Baird Wins Decree In Garment Exhibit Divorce Case
In Judge Leathers's court Mary Moscowitz wins $3,000 alimony in her divorce from Joseph Moscowitz after a Paris trip and Vienna visits reveal marital strife. William Baird, a railway conductor, secures a divorce from Ella Baird after an incident where a man wearing male apparel fled from the home with garments, with the court allowing Baird to keep the exhibit minus the socks. Several other civil actions and dockets are noted, including support cases and estate matters, with judgments and partitions ordered where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Legthers
Leathers
Howe
Mary Moscowitz
Joseph Moscowitz
Moscowitz
Zionsville
Paris
Vienna
Damage suits filed in county court total forty five dollars
A Fortunes to damages report states that 45.00 in damages were filed yesterday. Vin ton A sample sues Volney T Malott receiver of Vandalia for 55000 claiming a brakeman accident after a car brake failed and a train in motion ran over his foot, requiring amputation. Andrew M Jackson sues Big Four Railway for 3000 alleging injuries in a collision affecting his lumber business income. Margaret Henderson sues street-car company for 1500 claiming permanent injuries from being thrown to the pavement while alighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton A. Sample
Volney T. Malott
Andrew M. Jackson
Big Four Railway Company
Benton
Margaret Henderson
Special venue list drawn for embezzlement trial in Washington bank case
The trial of Richard Davis on embezzlement charges from a Washington bank uses a special venue panel comprising numerous potential jurors and locales. Names include Charles Horning Report James Jackson Greentown James Kennedy Lagrange Tra Kidwel Elwood W J Leasure Sway zee J D McQueen Clifford Wilson Ma ple Newpoint Charlies Menefee Bos well Isaac Murphy Greentown William Osborn Burr Oak H L Pruett Martins ville Clint St John Greensburg FE P Scott Jacksonburg Joe Stafford Shideler Reuben Thompson Carlton Henry Tucker msport J J Valdanatre tood J Weaver Winamac C F Wolfe Terre Haute J S Amos Ko James Anderson Goshen C L Brandt Lake Village Henry Bulthaup Dillsboro J Holman Canfield W A Costrow Kokomo David Cretainger James Crow Bloomington Cotman Duncan Bedford A C George Hobbs W 3 Gray Fowler Paul C Groff Richmond J A Guerineau Terre Haute Dave Haskell Vevay Owen Hataway Winnamac.
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Richard Davis
Washington
Charles Horning
Report
James Jackson
Greentown
James Kennedy
Lagrange
Tra Kidwel
Elwood
W. J. Leasure
Swayzee
J. D. McQueen
Clifford
Wilson Maple
Newpoint
Charlies Menefee
Boswell
Isaac Murphy
William Osborn
Burr Oak
H. L. Pruett
Martinsville
Clint St. John
Greensburg
FE. P. Scott
Jacksonburg
Joe Stafford
Shideler
Reuben Thompson
Carlton
Henry Tucker
Msport
J. J. Valdanatretwood
J. Weaver
Winamac
C. F. Wolfe
Terre Haute
J.S. Amos
James Anderson
Goshen
C. L. Brandt
Lake Village
Henry Bulthaup
Dillsboro
Notable Police Court Fines Flood Guilty Findings
Yesterday's police court handed out heavy fines and workhouse terms. Among the condemned were Lee Snyder for petit larceny with 25 dollars and costs and ninety days, James Allen for assault and battery with 25 dollars and costs and thirty days, and Annie Gest for petit larceny with five dollars and costs and sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Snyder
James Allen
William Bassett
Tobe Eaglin
Ma Caplinger
Annie Gest
Grand Jury Ordered to Probe Policy Gambling
Judge Alford directed the grand jury to investigate policy playing and return indictments against anyone involved. Prosecutor Ruckels haus says purchasers of policy tickets can be subpoenaed to testify, and six indictments are likely if evidence is submitted. Charles I. Pearson excused. William M. Johnson appointed to fill his place.
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Alford
Ruckelshaus
Charles I. Pearson
Ptess
William M. Johnson
Tivington
Probate of Two Wills Divides Property Among Heirs
The will of James B. Fred probated yesterday leaves his property to his widow and children. The will of Christina Steinkreuger probated yesterday leaves her personal property to be divided between two children and her real estate to be divided among all of her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Fred
Christina Steinkreuger
Judge Hears Foreclosure Suit Over Water Works System
In chambers yesterday Judge Baker of the United States Court heard argument in the Fidelity Trust and Guarantee Company of Buffalo against the Pier Water Works Company and the town of Fowler. The suit seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on the water works system at Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States Court
Fidelity Trust and Guarry Company
Buffalo
Pier Water Works Company
Fowler
Court records briefed in divisional civil actions
Superior Court in Room 2 Vinson Carter presides over Leathers versus Lawrence where the verdict favors the plaintiff with damages and costs. Vandiver trustees defend against Carter et al in a quiet title action with costs awarded to defendants. Circuit Court Judge Henry Clay Allen oversees Armond versus Armond with judgment against plaintiffs for costs.
