Saloons Operated Without Licenses Amid City Inquiries
A city inspection official admitted licenses are often ignored by saloons that run without legal authority. Officials noted long-standing practice allows temporary operation under an old license or by a successor after death, creating enforcement ambiguities. Affected properties include a Washington Street saloon tied to death, probate, and court actions, with ongoing disputes over license transfers and contractor control.
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Salson
Bimon
Superior Court
Anna McCaffery
Cyrue J. Clark
Ianuarg
Walognicense
David ‘Weaver
West At
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Weaver
Tuli
McCaffery
Tariff Revision Speech by Senator Beveridge in Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge, U.S. senator, spoke in Logansport on his Indiana tour urging tariff revision. The audience, about 3000, greeted his reform stance and support for Roosevelt. He defended a broader, nonpartisan clean government message and outlined congress’s meat inspection and other laws while signaling tariff schedule review. He traveled by car from Indianapolis with a party, including officials and supporters, and planned further campaign stops across Indiana through early November.
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Logansport
Indiana
Ster
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Hare
Ita Rienda
Baveridge
Tienda
Cusa
Howler
Frederick Landis
Beveridge
Steels
Hoe
Beverlixe
Indianapolis
Lagansport
Diami
Neal
Cass Counly
Thom
George T. Bruenig
City Controlar
D. H. McAber
Co. FP. Styles
Eugene Bushler
Thoman A.wynne
Charten Whitthot
Frank Loren
G. W. Manx
Frank Smith
Charles 0. Huemter
Cyrus W. Neal
W. A. Hogardur
Marion Club
A. E. Cook
George W. Biles
John F. Wood
J. D. Pierce
Aintane
C. C. Hadley
Charles F. Remy
Bat Feary
James Gipe
Elam H. Neal
Internal Revenue
Thomas H. Shipp
Senator Overidge
John F. Hayes
E. P. Goetz
Dunkirk
Jay County
Hammond
Warsaw
Wingmac
Linton
Greene County
Knightstown
Henry County
Evinaville
Princeton
Fort Wayne
Indianapallsy
Shortridge High Forms French Club Elects Leaders
The French club at Shortridge high school organized on Wednesday with Ruch Richarison elected president and Georgiana Bond chosen treasurer. Blanche Stillson and Emma Clinton will serve as secretary and critic respectively while Oscar H. Powell, injured in an elevator incident, is noted in the report.
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Shortridge High School
Ruch Richarison
Georgiana Bond
Blanche Stillson
Emma Clinton
Pair Trip 10 Coast For This Nuptial Romance
Indianapolis Belle in Los Angeles reports Max Elizabeth Kirschbaum will wed quietly Friday night at Roberts Park M. E. church Wis teld Wright. Rev. Charles E. Syoon and Rev. Albert Hurlstone to assist. only immediate friends and relatives invited.
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Wisteld Wright
Roberts Park M
Charles E. Syoon
Roberts Park Church
Albert Hurlstone
Foudray sues siblings over estate claim in probate case
A court case in which Dr. Boudray sues his sister Martha J Clark and brothers John Poudray and Edgar Poudray for 100.40 out of the estate of their father Sonn H Foudray valued at 90000. he alleges mental illness at his father’s death and that relatives coerced him into signing away claims and wrongly confined him at times. Judge Marie N A Walker refused to appoint a guardian for Foudray at his request. A naturalization for Patrick Raftery is noted, with process to Washington for final approval and courtroom posting. A fire at Edward Harreth’s dwelling caused minor damage.
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Elater
Alm Winter
Marie N. A. Walker
Probate
Foudray
Naan Caren
Women to Aid the Builders Session Opens with Growth Reports
The Degree of Pocahontas of the Improved Order of Red Men held its lath session in the J. C. O. F. hall on Thursday. The forenoon focused on organization and credentialing, with the nominating committee reporting at two. Officers seated included Great Pocahontas Florence Fatn of Decatur and a lively sense of progress and interest among members.
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Great Feunell
Great Council
Great
Florence Fatn
Decatur
Wedding Ceremony Set In Indianapolis For Miss Kirschbaum
Miss Kirschbaum will wed Wilfrid Wright in Indianapolis with Mendelssohn Wedding March for the ceremony and Lohengrin for the recessional. The groom, a Los Angeles wholesale grocer born in England, met the bride during a New York to Indianapolis visit, and they plan a wedding trip across the continent after the ceremony in the bride’s hometown. The Kirschbaums will visit relatives before settling in Los Angeles, with Rev. Dr. Bacon officiating.
