Dudley Hearing Nears Governor's Decision in Florida
The Dudley hearing ends with the case resting with Governor Durbin who will decide on reinstatement or punishment after his Florida visit. Testimony highlighted how Dudley and deputies handled the Dillard case amid mob pressure and questions on duty. Mrs. Lillie Hoy dies of smallpox at City Hospital, with several others recovering in pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Dudley
Sullivan County
Dur-bim
Dudley
Florida
W. E. Mills
Dillard
Illinois
Sullivan
Taylor
Ilinois
Marshall
D. L. Taylor
James H. Burnett
Riverside
Burnett
Robinson
William A
J. W. Rheer
Thomas J
Lillie Hoy
Mew pianos at $46 and up at Wulchner's
A brief ad notes new pianos starting at 46 dollars at Wulchner's store. It highlights affordable options and emphasizes budget buys for customers seeking entry level instruments."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulchner’s
Indiana Universities Seek Higher State Funding and Purdue Pleas
A legislative committee touring southern Indiana institutions calls for increased maintenance tax for Indiana University from one fifteenth to one tenth of a mill and requests for library wings and heating upgrades. Purdue seeks over 200000 dollars for buildings, sparking anticipated fights with denominational schools. The panel will also visit Eastern Hospital in Richmond, Logansport Asylum, and Fort Wayne School for Feeble-minded Youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Jeffersonville Reformatory
State University
Bloomington
W. L. Bryan
State Board of Education
Indiana
Purdue
Purdue University
Friends of the State
Indiana University
Friends of
Senate
The
Jeffersonville
Cravens
Board of Managers
Hert
Reformatory
Richmond
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Singer States He Resigned School Board Before Election
James M. Singer of Versailles declares in a Democratic State letter that he resigned as Versailles School Trustee on November 1, days before the election, arguing he is eligible to sit in the Senate. Republicans question the timing and allege he attended board meetings after the vote, prompting a full investigation and calls for clarity from party leaders Cornet and Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Singer
Versailles
Senate
Singer
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Sentinel
Aving
Cornet
Lincoln Dixon
Landis in Town Reports Quiet Eleventh District
Fred Landis recently elected to Congress for the Eleventh district visits Logansport to acquaint with political friends. He notes a quiet political scene, cites Warren G. Sayre as active candidate for House speaker, and plans to speak February 12 in Boston. Landis may not travel to Porto Rico due to time. His brother is San Juan postmaster. Senator Albert D. Ogborn was in town recounting the Beveridge committee tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Landis
Congress
Eleventh
Columbia Club
Logansport
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
Landis
Washington
Middlesex Club
Boston
Lincoln
Porto Rico
W. K. Landis
San Juan
Albert D. Ogborn
New Castle
Senator Ogborn
Beveridge
Territorial Committee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Senator Ogburn
Snowfall Stingy Says Weather Man Blythe Forecasts Fair Day
Weather notes from Blythe predict fair weather with brisk westerly winds today and increasing clouds in the south tomorrow. Snow was observed last night despite the forecast, with frigid wind and icy streets. Temperature reached 26 yesterday and may drop further. skating at Broad Cut unlikely to begin soon. Memphis flood damage persists with trains detoured via Paducah as water covers tracks between Memphis and Nashville.
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Blythe
Indiana
Weather Office
Broad Cut
Bismarck
N. C
Havre
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Paducah Junction
Illinois Central
Paducah
Receivership list names liable for Vernon Insurance stock
The Vernon Insurance Company receiver, appointed after Attorney General Taylor acted with Auditor Hart, told Taylor he himself is liable on stock he subscribed and may owe about 700 dollars. Several others named as liable include J. M. Westcott, Louis Schneck, Elmer Binford, Charles E. Lambert, Dr. Stone, A. A. Young, John W. Holtzman, Dr. Wilmer Christian, J. F. Wallick, and M. B. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Insurance Company
Taylor
Hart
J. M. Westcott
Richmond
Louis Schneck
Seymour
Elmer Binford
Greenfield
Charles E. Lambert
Rockville
Dr. Stone
Purdue University
A. A. Young
Indianapolis
John W. Holtzman
Wilmer Christian
J. F. Wallick
Western Union Telegraph Company
M. B. Wilson
Capital National Bank of
Sullivan Must Appear In Assault Case
John Sullivan former deputy city controller under E M Johnson faced a continued assault case in Police Court after his Monday arrest. His wife was reported in serious condition a continuance was granted due to Sullivan needing an early morning train. Patrolman Scribner testified seeing Sullivan on a street car at 845 am. Judge Stubbs ordered Sullivan to appear in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
E. M. Johnson
Sullivan
Scribner
Stubbs
Verdict in Jennings case awards $510 in damages
Federal jury awards David A. Jennings 510 dollars after over two weeks in court. Judge Baker orders costs split between plaintiff and defendants, while attorneys conflict over who bears the roughly 2,000 dollar cost. The case, against Salem residents, prompts motions for a new trial before Judge Anderson.
