Pickets Argument In Motor Vehicle Company Injunction
Judge Carter heard the injunction case filed by the Motor Vehicle Company against White River Lodge No. 11 of the International Association of Machinists. Charlies Martindale argued the company’s right to injunction, while Frank Gronninger defended the machinists, noting the picketing was peaceful and unrelated to the union’s motives. The decision was taken under advisement with expectations Carter may grant the order while permitting two pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor
White River Lodge
No. 1
International Association of Machinists
Carter
Charlies Martindale
Frank Gronninger
Wheeler
James M. Leathers
John Stewart
F. J
Mother Granted Custody of Infant in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge Allen ruled that a mother has a stronger claim to her two month old baby than a woman who formed an attachment. Mar Powers had sought possession after the child was left with Mrs. Jennie Otto. Powers paid board and fed the infant, which became ill, and Otto refused to surrender the child amid allegations of poisoning. The court ordered permanent return to the mother after Otto failed to prove custody rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Powers
Judge Allen
Osgood Estate Taxes Petitioned Against Marion Trust Co
Armin C. Koehne as Marion county treasurer filed in Circuit Court a petition against the Marion Trust Company as administrator of Mason J. Os goods estate seeking to recover 1902 taxes totaling 4382.68 from the estate income. Linton J. Cox, friend of the court, notes the real property is in a separate suit and that the tax claim concerns land, not personal property, with the land not vested in the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin C. Koehne
Marion County
Marion Trust Company
Mason J. Os Sodd
Marion Company
Linton J. Cox
Coe Sens
Indianapolis Suit Over Bridge Stone Shortage
Samuel Robbins sues the city of Indianapolis in Superior Court for 300 dollars claiming breach of contract on a stone arch bridge project. He alleges the Board of Public Works awarded the job but lacked sufficient old stone, forcing him to supply material at his own expense. Luretta Pitts seeks separation from Frank Pitts citing cruel treatment and threats of violence amid marital strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Robbins
City of
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Bogines Run
Newland Avenue
Hearing on Chase v Duhme postponed to July ninth
In Federal Court the hearing of Frederick 8. Chase's bill of complaint against Charles H. Duhme and Ophelia Duhme was postponed until July 9. It had been scheduled for yesterday. The bill seeks to require the Duhmes to answer and show what business transactions occurred with Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 8. Chase
Charles H. Duhme
Ophelia Duhme
Duhmes
Moses
Hoover condemned murderer files appeal affidavit
Frank Hendricks attorney for Hoover files an appeal affidavit in Criminal Court claiming Hoover, labeled poor, has no funds for expenses. Judge Al orders the transcript prepared in long baud for the Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Criminal Court
Frank Hendricks
Vee Hoover
Hoover
Mahin Advertising Sues Enk Medicine for 4065 34 Debt
Salt filed in Federal Court yesterday by Mahin Advertising Company against Enk Medicine Company of Valon City for an indebtedness of 4065.34 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahin Advertising Company
Enk Medicine Company
Valon City
Grape-Nuts Credited With Health Turnaround by Grocer
A Murrysville grocer credits Grape-Nuts with a dramatic health improvement after years of poor digestion and mental fog. He began with a single pack, saw his head clear, memory sharpen, and overall strength return, and now serves it as a staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrysville
Lone Ot
Indianapolis Druggist Files Bankruptcy Petition
James Teague of Indianapolis, a Chesterfield druggist, filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court. He reported debts totaling 1443.03 dollars and assets of 300 dollars. The suit references a judgment of 000 dollars and an overdue claim of 00 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Teague
Indianapolis
Chesterfield, Ind
Teague
Multiple Matters in Circuit and Superior Courts with Divorces and Damages
Court sessions list several motions and trials across rooms with judges James M Leathers Vinson Carter Henry Clay Allen Fremont Alford. Cases include motor vehicle injunctions divorces with custody rulings and costs, criminal murder appeal steps, new suits filed for divorce contracts and damages, and various housekeeping entries in Superior and Circuit Courts.
