Market arrests spark protest over favoritism claims
Hast Market Butchers' association denounces 26 warrants as spiteful. Inspector Charles Stout allegedly targeted a minority of dealers while many failed to display meat in glass refrigerators as required. Some dealers vow to seek a restraining order while awaiting Monday police court. The test case will determine the law's reach.
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Hast Market Butchers’ Association
George Woessner
J. C. Overman
Market House
Charles F. Stout
Board of Health
Stout
Robert Douglass
Wants hack for daughter in mandamus suit over school transport
In a mandamus case heard in superior court Judge Harvey indicated the Lawrence township trustee Charles C. Lyle should not begrudge extra money for pupil comfort and convenience. John C. Smith, for the plaintiff, argued the new law entitles patrons to conveyance to the nearest school when a township school is abandoned. Levi P. Harlan, for the trustee, contended the trustee has wide discretion on conveyance distances. The case, War v. Lyle, centers on moving a daughter to the Oakilandon centralized school.
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Judas Lawson Warveyaturday
John C. Smith
Charles C. Lyle
Lawrence Township
Mr. Smith
Oakilandon
John W. Kern
Levi P. Harlan
Harvey
Roberts Cleared in Cass County Theft Case
Austin Roberts, a Cass County teacher, was cleared in criminal court Saturday of stealing $32 from friend James Ball. Prosecutor Elliott R. Hoot dropped the indictment after the case reached trial.
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Austin Roberts
Cass County
James Ball
Prof. Roberts
Elliott R. Hoot
Did Grotzh
Physician freed on speed law charge after hospital case
A motion by Oren Hack the police rt prosecutor led to Dr Robert McAlexan being released on the speed law charge. He had a patient in his car and was en route to a hospital when the incident occurred. The report notes a wreck and references Washington 337 Ont.
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Oren Hack
Robert McAlexan
Local Jottings and Community Notes in Indianapolis
Local items cover Fairbanks remarks at the Marion club, a penny rise at Progress Laundry, and postmark coincidences with January fire. The piece notes church youth activities, alumni planning for Wappa Sigma, a job change for J Q David, new construction costs, and various city happenings from ducks to baby shows and rail contracts.
Another Charge Against O Neill Faces Burglary Probe
Sister of man charged with entering many houses seeks release as O Neill’s hearing looms. Police describe him as a rational when sober but chaotic while drunk, with potential 10 to 20 year term. Witnesses say he was found on a porch, mixed with a dramatic escape on a bicycle.
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Bobbie
O'Neill
Schlangen
Radamacher
North Side
Newton Harding
William Law
Delaware-st
John Miliner
Law
N. Illinois Sr
Smithson
Millner
Seer Seeks New Trial in Wintermute Divorce Case
Algernon Ben Wintermute known as the seer petitions probate court for a new trial of his divorce from Josephine Wintermute. Special Judge Vincent Clifford recently granted the divorce and awarded $400 alimony to Mrs. Wintermute, who claimed she was without means.
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Seer
Algernon Ben Wintermute
Josephine Wintermute
Vincent Clifford
Mrs. Wintermute
Boulevard Case Raises Capitol Avenue Roadway Challenge
A test case challenging the constitutionality of the city action to make Capitol avenue a boulevard was argued in circuit court Saturday. The appeal was brought by W. M. Burris and H. Humble, who were arrested earlier for driving business vehicles on the boulevard.
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Capitol-ave
Circuit Court
W. M. Burris
H. Humble
Blue Light Copper Incorporation Filed in Mina Nevada
The Blue Light Copper company of Mina Nevada has complied with Indiana law by filing incorporation evidence with the secretary of state. The capital stock is 2,500,000 dollars, none invested in Indiana.
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Blue Light Copper Company
Mina, Nev
Indiana
Judge Anderson to Hear Walsh Case in Federal Court
Judge Albert B. Anderson will hold court in Evansville on Monday then proceed to Chicago to hear the federal case against John R. Walsh. Walsh is under indictment for violation of the banking laws dated October 15.
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Albert B. Anderson
Evansville
Chicago
John R. Walsh
United States Weather Forecast and Tobacco Ad Snippet
Fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures expected Sunday. Sunrise 5:45, sunset 6:21. A tobacco advertisement touts Red Man chewing tobacco as lasting quality and unmatched.
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United States
I Spy Game Ends in Tragedy in Union City
Little Otto Ripp found a dead body while playing I Spy in a lumber car near Ivorydale. The victim, a mutilated Black man, appeared murdered before being discarded into the car. Police, unsure of identity, investigate the homicide after authorities are alerted.
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Little Boy
Union City
Otto
Dayton & Union
Ivorydale
Insolvent United States Building and Loan Faces Receiver
Auditor declares United States Building and Loan association insolvent after four years in liquidation and says creditors cannot expect more than 45 cents on the dollar. Receiver to be sought in Marion county court next week. examination cites shortages and insufficient assets. affiliated associations Crescent and Statehouse units also implicated.
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James Bingham
United States
H. F. Hackedorn
United States” Building and Loan Association
George A. Bingham
David K. Sherrick
Hackedorn
John Billheimer
Marion County
United States Building and Loan Association
Local Ads From Arkansas: New Management at Coal and Cement Co
YE ARK lists People's Coal and Cement Co successors to Logsdon Tros with new management at 16 E. Ohio St. Walter Jurenz,Mer. also notes fresh oysters daily from Oyster Frank at 118 N. Alabama St and Herbs at 355 W. Wash.
