Smoke talk at Commercial Club on coal and smoke control
M C Huyette spoke to Commercial Club members, engineers, firemen, and local citizens on coal in industry and smoke prevention. He argued no true smoke consumer device exists, urged practical limits, and criticized total smoke bans as harmful to business, urging measured enforcement and proper furnace, air, and maintenance practices.
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M. C. Huyette
Huyette
Indianapolis
Aoe
Chicago
Charles E. Jones
Southwelt Ra Company
St. Lo
United States Treasury
H. P. Wasson
Hayette
Found Under the Bed Promoter Arrested for Fraud
Edward Wagner thirty eight, of 4 West Vermont Street, with wife and six children, was arrested by Detectives Hauser and Colbert on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He bought goods for five dollars with a personal check drawn on Fletcher Bank that bounced for lack of funds. Authorities say he knew his balance, having obtained his bank book. He previously faced a similar attempt in Buffalo and hid under a bed when seized.
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Edward Wagner
West
Vermont Street
Hauser and Colbert
Progress Clothing
Fletcher Bank
Buffalo
N. Y
Shaft for Tippecanoe Heroes Memorial Debate Heats Up
Governor Durbin urges Congress to appropriate funds for a Tippecanoe battlefield monument honoring General William Henry Harrison and the 1811 victory. Indiana veterans group, founded 1891, presses for federal support and cites June memorials for the 37 soldiers buried on the site. The battlefield remains state controlled with a surrounding iron fence.
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Durbin
Tippecanoe Battle Ground
Tippecanoe
Great Northwest
Harrison
Northwest
Congress
E. D. Crumpacker
Indiana
Butler University Hollenbeck Honored by Directors
Butler University directors mourn the death of Charles E. Hollenbeck a longtime board member and finance committee contributor. A committee led by Dr A Veryton and others inscribed praise noting his sound judgment loyalty and impact on university growth and student welfare.
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Butler University
Charles E. Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Iife
A. Veryton
Ho. A. Brown
Howard Cale
F. R. Kautz
Scot Butler
Commercial Club Adopts Resolutions on Death of Charles E. Hollenbeck
The Commercial Club directors yesterday adopted memorial resolutions on the death of Charles E. Hollenbeck, praising him as a valued member and upright citizen. The board extended heartfelt sympathy to his family in their day of sorrow.
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Commercial Club
Charles E. Hollenbeck
A Suit in Evansville and the Ohio Valley Trust Deal
Evansville dispatch reports minority stockholders of the Business Men's Building Association sue the Ohio Valley Trust Company, alleging mismanagement breach of trust and constructive fraud. The suit targets the building and two theaters as the collateral with the Trust Company holding core stock and two local leaders involved. The case centers on mortgageing the association’s building for 56 00 and the ensuing stock decline and accumulation by the Trust Company led by James O Parker.
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Journal
Evansville
Business Men's Building Association
Ohio Valley Trust Company
Pope
James O. Parker
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Assets Invested in Bonds
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets over 550 dollars invested in government bonds, municipal securities and mortgage loan products. John M. Spann serves as secretary and John H. Holliday as president.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Pare Ood
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Gas Waste Evil Conference at the Statehouse
Seven leading gas belt manufacturers met with Attorney General Taylor and State Geologist Blatchley in Indianapolis to curb gas waste. They urged more deputy inspectors and cooperation to prosecute violators, focusing on waste at oil wells. Blatchley will arrange deputies. Taylor pledged action.
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Taylor
Statehouse
Indiana
Indianapolis
Blatchley
Leach
Schley Protests Against Court Findings On Santiago Campaign
A lengthy petition outlines perceived errors in the majority court’s Santiago campaign report. It cites failures to consider naval orders, alleged bias, and mishandled testimony, urging the approval of the opinion be withheld and full record be presented for review.
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Brooklyn
Texas
F. E. Cook
A. C. Hodgson
Commodore Schley
Commodore Schiey
Santiago
Judge Advocate
Commodore Boney
Navy of
United States
Schley
Justice to Botr Due to Schley and Sampson
Madrid cable quotes Capt Diaz Moren on the battle of Santiago. He says Sampson could not participate actively as his ship lay twelve miles east of Santiago harbor while Schley and the Brooklyn pressed the fight. Moren credits Schley for the first phase and the Colon for the later action, while praising Dewey’s raise to Schley and noting Sampson’s strategic role.
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Sampson
W. T. Sampson
United States Navy
George Dewey
Santiago
W. 8
Schley
Commodore Schley
W. 8. Schley
Isidor Rayner
James Parker
Rayner
New York
Diaz Moren
Colon
Santiago Harbor
Brooklyn
Towa
Madrid
Journal and Advertiser
Capain Moren
Maria Teresa
Vizcaya
Iowa
Oregon
Dewey
Admiral Sampson
Creek Indians Name Allotment Selections Sent to Washington
Guthrie Okla Dec 19 The Dawes commission forwarded 190 names of Creek Indians who have selected their allotments and those opposed to a secretary of the interior approval await further action.
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Guthrie
Dawes Commission
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
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