Jury Impossible In Morgan County Fish Warden Case
Deputy Fish and Game Warden and Justice Baker faced a jury impasse after forty Morgan County farmers were questioned about seine violations at Nelson Pennington and Milburn homes near Martinsville. Pennington and Milburn pled guilty, Milburn fined $10 plus costs, bond posted. Also noted is an Emmet centenary event by Irish citizens at McCourt Hall on Sunday at 2 pm to honor Robert Emmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newhouse
Nelson Pennington
Martinsville
Morgan
Milburn
Baker
Rand
Morgan County
Indiana county institute instructors to meet at statehouse
State Superintendent F A Cotton calls all Indiana county institute instructors to a three part meeting at the Statehouse Supreme Court room Friday and Saturday this week. The program covers timing scope and methods for improving county institutes and plans for a permanent instructor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cotton
Indiana County Institute
Supreme Court Room
Statehouse
Cotton
State Department of Public Instruction
State Teachers’ Association
Andrew Stephenson
J. W. Carr
F. M. Stalker
R. J. Aley
County Institute
Indiana Institute
J. A. Kinnaman
J. W
Carr
Eloped Couple Wed Secretly in Cincinnati
George L. Lehman and Elizabeth Schmidt married secretly in Cincinnati on June 28 after eloping from 1015 North Alabama. Elizabeth becomes Mrs Lehman, shocking Schmidt parents who soon forgive them as they plan to set up housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Lehman
Elizabeth Schmidt
North
Alabama Street
Charles L. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Panhandle
Lehman
Mrs. Lehman
Sassy melon peddler strikes woman in street
Charles Middaugh, a melon peddler, assaulted Mrs. Ruth Collins at 518 East Court yesterday afternoon, striking her in the face and knocking her down. Bicycle patrol responded, Middaugh fled, leaving his wagon and melons. officers secured his gear as bond for appearance. New pianos at Wulschner's from $16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Middaugh
Ruth Collins
East Court Street
Simon and
Morgan
Middaugh
Fon
Photographers Association Set for Key Convention Session
The national Photographers Association of America holds a major session today with nominating committee reports, officer elections, and discussion of next meeting city. C. R. Reeves is tipped for president, J. E. Giffin as first VP, and F. R. Barrows and George C. Holloway likely renominated. The by law amendment to include manufacturers and dealers in city selection will be debated plus potential permanent art salon at Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Deardorf
Chicago
Lucius W. Hitchcock
Buffalo
Mr. Hart
The
Eastman Company
James Inglis
Photographers’ Association of America
Winona
C. R. Reeves
Anderson
J. E. Giffin
Wheeling
W. Va
F. R. Barrows
Boston
George C. Holloway
Terre Haute
St. Louis
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Detroit
Niagara Falls
National Association
Indiana Association
George K. J. Parrot
Fort Wayne
W. E. Wilmer
Crown Point
J. A. Burgholtzer
Washington
W. B. Hardy
Frankfort
George Houser
Warsaw
Burgholtzer
Fair Bank
Indianapolis
Tramps in County Jails Alarm State Board Critique
Secretary Butler of the State Board of Charities criticizes sheriffs for using county jails as boarding houses for tramps. He notes that in Laporte County 443 of 448 housed tramps were freed the day after incarceration. Attorney General Miller clarifies jail release rules and sheriff compensation, capping pay to actual days and meals served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
State Board of Charities
Laporte
Vicinny
Miller
neenOrsty
Board of Prisoners
Indiana Incorporates Two Firms With Local Tie Ins
The Daniel Boone Gas and Oil Company of Muncie and another firm were incorporated yesterday with capital stock $10,000. The filings list Indiana as the home state and show standard corporate details for a nascent enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone Gas and Oil Company
Muncie
Incorpora
Mecca State Bank Capital Update And Local Incorporations
The Mecca State Bank reported that half of its capital stock has been paid in amounting to $16,200. Incorporators listed include F. D. Miller C. B. Miller and Nellie Horoho for a medicinal and cosmetic company in Wright R. H. Manshower and Hunter Dyas Mrs. Cora B. Miller Company Koko mo. Elkhart Prairie Cemetery Association trustees named C. P. Yoder D. J. Johns David Yentz Edward Yoder and Silas Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws de Wright
R. H. Manshower
Hunter
Dyas
Cora B. Miller
Kokomo
F. D. Miller
Cc. B. Miller
Nellie Horoho
Elkhart Prairie Cemetery Association
C. P. Yoder
D. J. Johns
David Yentz
Edward Yoder
Silas Yoder
Mecca State Bank
Crying Child Reunited With Father At Police Station
Five year old Charlie Cave wandered the streets for hours after separating from his father on Madison Avenue. A patrolman found him, cleaned him up, and took him to the station where the reunified family arrived later as Mr. Cave explained he had searched since noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cave
Madison Avenue
Mr. Cave
Godly preachers hold annual meeting at Acton Park
Acton Park hosts the Congress of Preachers and Lay Officials with sessions led by Dr. Wilbur F. Sheridan and other ministers. Talks cover The Sunday Night Service, laymen needed for the times, and business topics, with programs for young people and a Gen. Ballington Booth lecture. Friday features old folks day and a Seneff Ladies Military Band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Congress of Preachers
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Dc. F. Coffin
Harry Whitcomb
Dr. Sheridan
T. K. Willis
Kummer
Sheridan
Seneff
Ladies’ Military Band
Young girls sentenced after court tears at jail
Ethel Pollard aged 14 Leona Pfiffer aged 16 and Lulu Astry 14 were committed to the Industrial School for Girls by Judge Stubbs of the Juvenile Court after being arrested for frequenting winerooms. Tears turned to laughter as they mocked the sentence and planned a “fine old time” on release. Mothers attended as guardians expressed mixed grief and resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Pollard
Prospect Street
Leona Pfiffer
Garfield Place
Lulu Astry
North
Laurel Street
Industrial School
Stubbs
Griswold's
South Illinois Street
Union Station
Taffe
Police Department
Retail Clerks Favor Employers, No Action on Saturday Half Holiday
At Morrison's Hall the Retail Clerks' International Protective Association discussed the Saturday half holiday move by dry goods clerks. The association took no action, stating it serves broader interests and that dry goods clerks, unorganized and nonunion, must lead the fight themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Association
Organized Labor
Retail clerks split over union push on dry goods
The movement stalls as dry goods clerks refuse to join the union. The retail clerks organization mainly represents clothing and furnishing store workers, many women, who say their policy bars backing unorganized labor. They argue Saturday trade makes union support impractical for dry goods shops.
