Captain Allen Desires State Office Change
The Statehouse learned Captain David F. Allen of Frankfort seeks to fill the Secretary of State vacancy caused by Union B. Hunt leaving after his second term. Local politics anticipate Neal of Lebanon will move to Sak, leaving the Ninth district Democratic post to Mike Allen of Delphi as Allen’s probable successor.
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David F. Allen
Frankfort
Statehouse
Secretary of State
Union B. Hunt
Charlies F. 8
Indiana
Neal
Mike” Allen
Delphi
Captain Allen
Allen
Philippines
Landis
Calin Allen
Rank
Chicago
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Charter Case Brief Filed in Supreme Court
The State appeals in the Fort Wayne charter case over a municipal judge appointment. Judge Dreibelbiss’s lawyers challenge Louttit’s election and seek mandamus to vacate, arguing the legislature may choose appointive or elective offices and that no valid pay court existed at the time of Louttit’s election. The brief cites Governor Durbin’s appointment and asserts the governor’s power to appoint.
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Fort Wayne
Robert B. Dreibelbiss
Benny C. Berghoff
City of
Supreme Court
Dreibelbiss
J. B. Harper
Robert 8. Taylor
Vesey @ Heaton
W. & E. Leonard
Durbin
W. Louttit
Louttit
Dretbelbiss
Allerit
Judge Aa
Elient
Gone
Monument to Lawton at courthouse grounds site chosen
The Lawton Monument Commission met in the Governor's office and chose the west side of the courthouse grounds for the memorial honoring the Indiana soldier. Funding has risen to nearly 5000 dollars with bronze from captured cannon. Governor Durbin and Evans Woollen urged Marion County to grant rights and approve a 2000 dollar contribution toward the project with placement at the west entrance.
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Lawton
Indiana
Wton
Philippine Islands
University Park
Durbin
Evans Woollen
Marion County
A Parade of Canoes at Broad Ripple Evening
Aquatic Club plans a lantern canoe parade tomorrow night at 9 on the river at Broad Ripple. Each member with a canoe decorates and joins the float. The houseboat and western river area will feature the display as the club eyes larger accommodations next year. New pianos also advertised at Wulschner’s.
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Aquatic Club
Broad Ripple
Havelick
Ultimatum on Jeffersonville marriage licenses survey
Attorney General Taylor issues a firm demand to stop unlawful license grants in Jeffersonville or face action under Indiana’s 186? law on county officers. He will handle replies via deputies Moore and Hachey while courts in Floyd County await conformity, amid colorful local accounts of Gretna Green style weddings and magistrates known for quirky ceremonies and fee-driven rulings.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
Taylor
Gretna Green
Denver
American Bar Association
Clerk Carr
Floyd County
Carr
Moore and
Hachey
Louisville Courier-Journal
Gretna Green-Jeffersonville
St. Clerk
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Auey
B. T. Nixon
Squire
Magistrate House
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Squire House
Trouble on Oak Hill: disputes lead to weapons and court
Everett Artist a colored merchant on Oak Hill was fined in Justice Stout's Court for drawing a revolver on Rev. John F. Boyle colored whose son runs a shop nearby. Boyle and son face provoke charges. Boyle, a preacher, challenged Artist to shoot but no shot was fired. The fight stems from rumors of boys shooting craps near Boyle's store in which Boyle may be involved. Young Boyle to be tried today for drawing a knife.
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Everett
Oak Hill
Insurance Pays 250000 State Revenue From Insurance Cars
Indiana officials discuss how large insurances reductions affect state tax receipts. About 11 000 licenses issued to agents in six months. total revenue from licenses and taxes about 250 000 annually. Women agents rise to thirty. new credit indemnity insurers expand across counties.
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Cyrus F. Neal
Insurance Department of State
Hart
Indiana
Neal
Bookwalter returns to Indianapolis amid Democratic city race
Republican mayoral candidate Charles A. Bookwalter and his family, visiting eastern cities, cut a trip short to attend to business with Frank J. Noll of Gem Garment Company. He declined to judge the Maguire Moore contest, stating unfamiliarity with the latest city committee troubles, and planned a late-week return.
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Charles A. Bockwalter
Indianapolis
Frank J. Noll
Gem Garment Company
Democratic City Committee
Maguire
Moore
Beckwalter
Democratic Struggle in Moore Party Over Maguire Candidacy
The Moore Democrats question Charles Maguire's campaign and lack of organizing effort while P J Ryan and others push his bid in the Eleventh ward. Rumors tie Maguire to a power balance between Tamm and chief with potential deputyship and shared salaries, which Tamm denies while Geckler remains uninformed.
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Charles Maguire
Moore Democrats
Moore
Maguire
P. J. Ryan
Democrats
Geckler
Tamm
Chlef
Girl Smokes On Car Stuns Police In Kissel’s Garden
Patrol sergeant Warren recalls a peculiar case in Kissel’s Garden where a young blonde woman openly smoked on a moving city car. Passengers watched, road officer McCarthy frowned, and no law was broken. She left downtown with a male companion, remarking that the officer did not like her.
