Seine Case Fails as Evidence Disappears Near Rushville
Deputy fish commissioners Newhouse and Clarke pursued a camp of men seining on Flat Rock river near Rushville. A large seine was seized but went missing from the mayor’s room when case was heard. Clevenger was arrested for unlawful seining. evidence collapse ends prosecution for now.
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John Newhouse
Ivey E. Clarke
Rush County
Newhouse
Sweeney
Deep Mock
Flat Rock River
Rushville
Seining
Fred Clevenger
Seine
Ac- Clevenger
Clarke
Width of Shelby Street Sparks Injunction Bid
An injunction suit may be filed to block Shelby street paving from Pleasant Run to Raymond street. Property owners allege unequal sidewalk to curb widths, misaligned street car tracks, and noncentered grades. Attorneys hold the trees and Ethan Lensmann, city officials cite past road conditions as cause. Buildings and merchants discuss action to challenge the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Street
Pleasant Run
Raymond Street
H J. Budenz
Henry Steinmetz
J. Tomamichael
Burnett & Lewis Company
Henry J. Lensmann
Cully
Insubordination Charge Leads to Firehouse Suspension
Charles McDonald of hose company No 17 Morris street and Madison avenue faced the Board of Public Safety yesterday morning on insubordination and conduct unbecoming a member. He was suspended three days after a charge preferred by Captain Pugh. Charles Kennedy will fill his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Morris Street
Madison Avenue
Board of Public Safety
Captain Pugh
Charles Kennedy
Boys Fight Arrest Near Indiana Avenue Bicycle Shop
Two youths, Trimpe and Lowe, stirred a crowd near a 540 Indiana Ave bicycle repair shop. They offered a wheel, bailed suspect, then fled as police arrived. One boy, Joseph Campbell, urchant charged with petit larceny assault and battery. the other suspect remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimpe
Lowe
Indiana Avenue
W. H. Baiten
Baxton
Tailors and Cutters Clash at Garment Workers Convention
The United Garment Workers meeting at Claypool Hotel erupted in loud exchanges as cutters and tailors argued over resolutions limiting cloth cutting, amid a broader push toward possible amalgamation of the two unions. Delegates expressed support and opposition, with talks of forming committees to unify Journeymen Tailors of America and United Garment Workers of America, while Chicago locals eyed jurisdiction changes. The session continued with plans for a committee and possible expansion of union strength, delaying final adjournment by days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Garment Workers
Claypool
Boston
New York
Socialist Party
Resolutions Committee
John B. Lennon
Journeymen Tailors of America
United Garment Workers of America
Journeymen Tailors
Pent
Garment Workers’ Union
Chicago
Chicago Garment Workers
White
Raymond Hobson Dies From Greensburg Fire Injuries
Raymond Hobson a Big Four fireman aged nineteen of 15 East Thirty fourth street died at St Vincent's Hospital from injuries suffered in a Greensburg blaze on Wednesday afternoon He lived with his parents on Thirty fourth street and formerly resided in Bloomingdale Undertaker Reynolds will convey the body to Bloomingdale tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hobson
Thirty-fourth Street
Greensburg
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bloomingdale
Reynolds
Barbers Welcome Klo Petzky and Fischer in City Reception
The Journeymen Barbers International Union of America hosted a reception for W. E. Klapetzy the general secretary and Jacob Fischer the organizer now based in Indianapolis after the headquarters moved from Cleveland to this city. Labor leaders spoke including Frank Duffy William Huber Edward Barry Edward Gould John Feltman and others as refreshments and entertainment followed. Klapetzy plans a California trip for health reasons with Fischer serving as acting secretary during his absence. The union headquarters remain in the Security Trust Building on East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journeymen Barbers’ International Union of America
W. E. Klapetzky
Jacob Fischer
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Charles Morgan
Frank Duffy
William Huber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Edward Barry
Central Labor Union
Edward Gould
John Feltman
Klapetzky
Klapetzy
California
Fischer
Security Trust
East Market Street
Parade marshal faces swell unions for Labor Day march
George Gordon, grand marshal, and aides met in the Union block to plan the Labor Day parade. The rapid growth in unions means several days of arranging the form and allocations. Officials will release details after Sunday morning meeting. six hundred in line plus a Shelbyville delegation of two hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
Shelbyville
Kahn Tailoring Company Employed Vote On Unionizing
About sixty employees of the Kahn Tailoring Company attended a meeting of the Tailors Mutual Aid Society to consider unionizing the shop. The organizing effort faces discharges from past attempts, with Henry Kahn silent on his stance. organizers hope to form a union without extreme action, but plan possible listing on the Garment Workers of America's unfair list if resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn Tailoring Company
Tailors’ Mutual Aid Society
United Garment Workers
Morrison's Hall
Kahn Company
Committee of the
Mutual Aid
Robert Noren
W. A. Olivey
Charles V. Peterson
J. C. Reed
Chicago
Kahn
Henry Kahn
Mutual Aid Committee
Charles Peterson
Garment Workers of America
Neighbors allege foul play in Mrs. Jack Tyndall death
Coroner H G Tatewiler opened an inquiry into the death of Mrs. Jack Tyndall of Nineteenth street near Sheldon, summoned roughly six witnesses including her husband, with rumors alleging prior quarrels and a kick to the stomach that may have caused death. The physician said she suffered catarrh and vomiting before dying, leaving unclear evidence of injuries.