Hendricks Block Sold to McCulloch for 100000
George F. McCulloch purchases the Hendricks block at Market and Circle from Mrs. Hendricks for 100000 in ten annual installments. The Star plans to occupy the building, with the Iroquois Hotel and Morton Hotel on the block. Krause owns both hotels and will consolidate the Iroquois with Morton and expand Morton by two stories, owned by Arthur Newby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Market Street
Circle
Journal
Thomas A. Hendricks
George F. McCulloch
Star
Ohio Street
Iroquois
Morton
J. Edward Krause
Arthur Newby
Dowie Becomes U S Citizen After Renouncing Britain
John Alexander Dowie, leader of the Christian Catholic Church, was made a United States citizen today after renouncing allegiance to the Crown before the Superior Court. He completed the naturalization process in Chicago on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
United States
Rail and steamboat excursion notices from Indianapolis papers
Advertises various travel deals including Madison and Return 1.25, Monon Route, Lake Erie & Western lines, and Big Four Route Exursions. Details routes to Cincinnati Rochester Terre Haute Niagara Yellowstone Pacific Coast and Petoskey moonlight trips with specific dates, times, and return limits.
North Michigan Summer Resorts by Pennsylvania Lines
The Northland Limited with through sleeping cars departs Indianan home daily at 6 50 p m over the old route via Richmond and G R I Railway The Fishing Line Reservations and agents or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northland Limited
Indianapolis
Richmond
G. R. & 1. Railway
Weekend Excursions From Indianapolis to Niagara Falls and More
Friday August 14 the Pennsylvania lines offer a personally conducted trip to Niagara Falls with through sleepers and coaches from Indianapolis at 6 50 p m returning in twelve days. Route via Columbus Cambridge Springs Lake Chautauqua and Erie Railroad with side trips to Toronto Montreal and other points. Stopovers at Lakewood Jamestown and Cambridge Springs. Reduced fares from other points. Also weekday and weekend specials to Michigan City Atlantic City Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne return with similar through service and twelve day return limits. For details contact agents or W W Richardson or A H Sellars in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Niagara Falls
Columbus
C. A
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. S. Ayres@ Co
Indiana
Bstske
East
Washington Street
Adger Furniture Co
Louisville
Robert Emmet
Ireland
McCunt Hall
Samuel Inn
Maurice Donnelly
Cornelius Kelly
John Carroll
Neil Lenaghan
Michael Young
Charlies Middaugh
Wulschner
Industrial School For Girls
Protective Association
Madison and
Return
Madison
Ohio River
Los Angeles
Rolland
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
R. P. Algeo
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Rochester
Petoskey
Carson & Lennox Music Store
Vandalia Line
Greencastle
Rushville
Connersville
Hiron
North Michigan
Pennsylvania
Via
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Atlantic City
N. J
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Lake Chautauqua
A. H. Sellars
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
H. M. Bronson
Janes
Capital Rasor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Alemisam and Brass Castings
Pioneer Brass Works
Penn. St
William M. Bird
Monument Place
Densmore
Densmore Typewriter CO
E. Market St
Grant H. Clay
M. D
New York Dental Company
N. Hilinois #t
N. E
R. P. King
Lemcke
Columbian Relief Fund
Stevenson Ridg
ES Ghe
Dewenter
Coburn Coal Company
R Ok
India
Harbor Point
Mackinac
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Big Four
No. 1
East Washington Street
Yellowstone Park
Union Sta
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Ellington
Hamilton Pianos
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania ST. Manufacturers
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
UNION
Excelsior
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
St. and
L. E
W.R.R
Ohio Jackson
White
Meridias Street
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Ben-Hur
Rambler
J. Douglass
Massachusetts Ave
East Ohio St
Sam
A. J. Johr
W. H. Roll’s Sons
E. Washington ST
Joes F Steen
Wasmixeron
O.c. WM
Hall
H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
Ee Car
Talking Machine
Talks Machines and
Columbia Phonograph CO
Claypool Hotel
Hsellers
Lombard Building
Stevenson
Carter
West
Washington St
Steinway
Pearson’s
Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Stella V. Rogers
Optician
DiMnois St
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