Carpentry unions agree to one year amalgamation
On January 1 next year the two carpenters groups the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters will begin a one year temporary union. A permanent merger is expected if satisfactory and Chief Huber expresses optimism about broad cooperation and orderly transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
William D. Huber
Buffalo
Strausser
United Brotherhood
Amalgamated Society
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Brotherhood
Huber
Cecent
Real estate man Charles Duvall found unconscious at Lux saloon
Detectives Colbert and Houser clear mystery of Duvall’s condition after Lux’s confession. Duvall, intoxicated, paid 30 cents for drinks and was placed on a sofa where he was later found unconscious. Doctors diagnosed poisoning, but detectives doubt this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duvall
Lux Brothers
East Market Street
Colbert
Houser
Duvall
Lux
Sixty and Measles In City Remarkable Case
The oldest city resident with measles is Mrs. Martha Schlosser, 715 West Vermont, age sixty, reported to the Board of Health. A separate note says tailor David Schneiderman of Massachusetts Avenue had two robberies at his business but never a fire, and recently filed for bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schlosser
West
Vermont Street
Board of Health
David Schneiderman
Massachusetts Avenue
Tyler Appeals Case Won by Cashier Davis's Wife
The Appellate Court upheld a lower court ruling in favor of Anna V. Davis wife of R C Davis ex cashier of a Washington bank. Davis sought $9000 against Dallas Tyler over gambling losses. The suit claimed a deed transfer by Tyler to his sister was fraudulent to shield debts. the court set aside the deed noting it was held in trust for debts. Tyler appeals arguing questions about the judgment's validity and state involvement in the original suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Tyler
Anna V. Davis
R. C. Davis
Washington, Ind
Davis
Washington
Tyler
Indianapolis
Knox County
Greene County
Seacing Davis
Ler
Yler
Doctor Bacon Recovers After Appendectomy at Deaconess
Dr. Charles E. Bacon underwent an appendectomy at Deaconess Hospital yesterday afternoon. Surgeon Dr. E. D. Clark reported the operation successful so far, with no anticipated serious complications. By last night Bacon rested easily and pain was absent. Bacon is a prominent Methodist leader in the West, formerly pastor of Roberts Park Church and presiding elder of the Indianapolis district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bacon
Deaconess Hospital
E. D. Clark
Bacon
West
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis
Miners in Meyersdale Near Strike Over Wage Cut
About ten thousand miners in Meyersdale district Pennsylvania plan a strike on the 16th after operators announce a ten cent per ton wage reduction. United Mine Workers officials say the move violates the contract and will trigger a mass stoppage unless withdrawals are made. The decision was reached at a prior Meyersdale conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersdale
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Thomas M. Rogers Visits Indiana After 32 Years
Thomas M. Rogers, who moved from Pendleton to Newton Iowa in 1854, makes his first Indiana visit in thirty two years. He is cousin of T J Carter of the state ting board. Rogers is prominent in Iowa and has been connected with the Newton Record, an important publication in Iowa. He is visiting old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Rogers
Pendleton
Newton
Indiana
T. J. Carter
State
Ting Board
Mr. Rogers
Iowa
Old Free
Pat Crowe
Hawkshaw
International Detective Bureau
Milwaukee
Bliss, Swain & Co
Inspector to Test Ventilation With New Invention
State Factory Inspector McAbee plans a statewide probe using a German instrument by Professor Wolpert to measure air quality in factories. In a large city plant employing 10 women, carbonic acid levels were found excessive, confirming prior concerns about inadequate ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbee
Wolpert
Two safes blown in city burglary spree
Burglars damaged a window pane on the east side of 2712 East Washington street to rob P. K. Huey coal merchant of 80 to 100 dollars. Two explosions were heard as two charges opened the safe. Other crimes include Fuehring Bros. feed merchants at 45 South Oriental street losing stamps and H. N. Smith grocery on Keystone avenue and New York street venturing into a break in with cigars eggs flour and meal taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Huey
