Affinity Tales Told in Court on Divorce Docket
Three superior judges handled fifty divorce cases on Monday. Judges heard stories of desertion and attempts at new marriages, with Judge Henry Clay Allen’s Tuesday record of 29 cases cited as a benchmark. Cummings and Cadwallader testified to abandonment and new romance, while Judge Leathers continued the session into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Allen
J. L. McMaster
Aaron Cummings
Lena
Cummings
Bayonne
N. J
Stella Cadwallader
Hanna
Orin
St. Louis
J. M. Leathers
Farmer Halts City Seeks Temporary Ruling on Sewer Plan
Judge Charles T. Hanna of Superior Court granted a temporary restraining order to stop further steps on extending the East Michigan street sewer. Judge Vinson Carter will hear the case next Saturday morning. Charles B. Johnson, owning farmland to be assessed, seeks a permanent injunction arguing the December 1905 annexation of land between Irvington and Brightwood is void for unplatted land slated for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hanna
Superior Court
Cty
E. Michigan Sr
Vinson Carter
Charles B. Johnson
Irvington
Brightwood
Rucker resigns as state bacteriology chief in friction over duties
Dr J B Rucker who ran the state laboratory of bacteriology resigns after ten months of service. He came from the University of Pennsylvania and will return to head the bacteriology department at the university. He cites friction with his assistant and alleged insubordination as reasons. A successor has not been chosen, though Dr Helen Knabe, long time assistant, is expected to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rucker
State Laboratory of Bacteriology
T. W. B. Keene
State Board of Health
Rucker
Indianapolis
University of Pennsylvania At
Philadelphia
University
Department of Bacteriology
Ladelphia
J. N. Harty
Helen Knabe
Local Jottings From Our City Briefs and Incidental News
Henry Spaan notes American travelers in Europe distinguishable by shoes while local chatter covers a new city hall, Garfield park beechnuts, a church reception for Dr. King, fishing plans by state leaders, weather gripes, youth church activities, and a parade of everyday city happenings. Beaux, licenses, and civic notes mingle with social plans and local opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spaan
Europe
Laughs at Charley Again in Marion Club Feud
A Indianapolis Republican flare over Charles W. Fairbanks and the Marion club reveals factional tensions from Harrison and Gresham camps. The Star faced garbled history, while Fairbanks pressed for a Gresham club name and waited for proofs late Friday into Saturday, denying any aim to dominate the club.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Marion Club
Schuyler Haas
Haas
C. W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Harrison-Gresham
Gresham
Harry S. New
Harrison
A. R. Hovey
Indianapolis Star
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Star
Walter Q. Gresham
Gresham Club
Fairbanks Club
Indiana
Star Office
P. Morton
E. EE. Gates
Gates
the Star
Marion
Gen
Indianapolis man sues over failed school sale gum contract
Joseph N. Hammack of Indianapolis asked justice of the peace to compel Eclipse Novelty Company of Terre Haute to pay him $5 bond money after contracting to sell their gum through school children. He claims poor sales by Indianapolis and Terre Haute students left no profit. the company says he failed to return company property including a sample case and that they are justified in keeping $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Joseph N. Hammack
Justice of the Peace Stouts Court
Eclipse Novelty Company
Hammack
Murderer on Trial in Indianapolis Case
Charles Ward stands trial in criminal court for the May 12 shooting death of Charles McIntyre beside a saloon intersection at Davidson and Maryland. Jurors are being selected as Ward deflects responsibility to alcohol while prosecutors seek to prove a prior bad record. a dying declaration by McIntyre is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ward
Charles McIntyre
Ward
McIntyre
Davidson and
Maryland
Open Shop Debate Dominates Bricklayers Board Meeting
The international Bricklayers union board, based in Indianapolis, adjourned in Washington after ten days of discussion on open-shop policy. They plan to support other trades in the fight, with Washington locals noting no personal grievances as employers decline to join the Employers' Association. The board includes President W J Bowen, Vice-President Thomas S Preece, and Secretary William Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Board of Directors
The
Bricklayers’ Union
Indianapolis
Washington
Bricklayers
Employers’ Association
W. J. Bowen
Thomas 8. Preece
William Dobson
Receivers Sought for Local Building and Loan Associations
Proceedings to appoint receivers for United States Building and Loan Statehouse No 1 and 2 and Crescent Building and Loan will begin in Marion county courts once papers are ready. Evidence shows the associations insolvent and an examination conducted Monday by the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Building and Loan Association
Statehouse No. 1
Statehouse No. 2
Crescent Building and Loan Associations
Marion County
Taft Indorsed by Columbus Railway Conductors
Special to The Sun from Columbus Ohio. The Railway Conductors' Political club endorses William H Taft for president praising his labor capital policies. The vote aims to counter Ohio Federation of Labor support for Gompers editorial opposing Taft.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Taft
Ohio
William H. Taft
Union of Capital
Union of Labor
United States
Friends
Gompers
Phelan
Cincinnati
Mr. Taft
World Series Preview Cubs and Tigers Open in Chicago
The world baseball championship pits Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers, NL and AL champions, opening in Chicago on Tuesday and running until one club reaches four wins. The Sun will publish full game stories in extra editions via direct wires from both grounds, price one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Sun
Detroit
John Mitchell Improvement Reported by UMWA Leader
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers of America said President John Mitchell is much improved today. Mitchell is recovering from an old wound in his side and remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Library to be removed for steel case replacement
The Supreme Court library will be torn out for steel cases and closed for two weeks. The court convenes Tuesday but will not start active work until the last Tuesday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Senator Beveridge Returns To Indiana From Berlin
Senator Albert J. Beveridge and Mrs Beveridge reached Indianapolis Monday from Greenfield and went home. He resumed work in the Newton Claypool building greeting visitors and correcting magazine proofs. Beveridge plans to stay in Indianapolis until Congress opens, preparing for the session and writing articles. He studied inheritance tax abroad this summer and will reintroduce his child labor bill and push overcapitalization legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Claypool
Brown
Hoosier
Indiana
Berlin
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Congress
Fairbanks Cocktail Advocate Emerges in Sermon
Rev. Madison Peters speaks at the Majestic theater supporting vice president Fairbanks amid a national debate on personal liberty. The German American alliance denounces the church’s stance as interference in political affairs while defending the individual’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Peters
Majestic Theater
Fairbanks
Alliance
Butchers Hire Lawyers Over Display Case Law
East Market Butchers association met at Walhalla hall on E Washington St and hired M. M. Bachel der and the firm Ryan Ruckelshaus to defend against charges of violating the ordinance requiring glass display cases for meat. They vow to appeal if punished, seeking constitutional ruling. Police court cases against Saturday arrests were continued to Oct 3.
