Vital Statistics June 24 Includes numerous marriage notices and injuries
Vital statistics column lists multiple marriage pairings with names and addresses from various streets, plus entries noting injuries and medical conditions. The fragment references persons such as Maury Ping, Louise Matthews, Edward Callaa, William Musser, and others, alongside storage, loan, and advertising notices from local businesses.
Sunday Advertising Card Offer Trial Year Plan
The Journal invites advertisers to a one year weekly advertising card, billed monthly, highlighting profitability for both advertiser and sender. Limited to ongoing Sundays, the plan emphasizes steady exposure and predictable monthly costs.
The Journal Seeks Pen and Ink Art Submissions
The Indianapolis Journal seeks drawings for its want column ads to illustrate benefits for advertisers. Entries must be 9 by 12 inches, on Bristol board with India ink, include name and address on back, and be mailed to the counting room. Submissions from Manhattan and other areas referenced. returns only if postage accompanies, otherwise unreturned.
Rock Island System grows from 18 miles to 7000 miles
The Rock Island System has evolved from an 18 mile Chicago to Rock Island line to a broad network spanning about 7000 miles. The new name replaces Great Rock Island Route on all equipment and documents as the system expands into Kansas, Texas, Mexico and beyond, with consolidation into the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific lineage. W. H. McDoel notes plans to extend coal service into southwestern Indiana and beyond, signaling continued growth and strong traffic across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Great Rock Island
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad Company
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Great River
Waters
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway Company
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
W. H. McDoel
The
Monon
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Mooresville
McDoel
Bedford
New York
Cincinnati
Dayton
Virginia
W. H. Parks
Pennsylvania Lines
Columbus
W. W. Meharry
Sparks
Pennsylvania Company
Claude Hill
Wisconsin Central
Association of
Car Service Officers
Milwaukee
J. R. Cavanaugh
Fort Wayne
Rome City
J. Vallery
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
H. Sweat
Illnois Central
W. C. Laird
Chicago Greatwestern
E. R. Pilling
Dennison, C
Panhandle
Pilling
Middle Division
Pennsylvania
Joe Moses
Big Four
Wynne Law
Ohio
Senate Post Office Committee
Lake Erie & Western
Muncie
Bloomington
Ill
Peoria & Eastern
W. c. Carr
Crawfordsville
J. C. Wood
Indiana, Illinois
Lake Shore
George H. Ross
John W. Daly
Jamestown-Chautauqua
Point Chautauqua
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Daly
Robert
Thomas Anderson
Vanderbilt
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Europe
Gulf
Altoona
Bellwood
Southern Passenger Association
Memphis
Western Continental Lines
Washington, D. C
National Convention of Christian Church
Omaha
Central Passenger Association
American Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
Saratoga
H. T. Small
Sacramento
Cal
A. L. Humphrey
Robert Quayle
A. EK. Mitchell
West Milwaukee
Wis
George W. West
Monterey
Mex
C. A. Seeley
Roanoke
L. H. Pomeroy
New York City
New York Central
Beer Delivery Sparks Ice Company Dispute
Sterling R Holt claims he knew nothing about beer deliveries by Schiltz agency in Consumers Ice Company wagons amid a strike by the Beer Drivers Union. Osthemier accuses delivery. Holt says he pays little attention to either business. Unofficial reports say breweries unhappy with Consumers handling Schlitz beer fear price cuts or removal actions as tensions rise over ice supply and beer distribution.
