Factory elevator law enforcement gaps prompt inspector action
Factory Inspector McAbee told the attorney general that current staffing hinders enforcing the rule banning anyone under eighteen from operating elevators. An Union editorial claimed widespread violations and urged an attorney general to prosecute offenders, while McAbee sought more assistants and labor support to uphold the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbes
Union
of Union Labor Organizations
Department of Inspection
McAbee
Department of Insays
Corer
Ee McAbee
Bureau
MccAbee
Loop The Loop Casualty At Cyclorama Building
William Zimmerman lies in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after a failed attempt at the loop in the Cyclorama building. Police, led by Super Taffe, say the act was reckless and the fault rests with the offender. hospital officials said his chances of recovery remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zimmerman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Super- Taffe
Young
Winter
Zim
Counties Delinquent as Indiana State Settlement Nears
Marion County remains delinquent though Benton La Porte Vigo and La entity counties expect to settle with the state auditor in coming days. A total of 16 001.78 was paid by Jackson County yesterday. La Porte and Benton have arrived at the auditor's office but not yet turned up. La county delays due to workload before settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
State
Marion
Benton
LaBeott
Vigo
Laporte
State Auditor
la County
Camp Reece Awards Cash Prizes at Closing Event
General Mitchell presided as cash prizes and trophies were presented to winning teams and the Fifty sixth Iowa Regiment Band at Camp Reece. Private W B Shafford of Joliet Illinois received a loving cup for duty. The Fifty-sixth Iowa Regiment Band stood as the sole band entrant in the competition, with awards announced at 2 pm before Forester observers in Quackenbush Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Shafford
Joliet
Ill
Camp
Reece
Iowa Regiment
Quackenbush Square
Mitchell
Camp Reece closes as Mitchell relinquishes command
Judges totals show Cameron Beisenherz Ostendorf with 210 235 and 667 total, average 2221 3. During the day nearly all teams left Camp Reece for home and at 11 a.m. today the camp colors will be lowered as General Mitchell relinquishes command and hands over property to Quartermaster P T Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Cameron
Wey
Beisenherz
Louis R. Ostendorf
Camp Reece
Mitchell
P. T. Anderson
Presentation to Commander Mitchell at Camp Reece
Yesterday at Camp Reece a staff gathering surprised General Mitchell in his tent. Colonel Steen presented him with solid silver knives and spoons as a token of esteem, praising his leadership and the staff’s loyalty to the Woodmen organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Camp
Mitchell
Washington Street
Wilson
General Mitchell
J. N. Steen
Steen
St. Paul
Soldiers at Camp Reece honor duty amid inspections and awards
General Mitchell lauded W B Spafford for remaining on guard two hours past relief, praising such duty as Army strength. Foresters gathered as Colonel Ringer explained daily quarter inspections, with four assistants visiting camp sectors. Trophy results crowned Kent, Posey, Charter Oak, Omaha, and Harrisburg units, with Bosworth returning to salute the troops. Prize money and a band contest followed, eight bands originally entered though only Fifty sixth Iowa on Band from Fort Dodge competed. judges included Cameron Beissenherz Ostendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Mitchell
W. B. Spafford
Joliet
Iil
Strawn
Spafford
Ringer
Kent
S. J. de Long
Posey Camp
A Miller
Charter Oak
C. W. Fletcher
Omaha
H. C. Martens
Harrisburg
Charles Remy
Lewis A. Coleman
Joseph B. Cameron
H. D. Beissenherz
Louis R. Ostendorf
Indianapolis
Iowa
Indiana
Fort Dodge
Shewton
Gift of intrinsic value expressed as regard
A token conveying appreciation and esteem, framed as a personal gift. The note emphasizes heartfelt value beyond material worth, highlighting the expression of regard from one party to another.
