Suit 10 Mandate Mayor Hoy Over Buchanan Seat
Mortimer Buchanan sues in circuit court seeking a mandate against Mayor John H Hoy to recognize him as a council member. The complaint argues Buchanan was legally elected and entitled to the seat despite disputed votes and eligibility issues raised by R Daily and Roscoe Bratton.
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Mortimer Buchanan
John Jr. Hoy
Momen
Roscoe Hratton
R. Daily
William Means
Buchanan
Buchanan Has Been Able To Bir the Ofice of Council
Kaily
Daily
Dairy
City Election Board
Bratton Andlay
Targe
Les
Hoy
Lebanon
Mandate
Medical Association Resolution Opposes Pure Food Bill
June 1 packingtown congressmen and medical leaders report strong opposition to the pure food bill. The American Medical Association adopted unanimously resolutions and a report criticizing federal action, citing public health concerns and harsh conditions in Chicago packing and urging caution before passage.
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Packingtown Con
Haring
House of Deleies
American Medical Asia
Automobile Fatality Kills Mass Farmer June Frank
In Wollensten Massachusetts a farmer named June Frank was killed this afternoon by an automobile. The driver, identified as BA Robinson, was arrested at the scene.
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Wollensten
Mass
Frank
Robinson
Bo A
Coburn Named U S Senator to Succeed Burton in Kansas
Governor Hoch appointed Foster Dwight Coburn United States senator to replace Joseph R. Burton after his resignation. Coburn, born in Jefferson County Wisconsin in 1846, is a farmer and former head of Kansas agriculture, viewed as nonaligned in the Republican factions and highly popular. He may enter the race due to his broad appeal, with projections of boosting Republican votes in November.
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Toreka
Kan
Hoch
Foster Dwight Coburn
United States
Joseph R. Burton
Coburn
Morton
Kansas
Leket
Senator Coburn
Jeterson County
Wisconsin
Kansas Agricultural Department
Defeat for Salvadoran rebels at Guatemalan border
Washington reports the revolutionary movement across the Salvador border into Guatemala has been utterly defeated by Guatemalan troops at Asunsion Mito with no reversals. An American dispatch from Guatemala City cautions the situation worsened with another band of rebels entering the country.
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Salvador
Guatemala
Asunsion Mito
Nut
Combs
Guatemala City
State Department
Singing of Men Helps Isthmian Canal Work
June 5 report from Wasnietos notes music boosts efficiency on canal digging. West Indian laborers sing while they work and bosses who lead choruses inspire greater output. Some bosses improvise songs to energize crews, with “Down, men, down” and “Yo, heave, ho” cited as effective refrains. Government projects reportedly adopting singing to improve sagging labor. Burson of Poann, Ind., a Murdie University junior, fatally shot himself after years of boll-related pain.
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Canal Zone
Istancer
Laraverre
Ind
Dune
Hmarey
Burson
Poann
Int
Murdie University
Two More Change of Venue Cases Filed in Boone Circuit
Two more damage suits were filed in Boone circuit court today seeking 25000 from Wholesale Grocery Firm and 4000 from a Gas Company. One case lists James Gillaspy as plaintiff and M O Conner Co as defendant. Damages sought.
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Boone Circuit Court
Marion
James
Gillaspy
M. O Conner Co
Freeman arson trial opened amid church feud in Danville
John W. Kern for defense argued Dissensions split Montgomery Chapel Church two or three years before Rev Freeman's charge. He claimed the fire was caused by a faction member or a faulty stove. Defense witnesses Schell Thompson Hatley will counter witness Ratliff's testimony.
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EB. M. Freeman
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Old Montgomery Chapel
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Kern
EB. A. Schell
George M.thompson
Marion Hatley
Charles Ratliff
Automobile Party Assault Injures Whiting Mayor
A vicious attack struck an automobile party near Hammonp Indiana on June 5 injuring William Warwick mayor of Whiting and superintendent of the Standard Oil works. The unnamed assailants chased the group and used a whip in the assault causing injuries. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Hammonp
Ind
William Warwick
Whiting
Standard Oil Works
Injuries Sought Over Elevator Accident and Gas Contract
In Indianapolis two suits arise from a 1905 freight elevator incident and a 1893 gas contract dispute. The first case contends negligence for a cable hoist failure that injured a worker loading salt, seeking $25,000. The second alleges Indianapolis Gas Co failed to complete planned connections to 332 lots, after paying for 46 connections, and claims breach as mains were dug up.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Co
Margaret Brace
James A
Margaret Finnee
Sngagello
Board of Review schedules hearings in annual session
The county board of review met for a thirty day term with members including Homer Dale Jr F Simmons Chorge C Shirley William Hicks and Albert N Johnson Hearings were set for townships and corporations on specific June dates in a schedule covering Marion Clinton Sugar Creek Thorntown Washington Jefferson Center Lebanon Volon Perry Eagle Zionsville Jackson James town Advance Harrison Worth and more A pair of assailants believed to be telegraph linemen escaped arrest after assaulting two women including Mrs Warwick and Mrs Gray during a car ride Mayor Warwick intervened and injured assailant before authorities and others returned home in Hammond Whiting and Frankfort news mention a large white owl killed near Camden measuring 4 feet 5 inches with 2 inch claws.
