Close of the Schools Heralds Happy Summer for Indianapolis Pupils
The year’s close brings joy to pupils and teachers as Indianapolis public schools report one of their most productive terms. Superintendent Kendall praises good spirit and rising attendance, with new manual training and high school facilities planned. Many teachers will spend the summer away from the city, visiting various states and regions, while new Shaw and MT High School improvements prepare for next term.
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Indianapolis
Calvin N. Kendall
Shaw
Senate Avenue
North Street
Irvington
Hoosier
Brook
Kate Thompson
Manual Training High School
Charles E. Wuiaerich
Sale of Baldwin stock and corporate alliance approved
A general meeting in Cincinnati approved selling D. H. Baldwin & Co. estate interests to Lucien Wulsin and George W. Armstrong Jr. The Baldwin Company plans to integrate Baldwin & Co. as a distributing factor for its piano and factory holdings including Ellington Piano and Hamilton Organ. Stockholders also approved increasing Baldwin Company capital stock from 20000 to unknown amount.
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Baldwin Company
Cincinnati
D. H. Baldwin
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Mesers
Lucien Wulsin
George W. Armstrong, Jr
Baldwin Pany
Ellington Piano Company
Hamilton Organ Company
Chicago
Great Plano
A. A. van Buren
H. C. Dickinson
A. Marshall
Terre Haute
Den
H. Marshall
Ind
C. m
Louisville
E. G. Hereth
Boyd
St. Louis
A. J. Sorrenson
Chicago Heights
Flowers For Dead Wife in Divorce Case Seeks Alimony
Estella Allen sues Cyrus Allen in Superior Court over alimony and child custody, alleging cruelty over grave flowers and property in her name. A cross complaint, threats, and money disputes color the case, with a judgment date set for next Tuesday. In other actions, Robert S. McKee estate probate awards widow a third with six children to share the remainder. attorneys seek transcripts in two criminal cases. a petition to declare Benjamin Springer of unsound mind is filed with hearing set June 3.
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Estella Allen
Cyrus
McMaster
Allen
Indianapolis
Robert
Richard Boone McKee
Charles W. Merrill
Gronninger and McCrea
Rufus Cantrell
Samuel Martin
Supreme Court
Benjamin Springer
Lawrence Township
Walker
Cross-petitions Claim Fraud in Federal Case
Two cross petitions were filed in federal court alleging fraudulent collusions among Receiver John T. Dye former Midland president Harry Crawford and Big Four president Eoiiey E. Ingalls. One petition seeks a recovery of 657 dollars and a net amount for 3147. The company New work Wiles case ware is the plain.
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John T. Dye
Harry Crawford
the Midland
Eoiiey E. Ingalls
Big Four
Wiles Case Ware
Court Record Notices from Superior Court Divorces and Defaults
In Room 1 J McMaster hears Estella Allen v Cyrus Allen a divorce and Laura Gilbert v James Gilbert a divorce with trial called and the plaintiff absent, case dismissed for want of prosecution. In Room 2 Judge pro tem Vincent G Clifford presides Elmer Marshall et al v William Donovan et al with defendants in default. In Room 3 Judge Vinson Carter Henry Coburn Lumber Co v William M Aughinvaugh et al results in finding and judgment.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Estella Allen
Cyrus Allen
Laura Gilbert
James Gilbert
Vincent G. Clifford
Elmer Marshall
William Donovan
Vinson Carter
Henry Coburn Lumber Co
William M. Aughinvaugh
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Christian Tecenbrock
R. Hinshook
John West
William E. Krieger
Adams & Krieger
J. M. Hick
M. D
Charles A. Shotwell
George Walton
Eugene Goens
Criminal Court
Criminal and civil court notices from circuit and superior courts
Dismissed at costs of estate. Several costs awarded in civil cases. Guilty pleas and fines in assault cases. Not guilty on profanity. New suits filed include divorce, support, damages, and notes in various courts.