East Washington Street
Fuehring Bros
South Oriental Street
H. N. Smith
Keystone Avenue
New York Street
City pays old dispute with two gas warrants
After four years the city settled with Consumers' Gas Trust Co by issuing two warrants dated 1899 and 1900 for 120.22 and 515.98 to James W. Lilly, treasurer, reflecting gas supply to city fire stations with coal heat adjustments. Former controller E M Johnson had held bills over heat deficiencies. Jacob P Dunn, former deputy, became controller as the warrants were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
James W. Lilly
Trust Company
E. M. Johnson
Consumers’ Company
Lilly
Jacob P. Dunn
Local labor leaders toast flag despite OBrien remarks
Chicago banquet sparks strong protests from Frank Duffy and Samuel Sexton of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and United Mine Workers Journal. They condemn William D. OBrien for disparaging American liberty and threaten his possible expulsion or departure if he dislikes U S conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. O'Brien
Chicago
Organized Labor
Mr. O'Brien
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Samuel Sexton
United Mine Workers’ Journal
O'Brien
Mr. Sexton
New York
United States
Feast of Lights Celebrated Worldwide by Jews in Indianapolis
The Feast of Lights began Sunday with every Orthodox Jewish home in Indianapolis lighting one candle, increasing to eight by next Sunday. Judas Maccabeus led the Maccabean warriors against Antiochus IV to defend Jewish worship, his bravery making him a saintly figure in the annual festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Judas Maccabeus
Judas
Antiochus IV
Maccabeans
New Industries Incorporated In Indiana
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal several new entities. Howard Shipyard Company of Jeffersonville to build steamboats and river craft with $100,000 capital, directors Edmonds J. Howard Clyde Howard and Joseph E. Howard. Other incorporations include Superior Medical Institute of Laporte with $9,000 capital. Evansville based Implement and Vehicle Company with $10,000 capital. Garland Oil Company of Indianapolis to operate in Wells county with unspecified capital. Muncie Globe Oil and Gas Co formed with $25,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shipyard Company
Jeffersonville
Edmonds J. Howard
Clyde Howard
Joseph E. Howard
Superior Medical Institute of
Wells County
Capital
Frank W. Lewis
Burton E. Parrott
Louis G. Muncie Globe Oli and Gas Co
Muncie
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner Drive Promoted in Indianapolis
The Salvation Army promotes a Christmas Dinner drive with the slogan Keep the pot boiling. Pot dinners on tripods will be distributed today along Washington street to raise funds for 5000 needy families in Indianapolis. Tickets go on sale December 1 to January 4 with final return January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Corps of the Salvation My
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Lexagor
J. C. Sipe
Juoe
Meridian St
Adger Furniture Co
Joseph Taggart
Stella V. Rogers Optician
North Illinois St
Brotherhood of Joiners
Society of Carpenters
Cashier Davis
Echo of
Amsterdam
P. Mullally, “Snr
E. Bacon
Nathan Morris
Illinois Street
Edna Johnson
Hazel Lipinsky
Free Kindergarten Society
Sunch
Nathan Sterne
Sara Messing
Consumers
Dunn
Corporation
William D. O’brien
Silk Opera
Derby
Seaton's
MONON
R. P. Algeo
Langsenkamp Bros
E. Georgia St
Pioneer Brass Works
Penn. St
J. E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Eee
Underwood
E. Wash
Schuller’s Wine House
North Meridian Street
THE
Coburn Coal CO
Wulschner’s
Fables
Bluss,swain&co
Progress Clothing
Stevenson Slug
Indianapolis Clothing
Matss Furnishings
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lima
Toledo
Detroit
Decatur
Springfield
Union Station
North Illinois
East Wa
Santa Claus
C. Aneshaensel & CO. “the Plumbers
Ohio Street
H.e.woodard
Optician
Massachusetts Ave
Denson
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
St. and
L. E
W.A.R
Ohio-Jackson
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pennsylvania Street
Sean
Isabella
Louisville
St. Louis
Peoria
Columbus
Cleveland
Iaeer
Central Passenger Association
Big Four
M. Bronson
Vandalia Lines
Pittsburg
Terre Haute
Evansville
Siouls
Aliso
W. W. Richardson
Excelsior
B. Meyer & CO
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