognosis remained hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Kee
Ericave
Hugh McKay
Dick Mathers
John Bates
O'Keefe
No Yachting Race For Americas Cup Next Year
United Press reports no international yacht races for the Americas Cup will occur next year unless the New York Yacht Club receives an official challenge by midnight tonight. Ten months' notice is required under the deed of gift, with the season closed Sept. 30. Sweden's Yacht Club must decide at a Stockholm meeting whether to challenge for a smaller boat class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
New York Yacht Club
Swedish Yacht Club
Stockholm
Conductor in Waterbury Manslaughter Charge
John Dillon conductor and John Flavin gateman faced manslaughter charges in police court after a trolley car was struck by a freight train killing five. Flavin posted 1000 dollar bond. Dillon remains in custody due to bail default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Waterbury
Conn
John Dillon
John Flavin
Flavin
Dillon
Corry Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Mike Holka was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Police Capt. James Meehan in Franklin Pennsylvania. The verdict came Thursday after a trial, and the death sentence is set for Monday, about a week after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mike Holka
James Meehan
Franklin
PILES CURED IN DAYS BY PAZO OINTMENT
Piles cured in six to fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in fourteen days or your money back. Advertises guarantee and price of 0c.
Indianapolis Women Club Meetings Look Ahead
A dense list of upcoming society club meetings across Indianapolis is outlined. The Indianapolis Literary club plans a Monday session with Henry M. Dowling presenting a paper on foreigners’ view of Americans. Other groups include Woman's Research, D A R, Culture Club, Late Book Club, Principals' Club, Fortnightly Literary, Aftermath, and Indianapolis Woman's club with topics on domestic science, magazine reading, public libraries, and Shaw's works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Literary Club
Henry M. Dowling
Woman's Research Club
Amog Kk. Sldowell
Marion Harland
O. M. Pruitt
David Ross
John K. Jones
Valentine Leonard
Arthur St. Clair
Munday
Elizabeth DeFrees
Blacherne
Virginia Morse Earle
Indianapolis
Imperial Hotel
McGammon
Jane
Ford Smock
New Jersey-st
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Fred Eppert
Moritz Reutlinger
Pilgrim Chamber
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum
George Bernard Shaw
Carey
Irvington
McGaughey
Amateurs stage lively farce In the Sleeping Car
Dramatic club held Friday night at the Propylaeum to a well attended audience. The program opened with a monologue Jamie Morrison by W B Wheelock. Cast earned praise for performances including Miss Caroline Marom Miss Jane Graydon Joseph Hall Waite Colgan Harvey Elam Frederick Beck and Dr William Dillon Hecker. An informal dancing party followed at the Danoe club arranged by Mr and Mrs Trafford B Tallmadge for Sigma Nus and guests in honor of Thomas Pickles of Richmond Kentucky who visited Indianapolis for the Hoosier Sigma Nu rally and left Saturday for Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Propylaeum
William Dillon Hacker
Samuel Johnston
Frank Nicols Lewis
Gaylord Hawkins
Raymond Newcomb
W. B. Wheelock
Jamie Morrison
Caroline Marom
Jane Graydon
Joseph Hall
Waite Colgan
Harvey Elam
Frederick Beck
William Dillon Hecker
Trafford B. Tallmadge
Sigma Nus
Danoe Club
Thomas Pickles
Richmond
Indianapolis
Pickles
Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Springer Wedding Honor Obvious Note
Mr and Mrs J W Hewitt of N Delaware St will host informal friends Saturday evening to celebrate the marriage of William Noble Springer to Mrs. Springer who wed this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
J. W. Hewitt
N. Delaware St
William Noble Springer
Upsilon Tota Sorority Dance At Brenneke's
The Upsilon Tota sorority held an informal Friday evening dance at Brenneke's with college and fraternity pennants. Members listed include Jessie Ducknall Madge Brokow Edna Robertson Corinne Welling Catherine Littell Frances Howe Jessie Anderson Helen Laird and Margaret Brundage. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Lemuel Brundage. The St Marys of the Woods club hosted Friday entertainment by Miss Helen Daily of Lexington with club officers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upsilon Tota Sorority
Brenneke's
Jessie Ducknall
Madge Brokow
Edna Robertson
Corinne Welling
Catherine Littell
Frances Howe
Jessie Anderson
Helen Laird
Margaret Brundage
Lemuel Brundage
ST. Mary’s-Of-The-Woods
Helen Daily
Lexington
Mrs J H Borum Hosts Dinner for 12 at Woodruff Place
Mrs J H Borum entertained twelve friends Friday evening at her Woodruff Place home. Palms, ferns and flowers decorated the rooms creating a festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Borum
Woodruff Place
Langtry Samuel Wedding Set for Tuesday in Christchurch
The marriage of Miss Meda Anna Langtry, daughter of Mrs Allan Langtry, to Alexander A Samuel will occur Tuesday in Christchurch. A supper for a few friends will follow the ceremony at 132 S Sixteenth Street hosted by the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meda Anna Langtry
Allan Langtry
Alexander A. Samuel
Christchurch
Miss Ruark and Huffman Wedding Planned at Home
Miss Flossie May Ruark will wed Edward Huffman Wednesday at her parents J. T. Ruark residence. Edith Feldkamp hosts a shower for Miss Genevieve Maine who will marry Eugene Goodwin Rexford on December 11. Florence Waldorf hosts matinee for Miss Maine next day. Propylaeum offers a children’s party December 28. Flower Mission ball set for Tomlinson hall Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruark
Flossie May Ruark
Edward Huffman
J. T. Ruark
Maine
Edith Feldkamp
Genevieve Maine
Eugene Goodwin Rexford
Florence Waldorf
The
Flower Mission
Tomlinson Hall
Deaf Mission Preacher to Speak at St Alban’s Sunday
The Rev. Austin W. Mann of the Deaf Mute mission work of the Episcopal church will officiate and preach using manual language at St Alban’s mission Christchurch on Sunday December 8. Holy communion is to be administered at 10 30 a m. An evening service will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin W. Mann
Episcopal Church
St .Alban’s Mission
Christchurch
Army Navy Game Draws Big Philadelphia Crowd
United Press reports a near sellout 25,000 grandstand seats at Franklin Field for the Army Navy clash, with officials predicting around 30,000 on hand. West Point is slight favorite at 10 to 9 as both teams cite fitness and a bid to avenge last year’s Annapolis defeat.