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People's Coal and Cement Co
Logsdon Tros
YE Ark
Ohio St
Walter Jurenz
Mer
Oyster Frank
Alabama St
Exclusion Policy Aimed at Japanese Laborers
United Press reports Acting President Roosevelt approves Taft’s push to exclude Japanese laborers from the United States. Taft urged a Tokyo exclusion treaty or a forthcoming U S law to bar coolies, aiming to avert Pacific coast unrest. Taft used Gen Terauchi as a channel, with the president pleased by Taft’s diplomacy toward Japan.
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Washington
Taft
United States
United States Congress
Pacific
Tokio
Taft Party Arrives in Nagasaki for Brief Stopover
The Minnesota with Secretary Taft and his party on board arrived early today in Nagasaki. Officials offered an almost regal reception. The Taft party will proceed next to Manila, making a brief stay in the port.
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United Press
Nagasakt
Minnesota
Taft
Manila
Flood Fund Report Details Use of State Flood Aid
Gov. Hanly outlines the 1907 flood relief fund activity showing draws for 16 towns, expenditures, and returns. Towns include Cannelton, Newburg, Lawrenceburg, Patriot, Markland, Vevay, Locust Point, Elizabeth, Leavenworth, Alton, Utica, Rockport, Madison, Gibson with various draw amounts and balances returned or expended.
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Hanly
Cannelton
Newburg
Lawrenceburg
Patriot
Markland and
Vevay
Locust Point
Elizabeth
Leavenworth and Alton
Utica
Rockport
Madison
Gibson
Builders to Replace Market and Monument Place Corner
Reports say the southwest corner of W Market Street and Monumentplace will change hands and be razed for an eight story office building. A realty firm backs the deal. The current owners are C. E. Test and A. C. Newby of the National Motor Car company.
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W. Market+st
Monumentplace
C. E. Test
A.C. Newby
National Motor Car Company
Explosion Kills Sixty Three Girls at Osaka Factory
In Osaka on October 5, sixty three girls employed sorting condemned shells and cartridges at the Taka-Tsuke factory died in an explosion, with many more injured as a fire destroyed the facility. The cause remains a mystery.
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Osaka
Japan
Taka-Tsuke
Grand jury clears small fry while exposing gambling trusts
United Press report from Chicago notes the grand jury refused to indict lower gamblers, but reveals secret networks enabling big city gambling. It accuses a Forest Park telephone exchange of handling gambling information for the schemes run by Western Union and Bell Telephone companies.
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United Press
Chicago
Grand Jury
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Companies
Forest Park
Grant H. Clay M Bd Dentist Opens in Indianapolis
Grant H Clay M Bd Dentist announces 14 years with New York Dental Company now located at 108 N Delaware St Indianapolis opposite Torchnson Hall A new remedy for tired feeling advertised at Bull and Bear 11 E Ohio Street.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
Delaware#1
Torchnson Hall
Indianapolis
Bull and Bear
Ohio
Gentner Drags 2000 Names Fight in Small Claims Court
John Gentner appeared in Justice Hutchinson's court with many witnesses to argue why he can keep 2000 names loaned by J A Everitt publisher of Up to Date Farming. Everitt filed a writ of replevin on Oct 2 for recovery of the names used in his publishing business and Gentner's refusal to return them.
Referendum on W I C T U Proceedings At Headquarters
Voters will decide on the procedures of the Woman's International Convention of Typographical Unions, which convened in Hot Springs last August, at the international headquarters on October 2. Mrs. E. C. McKee, secretary treasurer of the International, announced this through W. M. Burris and H. Humble who were involved.
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Woman's International Convention of Typographical Unions
Hot Springs
International
E. C. McKee
The
W. M. Burris
H. Humble
Carpenters Leader Returns From Cleveland Mass Meeting
Frank Duffy general secretary of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners spoke to a large carpenters mass meeting in Cleveland Ohio after traveling there from his headquarters.
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Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Cleveland
Carpenters
Douglass in Critical Condition After Shooting Incident
Frankfort Ind October 5 Roscos Douglass lies in critical condition after being shot while claiming he sought to court Patrolman Martins daughter. Patrolman Martins bond is set at 1000 dollars. Mrs Martins and her daughter corroborate the officer account with Pearl Martin denying a date was arranged.
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the Sun
Frankfort
Ind
Local ads clutter page with services and furnaces
The page lists various consumer notices and ads including The Gem Laundry offering family washings by the pound and ironing, Compeer Cigar promising best on earth, a furnace by James P. Carroll at Tenth and Broadway, a $35 Porier Queen Hise Barne heater, a powerful double flue heater touted to heat three rooms, and an outfitters store at 18 Washington St with a Kentucky Avenue address.
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James P. Carroll
Cor
Tenth and Broadway
People’s Outfitting Co
Washington St
Kentucky-ave
Sheriff Oglesby slain in Indiana tram chase
Pulaski county Sheriff Charles Oglesby was mortally wounded while attempting to arrest three tramps aboard a Pennsylvania train at Logansport. He fired back, killing one assailant as the others fled. Oglesby died about an hour later. A posse pursued the trio. two tramps were wounded and a third surrounded. Strong local fears of lynching followed.
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Oglesby
Inj
Pennsylvania
Logansport
Chicago
Miss Veronica Simonton Ready to Testify in Thaw Case
Pittsburg报道 Veronica Simonton, the so called missing witness connected to the Thaw case, has arrived and will testify at Stanford White's slayer Jerome’s next trial. She was close to both Harry Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and previously disappeared before the last proceeding. District Attorney Jerome hopes her affidavit and testimony will strengthen the state's case.
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Pittsburg
Veronica Simonton
Thaw
Stanford White
Miss Simonton
Harry Thaw
Thaw Mot
Africa
Paris
Jerome Witne
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mrs. Holman
Mrs. Thaw
Europe
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Flood Fund Report
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Perry Walker
Frank McCormick
Grand Lodge
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