Contested Fourth Ward License Case Highlights Civic Alliance Fight
In a Circuit Court case, Nettie Herman and Basil J. Stembel face off against saloon keeper Charles Schaefer over a petition backing the Civic Alliance in Fourth ward. The court accepted Sunday- signed petitions and the heading as evidence voters reside there. The trial continues as witnesses are called amid liquor dealer backing.
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The
Civic Alliance
Fourth Ward
Charles Schaefer
Schaefer
Blake Street
T. P. Kiser
Allen
Civ Alliance
Mrs Herman sues dentist for ten thousand dollars
Mrs. Nettie Herman files suit against Basil J. Stembel East New York street dentist for ten thousand dollars claiming humiliation ruined her reputation and health from a meeting with Herman and her husband that led to a blackmail claim and arrest sequence. The case centers on alleged improper conduct and a later grand jury review.
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Nettie Herman
Basil J. Stembel
New- York Street
Stembel
Pene
Stein
Court Dismisses Docket for Want of Prosecution
Superior Court in Room 1 yesterday called the docket and dismissed numerous civil actions for want of prosecution including Gantz v Trustees Second Christian Church Perry Stove Co v Wells Kessier v C C C & St L Ry Co Hitchcock v Hay Noble v Stanton Rochester Lamp Co v Wineman Myers v Nordyke Arm an Co Fulmer v Ind Ber Asphalt Co Jones v Capital Life Ins Co Dunn v Fidelity B and S Union Meek v Cantwell Marion Bond Co v Johnson Pattison v Hogie Smith v Stoops Marion Bond Co v Rice Hoffman v Hoffman Moore v Madison Hawkins v Fenton Nelson v McCormick Advance 8 and L Assn v Cantwell Marion Bond Co v Russell Franke v Cantlon Bundle v Kreber McCullough v Sagolowsky Marion Bond Co v Peek Moore v Topp Co Interstate B L and 8 Asen v Skillen Munson v Shover Riverside Construction Co v City of Indianapolis Swift Co v Grand Wooton v Canine Jones v Budd New York Inc Co v Bol ton Marion Bond Co v McCammon Daly v Western Union Tel Co Indpls Brew va Knarzer Ross v Ross Coen v Hubinger je v Elster Derby v Derby Balue v Rafferty Harrell v Indpls Streetly Co G aoge v Personette Tinsley v Tinsley Ripley v Kane Beek v Long Gray v Gray Anderson v Anderson Tyner v Tyner Baker v Roach Thurtle v Cooper Heaton v Jolly Coleman v Coleman Bendigs v Thale Van Lanningham v Johnson Crist v Johnson Ripley v Olcott Thompson v Indels Storing and Transfer Co Burford v Webb Rugenstein v Rugenstein City Bond Co v Lucke v Fry
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Superior Court
Gantz
Trustees Second Christian Church
Perry Stove Company
Wells
Kessier Et al
Hitchcock Vs. Hay
Noble Et
Stanton Et al
Rochester Lamp Commy
Wineman
Myers Va. Nordykearman Company
Fulmer
Ind
McCormick
Advance
L. Assn
Cantwell
Marion Bond Co
Russell
Franke
Cantlon
Bundle
Kreber
McCullough
Sagolowsky
Peek
Moore
Topp & Co
Interstate B
Asen
Skill
Ross
Coen
Hubinger
Elster
Derby
Balue
Rafferty
Harrell
Streetly
G Aoge
Personette
Tinsley
Ripley
Kane
Beek
Long
Gray
Anderson
Tyner
Baker
Roach
Thurtle
Cooper
Heaton
Jolly
Coleman Va
Coleman
Bendigs
Thale
van Lanningham
Johnson
Crist
Olcott
Thompson
Indels
Storing and Transfer Co
Burford Va
Webb
Rugenstein
City Bond Co
Lucke
Fry
Court hears injunction suit over commercial school clash
Judge Carter heard Emmett J. Heeb versus rival William M. Redman in a bid to bar Redman from education business. Heeb claims contract blocked Redman. Redman says Heeb agreed to dissolve it. Redman reentered in April and formed a new school with partners. Court to decide if injunction becomes permanent. Also police court fines: Douglass Jillson five dollars and costs for assault and battery. Edward Blake, arrested with Jason Sunday night, fined as first offender. friends say Blake not aggressor.
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Carter
Superior Court
Emmett J. Heeb
William M. Redman
Heeb
Indianapolis Business University
National Correspondence Schools
Indianapois College of Law
Heeb Publishing Company
Redman
Majestic
Douglass Jillson
Edward Blake
Jason
Chicago men fined for insulting women near Grand Hotel
Scott Pulliam and August Keener of Chicago were arrested Sunday evening on charges of insulting women in front of the Grand Hotel. Both appeared in Police Court yesterday with Pulliam fined $11 and Keener forfeiting his $50 bond.
