City and Citizens Gas Case Move Fast in Court
In an early action since June, Frederick H B Matson filed a motion in superior court to require Citizens Gas to copy the federal decision and decree. Judge Vinson Carter sustained the motion and Merritt Moores pledged immediate compliance to move toward trial as soon as possible. The dispute centers on the city option to purchase the Consumers Gas Trust plant and the legality of the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Goal Company
Ity
United States
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Frederick HB. Matson
Superior Court
Vinson Carter
Citizens’ Gas Company
United States Circuit Court of the
Indiana District
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Merritt Moores
Carter
Ws Company
Moores
Atty
Consumers’ Gag Trust Company
Unitd States Circuit Court of Appeal
Chicago
Fel
Tower Court
Guy
Chy
Matson
Snead
Jack
Woulhd
Morson
Ciy
Bes
Gas Compan
Federal Court
Nnready
Citizens Gas Company
Ald Consumers' Gas Trust Company
New ‘Rs Company
Nontzman
Citizens’ Company
Board of
Putte Works
Inter Rockwalter
Holtaman Bard
Etry
Royarty
United States Supreme Court
Boarch of Pantic Works
Ras Company
Watches and Jewelry Sale At Mullally Jewelers
During the hot sultry weather a local jeweler advertises special low prices on watches and jewelry. J P Mullally at 20 Monument Place urges immediate purchase with free three day service and mentions male help wanted.
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JP. Euny
Wwe
J. PF. Mullally
Monument Place
pPiaMi
Army Orders Trains Medical Corps Recruits and Staff
Washington September 2 Captain James H Eastland assistant surgeon Texas national guard authorized by the president to attend and pursue regular courses of instruction at the army medical school in the city. Recruit Frank L Williams field artillery recruit depot Jefferson Barracks transferred to the hospital corps a private Ordinance Sergeant Bernary Daeger on furlough tough Dr E W Ben Winds Dr William N Richards son Onto Dr W E Bartlett Minnesota and Dr Edgar King of Arkansas provisionally accepted for service in the medical corps of the army to take final examination in Washington.
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Washington
James H. Eastland
Texas Natianal Guard
Army Medical Scheol
Frank L. Willams
Field Arcile Y
Jefferson Barracks
Hospital Corpa
Mooking
Ft. Brown
Tex
FL. Dade
Fla
Bernary Daeger
E.W. Ben
Winds
William N. Richardgan
W. E. Bartlett
Minnesota
Edgar King
Arkansas
Fir
Medical Corpu
Army
Cambridge Wins International Boat Race by Two Lengths
In Putney England Harvard lost the international boat race to Cambridge by two lengths after a tight, hard fought duel. A southwest wind and rough water marked the race with Cambridge finishing in 19 18. Harvard money backed Cambridge at odds 5 to 1.
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Scrippa-McRar
Putney
Eng
Harvard
Cambridge
Guilty By His Confession In State Case Sherrick
The appeal of David S. Sherrick centers on Section 389 of the criminal code and whether a former auditor who collected taxes from foreign insurers and diverted them to his own use is guilty of embezzlement. The brief argues the record is free from error and urges sustaining the conviction.
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David £. Shertter
Cassius
Hadhey
Henry M. Dowling
Cote
Beix Guinty
Hanly
Sherrick
Regulars Depart for Other Posts Regimental Moves
Artillery moves toward Michigan City for target practice with real shells as the Fourth Infantry leaves Fort Benjamin Harrison for posts. Maj. Tulson leads the battalion, conducting maneuvers and preparing for an attack on Chicago after two weeks of training. Private and officer training, shell types, and ammunition details are noted as part of the comprehensive camp program.
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Oscar M. Wagner
Benjamin Harrison
John ©. Tulson
Umeyers
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Pfece
Felt
Michigan City
Benjamin Mattison
Benjamin Uarriven
Mehigiun City
Tatantey
Chicago
Berause
Dean
Enderance Department
Local News Briefs From Los Angeles and Nearby Areas
Leon Phipps reported dead in Los Angeles California he was nephew to Baltltt Wy C Phipps of superior court. Ms Mary Allen sues A M Fitch for 500 for injuries from his car. Case seized for 87.50. Albert Kinsey truck driver knocked from wagon by streetcar on Massachuset ts ave two ribs broken. In Indiana coal buyers say fuel inspector orders not meant to hurt dealers. Elmer Nichols concrete worker foot crushed under wagon wheels. Arthur Rhodes fined 41 for selling wal chase. Mrs James L Brooks complains to police about a solicitor offering rugs and furniture as prizes.