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H. G. Tatewiler
John Tyndall
Nineteenth Street
Sheldon Street
Tutewiler
Tyndalls
Tyndall
J. C. Stephenson
Jack
Roommate theft leads to arrest for grand larceny
Harry Redd of 1187 Arbor Avenue was arrested by Detectives Haley and Kinney and charged with grand larceny after allegedly stealing a watch from roommate Hayes Hollery and pawning it on Kingston Street. The watch was recovered from the pawnshop yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Redd
Arbor Avenue
Haley and Kinney
Hayes Hollery
Kington Street
Death of Lieut Ralph Miller Ended Rapid Army Rise
From San Francisco reports the death of Lieut Ralph Miller Troop L Third Cavalry regular establishment. He died in the Presidio hospital of hepatic abscess after three months illness. Born Feb 7 1874 in New Ross Indiana, he moved to this city in 1883 and attended Shortridge High. He served in the Spanish American War and rose from sergeant to second lieutenant by 1901. His body to be sent to Indianapolis.
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San Francisco
Ralph Miller
Third Cavalry
Presidio Hospital
Miller
Timothy Miller
Prospect Street
Otto
Percy
Bessie
New Ross
Ind
Shortridge
Bowen- Merrill Company
Indiana
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Philippines
Luzon
Lipa
Manila
Shortridge High School
Thomas Cathro
Bryan's Indianapolis visit. buys blooded horse team
William Jennings Bryan spent a day in Indianapolis grinding editorial copy for the Commoner and visiting reporters. He reportedly purchased a team of chestnut carriage horses named Roosevelt and Pabst for about 1200, indicating a keen interest in horseflesh and a restrained visit to French Lick with plans to delay future engagements.
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W. J. Bryan
Indianapolis
Grand
Kern
Kern, Jr
Mr. Bryan
T. Taggart
French Lick
Mr. Taggart
Bryan
Indiana
Keach-Holtzman
Chicago
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Pabst
William Jennings Bryan
Charles Rose
Normal
Il. Word Was Received Today That Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt and Pabst
Raser
Mr. Raser
Teddy
Old Man's Misfortune and Diamonds Lost
An elderly Cincinnati man James Kelley aged sixty nine was found on Southeastern avenue and taken to City Hospital by Dr. Cunningham after two days outdoors. He said he was a boiler maker traveling to Danville Illinois and was cared for at Mrs. Stoners residence. Also note Mrs. David Hill from this city lost valuable diamonds at Burtlake Michigan resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelley
Cincinnati
City
Cunningham
Southeastern Avenue
Stoners
Danville
Diamonds Missing At English Hotel In Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Hill report loss of diamonds valued at 2.58 dollars left in a room at the English Hotel Indianapolis They offer a 275 dollar reward for recovery of the stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Indianapolis
North Meridian Street Residents Oppose Negro Sanatorium Plan
North Meridian Street residents vow to seek an injunction or council action to block a proposed negro sanatorium in the residence district. Reported purchases by several prominent African Americans between Ninth and Tenth streets spark intense local indignation. Louis Holweg says he does not know if residents will buy the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Meridian-street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Louis Holweg
Rail and customs briefs from Indianapolis notices
Lake Erie and Western passenger offers from Sandusky to Indianapolis with return trips priced 82 dollars and 13 to 15 dollars on other routes. Tickets sold August 21 with final ten day limit. Customs collected 579.78 on two cases of woolens from London paid by George Mannfeld & Sons of North Pennsylvania Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky, C
Marquette
Houghton
R. P, Algeo
London
England
George Mannfeld & Sons
Pennsylvania Street
Special excursion trains to Cincinnati and Terre Haute
Rail ads announce round trip fares from Indianapolis with 7:00 a.m. departures to Cincinnati and Terre Haute, returning at 7:00 p.m. Tickets sold at Union Station and East Washington Street offices. local fare applies to unticketed boarders. agents H M Bronson and A G P A oversee arrangements.
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Indianapolis
Decatur
Union Station
North Illinois Street
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencassle
Cail
East Washington St
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
No. 1
East Washington Street
M. Bronson
Washington St
Niagara Falls Excursion and Midwest Rail Specials
Atlantic City and Lake Shore routes offer twelve day return plans from Indianapolis with stops at Philadelphia Niagara Falls Lake Chautauqua and Sandusky. Special trains depart August 18 with D P A agents at 48 West Washington street Union Station and 23 South Illinois street. Michigan City and Rochester excursions listed with modest round trip fares. Feed your horses Janes Dustress Oats.
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Indianapolis
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Lake Chautauqua
Sandusky
A. H Sellars
South Illinois Street
Bert and
ST. Joseph
Fruit Belt OF Michigan
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph River
Silver Beach
Coney Island
Eastman’s Springs
Aueetay
Big Four Ation, Oe
Lew and
St. Union Station
Bronson
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Ts City
J. C. Sipe
North
Meridian St
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Rath
Carl L. Rost
Ilinois Street
Claypool Hotel
Ivey Camper
Rushvill
Wulschner
Terri
Klopetzky
Jack Tyndall
Tatewiler
Husband
Lieut. Miller
David Hill
Burtlake
Michigan
Sozopont
North Meridian
Negro Sanatorium
A. H. Sellars
MONON
Uncle Sam
Via
Pennsylvania Lines
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Atlantic City
N. J
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls Excursion
Michigan Central
Detroit
Canada
ALGEO
Michigan City
Rochester
Janes
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
R. P. King
Lemcke
Copurn Coal Company
Chris Bernhehr
Chautauqua Lake
North Michigan
Richmond
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Petos
Mackikeyan
Travers City
D. P. A. Pennsylvania Lines
Marquette, Mich
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Benton Harbor
O. K
Newton Claypool
Ohio St
Edward N. Perkins
Hattie L. Taylor
Ceeee li
GAR
WRC
Cal
Les A
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
J. H. Reed
L. &. Ayers & Co
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Boiceman
John S.tarrington
H. T. Conde Company
West Washington St
Rival Bicycles
Pickwick Bicycles
Ben-Hur Bicycles
Robert J. Douglass
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware
New York St
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