Harvey Recommended to Succeed Schnull as Gas Trust Trustee
The Consumers' Gas Trust Company may see Lawson M. Harvey replace Henry Schnull on the board. Schnull resigns with regret, praising the people’s rights. The Gas Consumers' League urged Harvey’s election, calling him a suitable, trusted figure. Certificates mature January 1 with 5 percent interest paid by Columbia National Bank. Builders' Exchange of Indianapolis endorsed the trustee action and sent a note to President Horace McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson M. Harvey
Henry Schnull
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
League
Consumers’ Gas League Penue
Columbia National Bank
The
Builders’ Exchange of Indianapolis
Horace McKay
Charles R
Exchange
First Baptist Church Hosts Holy Land Trip Night
Dr Villers presents a full tour of the Holy Land at tomorrow’s First Baptist Church program. Through a stereopticon slide show spanning Mount Carmel to the Sea of Galilee and down through Nazareth Samaria Shiloh and Bethel the audience will view places and peoples from the ancient lands in one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dr. Villers
Holy Land
Ces
Mount Carmel
Sea of Galilee
Nazareth
Meenaern
Samaria
Shiloh
Bethel
Geth- Soret
Saat
Mrs Duhme Sues Brother In Federal Suit Over Fowler Estate
Ophelia Fowler Duhme files a federal complaint charging her brother James M Fowler and other relatives with exerting control over their elderly mother to seize estate assets. The suit outlines alleged transfers including a $45,000 farm bought for $3,500 and deeds to three children valued farms in Benton County and $227,352 in bonds, seeking one third of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Fowler Chase
Fowlers
Lafayette
Ophelia Fowler Duhme
James M. Fowler
Cecil G. Fowler
Louise Fowler
Elizabeth Fowler
J. M. Fowler, Jr
Eliza Fowler
Duhme
James
Fowler
Benton County
Will of Moses Mitchell Case in Federal Court
In federal court Judge Anderson sustained demurrers in Moses Mitchell vs William Beard. The suit seeks to annul one will probate another, alleging fraudulent codicils and improper venue transfers from Henry to Hancock counties. The complainant claims deceitful actions by Beard as attorney led to a decree harmful to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Moses Mitchell
William Beard
Henry Circuit Court
Hancock Circuit Court
Electric Storage Battery sues Dayton & Muncie Traction in patent case
The Electric Storage Battery Company filed a bill in equity in federal court against the Dayton & Muncie Traction Company alleging infringement of a patent for regulating a system for electric railways and power circuits. Inventor Cyprien O Mailoux sold exclusive rights to the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton & Muncie Traction Company
Cyprien O. Mailoux
License raids close four saloons for missing permits
More license raids were conducted yesterday by Charles Maurice, resulting in the closure of four saloons that had failed to obtain licenses. The establishments identified included the saloon of John Kershner, a saloon on Sie a avenue, and the saloon operated by Murphy at 37 eee Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maurice
John Kershner
Martin
Eee Murphy
Against the Strikers in Indianapolis Foundry Suit
Judge Carter hears injunction case as Indianapolis Foundry Company accuses Ironholders unions of interfering with business. Witnesses describe dismissal of workers, mob disturbances, and attempts to block provisions deliveries. Testimony to continue with many witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Foundry Company
Wiltsle
James I. Dissette
John Dunbraster
Cissette
Livery Stable Ordinance Declared Void by City Attorney
City Attorney Warrum declares the livery stable ordinance void, saying council lacked power to grant location control to residents. The opinion responds to a complaint by Jacob Seibert against Island Coal Company stable near a North Side church. Interurban contracts also warned to enforce stopping rules and fair fares within Indianapolis. Sarah Schmidt to build five room Curzon street house. street vacation protest notes her carpentry skills. Bids open December 18 for a new detention hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrum
Board of Public Works
Jacob Seibert
Island Coal Company
Interurbans
Williams
Indianapolis
Sarah Lavinia Schmidt
Board of Works
Curzon Street
Guardians seek court approval to place Celine Henry with aunt
The Union Trust Company as guardian filed a probate report showing minor ward Celine Henry married Mark Gray on March 23, 193 and that the trust company spent funds to start their home. The couple has separated and Mrs Gray lacks a home. An aunt in Millen, Ga offers a home for 3 a month if the girl supplies clothing and pays medical bills. The trust company asks permission to arrange placement and to sell household goods privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Trust Company
Celine Henry
Walker
Trust
Ward
Mark Gray
Hogan Sues City Over Election Booth Contract
William J Hogan sues Indianapolis for 200 alleging his Hogan Transfer Company stored returning 237 election booths and ten voting machines after the last election for 12250, while city controller refuses payment due to alleged delays and damage. County Commissioners seek to shift liability, controller counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hogan
Indianapolis
Hogan Transfer Company
Patent Infringement ruling in Terre Haute car fender case