Appellate court minutes list multiple cases and notices
New suits and appellate entries show Sisson vs Canthers and Freeman vs Diamond Plate Glasser with brief notes on appellent and appellee briefs. Other items include Wilkinson versus Wilkinson cross-errors order and notices of motions for July 7. Indianapolis Street Railway Company cases against Slifer O Donnell and Antrobus appear with records and assignment of errors notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Court
Joshua
Sisson
Joseph Canthers
Vanderburg C. C
Lemuel Heller
Michael Dailey
Wells C. C. Appellant
Anna Freeman
Diamond Plate Glasser
Howard C. C. Appellees
Fred H. Wilkinson
Samuel R. Wilkinson
Jay C. C. Appellee
Appellee
Midland Steel Company
Citizens
National Bank of Kokomo
Henry C. C
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Isaac Slifer
Marion
Indianapolis Street Railway Colny
James O'Donnell
Cecord
Charles Antrobus
Marion C. C. Cord
Marvin in Federal Court Bound Over for Grand Jury
Unidentified desperado Marvin is bound over to the grand jury for trial next November on a $2000 bond after a noon hearing before Commissioner Charles W. Moores. The man, captured after a nitroglycerin blast near Gillettsville, is identified by Dr. C. A. Zinn and a police sighting. Local officers doubt the suspect’s identity, noting Marvin’s injuries and statements reveal cautious, uncertain answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marvin
Michigantown
Charles W. Moores
Marvin
Frank Duncan
Alabama
Birmingham
Tom Halls
Duncan
Captain Halls
Gillettsville
C. A. Zinn
Chicago
Juvenile Court Deals With Minor Offenses And Probations
Judge Stubbs disposed of several minor cases in the Juvenile Court yesterday morning. Fred Douglass was fined one dollar with costs and payment of fifty cents for coal theft. John Lenahan and George Orme were released on probation for stealing beer. Father McCool became probation officer. Lenahan’s mother explained she kept him jailed to teach a lesson. Calvin Bruner was released to Cleveland after his parents sent funds. John Shobe, fifteen, found guilty of assault with intent to kill John Burgess, twelve, and sentenced to workhouse for thirty days. Burgess was knocked unconscious after taunting. Shobe’s head injury occurred when he fell hitting a rock. a brick was alleged but not borne out by facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Fred Douglass
John Lenahan
George Orme
Father McCool
Lenahan
Calvin Bruner
Cleveland
John Shobe
John Burgess
Shobe
Burgess
Rhode
Woman Dies? Burned While Using Paper To Kill Bugs
Mrs. Wilhelmina Lents, aged at home of her son George W. Lentz east of Brightwood, was severely burned when a newspaper she used to destroy bugs on flowers caught fire. Doctors fear for her life as she lies near death. Brown, of Wood, expresses little hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Lents
George W. Lentz
Brightwood
Brown
Twood
National Encampment Details for Indiana Veterans at San Francisco
Adjutant General Neely issued a general order for Indiana veterans attending the Thirty-seventh National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in San Francisco. The notice covers headquarters at Palace Hotel, badge distribution, hotel accommodations, parade plans, official travel routes, round trip fares, and the official aids-de-camp roster. It also notes a Kansas relief appeal and urges timely contributions.
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Neely
San Francisco
Indiana
Grubbs
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Hotel
Palace Hotel
Department
J. M. Neely
James R. Henry
Aid de Camp
Pennsylvania and
Vandalia
Chicago & Alton
Womans’ Relief Oe
Indianapolis
Insana
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Bloomington
Chicago
Kansas City
Alton
Big Four Railway
James 8
W. W. Dixon
Benjamin F. Crabbs
John R. Tucker
Edward J. Harris
William H. Norris
George E. Grace
William Warren
A. B. Crampton
James A. Powell
E. R. Brown
Franklin J. Brown
Wesley
Iliff
John W. O’connor
Isaac Smart
Albert Preston
John W. Farney
A. J. Works
Philip W. Brown
John C. Gordon
N. @. McKay
E. D. Daniels
Henry B. Barges
J. 8. Marshall
Wiley J. Brown
L. E. Coder
Thomas Paul
Andrew J. Buchanan
W. H. Birely
Stephen Metcalf
John J. Ogle
T. F. Brown
Joshua Jester
Abraham Morrical
F. R. Radebaugh
William H. Boothe
Patrick Reilley
Augustus Breskey
T. C. Sargent
Gosport
Ind
Kansas
Department of Kansas
Charles Burrows
Rutherford
N. J
Weeding Out Loiterers In Police Court Showcases Loitering Rise
Yesterday in Police Court the city disposed of thirty eight cases including many loitering arrests. White and colored loafers near barrel houses faced fines, with ten or more negroes and white men cited on the streets Tuesday. Judge Whallon fined most, and some unable to pay were sent to the workhouse. A colored man named Charles Penn claimed Indianapolis as a haven for negroes with a Booker T. Washington letter and teaching license, and was released. The police say the negro population exceeds forty thousand, sparking local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whallon
Indianapolis
Charles Penn
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Colored School
Alan
A New Messenger to the Emperor in Francis's Tournament
In a dramatic medieval scene, Caillette the duke's jester and Triboulet plot amid a royal tournament. A deceptive Hochfels free baron schemes to wed Princess Louise, while the Emperor Charles moves secretly in Aragon. Caillette volunteers to ride to the Emperor with a letter, to expose the plot and save the royal match.
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Motor Vehicle Company
Osgood
Koehne
The
Luretta Pitts
Frank Pitts
the Court Record
Circuit Court
Henry Clay
Nora O. Dixon
John E. Dixon
Edward Dixon
Coats
Mollie A. Boone
Samuel Boone
Alble J. Wayland
Howard C. Wayland
Fearer Powers
Eden Otto
Clarence
Fremont Alford
Edward Hoover
Arthur J. Simpson
Ees
Loretta Pitts
City of Indianapolis
Superior Court
George Depuy
Lacy Depuy
Mzabeth L. Cox
Owen Cox
Lilian Kelly
James Kelly
Ity Bond Company
Hester Wesley
En Fen
Oom
Hattie Clark
Frank Clark
Nellie Burke Ws
Beehive Paper Box Company
Julius Hough
Sheenan Oeftering
Terest
Les
Malta-Vita
Malta
Vita
Kimball
N. A. Moore Grocery Company
North
Illinois Street
Sunder: the Rose
Frederic S. Isham
Bowen-Merrit, Company
Caillette
Triboulet
Calllette
Diane
Francis
Louise
Jacqueline
Dubrois
Spain
I West
Vaillant Desyr
Bon Poir
Coeur
Bon Vouloir
Arthur
Europe
Beauty
Riboulet
Marot
Villot
Certes
Pollux
Swentoeng
Robert
Duke of
Friedwald
Pfalz-Urfeld
Hochfels
Plaisant
Louis of
Charles
Solyman
Germany
Austria
Charles the Emr
Aragon
Saragossa
Isle
Repenuke
Enius
Marguerite
Pres Clam
Avery
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