Federal Prisoners Leave for Fort Leavenworth Transport
Fifteen federal prisoners moved from the jail to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, aboard a Big Four train bound for St. Louis. Led by Alonzo Boyd and accompanied by two deputy marshals and six guards, the convoy departed at 3 15 p m, delayed by Mississippi floods. Prisoners included William Shrader, George Councilman, William Roeder, and others convicted mostly for postal law violations and several counterfeiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
St. Louis
Mississippi
Alonzo Boyd
Thomas E. Martin
Charles E. la Selle
Eli Stansbury
James McNulty
Edward Bray
Mark Robbins
William Shrader
George Councilman
William Roeder
David Murphy
John Gibson
Frank Slossen
George Hammond
J. W. Wilson
Harry Foster
John Powell
Horace Jackson
D. C. Irish
Robert Warren
Isaac Williams
Harry Jarrell
Labor Feud Sparks Grand Jury Action at Drop Forge
Three union and three nonunion men clashed near the Indianapolis Drop Forge Plant. Lewis Beyers, a nonunion worker, faced grand jury after allegedly attempting to shoot union machinist James Anderson. Beyers brothers and others were charged with assault and battery as the dispute rooted in a yearlong strike and ongoing factory feuding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Drop Forge Plant
Lewis Beyers
Indianapolis
James Anderson
Whalton
John
Fred Beyers
William Veach
Fred Kettlewell
Anderson
Veach
Kettlewell
Beyers
Drop Forge
Beyers Brothers
Toosen
Fred
Carter
Indeterminate Sentence Law Upheld in Indiana Appeal
Assistant Attorney General Geake prepared a brief upholding the constitutionality of the indeterminate sentence law after Charles Terry an Indiana Reformatory prisoner challenged it. Terry argued the word may meant must, but the board of managers determined he violated rules and the court held managers judge the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Terry
Indiana
Reformatory
Terry
Aged newspaper man Joseph Lomax injured in Richmond
Joseph Lomax aged ninety three, a veteran newspaper man, of 1810 North Meridian street, was injured in Richmond Indiana when he fell from an interurban car. He was brought home yesterday and attended by Dr B L Kahn. Lomax suffered bruises to arm and shoulder but is expected to recover despite advanced age. he remains interested in newspaper work and was on a business mission to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lomax
North
Meridian Street
Richmond
Ind
B. L. Kahn
Lomax
Strike attempt at E C Atkins Company workers repelled
Henry C Atkins said yesterday that someone tried to spur a strike among Atkins Company employees but failed. The men refused to strike, and recent pay increases were cited as the reason some considered quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Atkins
E. C. Atkins Company
Trains Run Regular Schedule Through St Louis Union Station
Water receded and all Big Four passenger trains are on regular schedule at St Louis Union Station. Announcement by A G P A H M Bronson dated June 18 1903. Feed your horse Janes Dustless Oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Union Station
Janes
Union Station
Louis
Japaa
H. M. Bronson
Summer Train Schedule From Indianapolis To Boston Detailed
June 25 to 27 travel options depart Indianapolis at 8:00 a m 2 55 p m and 6 25 p m Boston arrival times 10 00 a m 4 55 p m and next day schedules vary by route via direct lines and New York via rail connections plus Sound steamers and Buffalo connections. Stops include Falls New York Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia with daylight Hudson River ride and stopovers. For full particulars visit Big Four office at 11 Washington Street.
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Indianapolis
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Falls
Hudson River
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Big Four
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Reduced Fares For Boston Via Pennsylvania Lines
Tickets on sale June 235, 26, 27, July 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 with return options to Boston. Stopovers allowed in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Inquire at ticket agents 48 West Washington street and Union Station for details.
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Boston
Mass
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
West Washington Street
Union Station
R. P. Algeo
NORTH MICHIGAN SUMMER RESORTS AD TICKET OFFERS
Train promos announce Northland Limited service from Indianapolis via Richmond and the Fishing Line with three sleeping cars starting June 21. Pennsylvania Lines offers Boston and return options with stopovers and limited returns, plus Louisville and return on Sunday June 21. Details via agents include dates June 25 26 27 and Aug 1 final return. stops listed at Chautauqua Lake Cambridge Springs Washington and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northland Limited
Indianapolis
Richmond
G. R. & L Railway
W. W. Richardson
M. Falls
Chautauqua Lake
Cambridge Springs
R. P. Algeo
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Decatur
Excursions From Indianapolis by Big Four and More
Lake Erie and Western R R and Big Four routes offer June 20 21 trips from Indianapolis with prices from 1.00 to 2.00. Special trains depart 7 a.m. 7:20 a.m. for Cincinnati Decatur Lafayette Terre Haute and more. Call A H Sellers D P A 28 South Illinois for berths and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. H. Sellers
South Illinois Street
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Perre Haute
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Lafayette
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Sayres
Bert B. Dildine
E. Market St
Union Trust Building
Ladies
Wabee
Vincent
Marion County
Wuischuer
Gen. Mitchell
J. W
Rock Island
Modern Woodsmen
United States
Whallon
Anatesous
Vfficy Ucne
Atkins
Ervic
Benjamin D. Smith
Mankato, Minn
Modern Woodmen
North Michigan
Erie
B. C
Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Sessinq
Ares
Main Street
Sandusky and Return
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Perfection
Watson & Co
Best Penny
Massachusetts
Capital Raser and Supplies
A. BE. Bodine & Co., St B. Chie Bt
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N.lllinois St
N. E. Corner
Rational Watson & CO
Sechenten & Preiderg
Mass.ay
New York St
Coburn Cos Company
P. J. Kelleher
Panama
Washington St
Claypool
Best
Excelsior
Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
South Meridian Street
Azma
Druggiate
Cotycok
Pubinaston Prep
Phi E. J. Heeb
Harvard University
Lima
Howe
Radcliffe College
Harvard
A. Fletcher & CO
East
Tarrington
Joseph Taggart
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Vulcan
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
Rot Atkins
Uend
Barry
the Carlsbad OF America
West West
West West Baden
Rockbridge
Virginia
James A. Frasier
DE. Swain's Health Home
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