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Homer Dale
Jr. F. Simmons
Chorge C. Shirley
William Hicks
Albert N. Johnson
Marion
Clinton
Sugar Creek
Thorntown
Washington and Jefferson
Center
Ad Lebanon
Volon and
Perry
Eagle
Zionsville
Jackson
Jamestown
Advance
Harrison and Worth
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s League Games
Results from the Amosivan Association in Indianapolis show Louisville 6 to 7, St Paul 11 to 5 over Milwaukee, Kansas City 3 to 2 over Minneapolis, Toledo 5 to 2 over Columbus. National League New York 0, Philadelphia 6. American League Boston 4, Cleveland 5. Chicago 2, Philadelphia 3. Detroit 4, Washington 4. New York 1, St Louis 4.
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Ameiivan Association
Indianapolis
Louisvile
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Phitelphia
Dekrotty Hay Washington
St Louis
Milk Test Shows Stoops and Davis Dairy Safe
An analysis of milk from Stoops and Davis shows it is wholesome. Indiana State Board of Health found Stoops milk had about 71,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, high but not abnormal for non refrigerant storage. Davis milk contained fewer bacteria. Knox Dairy butter showed no pus cells or tubercle bacilli and otherwise normal bacteriological contents.
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Stoops
Davis
Guy A. Schultz
Local Health Board
Indiana State Board of Health
Knox
Superintendent of
Laboratory of Hygiene
John C. New Dead in Indianapolis at 75
John C. New died at his home on North Pennsylvania Street after a liver disease. Born in Jennings County in 1831, he graduated Bethany College in 1862, served as quartermaster general at the Civil War start, was Marion County State Senator in 1862, United States treasurer in 1875, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in 1882, and consul general to London in 1888. He also published the old Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianavents
Tod
John U. New
North
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. New
Jennings County
Ind
Bethany College
Virginia
Marion County
United States
Treasury
London
Indianapolis
Water Well Gushes 60 Feet High at Park Stephenson Residence
A water well being drilled at Park Stephenson's home on the town's south edge erupted into a gusher this morning. By 1130 the drill at about 255 feet released water and sand to an estimated sixty feet high, overflowing the yard and covering the side of the house. Attempts to stop the flow were initially futile but later succeeded. It is believed a large gas pocket may have been struck, similar to a previous incident at the water works plant last year.
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Park Stephenson
Stephenson
Water Works
Band Concert Program and Local Fatal Runaway
Band concert program lists Mareh The Mandator and several pieces with performers from Windermere and nearby towns. In a separate report, Herman Wolfe, a farmer south of the city, was killed in a runaway when his horses were frightened by an automobile that sped away without aiding the injured man.
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Mareh
Soto
Windermere
Laurendean Reng
Omer—Niobe
Casey Walte
Nymphin
Holewann Poptier
Gall
Morrison
Militia Guarded Smithfield as Strikers Remain Peaceful
Two detachments of Ohio National Guard reached Smithfield four miles from Bradley early today under Major General Speaks and Colonels Ammel and Vollrath. The militiamen moved to Bradley and camped in Plum Run, Bradley, Dillonvale and coal regions Subdistrict No. 5. No disorder followed, and with the troops in place peace was expected to be restored. Strikers passed by without demonstration.
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Reigna
Plum Rao
Bradley
Dillonvale
No. 5
Judge Artman sustains State demurrer in Daily case
The Indianapolis News notes Judge S. Ro Artman sustained the State demurrer to Daily's answer in the Daily versus Shirley case. Daily may add a new paragraph, risking another demurrer. The ruling focused on the departmental construction paragraph about taking fees from taxes, a point the attorney general’s deputy Hadley calls crucial. The case involves Henderson and a claim over $100,000, with Daily's side arguing the prior denial should not shield a defense. The next step lies with Daily's attorneys as they proceed toward trial on the issues.
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Indianapolis
CG. CO
J. O. Henderson
Smity
Henderson
CO. C. Hadley
Oregon Race Shows Chamberlain Ahead for Governor
Early returns from Pomrrawn Oregon indicate Governor George E. Chamberlain a Democratic reelection favorite with James Wythecombe a Republican challenger. Jonathan Bourne Jr. looks to secure the Republican US Senate nomination over incumbent John M Gearin. Congressional races show Republicans slightly leading based on scant returns.
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George E. Chamberlain
James Wythecombe
Jonathan Bourne Jr
United States
John M. Gearin
Senator Beveridge Illness Reported in Washington
Senator Beveridge of Indiana is reported to be suffering from an indisposition caused by stomach trouble while in Washington on June 6. The brief bulletin notes he is not seriously ill and receiving care as needed.
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Wasttinwbon
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
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Tropics
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Danvitce
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Ment
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Uncle Sam
the Board OF Review
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John
Mills
Camden
State Board of Health
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John C. New Dead
Indiana Statesman
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Jane 5
Herman
Wolfe
Smithfield
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