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Fremont Alfora
Herman Wright
Puone
Leslie McCombs
Webber Crouch
Gus Wise
Emma M. Hoskins
George Hoskins
Circuit Court
Lenore E. Morris
Walter G. Morris
Harry C. Mount
Lake Erie & Western R. R. Co
Superior Court
Charles M. Rock
W. T. Long
Supreme Court Minutes and Appellate Briefs Listing Indiana Cases
A compendium of court records and motions including State ex rel Maxwell v Dudley Sullivan County, Ginn v State Indiana petition to file extra brief, Branstrator v Crowe dismissal motion, Bingle v State record on assignment of errors, Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Railway v Wicker, City of Hammond v Wins oe with appellant briefs and motions noted. Also mentions Catherine Branstrator and various counties and appellees.
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Supreme Court
William P. Maxwell
Johns
Dudley
Sullivan C. Co. Appellee
Vincent Ginn
State of
Indiana
Henry C. C. Attorney General
Charles W. Branstrator
Frances E. Crowe
Allen C. C
Catherine Branstrator
En Oak
James Bingle
State of Indiana
Spencer C. C
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Mary E. Wicker
Greene C. C. Appellant
City of
Hammond
Harriet Winsoe
C. Appellant
Central Labor Union Probes Walter Brooks Dismissal
The Central Labor Union committee reviewing Western Union discharge of Walter Brooks held a second conference with J F Wallick. Wallick says the dismissal stemmed from duty negligence on June 10, not his union leadership. The committee will continue examining all charges, focusing on union involvement.
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Central Labor Union
Walter Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. F. Wallick
Telegraph Company
Wallick
Messenger Boys’ Union
Young Brooks
Brooks
Indiana librarians to attend ALA meeting at Niagara Falls
About twenty Indiana librarians will attend the American Library Association meeting at Niagara Falls from June 22 to 27. The Indiana party departs midnight June 21 in a special car on the Pennsylvania line. Announcements are issued by the Public Library Commission. Names include Miss Hubbard of the public library and Miss Hoagland of the Public Library Commission.
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Indiana
American Library Association
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Blic Library Commission
Smith of L E W employee loses arm in street car crash
John W. Sietz, a 47 East South Street employee of L E W, fell from the top of a car cut at East Street and the Lake Erie tracks yesterday morning. His left arm was crushed off between the bumpers just below the shoulder as the cars moved apart.
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John W. Sietz
East South Street
East Street
Lake Erie Tracks
Man Loses Arm After City Hospital Incident
Elbow injury leads to amputation at City Hospital after transport by Dispensary ambulance under Dr. Seaton. Patient Lietz, resident of Bellefontaine Ohio, but longtime city resident.
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Seaton
Lietz
Bellefontaine
Reunion planned for Battery A veterans in honor of Captain Curtis
Captain James B. Curtis former commander of Battery A Indiana National Guard arrives from New York with his wife and family. A meeting at the armory Monday night will organize a reunion of Battery A the Twenty-seventh Battery and the Indianapolis Light Artillery which Curtis helped form twenty years ago.
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James B. Curtis
Battery A
Indiana National Guard
New York
Claypool
Armory
Twenty
Indianapolis
Remains of Man Hanged in Michigan City Turned Over to Board
The body of William Jackson, a Black man from Evansville hanged last Thursday for murdering a man who befriended him, arrived in this city this morning and was consigned to Coroner Tute wiler. Relatives refused to claim the body, so the coroner will turn it over to the State Anatomical Board for use by science.
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William Jackson
Evansville
Michigan City
Tutewiler
State Anatomical Board
Tabernacle Chorus to Sing One Final Time This Year
This morning marks the last performance until fall by the Tabernacle Chorus directed by Franz Bellinger. At the pastor and congregation’s request, several top numbers from the past year will be repeated during services.
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Tabernacle Chorus
Franz Bellinger
Fifty five voices perform Cayatina for violin
The note mentions the full strength of the society and a performance titled Cayatina for violin by Bohm Edith Stanton Brown, highlighting a chamber music setting with multiple voices.
