Arddwds Gage to Return to Probate Court Case
Judge Artman announced he would certify the Rhodius case back to the Indianapolis Probate Court and delay a formal order while several questions are settled. The issue includes approving attorney fees. Miller vs Miller divorce proceedings concluded evidence last Saturday and the judge reserved judgment. In Wilbur Campbell vs Indianapolis Northwestern Traction Co. the court awarded the plaintiff $40 and costs.
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Artman
Indianapolis
J. St. Ball
W. J. Williams
Wilteases Cai
Mark D. Miller
Addie Miller
Wilbur Campbell
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co
Judge Artman to Be Subpoenaed in Kidnapping Inquiry
In Indiana, a Boone county judge from Lebanon faces a grand jury subpoena over the Rhodius case and alleged kidnapping of a wealthy Indianapolis man. Prosecutor Hooton forwarded the order to the sheriff for service. Artman is to appear tomorrow.
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Artman
Lebanon
Boone County
Indianapolis
Rima Dare
Hooton
Quill
Sherif
Hotel night clerk resigns amid kidnap conspiracy claim
Wilam Davis, night clerk at Circle Park Hotel in Ispianarouis Indiana, resigns after Judge Artman finds him part of a plot with Judge Whallon and Cass Connaway to kidnap George Rhodius. Since Rhodius and Eima Dare went to Louisville, Davis and hotel head Werner Amiet have barely spoken, their talks limited to weather and greetings, with no business discussed per Davis.
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Wilam Davis
Circle Park Hotel
Artman
Whallon
Cass Connaway
George Rhodius
Rhodius
Eima Dare
Louisville
Davia
Werner Amiet
Davis
Elder-Durham Wedding at Central Christian Church
James Durham and Ralea May Durham were married Saturday evening at 5 o'clock at Central Christian Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. L. E. Brown in a solemn service.
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Central Christian Church
James $. Elder
Ralea May Durham
L. E. Brown
Ing
Lawrence Ross Hosts Birthday Celebration
A group of friends gathered at Lawrence Ross's home at the corner of North and East streets to celebrate his twenty second birthday anniversary. They enjoyed a luncheon of fruit ice cream and cake and a delightful time was had by all.
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Lawrence Ross
East Streets
Mob Fireman and Cop Shield Teen From Rampaging Crowd
In Indianapolis on June 10 an 18-year-old Black youth named James Hicks was saved from a mob after throwing a stone at a streetcar wounded two women. Patrolman Green Hagerman and Capt. Halleck H. Fraitt kept the crowd at bay as Hicks sought refuge in a house on Twenty first street and Schurmann avenue, with a hand to hand struggle occurring when the mob realized the mistake.
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Inpianapolis
Ind
Green Hagerman
Halleck H. Fraitt
James Hicks
Hicks
Fatality at Shelbyville plant in fly wheel burst
William Ballard, 36, engineer at the Shelbyville Water and Light plant, was killed at 1 AM when a thirty-foot fly wheel burst. The wheel wrecked the plant, one boiler battery failed, and the city lost power and water pressure. A piece of the wheel was recovered in a nearby ditch.
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Sneteyvitty
Ind
William Ballard
Shelbyville Water and Light Company
O'Cock
Ballard
FAVORS INCREASE IN CENTRAL INDIANA REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENTS
Napresville Indiana June 10 John Wingate member of the State Board of Tax Commissioners urged the local Board of Review to raise real estate assessments in most central Indiana counties by about 20 percent He argued that counties where land has been selling at 100 to 125 per acre since the last appraisal four years ago should adjust upward He said the State Board will likely have to settle the issue and foresees substantial trouble in the adjustment process.
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Wingate
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Local Board of Review
Indiana
President Roosevelt Opens Georgia Building at Exposition Day
President Roosevelt arrived in Norfolk on the Government yacht for Exposition Day duties. He reviewed naval and military forces, visited the negro exhibit, and spoke at Bulloch Hall to a large crowd after addressing the National convention and opening the Georgia building.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Georgia
Aso
Bulloch Hall
Georgia State Building
Children Day Exercises at Presbyterian Church Delight Crowd
The children's Day exercises at the Presbyterian church last night were enjoyed by many. The varied program featured several young participants who acquitted themselves creditably in a well received display.
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Presbyterian Church
Lange Andleres
Foreclosures on Gas Properties by U S Court
Four decrees foreclosing gas properties in Indiana and Ohio, totaling nearly 6 million dollars, were entered in the United States Circuit Court at Indianapolis. Attorneys Taylor Woods and Wilson filed for Central Trust Company of New York. The move targets insolvent gas interests, with assurance that interested men will not be embarrassed by the decree.
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Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Taylor, Woods and Wilson
Central Trust Company of
New York
Lawsuit Filed in Boone Circuit Court for $200000 Damages
The case of Roger R Shiel and Richard P Reeves against Belt Railroad and Stockyards Co Indiana National Bank and Kingan Co was called for trial this morning in Boone Circuit Court after a change of venue from Marion Trial to be conducted by Judge without a jury with many lawyers present.
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Roger R.shiel
Richard P. Reeves
The
Belt Railroad & Stockyards Co
Indiana
Foreclosures Loom Over Indiana Gas Firms After Natural Gas Losses
Decrees foreclose property of Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Co and three other Indiana gas companies. Total mortgage deficit borne by bondholders, with no payments for materials or labor. Foreclosures stem from death of natural gas in northern and central Indiana. Foreclosed property of Logansport firm valued at 1.496 million dollars, including plants in Logansport Wabash Peru Decatur Summerset Geneva Berne Munroe and more. Central station near Peru to manufacture and pipe artificial gas to Peru Logansport and Wabash amid wide insolvencies. Losses total in the millions but allocated to shield individual bondholders from ruin.