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Albert Kinsey
Massachusotts-ave
Invasion Eyes New Mileage Book Amid Rail Rivalry
The Vandalia System pushes a $20 mileage book on the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern route from Pillsboro, Pa to Cleveland, challenging Pennsylvania lines paralleled by B and L. A meeting of Central Passenger association members is set for Sept. 12 in Chicago to discuss the competition and potential rate adjustments. It is anticipated that the Pennsylvania will respond to the rival offerings with counter measures as the 820 mile book replaces the 430 book with a 10 percent rebate.
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Central Passenger Association
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Pillsboro
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Lnger
Hudred
Chigage
Hesola
Forged Over 250000 Scrippa-McRae Preay Association
In Philadelphia a forgery involving over 250000 scrippa McRae Preay Association was exposed. President Hippie allegedly used forged signatures of prominent businessmen to cover overdrafts, with Rev Earle identifying the fraud late last night. The scheme involved copying signatures to feed financial misconduct.
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Scrippa-McRae Preay Association
Philadelphia
Hippie
Sulute Wrecker
Tople
Rev Oolver Earle
Earle
Wipple
Chemist killed in blast during explosive test at ledge
Wartenberger, a chemist and inventor, dies after a blast at Senat Wilt Warenberger works site. Tatnall injured as explosive inhaler misfires while contractors and quarrymen assist. April previous lab accident left the inventor with burned arms and hair singed.
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Berippe-Mefac
Ansoriat Lynn
Sasa
Frasig W. Wartenberger
George Tatnall
Mathifactiers
War Tubilly
Sveral
Sally
Ann
Senat Wilt
Wartenberger
Tately
Mount Vernon
Covenant Window Day At Covenant Church Features Donations
Five art glass windows were placed in Covenant Cantarem church on East Market Street and Hixhinndwve honoring donors Dr Harvey Moore Arthur Hirabinan Mr and Mrs Lona Stewart Covenant blewehool and Coca Cola Co The Window Day Night service September 9 will feature Do the Hard Things First and Irene Seud ier will recite an original poem Guy Bhumm presented two checks to the church Baldwin Brothers for 63 and Walaghner Stewart and Company for 50 to the church.
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Covenant
Art Gians
Covenant Canarenational
E. Marketest
Myriad Lanterns Light The Scene At South Side Feast
Myriad lanterns and electric lights lit a Morris Street gala on Morriase Friday night drawing about 6000 attendees from Madisonnne and S Enstast. A mortgage burning at 10 pm celebrated church debt freedom, followed by a baby contest with six prize classes and winners including Helen Shugart Ruth Royer and Elizabeth Mahe. The event, featuring booths and American flag decorations, proved the season’s most imposing social affair on the South side.
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Morriase
Madisonnne
S. Enstast
Menihers
Morris St. MB
Joshua Stansfield
Fragmented notice page item from old paper
A damaged OCR fragment mentions prices per pound and several shop names. readers see garbled phrases about wastings cough dry and locations like 102 CIDARK and Siegemelt Brow with unclear offerings and contact hints. The text is highly distorted with many unreadable words.
Marching on Havana Panic as Insurgents Advance
Government authorities are alarmed in Havana as insurgents threaten to seize President Palma. Loyalist volunteers desert in Cienfuegos and press the insurgents toward the city while fierce fighting erupts in Pinar del Rio between the opposing forces.
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Palma
Cienfuegos
Pinal del Rio
General uprising in the island near Havana
Insurgents advance on Havana with reports of an outskirts attack and panic in government circles. Rebels aim to capture President Palma. Col. Albert, Gen. Loyas Del Castillo, and Gen. Gaus lead forces reinforced by deserting volunteers. Troops rush to suburbs as a quick dash into the city is expected.
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Gaus
Guerra
Asbert
Marching on Cienfuegos insurgent push reported
Scripps-McRae reports insurgent leader Guzman is said to have broken the armistice and moved on Cienfuegos. Loyalist volunteers have rallied to defend the city, and an attack on Cienfuegos is momentarily expected.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Guzman
Cienfougos
Rebel siege reported in Pinar Del Rio amid street fighting
Telegraph lines cut as Col. Alves forces are said surrounded in Pinar Del Rio. Reports from the city describe bitter street fighting between loyalists and insurgents with rebels attacking the town and communications disrupted.
