Dong Gum Hong Denied Citizenship in US Naturalization Fight
Dong Gum Hong born in Hongkong faced US naturalization attempts with Moy Kee in Indianapolis. Judge Allen heard the case. Washington rejected admission under the law excluding Chinese aliens from citizenship. Hong remains in Moy Kee's shop at 506 E Washington St as his fate prompts a question of country.
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Dong Gum Hong
Hongkong
Land of the Free
Moy Kee
United States
Indianapolis
China
Vong Gum Hong
John Holtzman
Dong
Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Court
Washington
Rich K. Campbell
Naturalization Department
Washington St
Need Warm Clothes for Girls Industrial School
The Girls' Industrial School at Tomlinson Hall now runs a regular Saturday session with about 600 children and a staff of around 25 teachers. Principal Blanchard appeals for capable women to teach and shape character while sewing, and for clothing donations to keep pupils warm. Many students walked miles last Saturday, and damp clothing was common. The board meeting is Monday at 2 PM at Mrs. Blanchard's home, 24 East Fifteenth Street.
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Tomlinson Hall
Blanchard
E. Fifteenth-st
Secret Societies Targeted by Christian Association Meeting
Fort Wayne Indiana October meeting of the Indiana Conference of the National Christian Association exposed secret societies. Rev Dr C A Blanchard of Wheaton Illinois denounced the Kiks and the Masons. Elected officers include President J Reels Huntington Port. vice presidents A Abimma Huntington L H Edy Fort Wayne D Y Shultz Fort Wayne. secretary Rex He Ingersoll Fort Wayne. treasurer Fred Rohrer Berne.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
National Christian Association
C. A. Blanchard
Wheaton
Kiks
Masons
J. Reels
Port
Smuggler and clerk face juvenile court over underage cigarette sales
Stowers a smuggiar at Udel and Clifton streets in North Indianapolis and his clerk E A Huft were arrested and arraigned in juvenile court for selling cigarettes to Merle Kinder and Alva Coombs, both under 16. Dan Brown Jr attorney for the accused asked for a venue change Wednesday citing Judge Stubbs views on the cigarette question.
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Stowers
Udel
Clifton Sts
North
Indianapolis
E. A. Huft
Merle Kinder
Alva Coombs
Stubbs
Dan Brown, Jr
Contractor Edward Mack killed in Colon quarrel over poker
Special to The Sun reports Lafayette Indiana contractor Edward Mack was killed in Colon Panama by a Spaniard after a quarrel over a poker game. The brief telegraph item notes the incident occurred Saturday night. The Sun also advertises its free want columns offering ten word notices.
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Sun
Lafayette
Ind
Edward Mack
Colon
Panama
Local Jottings From Indiana City Notes And Nods
A collage of brief items from Indianapolis including social remarks on fashion and conversation on streetcars, stray wildlife like wild geese, police snippets about ambulances and a rat sighting, jokes about detectives, and notes on city officials, local business, and late reports on corporate filings.
Indiana Club Federation Opens With Strong Attendance
Delegates from 149 clubs arrive as the Indiana Federation of Clubs opens. Badge shortages hinder some attendees while sessions feature talks on teachers' salaries morality and law. Governor Hanly praises women's culture and civic roles as plans for receptions and programs unfold.
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Indiana Federation of Clubs
J. N. Hurty
Merica Hoagland
Bertha Crossley Ball
God
Clark Binford
Rose M. Clark
Weather and local ads fragment bundle
Partly cloudy with possible showers tonight and Thursday then warmer. Sunrise 6 12 Sunset 4 45. Also ads listing roller skates 4 5 dollars plain steel rollers 65 cents each at Gus Habich 121 West Washington. New pins 166 dollars at Wulschnera 935 Parlor Queen Berne 32 58. Powerful double flue heater heats three rooms two 4 hours 2 dollars cash 76 cents weekly at People s Outfitting Co 133 135 West Washington. I am prepared to repair your furnace or install two new Round Oak furnaces on short notice. James P Carroll corner Tenth and Broadway.
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Berne
People's Outfitting Co
Washington-st
Kentucky-ave
James P. Carroll
Tenth and Broadway
Liquor License Revoked for Fred Heier in New Jersey Street
Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon revoked Fred Heier’s liquor license at 12 and 14 8 S. New Jersey St. Heier was fined $100 plus costs and appealed the case. Heier has been arrested repeatedly for liquor law violations and keeping a gambling house.