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Washington
Army
Navy
New York
West Point
Annapolis
Exodus From Capital For Army Navy Game
Washington officials rush to the football game as the army navy clash draws a large turnout headed by Secretary Metcalfe and Acting Secretary of War Oliver. The Navy department head from Annapolis and several generals and diplomats join the exodus to the Quaker City for the annual brain and brawn contest.
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Capital
Washington
United Press
Army
Navy
Quaker City
Admiral Dewey
Annapolis
Navy Department
Metcalfe
Oliver
Newberry
Murray
Elshire
Sharpe
Gem Allen
Wilson
Girl Released From Prison After Six Months
Helen Dixon, held for six months for embezzling church funds where she served as treasurer, walked from Bloomington county jail. Friends met her at the gates and a delegation from the Iceal Woman's club said a job had been secured for her through their efforts. State leaders weighed in during her probationary expiation for a crime said to aid a spendthrift relative.
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United Press
Bloomington
Ill
Helen Dixon
Iceal Woman's Club
Illinois
City Births and Deaths in Local Record List
City Record lists births at multiple addresses including Wahl, Barnes, Gill, Buck, Rainbit, Whenoon, Simms, Ballenger, Jarrett, Greenfield, Hoffmeister, and others with twin birth noted. Deaths include Calheon, Hart, Ross, Cunningham, OBrien, Massey, Blake with ages and causes such as meningitis, rheumatism, heart disease, kidney issues, tuberculosis, and broncho pneumonia. Marriages and building permits appear with several names and a home permit for a dwelling at 716 8. Nobte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony B
Gertrude Wahl
E. Morris-st
John
Caroline Barnes
Rembrant-st
Edward and
Bonnie Barnes
Dexter-st
Biner
Gertrude Buck
Fern- Way-st
Julia Gill
N. Tacomaave
Rollie
Dollie Rainbit
E. Seventeenth-st
Cornelius F
Tona Whenoon
Parker Ave
Irl
John and
Gertrude Simms
Oxford St
D. H
Margaretta Ballenger
E. Twenty-fourth-st
Willian
Ophelia Jarrett
W. Washington St
Charles and
Rose Greenfield
Wheeler St
Williamm O
Anna Hoffmeister
Robert Calheon
Presbyterian Men Meet in Indianapolis Banquet
The Presbyterian Brotherhood of Indianapolis held a Friday evening banquet at First Presbyterian church with 160 members in attendance. Henry M. Wowling presided as discussions arose about holding a union brotherhood meeting on Sunday. Officers elected include H. M. Dowling president W. C. Hall vice president Charles A. Terebaugh secretary Edwin A. Henderickson treasurer J. L. Clough head of publicity R. B. Hilleary department of religious work and education O. M. Fowler department of fellowship J. L. Kingsbury department of organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood of
Inedianapolis
First Presbyterian Church
H. M. Dowling
W. C. Hall
Charles A. Terebaugh
Edwin A. Henderickson
J.L. Clough
R. B. Hilleary
O. M. Fowler
J. L. Kingsbury
Lockout Decides Duluth Builders Strike Stand
Duluth Minnesota building contractors vote to enforce a general lockout starting next Monday amid a bitter stand with the Duluth building trades alliance. A strike occurred on two projects over nonunion workers, and federated trades unions now back the builders, with potential wider industry support anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Building Trades Alliance
Strik
Federated Trades Unions
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promise Quick Gas Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as absorbing gas in the stomach, purifying blood and breath, improving appetite and complexion, and offering a free sample. It urges immediate trial and claims strong purifying effects from willow charcoal and honey. Readers are invited to send name and address to F. Stuart Co. for a free sample.
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Stuart
F. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
M Mich
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