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A. B. Anderson
United States Court For
District of Indiana
David A. Jennings
Jennings
Baker
Eli W. Menaugh
C. C. Menaugh
Volney T. Reed
Asa Elliott T. N. Smith
Charles and
Henry Schlagel
C. H. Jackson
B. T. Pace
Jerry Jamison
Salem
Ind
W. V. Rooker
Booker
Anderson
Cc Eer
Indianapolis Roller Polo Association increases capital stock
The Indianapolis Roller Polo Association raised its capital from 1000 to 5000 dollars. The Century Supporter Company of Indianapolis was incorporated yesterday with 10000 dollars capital stock and directors J. L. Moon G. B. Stoll G. T. Rust and James McCaffrey. The Continental Clay and Mining Company of Brazil was incorporated with 10000 dollars capital and directors Isaac B. Haviland G. A. Stievenart J. M. Graves and S. H. Johnson. Fowler Utilities Company of Indianapolis increased capital from 60000 to 100000 by issuing 40000 dollars in preferred stock. Monticello Abstract and Guaranty Company incorporated. Will W. Bushnell of Monticello is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Roller Polo Association
Century Supporter Company
Indianapolis
J. L. Moon
G. 8. Stoll
G. T. Rust
James McCaffrey
Continental Clay and Mining Company
Brazil
Isaac B. Haviland
G. A. Stievenart
J. M. Graves
8. H. Johnson
Fowler Utilities Company
Monticello Abstract and Guaranty Company Incorporated
Will 8. Bushnell
Monticello
Dunlap's Hats Best in Town Says Aton the Hatter
Aton the Hatter promotes Dunlap's as the best hat shop in town, promising quality and style for customers seeking durable, fashionable headwear. The cheerful assurance highlights Dunlap's wide selection and trusted craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Dunlap's
Holiday Rail Rates On Pennsylvania and Vandalia Lines
Holiday fare deal announced with tickets at fare and one third for round trips December 4 and January 1 with return by January 2. Reduced rates available for teachers and students traveling home. Offices at Illinois and Washington streets and Union Station.
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Illinois and
Washington Streets
Union Station
Big Four Holiday Excursions One and One-Third Fare
Holiday excursions offer a round trip fare of one and one third for travel within the Central Passes Association territory. Valid for December 2 and 3 and January 1 with return until January 2. Students and teachers need proper certification. return by end of vacation no later than January 8. For details contact Big Four agents or H. M. Bronson at No 1 East Washington Street Indianapolis.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Louisville
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Big Four
H. M. Bronson
East
Washington St
Indianapolis
Via Monon Route and Pennsylvania Short Lines Fare Notes
Details of rail fare options for Monon Route and Pennsylvania Short Lines with various return prices, sale dates in December and January, final return limits, and student and teacher rates upon proper certificate. Also mentions through car route Indianapolis to Dayton with multiple daily departures and ticket information, plus local advertisements for oats pancakes brass works and German Fire Insurance of Indiana.
Council Calls Special Meeting Over Pesthouse Location
Tonight the Council will consider amending the pesthouse ordinance to drop the requirement that it be located three-fourths of a mile from the city. The finance committee is to report favorably. Health and Public Works boards meet tomorrow to discuss the property to be purchased and the long planned pesthouse plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Billingsley
Finance Committee
Boards of Health and Public Works
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Vania
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London
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Newepspur
Enorlivg
Jayne
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Lilly & Stalnaker
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Talbott
Carl L. Rost
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S.penn
Taggart
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R. M. Mueller
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