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Mendeltsom
Maren
Wilfrid Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
England
America
Pertty
Kirschbaum
George Kirschbaum
Thin Ciy
California
Wright
Kirschbaums
Indianapolls
Mes Kirschbaum
Whalesale
Mias Kirschbaum
Todianapovia
Los Angelus
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
J. A. Rippetoe
New i Jereey
George Kirechbyum
Bis
Son Angeles
Fatal Fence Jump Inquiry in Columbus
In Columbus Indiana on October 1, a man identified as J La Wola Cigars, 160 Quality wells it, was injured after jumping from a fence. Safe care procedures reviewed as authorities investigate the incident.
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Columbus
Inds
Seart Care Inichach
Aled
LA Wola
Boys in auto charged with conspiring to commit a felony
Orville Lowry and Harry Adams both aged 17 were arrested Thursday by Detectives Morgan and Kinney in New Jersey and Michigan for conspiring to commit a felony. Roy Adams found the boy in the act of starting his automobile with a false plug. One boy was in the machine, the other turning the crank, when Mr Adams appeared. They will be tried in Juvenile court. The report then lists numerous names and election notes from an event at Germania hall with various roles and a planned degree work.
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Orville Lowry
New Jeraty-st
Harry Adams
Sir E. Michigan Sr
Morgan and Kinney
Roy Adams
Delgna
Michigan
A Adams
Books Stolen Case Involves Juvenile Thief
A. E. Winter, a second hand book dealer on N. 2olant, bound over to the grand jury on receiving stolen books from a downtown shop. A 16 year old boy, who worked there, stole about two hundred volumes and was sent to the Indiana Boys' School at Pintndietd after juvenile court proceedings.
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A. E. Winter
a@ wesk
By & Doy
Indiana Boys’ School
Little Minister Cicar Best on Earth Bold Everywhere
Fragmentary ad text mentions products and prices from Elliott Tele and Elec Co and a gas and bleach shop. Difficult to parse, but hints at promotional lines and catalog items. No clear event or persons. readable fragments reference prices and vendors with vague product names.
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Wyden charged with obtaining money from grocers
Haynes BD Wyden aged about 70 faced police court charges for a scheme to defraud grocery keepers. He allegedly approached J. M. Sticker and others, claimed to be a constable, and attempted to collect funds under false pretenses. He left with some money then returned a small amount before being arrested. Wyden said he came from Ohio and had been an constable there.
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J. M. Sticker
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Sticker
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Ohio
Supreme Court review sought in Missouri death case
Mrs Agnes Myera, under sentence of death for her husband's murder in Missouri, asked the U S Supreme Court to review alleged errors. Justice Brewer considered the writ but took the matter under advisement after further arguments. A reprieve granted by Gov Folk extends to October 26 to permit petition.
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Cro Rec
Washington
Agnes Myera
Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Brewer
Folk
Auprema Court
Meat dealers' trial delayed as grand jury weighs cases
In police court mid November a jury trial is urged for butchers Harry BHI Edward Reyholda Gira Boettcher Sabina Kramer Walter Williams Frank Schusster Kilehers, all charged with violating the food law after a health raid. The grand jury has not returned on the cases, they’re postponed until after the next grand jury session to decide whether to send the meat dealer cases to the grand jury or proceed in police court.
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Esses
Harry Bhi
Edward Reyholda
Gira Boettcher
Sabina Kramer
Walter Williams
Frank Schusster
Kilehers
William Negelson
City Board of Health
Swan
Sury Trinla
Ikim
Mado
Grand Jury
Gewid
Jatar
Cruelty Charge in Pearl Street Animal Case
Pearl Haynes drove a dry bicycle to William Rodenberg’s dog on Pearl Street Thursday. Rodenberg admitted knowing the animal’s condition as officers spoke with Haynes. Both men faced cruelty charges. Rodenberg fined and Haynes fined plus costs. Judge Whallon found Redtenbelle more guilty for permitting the mistreatment.
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Pearl Haynes
William Rodenberg
Pearl St
Bicyclepten Wilson
Ralisch
Haynes
Rodenberg
AY Smith
Poles Court
Jinge Whallon
Redtenbelle
Copper Dividend Declared by Amalgamated Copper
In New York on an October date, Amalgamated Copper announced its quarterly dividend of 1 percent with an extra 0.5 percent, following a prior 3 percent payout. The declaration was made today, marking the company’s financial move for the period.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Cyclone Disrupts Havana Cable to Key West
Storm warnings issued for 48 hours along the coast as weather bureau cautions danger. Reports say a cyclone struck Havana with heavy rain and high winds, interrupting cable communications. Rumors of damage at Camp Columbia where American troops are quartered.
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Scrippa-Mchine Press Association
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Camp Columbia
Hurricane alerts and Cuba damage warnings spread
A Cuban hurricane storm threatens the Atlantic coast with potential great damage. Weather bulletins from Washington warn navigators of dangerous seas as the system moves north from Florida toward Charleston and beyond. Communications to Havana and other Cuban provinces are down, with reports of severe winds and flooding.
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