Daniel A Butcher Files City Wage Suit After Dismissal
Daniel A. Butcher, a patrolman dismissed during the Taggart administration, sues the city for 200 dollars claiming wages from December 189 to February 190 after a Superior Court reinstated him by mandate. He and fellow officers were dismissed for inefficiency, sought reinstatement, and were later released on new charges amid ongoing court actions.
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Daniel A. Butcher
Board of Safety
Taggart
Superior Court
Butcher
Jacob Kurtz
Harry C. Barbee
Asbury D. Rinker
Ira Leet
Elmer
Su- Court
Child crushed in streetcar accident lawsuit filed
Hannah Marie Leukhardt, through Christ Leukhardt next friend, sues the street-car company for 315,000 damages claiming injuries after a Bright Wood line car struck her on Hillside avenue. The 18 month old suffered a fractured skull and other injuries while her mother tended her nearby. In a second matter Judge Alford ordered a habeas corpus ad testificandum for Charles Hampton, life prisoner in Wilson Haynes murder, to testify in Frank Stewart’s accomplice case. Attorneys Adams & McCormack withdrew from Cassady case over defense allowance, leaving Cassady without counsel except the Marion county pauper attorney. Stewart and Hampton have friends willing to fund their defense.
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Hannah Marie Leukhardt
Christ Leukhardt
Hillside Avenue
Arrow Avenue
Alford
Criminal Court
Charles Hampton
Wilson Haynes
Frank Stewart
Stewart
Cassady
Obe Hampton
Adams & McCormack
Hendricks
Marion County
Hampton
Legal suits arise over quarantines and affection dispute
George Armstrong of Irvington sues Dr. Ridpath and Dr. Buehler for 7000 damages claiming illegal quarantine for smallpox fears after a guest stayed at his home. Ella Wishmier sues Christian and Wilhelmina Wishmier for 20000 alleging alienation of husband’s affections. Arba Perry assigns soap powder factory to Ray Sutherland amid uncertain assets. Martin Sellers sues Indiana power firm for 10000 over Pohall death by a live power line. A jury verdict favors Chicago Junction Railroad in Frankowski case against the administrator of Michaeliny.
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George Armstrong
Irvington
H. W. Ridpath
County Board of Health
Eugene Buehler
City Board of Health
Ridpath
Buehler
Armstrong
Ella D. Wishmier
Christian Wishmier
Wilhelmina Wishmier
Arba T. Perry
Twenty-second
Baxter Streets
Ray L. Sutherland
United States
Konstanty Frankowski
Chicago Junction Railroad Company
Michael Ainy
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Martha A. Wampler
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in United States Court by Martha A. Wampler, a merchant of Indian Springs, Martin County.
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United States Court
Martha A. Wampler
Indian Springs
Martin County
Court records summary from Indianapolis and circuit docket
In Indianapolis loop, cases include Ware versus Metropolitan Life Insurance with verdict for plaintiff at 5608 and costs. Weaver versus Weaver divorce granted with alimony restriction. Symmons versus Maner costs awarded to defendant. Buff and Blue Oolitic Stone Company. Edgar Burnett versus Louis Meidner on trial. Flynn versus Old Wayne Mutual Life Insurance verdict for plaintiff 3010 and costs. Mitchell versus Mitchell dismissal. City of Indianapolis versus Independent Paraverein with plaintiff's cause dismissed. City Court judgment against plaintiff in Indianapolis versus George Sims. recent docket submissions and courtroom motions as recorded by Judge McMaster, Leathers, and Carter in Rooms 1-J and 2.
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Perior
John L. McMaster
Joseph Ware
The
Metropolitan Life Mee Company
Laura Weaver
John Weaver
Ted
Symmons
Adolph Maner
Katumber Company
Ve. Buff and
Blue Oolitic Stone Company
James M. Leathers
Edgar ©. Burnett
Louis E. Meidner
Harry Mitchen
City of Indianapolis
Independent Paraverein
Indianapolis
George Sims
Supreme Court
American
Life Insurance Company
Mason
Elkhart C. C
Oaks
Fifer
Ritter
Fulton C. C
Hadley
Circuit Court
Board of Commissioners
William H. Brunig
John M. Golden
Jefferson C
Appellant
City Court cases and new suits in Indianapolis
List of judgments and filings including City Court decisions against defendants for costs and specific sums, divorces with custody orders, receivership and sale of property, orders forbidding marriage, and criminal habeas corpus, followed by new suits filed in Circuit and Superior Courts such as mechanic's lien, quiet title, replevin, and damages claims with monetary demands. Major parties include City of Indianapolis, Bert Driscoll, William Fullen, Charles Eddy, Charles Daniels, Andrew Strek, Julia Fowler, Ora Kelly, Margaret Schnabel, Belle Johnson, Edna Nelson, Emma W. Buschmann, Frederick Stinemeyer, Fanny Stewart, Maud Coffin, Arthur Smith, Dynes Lumber and Coal Company, Gilbert B. Manlove, Sarah Gundelfinger, Willard Harm, Henry Thoman, Vincent Bohall estate, Indianapolis Light and Power, Hannah Lenkhardt, Indianapolis Street Railway, George Armstrong, and H W Ridpath.
