Formal Bow Opens New Male Outfitters in Indiana
A new store in Indianapolis announces a strict one price policy and no discounts. It pledges high quality, no sensational decor, and returns of unused goods with purchase refunds. The venture, allied with Saks & Company, promises to match New York arrivals in price and selection.
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Saks & Company
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Two Men Arrested in Highway Robbery Case
Frank Wallace and Edward Whiteshire were jailed on highway robbery charges after Morris Smith testified they attacked him near a railroad track, struck him with a brick, and stole $4 following a Davis saloon pool game where Wallace bet money and Whiteshire acted as stakeholder. Their cases placed in police court until October.
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Edward Whiteshire
Morris Smith
Saya
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Davis
Liberty
Transfer of Funds Sought by Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works asks the city council for authority to transfer funds to cover October November and December claims. Transfers include six thousand dollars from the water fund to engineers salaries one dollar from electric gas and vapor lights fund to Tomlinson halt accounts one hundred fifty dollars from fund for publishing revised ordinances to direct openings and vacations from the electric gas and fund and zero dollars from the fund for payment of appraisers to the erection and repair of bridges.
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City Council
Tomlinson
Drops Meyberg Case The Ticket Broker Is to Retire
The Meyberg trial for forging a name on a railroad ticket was postponed and likely to end. Attorneys for Meyberg and prosecutors reached an agreement that he will not conduct ticket scalping in Indianapolis again. A jury previously could not agree in a prior trial, and the case cost the county much. A special venire drew jurors for Monday.
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M.S. Meyberg
Wan Ind
Indianapolis
Meyberg
Ixmen
Knight suit: wife seeks divorce over assault and cruelty
Alma Knight sues William E. Knight for divorce claiming he bit her arm until medical aid was needed. She also accuses him of drunkenness cruelty and frequent whipping.
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Wiliam E. Knight
Alma Knight
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