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Warren
Kissel’s
Indiana Knights Templars to Lead Parade at Louisville Conclave
Indiana Grand Lodge plans show a large delegation to the Louisville triennial con clave with wives and friends. Secretary Prather expects over 1,200 attendees, with many lodges listed and an official train departing from Union Station Monday at 9 AM. The band from Knights town home will join, and Indiana hosts will assist Louisville lodges during August 26 to 30.
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Knights Templars
Louisville
Prather
Indiana Grand Lodge
Union Station
Panhandle
Raper
Indianapolis
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Lafayette
Kokomo
Greencastle
Wabash
Madison
Columbus
Franklin
Knightstown
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Greenfield
New Castle
Anderson
St. John's
Logansport
Bluffton
la Vallette
Evansville
Bedford
Marion
Apollo
Kendallville
Cyrene
Columbia City
Aurora
Warsaw
Muncie
Huntington
Terre Haute
Washington
Vincennes
Dublin
Grand Commandery of
Scottish Rite
Templars Prepare Quarters for Louisville Conclave in New Albany
Five Knights Templar commanderies from Indiana plan to quarter in New Albany during the Louisville conclave next week. Greencastle will bring forty knights and friends. Kokomo Logansport Bedford and Terre Haute also participate. Bands and processions with 500 knights and ladies expected. Maennerchor Hall hosts a Wednesday reception with welcome by Sir Knight J H Weathers. a large ladies committee handles the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Knights Templars
Louisville
Greencastle
Kokomo
Logansport
Bedford
Terre Haute
New Albany Commandery
No. 5
Maennercher Hall
J. H. Weathers
Obituary notices for several Indianapolis residents
Mrs. Otto R. Lieber longtime Columbus native dies after meningitis at her father in law's home. Charles Metzler of Los Angeles dies in Ryan Block apartments. Elks and Knights of Pythias to assist at funeral. William Waugh Sr veteran printer dies. burial set for 2:30 pm tomorrow. Mrs Lucretia Mott Brown of Buffalo visit dies. husband Professor Ell Brown and three children survive.
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Otto R. Bieber
Flora Pfaff
Columbus, C
Herman Lieber
Charles Metzler
Los Angeles
Ryan Block
Indiana Avenue
Elks’ Lodge
Elkee
North Meridian Street
Metzler
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Knights
The
Elks
Crown Hill
Lucretia Mott Brown
Buffalo
College Avenue
Wade
Brown
Ell . Brown
Buffalo Exposition
Alfred 8. Brown
Cincinnati
Malcolm Brown
Lynn B. McMullen
Long Beach Turf Exchange to be Closed by Governor
Governor Durbin acknowledged steps toward suppressing the Long Beach Turf Exchange near Whiting Indiana but refused to detail actions, saying disclosing plans could jeopardize them. His secretary Colonel Wilson called the suppression a unique proposition and said it will soon be a thing of the past. Ex-Auditor J O Henderson and family returned to Indianapolis from four years in Europe expressing relief at being back with friends.
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Durbin
Long Beach
Whiting
Ind
Wilson
J. O. Henderson
Indianapolis
Europe
Hendersons
Kokomo
Mr. Henderson
United States
Spain
Notice to Tourists Mail Service Details
Subscribers leaving the city for the summer may have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any U S or Canada address at no extra charge. Address changes can be made as often as desired. Telephones 238.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
One Fare For Round Trip Knights Templars Conclave
Twenty Eighth Triennial Conclave in Louisville with rail fares from Indianapolis and nearby stations. One fare round trip with return by Sept. 2, extension to Sept. 16, special trains from Indianapolis to Louisville and back, schedules and connections via Pennsylvania and Monon routes. Includes excursions to Michigan resorts and other out of town trips with set dates and prices.
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Frankfort
Delphi
Monticello
Michigan City
Watermelon Feasts at Statehouse Split Between Counties
The State Board of Tax Commissioners will host two watermelons feasts this year. Former host Thomas B. Buskirk of Paoli is now in public office, so Montgomery and Jackson counties contribute melons to the event. John C. Wingate promises Montgomery melons will rival Orange County’s. C. E. Carter of Seymour sends a dozen large Jackson County melons, and his gift earns him praise as a prince among men.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Thomas B. Buskirk
Paoli
Tax Board
Buskirk
John C. Wingate
Montgomery County
Orange County
C. E. Carter
Seymour
Jackson County
Statehouse
Capitol
Carter
Federal Officer Arrests Muncie Man in Obscene Letter Case
Lorenz D. Probstd, indicted by the last U S grand jury for postal law violations, was arrested yesterday in Muncie and brought to Indianapolis to the Marion county jail. He is charged with writing an obscene letter to Ora Jones.
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Lorenz D. Probstd
United States
Grand Jury
Muncie
Indianapolis
Marion County
Probstd
Ora Jones
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