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Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Company
Lafayette Gas Company
Indiana Natural and Iluminating Gas Company
Ohio and Indiana Consolidated Natural Gas Company
Peru
Logansport
Wabash
Saloon Guarded as Parker Fears Vengeance Fire Threat
Parker Colorado endures round the clock guard after a shooting at a saloon led to injuries and fears of arson. Soldiers from Fort Logan patrol main streets while townspeople reel in terror. Legal action claims a business-destroying conspiracy with plaintiffs and defendants represented by listed attorneys. trial progresses without a jury this week.
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Parker
Colo
Lb. J. Lambert
Ft. Logan
Lambert
J County
Judge Herron
John W. Kern
Remy & Berryhill
S. M. Ralston
Miller, Shirley & Miller
Morris & Newberg
Charles Coffin
Higgins & Holloman
Terhune & Adney
Minor court affidavit cites Wilber Hall for intoxication
An affidavit filed in Squire Trowbridge's court charges Wilber Hall with intoxication at an ice cream supper held at No 19 schoolhouse in Mechanicnburg. He was arrested and posted bond for appearance at 8 a m Thursday.
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Squire Trowbridge
Wilber Hall
Mechanicnburg
Memorial Day at Tippecanoe Battle Ground Observance
Memorial exercises will be held Sunday June 16 at Tippe rance Battle Ground to honor those who fell in the battle and mention of a 025,000 appropriation secured from Congress and the Legislature.
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Tipperance Battle Ground
Congress
Legislature
Harrison's Rise from Reporter to Major Newspaper Boss
John Harrison of the Commercial News in Danville is lauded for tenaciously building a local media empire. From a lowly Indianapolis reporter to owning and consolidating papers with a $150,000 property, he now dominates Danville journalism and holds prison board leadership in Joliet, with future plans including an engraving plant.
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John Hi ‘Harrison
Commercial News
Indianapolis
Corey
Steel Trust
Danville
Commercial
News
Lst
Ilsucs
Chicago
Feild
Cannon
Illinois
Board of Commissioners
Joliet Penitentiary
Harrison
Lebanon
Ind
Thomas J. Harrison
Benjamin F. McKey
Runaway horse and buggy injure Woods near courthouse yard
A Sunday evening incident northeast of the city saw William Woods forcefully ride a horse to a new bogey in an alley behind Adams harness shop. The horse bolted toward the crossing, striking a rack near the courthouse yard. Woods was thrown into the yard with minor scratches. the horse and buggy sustained damage but no serious injuries.
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William Woods
Adams’ Harness Shop
Court House Yard
Woods
Mr. Woods
Married Sunday wedding of Cartwright and Edens
The Rev Demetrius Tillotson officiated at 3 PM yesterday for Herbert Cartwright and Blanche Edens. The ceremony was at the Edens home 811 Broadway Indianapolis. Cartwright lives in Charlevoix Michigan and Blanche Edens is well known locally where she previously resided.
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Demetrius Tillotson
Herbert Cartwright
Blanche Edens
EB. Hr. Edens
Broadway
Indianapolis
Cartwright
Charlevoix
Souvenir Card Vendor Fined in Indianapolis Case
An Indianapolis souvenir card vendor was fined 25 for displaying obscene postal cards. He appeared in court where authorities urged him to draw a line to be decent, emphasizing the need for appropriate material.
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Indianapolis
Three Deaths Noted in Local Homes Rages On
Mrs. Mary Beasley 80, widow of William S Beasley, dies of pneumonia at Lebanon. Mrs. Sarah A Dyson, 57, of 12 Hamilton Street Whitestown, dies of nephritis. widow of Evan Dyson. funeral Tuesday. Mrs. Mary J Campbell, 58, of South Kash Street, dies of consumption. funeral Tuesday at Hopewell. Surviving children and siblings listed. multiple relatives in Kentucky and nearby counties.
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Sarah A. Dyson
Hamilton Street
Dyson
Harrison County
Whitestown
Evan Dyson
Mollie Holden
Parker
Joseph Holden
Methodise
John Bates
Jones’ Cemetery
Mary J. Campbell
South Kash Street
Campbell
Nicholas County
Kentucky
Robert M. Campbell
Flora Miller
Walter
Charles
Richard
Wilbur
Jessie
Clarence
Robert
E. M
John W
Samuel
Thomas Shannon
Tha Methodist Church
Bethel
Hopewell
D. Banta
Hopewell Cemetery
Mary Beasley
Owen County
Pheamonia
William Heasley
Elvessa Beasley
Indianapolis
Charles Beasley
Anna Beasley
Bartholomew
Thomas Hamilton
Shelbyville
Baptist Church of Lebanon
Lafayette’ Avenue
A. TL. Allen
Center Cemetery
Tragedy at Vandalia Rail Yard: Time Keeper Killed
Inpranatoris Indiana June 10 Vanceunt a Vandalia camp time keeper near Eagle creek west of Inpranatoris was struck by a fast Vandalia train entering the city. He died instantly with most bones broken and his body hurled fifty feet. The corpse was moved to Union station and morgue awaiting coroner inquiry. He was about twenty nine and from Pt Ark.
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Union Station
Eity Morgue
Hunt
Pt Ark
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