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Scott Pulliam
August Keener
Chicago
Grand Hotel
Pulliam
Keener
Four Named Individuals Fined in Local Case
William Johnson George Koeppel Charles Clark and Julius Miller were fined in a local case. Details indicate a civil or municipal action with penalties imposed by the court.
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William Johnson
George Koeppel
Charles Clark
Julius Miller
Boys Sentenced to Thirty Days for Possession of Revolvers
Acting Judge Bower ordered thirty days in the workhouse with $1 costs after the boys were arrested Sunday morning for carrying revolvers. It is said they read cheap literature.
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Bower
Della Germaine Fined and Sentenced in Workhouse Case
Della Germaine was arrested Saturday for stealing $20 from Laxstrow Friday night to fund her husband’s release from the workhouse. She was fined $20 and sentenced to 15 days in the workhouse by an acting judge yesterday.
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Della Germaine
Laxstrow
Superior Court and Circuit Court Dockets and New Suits
Court entries list judgments and filings across Superior and Circuit Courts. Notable items include finding for plaintiff for 48.22 and costs in the Laura Douglass v William Carter case, damages in Swalls v St Vincent’s Infirmary, estate costs 1310.54 in Nicholson v Keefe, liquor license application in Schafer, new suits 3861 Hoover v Lathrop, 63565 Herman v Stembel, and 11884 Penn v Penn et al, with docket notes and court room assignments.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Laura Douglass
William Carter
the Capital National Bank
Charles Cox
Costa
James M. Leathers
John M. Baird
Claud Field
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
William A. Swalls
St. Vincent's Infirmary
William C. Jones
Catherine H. Swick
Elizabeth Nicholson
Henry P. Keefe
Charles H. Schafer
Commissioners’ Court
Albertine Hoover
Earl Lathrop
Nettie Herman
Basil J. Stembel
Elizabeth Penn
John Penn
Supreme Court and Appellate Court Authorities Filed in Indiana Cases
A condensed list from the Supreme Court and appellate docket mentions cases such as State of Indiana vs Joseph Chenoweth Clinton County Court of Appeals and State of Indiana vs William Cary Huntington District Court, plus auditors and various railroad company disputes. It notes appellees and appellants' briefs and authorities, with references to Marion and Henry counties and docket numbers 19182 19191 4399 4267 4285.
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State of Indiana
Joseph Chenoweth
Clinton C. C
William Cary
Huntington D.C
Wes
William H. Hart
Delevan Smith
Marion
Appellate Court
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
John Franklin Wasson
Southern Indiana Railway Company
John R. Davis
Martin C. C
George Godfrey
John W. White
C. C
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Ambert
W. Shelby
Henry C. C. Appellees
Purdue Bulletin
Indianapolis
Lake
Porter
Allen
Henry
Wayne
Union
Indiana
Wisconsin
W. L. Thompson
Marion County
J. J. W. Billingsley
E. W. Gove
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Experiment Station
C. T. Mattingly
Plymouth
Marshall County
Stave
J. M. Hack
Crown Point
Lake County
Stone
Samuel Smith
Logansport
Cass County
T. E. Ellison
Fort Wayne
Allen County
T. C. Burnside
Liberty
Union County
Carl Hasselman
Auburn
Dekalb County
Sheeted
American Farm Company
Morocco
Newton County
Round
Mastered
Seduction-Fiction of Service and Trade Name Claims
A detailed survey of legal notions on seduction actions and the necessity of factual basis for suits, including the English Court of Appeal on the fiction of seduction, a Cyclops machine works trade name dispute, and rulings on drug vendor liability, council privilege, and police reports. It surveys cases Whitbourne v Williams, Cyclops, Kohler powder, and related police report privileges.
Burglary Charge Involving Atlas Engine Works Tools
Detectives Aceh and Lancaster arrested Morris Welch and Guy Armstrong on burglary and grand larceny charges. They allegedly broke into Atlas engine works three weeks ago and stole a box of machinist tools worth $3. They carried the tools to Nineteenth street and Martindale avenue where switchman George Burgen intervened, and parts were moved to 4 East Washington street and a lumber yard at Sixteenth street and Martin dale avenue. Tools were recovered as detectives detained Swart.
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Aceh and
Lancaster
Morris Welch
Guy Armstrong
Atlas Engine Works
Tco
Nineteenth Street
Martindale Avenue
George Burgen
East Washington Street
Sixteenth Street
Yester
Swart
The Product of Corn and Its Many Byproducts
The article details numerous corn derived products from glucose varieties to starches, oils, cereals, and textiles. It explains the stalks yielding cellulose for packing, nitrating cellulose, smokeless powder, fodder, and cob uses such as pipes and corks. It discusses poultry housing, water needs, and concerns over cruel feeding practices, plus notes on silo sightings in Indiana and New England cattle trends.