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Cayatina
Bohm
Edith Stanton “Brown
Butler College News Highlights Commencement Week
Miss Jessamine Armstrong visits the college residence and Miss Saylor’s art students prepare an all day exhibit. Presidents and faculty hosts, Kappa and Sigma Chi members travel from out of town for commencement events. Notable guests include Miss Charlotte Powell Miss Helen Downing and Miss Isabel Vinzant, with a Propylaeum reception and a trolley ride to Greenwood followed by dancing.
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Jessamine Armstrong
Lulu Kellar
Kokomo
Nina Eien
Butler
Margaret Garrison
Pendleton
Josephine Besaw
J. Dorsey Forrest
Omar Wilson
Johnny Inter
Chicago
Edith Longly
Noblesville
Hazel Reeves
Columbus
Josephine Canfield
Wayne Parker
Kappa Kappa Gammas
Propylaeum
Hil Uv. Brown
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Destonging
Aribue d. Bean
Worcesot Vies
Waynesville
Harriet E. Robinson
Chautauqua
Arthur J. Pienkowsky
Josephine Loomis
Harriet Rhetts
Salem
John F. Brown
Ill
G. A.ee Greencastle
Milo Stuart
Horcat Kemper McKomb
Hanover
Inamat Cooper
Quasqueton
Henry M. Bodden
Spares
Wis
G. H. Coburn
Waltham
Mass
C. S. Stone
Oshkosh
Minnie Coffman
Cloverdale
Ernest Bierman
Arcadia
Emma Lakey
New Lisbon
Dollie Bufink
Rome City
Elizabeth Bettcher
North Liberty
Benedict
Eis Ind
Sophia Schultz
Ellenville
N. Y
Grace Richardson
Ludlow
Effie Wilson
Point Chautauqua
Delia R. Kingman
Middle Mass
Maude Huestes
Greencastle
Estelle King
Dabney
Mayme
Ogden
Gertrude C. Lubb
Eeeeeee Mich
Katherine Kelley
Jessie M. Hogate
Danville
Heres M. Weldig
Germany
Edna C. Harter
Hagerstown
George M. Chadwell
Hampton
Sara C. Youtsey
Southport
William A. Thomas
Port Chester
Ambia Keene
Churubusco
Nora A. Roberts
Ella Crocker
Richmond
Alice O' Hair
Bay View
Mich
Eadie Thomas
Knox
Grace van Buskirk
Greensburg
Agnes BE. Shea
Lexington
Minnie Dodson
Maynesville
Josephine Moran
St. Mary's
Vigo County
Alice Alexander
Norwood
P. T. Miller
Elizabeth J. Cotton
Charlevoix
Martha Aligire
Eugene
Ore
Fred Billery
Bloomington
Eliza G. Clarke
Dale
Clara Washburn
Petoskey
Edna O'Dell
Mary Moriarty
Oswego
Lulu Hornaday
Plainfield
Carrie Merrill
Mary E. Cotton
Lucy Carle
Ra Morley
Calumet
Alfie
Blandburg
Lillian Behmeyer
Bekigeport
Conn
Mary A. Hancock
Charlottesville
Melda Movigan
Girard
Jean Rankin
Miss Brockhausen
York Beach
Caro Townsend
Alice M. Monticello
Olga Schellschmidt
Leesburg
Louise Pugh
Mary Dixon
Paris
Rockers
The
Chicago & Southeastern Railroad
M'Kee
Springer
Ccollusi
Midland Rail
China
Washington St
the Court Record
Appellate Court
Central Labor Union Committee
Messenger Boy
American Association
John W. Sietzs
L. E. & W. Employe
Captain Curtis
Floyd County Agricultural Fair Association
Capital Stock
Louis H. Meyer
Henry W. Fawcett
Walter E. McCulloch
Louis C. Hippie
Edward H. Mann
Alonzo Smith
Dementress Harmon
Charles McCulloch
G. O. Erni
Shamrock Oil Company
Marion
Eben Scudder
Thomas Dinneen
William H. Hoffman
Tabernacle Church
Butler College News
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