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Susan Armond
John W. Armond
William A. Joyce
Jessie Brosius
Indiana Industrial School For
Mary Linneman
William Schwegman
Peccelse
Willis K. Miller
Nacate
William H. Hart
Reserve Fund Savings and Loan Association
Eliza A. Omer
John E. Hollingsworth
Blanche Ebien Myers
Perkins
Smink
Pruitt
Amos V. Glidewell
William M. Wiley
Perry Hanes
Cunningham
Michael Reidy
German Butchers’ Association
John Held
W. H. H. Shank
John Hell
Superior Court Room
Vinson Carter
David J. Leathers
Henry W. Lawrence
John W. Vandiver
W. Carter
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Susan L Armond
Suits and claims listed in court docket with new filings
A docket of claims and suits shows multiple estates and individuals with claims submitted or dismissed, costs assigned, and new actions filed in Superior Court rooms. Notable entries include Adams & Krieger vs Anna Brackin Estate and Andrew Jackson vs C C C & St L Ry Co with damages demands. The list also includes mortgage foreclosures, replevin, and mechanic's lien actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Brown
Henry Bond
Adams & Krieger
Anna Brackin
Jennie B. Stelhorn
Christian F. Stelhorn
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Hiram B. Howleand
David J. Harold
Louisa J. Jones
A. I. Wilson
James A. Bryant
Andrew
Jackson
St. L. Ry. Co
Superior Court
Inton A. Sample
Volney T. Malott
Henry Coburn
William H. Kegley
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes 1973
A compilation of appellate court filings and brief entries from several counties including Knox, Posey, Gibson, Elkhart, Madison, Hamilton, Clay, Marion and Pulaski. It lists appellants and appellees with briefs, notices of assignment of errors, motions for stays, and rehearing petitions across multiple cases.
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Julius C. Miller
Ezra Stephens
Posey
C. Appellants
John Rouse
E. & T. H. Hroad Company
Knox C. Co
Knox County
Gibson County
Pike County
L. EB. & W. R. R. Company
John H. Watkins
Delaware
C. C
Lake 8S. C
Appellate Court
The
Brazil Block Coal Co
James Gibson
Clay C. C. Appellee
Aaron Soh
James L. Evans
Hamilton C. C. Appellees
American Tin Plate Co
David A. Willams
Madison
C. Appellee
Oliver H
John W. Murphy
Pulaski C. C
Jerome B. Wells
Vermont Life Insurance Co
Marion C. C
Recent Legal Opinions on Patents and Wills
Legal notes discuss patent owner rights to send trade notices without false statements and limits of court intervention to fraud. A man’s will attempting compensation for a prior assault extinguished any estate claim, and a liquor sale incident details a dealer’s illegal act and a plaintiff’s son’s intoxication aftermath.
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Court of Equity
Lil Federal Rep
New York
Coxe
Pacific Rep
Cal
Apen Vne
News of Shortridge High School Echo Debuts on Streets
The Shortridge Daily Echo will be sold on streets at 2 cents after today. The new term starts February 10 with report cards January 17. Updates cover staff changes, sports notes, club events, and notes on students at home and abroad.
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Daily Echo
Shortridge High School
Echo
Indiantans Certs Issued to Named Individuals
Certificates issued to listed individuals with towns and dollar amounts, including Edward Thornton Fort Wayne six dollars and others like Lewis Eberhart dead Diamond Willis G Overstreet Greencastle six dollars and John Sholts Liberty Mills eight dollars Philip Bieger Redkey twelve dollars John Boshet National Military Home Marion ten dollars Joseph S Branington Amboy twelve dollars William P Slevin Mead twelve dollars Samuel O Jon Williamsport ten dollars Joseph Leuchtweis Marion ten dollars Edward T Cropper Munote fourteen dollars Jesse Chalfant Marion twelve dollars plus references to widows and related names.
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Edward Thornton
Fort Wayne
Lewis Eberhart
Willis G. Overstreet
Greencastle
John Sholts
Liberty Mills
Philip Bieger
Redkey
John Boshet
National Military Home
Marion
Joseph S. Branington
Amboy
William P. Slevin
Mead
Samuel O. Jon Willamsport
Joseph Leuchtweis
Edward T. Cropper
Munote
Jesse Chalfant
Eliza J. An- Sie
Tae
Mr Bigelow Lectures on The German Army and American Life
Poultney Bigelow spoke to a full Athenaeum Hall at Butler College on The German Army and American Life. He contrasted American and German military systems, warned of US vulnerability, criticized incompetent leaders in the Spanish American War, and praised Germany as a national army with popular officer recruitment. He noted Germany could project force abroad while America would need time to mobilize.