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Apothecaries
Massachusetts
New England
Wool growers urged to improve farm wool prep for market
Indiana farmer correspondence urges wool growers to tidy wool on the farm to cut losses in markets. It warns against pitch marked fleeces and overly knotty packing, urging clean grading, soft twine, and removal of loose ends to avoid dealer deductions and damaged wool.
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Indiana
Eastern farming seen as solid business by census figures
Census data from New York shows farm investment returning about 1 percent on total farm value, with farm products totaling 45 million dollars and crops around 40 percent of that. The report argues farming can be a profitable, reliable enterprise for educated, diligent farmers in the East.
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Chicago
East
Washington
New York
Mercantile
Up To Date Farming: Poultry and Orchard Unity
The poultry's summer paradise is the orchard and poultry is the best friend of the orchard. Fifty hens per acre can nearly manage the orchard by weed control ground cultivation and insect destruction. A thrifty orchard provides shade for poultry in hot weather and birds mature well with ample water.
Agricultural notes on lime potash and clover hay
Farmers are advised to use wood ashes or potash salts for lima beans and to apply nitrate of soda for young crops. Clover hay loses leaves when dried. cut dry, bunch, and cure in cocks. Turn the hay, and thinly cover wells to keep water pure. Deep plowing aids turnips. roots go deep and enrich surface soil. Some farmers favor summer cultivation as a cover crop to control weeds and aid tree roots. A poultry journal questions selling eggs for hatching, citing concerns over kicks and economic payoff, with buyers debating profitability.
King's Advantage in Lumbago Hidden by Royal Fame
A Baltimore American note explains King Edward’s lumbago draws global notice while the common man hides pain, inviting readers to compare public sympathy with private discomfort. The piece casts light on royal exposure versus ordinary privacy.
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Baltimore
Oh Promise Me A Vintage Song Fragment
Fragmentary lyric note credits Clement Scott. The text pleads for a promise of love and shared bliss, recalling early spring violets and a vision of paradise as a supplicant pledges enduring affection. The damaged passage includes misprints and garbled lines but conveys a romantic vow.
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Clement Scott
Austro Dalmatian Stowaway Survives Hidden in Boiler on Umbria
A sixteen year old Austrian bozio Gaccino traveled fifteen thousand miles fleeing Dalmatia and poverty before stowing away in the donkey engine boiler of the Umbria. He was discovered by stokers and later helped by ship staff, with authorities locating his friend in Harlem who secured papers allowing him to stay in the United States.
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New York
Umbria
America
Bozlo Gaccino
Dalmatia
Austria
Eben
Trieste
Bozio
Egypt
Alexandria
Liverpool
Potters
Fortune
McKeighan
Hardy
Charles Burland
Harlem
Poune Imation
United Tates
Greatest gun in world to be completed at Watervliet
A sixteen inch gun, the largest in the world, will be completed at Watervliet arsenal by Wednesday and sent to the Sandy Hook proving grounds. Its operations are expected to astonish the world as the most powerful weapon yet devised, with monster cranes used to shift its parts during years of work.
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New York
Watervliet Arsenal
United States
Sandy Hook
Insurance Man Louis Kerr Dies by Own Action in Little Rock
Louis Kerr, a prominent Arkansas insurance man, died by his own hand in Little Rock on June 23. Authorities report he used a gun, and it is presumed a tragic act linked to an alleged cause. Kerr was a well known figure in local business circles and insurance circles.
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Little Rock
Ark
Louis Kerr
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Poe
Meyers
Court of Appeal
Whitbourne
Cyclops Machine Works
Cyclops
California
Judge Garoutte
Enna Snare Proprietary Medicine
Rep
Louisiana
Monroe
County Board OF Review
Indianapolis Basket Co
Indiana Baptist Pub. Co
Indiana Building Co
Indianapolis Chemical Co
Indiana and
Chicago Et Co
Indiana Pry Goods Co
Indiana Farmer Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Horse and Ma Baty
Indiana Insurance
Indiana Medical Jour
Pub. Co
Indiana Lumber & Veneer Co
Indiana Mort. and Loan
Indiana Oil Tank Line Co
Indiana Paper Bas Co
Indiana Pharmacy
Indiana Printing and Bas
Indiana Schoolbook Co
Indiana Screen
New
Indiana Standard Ol Co
Indiana Tinware
Indiana Wire and Brass
Abattoir Co
Indianapolis Athletic Assa Aquatic Club
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Indianapolis Book and Sta. Co
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Indpis, Brush and Broom Co
Inganapolis Candy Co
Atsndianapolis Canning Co
Indianapolis Canoe Club
London
Heathfield
Sussex
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Montague Fowler
Brindisi
Randfather
Malta-Vita
Malta
Malta-Vita Pure Food Company
Battie Creek, Mich
Indiana Brigade
U. R. RE
San Francisco
G. D. Maxfield
Jackson Place
Rance Man
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