Youth Basil Puckett Arraigned for Package Theft in Clay County
Charles Puckett a youth from Clay County with a mail route was arraigned before Judge Baker for stealing a small valued watch from a mail bag. He pleaded guilty as tears flowed, and the judge showed leniency, stressing youth, temptation, and potential for reform. His father testified about the family’s standing as a factor in mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Puckett
Clay County
Baker
United States
Toort
Coalmont
Puckett
John H. Holliday
David H. Fouts
Dunkirk
Indisnapolis Elocution School Grants Two Diplomas
The Indisnapolis School of Elocution and Oratory marked its twenty fourth commencement as Miss Lien G Habach and Miss May Kelly received diplomas. Principal Mrs McAvoy and Rufus Swain plan to leave Saturday for a four day trip. Mr McAvoy will attend the Association of Elocutionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indisnapolis
Mexican Coffee and Rubber Company Declares Dividends and Land Plan
Stockholders in the Mexican Coffee and Rubber Company approved a 10 percent dividend and a 3 percent quarterly payout for the next year. They plan to use surplus funds to improve 1000 acres of land on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The Ubero Plantation Company, a buyer of the land, and others linked to both firms are active in the deal, involving 10,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Coffee and Rubber Company
Ubero Plantation Company
Coffee and Rubber Company
Tehuantepec
Old Mexico
W. L. Overstreet
Terre Haute
New York
Ww. Dd. Owen
Indiana
Boston
Overstreet
N. D. Woodard
George Gonzer
Mexico
Infilans
Mr. Overstreet
Torres
Saloon Fight Leaves Sloan Injured With Beer Glass
Frank Sloan, 106 East Market, allegedly attacked by Thomas Hupp, 1830 Shelby, in Chris Roepke’s saloon at 1357 Shelby. Hupp reportedly struck Sloan with a beer glass, fracturing his skull near the temple and causing profuse bleeding. Sloan was hospitalized after ambulances were called. Hupp was arrested for assault and battery with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Roepke
Shelby Street
Frank Sloan
East Market Street
Thos. Hupp
Roepke
Hupp
Sloan
Harvey Dowden
Dowden
Kinney
Griffin
Manning
Snelby Street
Belt Railroad
Supe
Flupp
Sioean
Indiana veterans secure lodging option near Cleveland G A R
A state delegation committee obtained an option on two schoolhouses and a hall two blocks from Cleveland G A R headquarters. About 2,60 Indiana delegates may need free sleeping quarters. Wire cots will fill remaining space, later shared with Cleveland committee if unused. Colonel Smock notes tents gave way to schoolhouses at national encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cleveland Committee
Smock
Electric Line to Plainfield Interurban Plan Filed
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state announce a $200000 interurban project to link Plainfield with Indianapolis. Directors include Benjamin F. Nysewander, George Monroe, George B. Reynolds, Frank M. Smalley, and Addison Ballard. Also noted: Tipton Electric Light Company with $25000 capital, directors C. W. Ramsay, A. W. Charles, George P. Bower. General Electric Company files for $24508.2 total capital, linked to Fort Wayne electric works and agent F. E. Hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Plainfield & Western Traction Company
Plainfield
Benjamin F. Nysewander
Thern Fruit Land Development Company
George J. Monroe
Chicago
George B. Reynolds
Frank M. Smalley
Indianapolis
Addison Ballard
Fort Wayne
Excursion trains and ticket contest from Indiana railways
Subscribers can receive the Daily and Sunday Journal by mail anywhere in the U S or Canada during summer with free address changes. Rail lines advertise excursions to towns including Tipton Elwood and Fort Wayne at 1 00 and 1 50, with schedule details and stops. A name for a daylight train from Fort Wayne to Harbor Springs is sought with a prize for the first correct letter received by June 22, 1910.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Richmond
Ind
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Bay View
Harborprings
C. L. Lockwood
Grand Im & Indiana Railway
Excursion Trips From Indianapolis On June 23
Excursion to Lapayvette via Big Four Route with departure from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 45 a m and return from Lafayette at 7 20 p m. Fare is 1 00 or less round trip. Also excursion to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Stations with 7 20 a m station departure and 7 20 p m return from Aurora.