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Germany
United States
Bigelow
Negrvilh
America
Mr. Bigelow
England
Montgomery
Hoard
Greenfield
Amos Butler
Irvington
Joel Moorman
John O. Perrin
Yale
Minneapolis
Minn
Social notes of Mrs Sterling Millard and guests
Miss Mary Fletcher returns to New York and other society moves unfold across cities. Guests travel to and from Chicago, Auburndale, Evansville and Toledo. Tea invites issued, dinners, dances and card parties planned or held, church associations meet, and birthdays and engagements noted.
Epiphany services and social notes in Indianapolis area
Epiphany meeting of Episcopal church auxiliaries across St Pauls St Davids Christ Church Holy Innocence and Grace Cathedral held with Bishop Francis remarks and a cake cutting. Special notices include the Rice surface nuptial at Crawfordsville with Edgar A Rice and Ona Surface and the Shaw Campbell wedding near Elwood Indiana with a honeymoon in Hamilton County.
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Christ Church
St. Paul's
St. David's
Holy Innocence
Grace Cathedral
James D. Stanley
Francis
W. D. Pratt
Knickerbocker
Harriet Bingham
Stanley
George Sloan
T. E. Hale
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Edgar A. Rice
Ona Surface
Abraham Snyder
North Union
Shaw—Campbell
Elwood
Warren O. Shaw
Princie Campbell
L. C. Howe
Hamilton County
South Street Baptist annual meeting reports growth and repairs
The South Street Baptist Church held its annual meeting with favorable reports from all departments. Officers were elected with unanimous assent and the pastor received a salary increase. Membership rose to about 300, auditorium improvements cost 400 dollars, and furnace flue work was approved.
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South-street Baptist Church
J. K. Carr
C. F. Aumann
F. C. Winchester
E. A. Bonham
John Roberts
J. A. Knowlton
Koerner Lodge Installs Officers At Meeting
The annual meeting of Koerner Lodge No. 1 Improved Order Knights of Pythias was held last night. Officers were installed and members urged to renew commitment to lodge duties and community service.
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Koerner Lodge
Improved Order Knights of Pythias
Buffalo lodge officers listed at West Ohio street hall
The meeting at No 14 West Ohio street read financial and membership reports. Officers installed include x Commander Henry Hedderich and others such as August Regula vice commander Valentine Ofmann Paul Durczewicz and Gustav Agus. Also noted are Grand Lodge representatives Charles J Ep ee Henry Hedderich and Carl Ko 680 704 545 total 31 823 225. Members of General Custer No 2 Buffaloes installed officers including T W De merre ly foreman H A Hancock and others with Dr Yeager Co Tuhey present.
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West
Ohio Street
Genel
Henry Hederich
August Regula
Valentine Ofmann
Paul Durczewicz
Gustav Agus
Henry A. Hoffman
John Grein
Ferdinand Strens
Conrad Roempke
August Beermann
Hugo Kllngstein
Grand Lodge
Charles J.epee
Henry Hedderich
Carl Ko
Noble Order of Buffalos
Noble Ranchman
T. W. Demmerely
H. A. Hancock
J. F. Callan
H. Houghrey
F. Shellhouse
C. Davis
J. Thompson
D. Lautz
W. Culbertson
C. Bishop
City News Notes From The County Treasurer And Local Reports
County Treasurer Koehne shows a January 1 balance of 234231.31 dollars in favor of the county. A public installation of officers by Thomas Post and Thomas Relief Corps is set for this evening in the post hall Pierson building North Delaware street. public is invited. A 13 year old colored boy Joseph Poindexter was arrested yesterday morning by Bicycle Policemen Griffin and Manning on a complaint of Mrs Henson 219 West Vermont street that he stole her pocketbook containing 3 dollars. South Side Republican Club plans a series of cinch parties through winter with the first tomorrow night in clubrooms corner South and East streets. Township Assessor Jefferson has submitted Irvington and Tuxedo taxables to City Controller Brucing for suburb information. The Irvington taxables amount to 1214.
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Koehne
Thomas Post
Thomas Relief Corps
Post Hall
Pierson
Delaware Street
Joseph Poindexter
Griffin and Manning
Henson
West
Vermont Street
South Side
Republican Club
Jefferson
Irvington
Tuxedo
Team and Wife Missing After New Year Mystery
Bluford H Upton, a farmer thirteen miles east of the city, reported a missing team and buggy on New Year’s Day. He showed concern for his wife who vanished about the same time, but later said she would return after visiting relatives and he recovered his team from a livery stable before heading home.
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Bluford H. Upton
Seguin Indorsed by South Side Republical Club
A Seguin endorsement was announced by a South Side Republican club after a meeting held yesterday afternoon at 1115 Avenue. Semnéa was named as the indorsed candidate for the ticket, with details reported by club members.
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South Side
Republicas
Avene
1115 Avenue
Rr. Semnéa
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Plum
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Omaha
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Viola Allen
Indianapolis
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Seguin Indorsed
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