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City of Indianapolis
Bert Driscoll
William Fullenwider
Charles Eddy
Charles Daniels
Florence A. Howe
Howe Pump and Engine Company
Linzie Strek
Andrew Strek
Julia Fowler
John Fowler
Ora Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Ora Seargent
Margaret Schnabel
Christian W. Schnabel
Belle Johnson
Edna Nelson
Emma W. Buschmann
Frederick Stinemeyer
Fanny Stewart
George Stewart
Costa
Joseph W. Coffin
Maud Coffin
Fremont Alford
Frank Stewart
Arthur Smith
Samuel R. Waters
Mechanic's Hon
Dynes Lumber and Coal Company
Karopp Ashjlan
Mechanic's
Gilbert B. Manlove
Amos F. Shover
Circuit Court
Sarah L. Gundelfinger
James W. Melivaine
Superior Court
Willard H. Harm
Herman Brunson
Mary E. Thoman
Henry Thoman
Suor
Martiners
Vincent J. Bohall
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Superior
Demand Superior Court
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court 1985
Abstract of appellate opinions from multiple jurisdictions citing affirmances reversals and judgments. Names Mason Fifer Brunig Malott Reynolds Van Horn Field Campbell Williams appear with case numbers and court locations through 1980s entries. Governing principles include general jurisdiction presumptions and waivers via general appearance.
Y M C A FOR COLORED MEN INDIANAPOLIS FORMS
Indianapolis colored youths gain a parallel to the Y M C A as articles of incorporation are filed for the Colored Young Men's Christian Association of Indianapolis. Directors include Willis Kersey and H L Sanders, with aims of lectures libraries and social and religious meetings for colored youth. Also filed were incorporations for Shank Furniture and Storage Company Realty and Industrial Guide Hoffman Grocery Company and Elite Social Club with various capital stocks and boards.
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Young Colored Men of
Indianapolis
Young Men's Christian Association
Colored Young Men's Christian Association of Indianapolis
Willis Kersey
8. A. Furniss
H. L. Sanders
George L. Knox
J. N. Skelton
Shank Furniture and Storage Company
Samuel Lewis Shank
Carlin H. Shank
Sam H. Shank
Realty and Industrial Guide
W. D. Pratt
Fred T. Loftin
Joseph Larimer
Hoffman Grocery Company
South Remi
Jacob J. Hoffman
Ots
Jacob J. Hoffman, Jr
Charlea Daugherty
Muncie
Peace Arenance
J. Henrallace
W. Smith
Ben ‘Fay
Laurels of Victory at Manual Training High
The Manual Training High School honored its red and white track team with laurels and medals won at the state field meet. Principal Emmerich presided as seniors presented a large class portrait. medals were awarded to Shideler, Tad Shideler, Barlow, Quinn, Bowers, Wheeler, Warren, Mintre, and Kaylor amid cheers.
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Sporls
Manual Training High School
Newby Oval
Emmerich
Albrecht Kipp
Robert Sweeney
Braves
Washington Park
Jack Shideler
Shortridge
Abbott
Rooreve
Dodo
Mr. Emmerich
Tad Shideler
Joel Barlow
James Quinn
Vernon Bowers
Harry Wheeler
John Warren
Ira McIntire
Will Kaylor
Shortridge High School
Short Ridge High School junior and senior teams clash at Driving Park
A baseball game between Short Ridge High School junior and senior teams will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Business Men's Driving Park. The clubs will present a strong front with top players from the regular 8.H.8. club participating on both sides.
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Shortridge High School
Business Men's
School Socials And Events Highlight Busy Week
Edell Voriss sang in Room D. Mr and Mrs Choate of Shelbyville visited the school. Margaret Hrundage left school for the term. Room E was entertained by Miss Mary Williams with a piano solo. Ruth Elston and Clara Moore hosted a fan tan party. The Girls Tennis Club met to discuss a tournament. Ruth Maxwell will go to Crawfordsville for a house party. Jessie Epps gave a ping pong party to friends. Olive Fitch of Cincinnati visited. Last report cards for the term were issued Monday. Sigma Eta Gamma girls attended field day and occupied a box. Helen will host the Etra Nous Club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Rogers chaperoned a Shortridge picnic to Broad Ripple. Charles S Thomas 12 B English pupils study Shakespeare The Tempest. George O Raffert gave a faculty and senior class reception at his home Wednesday. Carl Brickert entertained Room D with stories. Read to Castleman s English classes. Junior and senior compositions are being returned.