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Walhalla Hall
E. Washington St
M. M. Bachelder
Ryan & Ruckelshaus
Girl Accused Of Trying To Wreck Train
United Press reports Miss Iva Wagoner, daughter of Rev J F Wagoner, accused of attempting to wreck a Lake Erie and Western passenger train to lure her sweetheart, section laborer Frank Steffy. Ties were found on the track. a railroad detective courted her and she confessed after two weeks. She was arrested. Also ad notices for Kitchen Queen ranges and People's Outfit Co. listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Lake Erie & Western
Frank Steffy
J. F. Wagoner
Attorney General to Rule on Bond Filing Power
Up to noon Monday Attorney General James Bingham had not signed an opinion for Auditor John Billheimes on the authority to compel surety companies to file bonds deemed lawful. It is believed the AG will decide the auditor can force abandonment of current bond forms and enforce compliance with the law. The AG said the issue requires thorough consideration before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bingham
John Billheimes
The Gem Laundry Ad and Red Man Tobacco Notice
A compact advertisement announces family washings by the pound at The Gem Laundry with rough dry and ironing services. It also promotes Red Man Tobacco with a brief note of gratitude for the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEM Laundry
Red Man Tobacco
Union strikes settle some crecent and sentinel deals
At a local bookbinders meeting President Harry Bassett announced Crescent Paper and Sentinel Printing had reached terms with the union. Most members signed, leaving Burford, Lesh Paper and Carnahan Sherwood not yet on agreement. Also noted are local ads for household goods and heaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Bookbinders
Harry Bassett
Crecent Paper Company
Sentinel Printing Company
Burford
Lesh Paper Company
Carnahan-Sherwood Company
Carpenter Union Leader Declines Civic Conference Invite
Frank Duffy secretary of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners was invited to the National Civic od eration conference to be held October 22 in Studebaker Hall Chicago. He cannot attend due to prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Studebaker Hall
Chicago
Owes for Lobsters Bankruptcy Petitions Filed
Mert Wallet proprietor of a Marion saloon hotel and restaurant filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S court with liabilities of 12860 dollars 45 cents and assets of 3847 dollars 90 cents Most debts arise from whisky beer bitters oysters canned goods lobsters groceries and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert Wallet
Marion
United States
Not Enough Pay for the Pastors Cries Rise in Ministers' Pay
Chicago reports from Methodist Episcopal conferences across ten states show ministers suffered most from rising living costs as salaries lagged. A Rock River conference demand seeks a $1,000 minimum, with vacancies noted in Des Moines and Wisconsin where pay stagnated for a decade. Indiana discussions cite pay not exceeding 10 percent rise amid 40 percent cost increase, prompting retirements and exits to business for many clergy.
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Chicago Tribune
Methodist Episcopal Conferences
Mittee
Rock River
Des Moines
Wisconsin
Indiana
Columbus
Northwest Indiana
Greencastle
Ind
Indianapolis
Evansville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Vincennes
Dr. Eugene Buehler Returns From Public Health Meeting
Dr. Eugene Buehler city sanitarian and Secretary of the Board of Health returned Monday from Atlantic City where he attended sessions of the American Public Health Association. The gathering included 20 representatives and five countries with notable U.S. cities represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Buehler
Board of Health
Atlantic City
American Public Health Association
United States
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Farmer
Dr. Rucker
State Laboratory
Wulschnér
Garfield Park
Central Ave. M. E. Church
Dr. King
Sam Shutt
Fred Sims
J. Frank Hanly
Statehouse
White River
Bloomfield
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jim” Watson
Blaine Miller
Frank Noll
Board of Public Works
Alfred E. Cook
David Tullis
Tomlinson Hall
Adolph Asche
Michael Hunter
Police Department
Judg
William L. Taylor
Riverside Park
Caleb S. Denny
Mike Jefferson
Isadore Wulfson
E. E. York
Plainfield
Indiana Railroad Commissio
Bookwalter
New York City
William A. Bogardus
Tur‘ner
Charley
Tory
Man
Charles
M’intyre
Beech Grove
Brookside Park
McInntyre
Saia
Hineeif
Wmhl Taft
Indorsed
John Mitchell Better
Change Court Library
Senator Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Greenfield, C
Rev. Peters
Ny United Press
New York
Butchers
East Market Butchers’ Association
United Press
Rochester
Iva
People’s Outfitting Co
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Wee People’s Ouentiing Co
W. W Tomst
Kentucky-ave
Cations
Methodist Conferences of
United
DR. Buehler
Fall Athletic Goods
Gus Habich
W. Washington
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