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Heier
Fred Helter
S. New Jersey St
Thomas C. Whallon
Judge Indicted in Charleston Interurban Wreck Case
A judge and six others were indicted in connection with last August’s interurban wreck at Charleston TI in which 18 people died. Grosscup, a road director, drew surprise with his indictment.
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Charleston
Grosscup
Tools Take Wings
Ed Miller questions Ike Taylor about work location at Thirtieth Street and Senate Avenue. The next day Miller’s home is broken into and tools stolen from carpenters including Charles Swiggers. Detectives trailing Miller arrest him, after ten hours of searching, for stealing tools valued at about 400 dollars. Miller lives at 212 Minknerst.
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Taylor
Charles Swiggers
Miller
Kinney
Morgan
Grant Hancock
W. Washington St
Minknerst
Found Man Not Money In Lively Downtown Incident
Elmer Burnett visited the home of Mrs. Nettle Light at 318S Oriental Ave on Wednesday morning claiming his wife was ill and asking to borrow 25 cents. Light gave him a five dollar bill to change, vanished, and Burnett was later found an hour later in a saloon on E Washington St, with the five dollars missing and he under the influence of liquor. Bicycle Officers Schlangen and Radamacher separated the scene.
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Elmer Burnett
Nettle Light
Princess Barbara Lapoukine Returns Safely After Kidnap Plot
Princess Barbara Lapoukine, 18, daughter of former St. Petersburg police director Lapoukine, was reported kidnapped by Russian terrorists after leaving a London theater. She returned to her Woburn boarding house alone, visibly distressed, with governess Miss Russell rushing her upstairs and her father joining the search before taking her home. No explanations were given for the disappearance or return.
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London
Barbara Lapoukine
Lapoukine
St. Petersburg
Woburn
Miss Lapoukine
Miss Russell
Lepoukine
Transfer of Nancy Hanks Lincoln burial ground to state
All signatures for the transfer are secured by Will H. Freeman and the property is now in state hands. The commission will meet on the ground next Tuesday to plan arrangements for carrying out the work.
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Nancy Hanks
Lincoln
Will H. Freeman
Walmsley Swears 16 Warrants Against Firms Over Smoke Ordinance
City smoke inspector David Walmsley has sworn out sixteen warrants against various firms for violations of the smoke ordinance. Among the repeat offenders slated to face charges are the Denison hotel and William B. Burford.
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David (. Walmsley
Denison Hotel
William B. Burford
Board Inspects Route For Grand Central Traction Franchise
The Board of Public Works and Mayor Bocckwalter will inspect the proposed route in the city as Grand Central Traction seeks a franchise.
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Board of Public Works
Bocckwalter
Grand Central Traction Company
Bigler Sustains Indiana Court Ruling Against Mutual Protective League
The Supreme Court affirms Marion County Superior Court in upholding Auditor of State War ren Bigler's refusal to license the Mutual Protective League a fraternal insurance association from Illinois to operate in Indiana.
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Supreme Court
Marion County Superior Court
Warren Bigler
Mutual Protective League
Illinois
Indiana
Have you seen my Cabinets $2 per des Harrods Studio
Classified note offers cabinets at two dollars per design from Harrod's Studio located at 116 Virginia Avenue. The terse ad requests readers who have seen the cabinets to contact the studio.
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Harrod
Virginiaa
Knickerbocker Trust to Pay Dollar for Dollar Deposits
Wall Street cheers as Knickerbocker Trust promises dollar for dollar repayment to depositors and banking conditions edge toward normal. Comptroller Ridgely pushes a plan to national banks to expand circulation amid the crisis. Assets total 56,000,000 with 48,387,000 due depositors and ample surplus to cover securities losses.
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Dolar
Wall St
Financial Center
Stock Exchange
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Banks urged to swap bonds for circulation boost
Comptroller Ridgely after talks with Secretary Cortelyou proposed national banks replace government bonds on deposit with the Treasury with other securities. The released bonds would fund additional circulation, potentially adding 15.9 to 20 million dollars of new notes immediately, already printed and stored in Treasury vaults.
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Ridgely
STATE BANKS SOUND ON Aug 22 CALL REPORTS
The Aug 22 call report shows 233 state banks in good condition with total resources of 68.78 million dollars. Liabilities include 9.46 million in capital, 42.64 million in demand deposits, and 7.63 million in time deposits, totaling 63.78 million dollars.