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Edell Voriss
Choate
Shelbyville
Margaret Hrundage
Mary Williams
Ruth Elston
Clara Moore
Ruth Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Jessie Epps
Olive Fitch
Cincinnati
Sigma Eta Gamma
Helen
Etra Nous Club
Rogers
Broad Ripple
Charles S. Thomas
Shakspeare
George O. Raffert
Carl Brickert
Castleman
Chin Hee to Grand Jury as Court Considers Bond
Preliminary hearing in Police Court continues. Judge Connoway indicates possible bond for Chin Hee despite weak testimony. Key witness Dong Gum Hong says Chin Hee offered money to Chin Gum Shing as a loan. Chinese community discusses potential guilt and uses chicken oath in testimony.
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Chin Hee
Connoway
Doc Lung
Chin Gum Shing
Dong
Dov Lung
E. Lung
Chin Hee E. Lung
Roberts Park
May Kee
Kaleidoscope of life in University Park tales
Tom Taggart and the Diamond, Country Girls in University Park and Others-Tales of the Town recount a day in Indianapolis's University Park with varied scenes from childhood play to Civil War echoes. A fountain incident with a wheelbarrow, and stories of Hugh J. McGowan's rise, plus Tom Taggart's practical jokes highlight local life in a bustling city heart.
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Tom Taggart and the Diamond
University Park
Indianapolis
Charming
Shady
Sallie
Diamonds, Shake and a Banter Joke Gone Sour
In a farce of mislaid valuables, Mr. Shideler attempts to reveal a diamond at an outing. His fingers only grasp silk as he realizes the gem cannot be produced. The scene ends with a lighthearted invitation and a $2 joke, per John Foley of the U S marshal's office who witnessed the incident.
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Tom Taggart
Taggart
D. B. Shideler
Smile
Mr. Shideler
Tom
Marion County Democracy
Shideler
John Foley
United States Marshal's Office
PUPILS SHOW THEIR WORK AT OPEN HOUSE
Pupils from TA and SA grades at Virginia avenue school held an open house with parents and friends. Boys study wood, iron work and clay modeling while girls learn sewing cooking and book binding. Exhibits included a miniature electric car a wooden locomotive by Bert Coneway plus flags quilts and bound books. Upstairs girls served ice cream and cake.
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Virginia Avenue
Bert Coneway
Butler Returns From Charity Conferences in Detroit and Fort Wayne
Amos W. Butler secretary of the Board of State Charities returns from Detroit where he and other Indiana charity leaders attended a National Conference of Charities and Correction. He also attended a Fort Wayne session of the National Conference of Superintendents of Feeble minded Institutes.
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Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Detroit
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Fort Wayne
Butler
Indiana Tr Ormascnes Charities
Indiana praised for charity work by national superintendents
Meeting of state superintendents from the United States lauds Indiana for outdoor relief and placing children in good homes. Officials say Indiana leads in care for the afflicted, with other states copying Indiana laws on charities and corrections. Butler notes it gives a proud feeling of progress in Indiana.
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Stvea
Uni
Indiana
Detroit
Massachusetts
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Butler
Vaudeville on Columbia Club Roof Opens Season Tomorrow
Unusual interest surrounds the Columbia Club roof garden show tomorrow night with strong talent secured. Committee predicts a satisfactory performance as demand for tickets runs heavy. The season opening features well known stage men and women among the performers.
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Columbia Club
Roof Garden
Grape-Nuts Seen as Best Health Investment Says User
A man who spent hundreds on medicines says since using Grape-Nuts for a year he gained strength and health. He recovered from paralysis shocks and now works daily, noting he prefers Grape-Nuts breakfast food and Postum coffee as his staple.
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Dle
W. F. Albro
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Vincent J. Pohall
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Marion
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John A. Campbell
Washington D. C
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Arkansas
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Deboe
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Perkins
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Daily Echo
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Europe
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Philadelphia
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M. I. Club
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Paul Clements
Ethel Crowe
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Walter Vonnegut
Delta Phi Boys
James Randall
John White
Newby Val
Driving Park
Flora Love
California
Leland Stanford, Jr
Matthews
McClellan
Frank Doudican
M. T. H. S. News Notes
Hana Bataka Society of
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Hugh J. McGowan
Mr. McGowan
Kansas City
McGowan
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & Company
Kirk
Anheuser
St. Louis
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Black & Tan
Anheusers Standard
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