Final decree in Federal Court finds the patent for a new form of car fenders by Millard F Field valid and infringed by Terre Haute Electric Company. It confirms Letters Patent No 748433 as valid and enjoins further uses and sales while awarding costs and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Car Fender Company
Terre Haute Electric Company
Millard F. Field
Court Records From Indianapolis Courts Include Dismissals and Divorces
Superior and Circuit courts report various actions including dismissals with costs, judgments against defendants for estate costs, and divorces. New suits include Stella H. Jones in divorce and William J. Hogan v City of Indianapolis on contract, with multiple room assignments and judge names noted.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Matilda Leonard
James Davidson
James M. Leathers
William G. Frazier
City of
Indianapolis
Marion County
Coa
Ray O'Neal
O'Neal
Fredricks
Lola P. Smith
Noah Smith
Miller Coble
Ethel Coble
Room Ae Carter
Indianapolis Co
Iron Molders’ Union of Northway Et al
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Frank T. Glass
Michael Staley
Frank Coyles
Isaac Coyles
Amanda Crozier
John A. Jones
William J. Hogan
H. Symms Co
William B. Schwartz
National Real Estate and Investment Co
John M. Pataise
Elizabeth Hardwick
John P. Hardwick
Carrie B. Gunion
Francis M. Gunion
Stella Pope
Andrew Pope
Frances Price Brown
Marion Bond Co
Stella F. Bolinger
Walter Bolinger
Buperen Court
Harry J. Milligan
John King
Attachment Superior Court
Rushville School City v Hayes and related appellate briefs
Supreme Court minute and appellate notices list several cases including The School City of Rushville against William J Hayes with appellees briefs and oral argument petitions. Other matters include Joseph Clay versus Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago Company and several motions for leave to amend or extend time with assignments of errors.
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Supreme Court
Rushville
William J. Hayes
Rush C. C. Appellees
Appellees
New Bull
John H. Clay
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Lake C. C
Appellate Court
Elmira J. Whitewell
Elizabeth Strickley
Hancock C. C
George
Green
William McGrew
Gentiegen C. Appellee
Ezra E. Robards
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Marlon
Park Board to hear plea on Riverside Park crossing fee
At its meeting next Friday the Board of Park Commissioners will hear the plea of the Indianapolis Logansport and Chicago Railroad Company for a reduction in the 25000 asked by the board for granting the company the right to cross Riverside Park with its tracks. Leo Nelson appointed golf instructor at Riverside Park to succeed Frank Len non. The season extended two months and will run from April 1 to December 1. Neilson will receive 0 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Indianapolis, Logansport & Chicago Railroad Company
Riverside Park
Leo Nelson
Frank V. Lennon
Neilson
Harvard Clubs' Association Meeting Trip Covers St Louis
Frank E. Gavin president and Indiana Harvard Club members left for St Louis to attend the national Harvard Clubs meeting. Participants from the city include Hugh McK Landon George E Dunn Horace B E Smith Charlie C Britton Hervey Bates Jr Frank E Gavin Walter Kessler and doctors A E Stone Fletcher Hodges Horace F Allen. Paxton Shirk Martin and Edwards join the party from Princeton Peru and Bedford. A strong push seeks to bring the next meeting to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Gavin
Associated
Harvard Clubs
Indiana
St. Louis
Hugh McK. Landon
George E. Dunn
Horace BE. Smith
Charlies C. Britton
Hervey Bates, Jr
Walter Kessler
Harvard Club
A. E. Stone
Fletcher Hodges
Horace F. Allen
Thomas R. Paxton
Princeton
Elbert Shirk
Peru
William Martin
Bedford
Mr. Edwards
Association
New Chicago Fastener Aims to Replace Shoelaces and Buttons
A Chicago inventor introduces a new shoe fastener replacing laces and buttons. Springs at the shoe edges grip as the wearer slides the foot in, quickly securing the shoe and simplifying removal. The device echoes glove fasteners in function and design, promising a swift, reliable fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodly Land
Chicago
Gown Colors and Fabrics Dominate New York Evening Wear
The Indianapolis Journal notes the season's gowns are unusually color rich and varied with velvets and brocades returning to favor. Black on white, white satins, chiffons and laces create layered color effects with dramatic detailing including jet appliques, lace berths, and plume-like trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New York
Jet
Bertha
Chantilly
New Orleans Minister Accepts Call at Local Church
The Rev. H. H. Quisenberry accepts the call to First Baptist Church. The Rev. H. N. Quisenberry of New Orleans, formerly in Hamilton Ohio, will begin work next Sunday at College-avenue Baptist Church. Dr. W. C. Taylor, former pastor, resigned to take a call in Petersburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Quisenberry
First Baptist Church
H. N. Quisenberry
New Orleans
Hamilton, C
College-avenue Baptist Church
W. C. Taylor
Petersburg
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Terre Haute
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J. F. Wild &C. Bankers
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WH. H. Armstrong & CO
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People’s Organization
Builders’ Exchange Action
Palestine
Federal Court
Works Board
and Safety Boards
Guardian
William J. Hogan Sues
the Court Record
Park Board
Harvard Clubs’ Association
St. Luis
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