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Serippa-McRay Preas Association
Tlavana
Clit
Alves
Pinar del Rio
Unassisted Triple Play Noted In New Bedford Game
In New Bedford Massachusetts on September 7 Firefighter Murch of the Manche fer teem in the New England Jerm made an unassisted triple play, one of only a few ever recorded. Johan and Coveney of the local team were involved as Coveney was forced at second, then the ball deflected to Murch to rob Coveney. Drohan reached second, and Maron touched second for the final out.
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Scrippas MeRar
New Bedford
Man
Firetbnaeman Murch
New England
Coveney
Drohan
Maron
Dozens Arrested in Mexico Uprising Plot
Washington September 5 Justice Department officials received a telegram from Marshal Daniels announcing the arrest of 40 Mexican residents of Arizona on charges of organizing an insurrection against the Mexican government. They will face a hearing in Douglas this afternoon.
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Scrippa
Divorced From Professor Rose After Three Years
Special to The Sum Chicago reports the wife of Prof Charles NM Rose once head of Cook County Normal acts won a divorce after three years apart. Mrs Goddard of Herley SD claimed a prior marriage to Frye. Frye, imprisoned for bleomy, was released after the divorce and, with Mrs Goddard, went to Hammond Ind to marry again, Illinois law forbids remarriage within a year.
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Chicago
Charles NM. Rose
Cook County Normal
Actons
Mra. Goddard
Herley
Frye
Goddard
Fidler Found Guilty in Pfeister Murder Trial
Special to The Fam reports Albert Fid ler found guilty of manslaughter in the murder of John Pfeister from a family feud incident five years ago. Nelson, his partner, remains serving a life sentence.
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Fidler
Redford
Ind
Albert Fidler
John Pfeister
Family Feud
Nelson
Offer to buy or sell terms appear in Sun column
The Sun plans a miscellaneous page note under Par Sule-Miccelinneous, listing ten words for 15 remy, indicating a barter style insert. No clear product or recipient specified.
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Sule
Remy
Jumped While Asleep Causes Injuries In Bloomington
Brief crash report states Wade dreaming of a bridge caused Stanley Skerd to lunge from a second story window in Bloomington. He broke his left arm and suffered serious bruising. Authorities describe the incident as an accident occurring during sleep.
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the Sam
Bloomington
Ind
Sepe
Wade
Stanley Skerd
German Priest Francis Wernz Elected Jesuit Leader
Rome Sept Father Francis Wernz a German priest and rector of the Gregorian University has been elected superior general of the Jesuit Order succeeding the late Father Marcin. Supported by German delegates to the congregation he is hailed as a victory for Kalzer Wilhelm born in Rotterttl Württemberg and rector of the Gregorian University since 1901.
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Scrippe-Meline Prees Association
Rome
Francis Wernz
Gregorian University
Dark Horse” Crndiate
Germany
Wilson Shoots Self in Home Resignation Linked
Charles F Wilson, connected with the Wisconsin Central railroad, resigned and shot himself at his Wemneatay home this morning. Ill health cited as the cause. The report notes whiskey consumption and vague references to local places and events surrounding the incident.
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Mr. Sher- Tick
Banking
Reynolds
Continental National Bank
Fourth Infantry
Michigan
Guy Soon
Eaxt
Ft. Renjanyn Harrison Tle
Sprint Valley Crossing
Kid Svee
Imus
Hie
Adjt
W. C. Boardman
Second
Winconah Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harris
Serppe-LeRae Preux Anaveini
Bonaparte
Naval Training Station
Great Laken
Little Minister
Leon Phipps
Angeles
Cal
Baltltt Wy C. Phipps
Misa Mary Allen
A.M. Fitch
Mr. Fitch
Denler
Indiana
Elmer Nichols
Alfree-ave
Arthur Rhodes
Wal Chase
James L. Brooks
Sherman Drive
Satheeli
Tarong
Helen Shugart
Ruth Royer
Frank P. O'Donnell
Elizabeth Mahe
Russett HE. Johnson
Margaret Haynes
Emma Bradley
Allen Vestal
Carl Bryant
Lucy Taldwell
Freda Tapp
David Greenwood
Steavens
Siegemelt Brow
Havana
William F. Mott
Mons
Day
Rohnert H. Taker
Minotwat
Cams Ky
Buralara
Mayllly
Hall
Anna Smock
Anna Terhune
Han
C. M. Graves
Martinayne
Smock
William Co. Smock
Indianapolia
Southport Baptist
Woodlawn
Hibernians
Marion County
Josephin Wall
A&e. North-et
Father Wernz
Wilson
Hinbelf
Bingaton
Stepetyeir
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