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Banking Department of the Auditor of State
United States
Supreme court rules interurban railroads as railroads
In Kosciusko county taxpayers challenge a $25,000 tax subsidy for the Winona Interurban railway in Wayne township. The Supreme Court affirms the railway status, reversing a lower court decision that had favored the taxpayers who argued no valid state law authorizes such a levy.
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Supreme Court
Kosciusko County
Wayne Township
Pendleton Theater Placed Under Receiver in Indiana
Roscoe Sparrow and Albert Arnold once ran the first nickel theater to fall into receivership in Pendleton Madison county. Judge J M Leathers of Marion county superior court appointed Charles W Applement receiver after Sparrow filed suit for dissolution. The partnership case gave Leathers jurisdiction.
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Pendleton
Madison County
J. M. Leathers
Marion County Superior Court
Charles W. Applement
Roscoe Sparrow
Albert Arnold
Sparrow
Freight rate meeting set in New Albany plans
The Indiana Railroad Commission will visit New Albany on Thursday evening at the request of the local Commercial club to discuss dissatisfaction with freight rates and hear member concerns.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
New Albany
Commercial Club
City
Brother and her lover both dead
Special to The Sun Hartford City Indiana October 3 Dou bly bereaved is Miss Otie Leonard of this city Visiting in Ewart Michigan her former home she was called back for the funeral of her brother Clarence who while playing wild west with his nephew Lee Leonard was accidentally shot and killed Her sweetheart Walter Moore of Ewart started home with her and her sister Hazel They reached Fort Wayne and took rooms in a hotel At 6 30 a bellboy failed to answer the call and Moore was found dead from gas asphyxiation The Misses Leonard attended the funeral then planned to return to Fort Wayne with Moore s remains for burial in Ewart
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Hartford City
Ind
Otie Leonard
Ewart
Mich
Clarence
Lee Leonard
Walter Moore
Hazel
Fort Wayne
Moore
Leonard
Caught Two Men in Fenge's Shadow
Merchant Policeman John Whittinghill captured William Leonard and Charles Johnson after a midnight incident near a grocery at Thirteenth Street and Cornell Avenue. Four shots were fired. Leonard, Johnson, and a third man fled, while a padlock and tools were left behind. Leonard and Johnson face multiple saloon and grocery theft charges. William Long was also arrested as a suspect. J Russell Powell, Indianapolis draftsman, resigns to join Seattle Engineering Company.
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Whittinghill
Thomas van Cleve
Thirteenth St
Cornellave
Leonard
Johnson
van Cleve
Norwood St
J. Russell Powell
Indianapolis
Seattle
Wash
Seattle Engineering Company
City to buy ground for new city hall at Ohio and Alabama
City officials announce settlement to purchase the northwest corner site for a city hall. At a Board of Public Works meeting, Controller George T. Breunig was directed to pay two mortgages totaling 21,525 and the remaining balance to owners, bringing the total to 115,000 for the deed.
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City
Ohio
Alabama
George T. Breunig
Union Trust Company
Sterling R. Holt
George W. Brown
M. H. Camden
Landslide in Bokhara Strikes Karatagh City
A massive landslide in Karatagh Bokhara devastates the city after a quake. An estimated 15 000 residents were affected and only a few survivors including a man and his mother are reported.
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Taskend
Russian Turkest
Karatagh
Bokhara
Drunken Frenchman Wields Hammer in Downtown Bustle
George Adegoff Frenchman caused chaos on North Pennsylvania Street wielding a sledge hammer. Bicycle Officers Wilson and Gollnisch subdued him after a tense pursuit near Washington and P avenues. He resisted, but was restrained and jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He works in a foundry and lives on an unnamed street.
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George Adegoff
Pennsylvania
Adegofre
Gollnisch
Adegorre
Gofre
Washington
Chiost
Wilson
Adegofr
Chauffeur Clyde Wells Charged After Street Collision
Clyde Wells, a driver for Harry Murphy, faced police court on Wednesday for a street collision near Raymond and M diansis. The 2009 Orleans sr. boy Boiggans was injured as witnesses cited speeds from 3 to 16 miles per hour, with others noting eight miles per hour. The accident occurred as the boy and others played in the street.
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Clyde Wells
Harry Murphy
Boiggans
Orleans Sr
Orphin Brown
Raymond
M Diansis
Halloween Night Police Warn of Strict Order
Chief of Police Robert Metzger orders a very strict Halloween enforcement. The entire force will be on duty to prevent disorderly conduct while allowing general enjoyment.
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Robert. Metzger
Mier Metzger
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