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Big Four
Indianapolis Union Station
Lafayetite
Unday
Aurora
Reservoir Park
Atlas Works Increase Marks Largest Assessed Gain
The County Board of Review opened with a new session and completed assessments on nineteen corporations. Atlas Engine Works rose from 275000 to 40000, the largest increase noted, while Crescent Oil Company climbed from 400 to 1509, with the remaining assessments listed as completed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Atlas Engine Works
B, C Mining Company
Newarigtes Engine Company
New American Brewing Company
American Dis, Telegraph Co
American Car Door Company
American Press Association
Rat Co
W. H. Armatro
Passaverstone
W.B. Nate Caramel Co Ee
E. C. Atkins & Co Oe
Atlas Engine
Atlas Paper Co
Ayres & Co
Crescent Ol Co . Veree
Kimber Shoe
Cnee Atas
Trouble in the Helm Lewis stockyard firm
At the stockyards yesterday the live stock commission firm Helm Lewis and Co dissolved. Harry B Lewis junior member retires. Helm says Lewis left Indianapolis two weeks ago but may have returned. Business suspended until a new start and possible new partner. The firm had operated about eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Stock Commission
Helm, Lewis & Co
Harry
Lewis
Indianapolis
The Poolroom Case Discharged After Hung Jury
The Police Court jury unable to reach a verdict in the Mike Toomey and Frank J. Doug lass pool selling case after six hours deliberation. Evidence included detectives apparatus and bets won at the pool room while defense argued right to wire money transmission under National District Telegraph Company. Trial began 2 PM, jury verdict nine to three for conviction throughout. prosecutor Collins signals new hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Toomey
Frank J. Douglass
Charles Remster
Eee
National District Telegraph Company
Collins
Fight at Corkins saloon leads to arrests on Twenty second street
Elmer Corkins a 18 Yandes street bartender and two farm workers Joseph McDaniels and Pete Carnes were arrested after a night fight at Corkins saloon near the automobile works on Millersville road. Corkins charged with assault and battery with intent to kill while McDaniels and Carnes faced assault and battery and drunkenness. Carnes says the dispute began over two sacks of sawdust leading to a confrontation and subsequent blows. McDaniels was knocked unconscious and later carried to a barn behind the saloon. all were locked at the police station overnight with McDaniels reporting head pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Corkins
Yandes Street
Joseph McDaniels
Pete Carnes
Millersville Road
Corkins
Twenty-second Street
Automobile Works
McDaniels
Carnes
McDaniells
Indiana At Cleveland Encampment Plans by G A R Leaders
Col Richard M Smock assistant adjutant and quartermaster general of the Indiana G A R returned from Cleveland where he met Col James Hyer chairman of the Cleveland Board to arrange entertainment for Indiana veterans at the National Encampment in September The report notes Smock’s travel and talks with local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Smock
Indiana
Cleveland
James Hyer
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H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
J. Co
North Meridian St
D. H. Fouts
T. J. Mavoy
Wulschner
Thomas Hupp
Gere
Oftice
Touris
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Manele
Redkey
Portland
Hartford
Celina
St.25
St. Mary's
Lima
Lake Erie
Western Rail
Michigan City
H. Deutsch Tailoring Co
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Waters
All Good Grocers
Parrott-Taggart
Dan Capital City
Indianapolis Paint and Color CO
Massachusetts Ave
Wasson
H. P. Wasson & CO
Ardahan
Smyrna
Badger Furniture Co
Lapayvette
Lawrenceburg
Aurora and Way
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Zemilton
Paris
South
Delaware Street
Janes
THE
Starr Piano Company
Washington St
ATLAS
the Stockyards
Dissolve Partnership
JAC. Metzger & CO
Libby
Hawkes, Meriden
Clark’s
Dorflinger
Chares Mayer & Co
West Washington Street
Woodruff Place
the Reporter Publishing CO
Fitzgerald
Henry F. Miller Pianos
Mass. Ave
Pennsylvania St
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
Col. R. M. Smock
Pioneer Brass
S.pennis
de Dion-Bouton
Indianapolis Automobile and Bicycle Co
North Penoyslvania St
Gibson
Messrs
Carlin & Lennox
Sto
East Market St
the H. Lieber Company
W. Washington ST
H. Lieber
Wea
LILLY
Ther Goods
Talnaker Hington Street
Law
Menceburg, Aurora
Way Points
Paris, Illinois
Lafayette
Henry J. Huder
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