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Sterling R. Holt
Ice Combine
Schiltz
Consumers’ Ice Company
Osthemier
Beer Drivers’ Union
Holt
Cr. W. Donson
Tce
Schlitz
Henry Artmann
Tre Combine
Consumers
Schule
Brewers’ Association
Hartman divorce case seen at Warren court
Friends of the Hartman family waited in the corridor outside Judge Carter's court as the Hartman divorce trial began. Despite tensions, peace talks among Hartman and Hartman supporters led to a civil resolution. Mrs. Hartman testified to two children, ages six and four, with alleged drunkenness and a hayfork incident. The judge granted a divorce. children to live with Mrs. Hartman's parents with weekly paternal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Warren Township
Hartmans
Mrs. Hartman
Carter
Henry Ramsey
J. W. Crewes
Massachusetts Avenue
Crewes
Ramsey
Virginia Avenues
Higher Court Record Supreme Court 1912 Fisher vs Brower
The brief lists appellate decisions and case notes across Indiana courts including Fisher vs Brower affirming a tax lien release for a mortgage sale and university endowment protections, with multiple cases from Marion, Clinton, Montgomery, Delaware, and other counties. The record cites decisions on negligence, trespass, highway commissions, and various railroad and street railway matters, noting reversals, assignments of errors, and petitions for time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Iron and Steel Company
State of Indiana
Delaware
C. C. Appellee
James Donaldson
Raab
Roberts
Marion
Roby
Circuit Court
Board of Commissioners
Gretchel
Chicago Junction Railway Company
Porter CC. CC
Black
Western Union Telegraph Company
Krueger
la Porte S
Robinson
Efroymson
Smith
Demaree
Demaree Vs. Bridges. Johnson C. Co
Miller, Elam & Fesler
Pulley Company
Fidelity, Etcc., Company
St. Joseph C. C
Citizens' Street-railroad Company
Shepherd
Hamilton C. C
Citizens’ Street-railroad Company
Hamer
Marion 8. C
State University Case Clarifies Tax Exemption For Mortgages
The Supreme Court ruled that mortgages given to the State by private citizens from the university endowment fund are tax and assessment free during the mortgage period. The decision asserts the State University is a public institution. Details involve Emanuel I. Fisher appealing after land transfers and foreclosures spanning 1893 to 1907, with various tax deeds and auctions. The case reflects the public status of the university and its financial implications on property liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Ristine
Supreme Court
State University
Emanuel I. Fisher
Orion Bond Company
Abraham G. Brower
Brower
Ohio Supreme Court sustains Willis tax law fee on capital stock
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a Willis tax levy of one tenth of one percent on private corporations subscribed capital stock, projecting significant state revenue. The decision also declares unconstitutional many county salary laws replacing the old fee system, forcing a return to the previous arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Court records from Superior and Criminal Courts
In the court dockets, judgments favored defendants on several damages cases including McCarty against L W Ry and Stewart against Indianapolis Street Railway, with costs awarded. Replevin against Jerome H Scott defaulted, foreclosure ordered, Beaver divorce dismissed with costs, and Shidler contract trial. In the criminal court, George Allison pleads guilty to assault and battery and is fined and jailed. Mellie Watson found not guilty. Raymond Barrows pleads not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Mary James
Frank James
M Baughman
James C. Murray
The
South Indianapo Ois Improvement Association
J. BP
Nannie Baldock
William 3
T. C. Cushing
Lillie Boyle
Alpha Medsker
Solomon Horning
Superior
Our
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
William McCarty
Hiram Bacon
Indianapolis Street Raiway Company
William J. Stewart
Scott
Vinson Carter
Joseph A. Beaver
Nora A. Beaver
Plaintff
David B. Shidler
John C. Standfield
Fremont Alford
George Allison
Ilry
Mellie Watson
Raymond Barrows
County board of review issues corporations for this year water company increase
County board of review reports changes in corporate issuances this year with a notable rise in water company registrations and related rate adjustments. The notice outlines the procedures for filing and appeals, highlighting regulatory impact on local utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Indpls
Coffee and Spice Co
Elec
Police and Dis
District Tel
Light and Power Co
Union Tho
Warehouse Co
Gass Nat
Sentinel Co Senseeee
Fancy Grocery Co
Stove Co
Electro Plating Co
Handle Co
Hardware Co
Live Stock Journal
Millinery Co
Paint and Color Co
Indpls Rubber Co
Storage and T. Co
Specialty Shoe Co
Stee
Indpis Tobacco Works
Terra Cotta Co
Indpis
Transfer Co
Varnish
Lilly & Stalnaker
Sun Pub
Water Company
Indiana Grain Dealers Meet at Board of Trade Assembly Hall
The Indiana Grain Dealers Association convenes today at the Board of Trade Assembly Hall. President Eben H. Walcott and secretary treasurer B. Sampson lead a program featuring remarks by Senator Walcott and responses from Emison, Ross, Barker, and Hinshaw. G. A. Stebbins of Chicago will discuss how the National Association can benefit local groups with a focus on mutual fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Board of Trade Assembly Hall
Eben H. Walcott
Wolcott
Ind
B. Sampson
Senator Wolcott
Emison
Vincennes
J. B. Ross
Lafayette
W. H. Barker
South Bend
J. E. Hinshaw
Richmond
Local Produce Markets Signal Stronger Week Ahead
Local markets show higher activity than last June with steady to rising prices across grains fruits and dairy. Supplies tighten for lake herring mackerel and canned fish while new home grown potatoes cabbage and lemons support demand. inspections list mixed grain futures and wagon market prices with brisk poultry sales and firm butter cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
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Vital Statistics
Marry Guar Se Maury Ping
South Meridian
Taaesen and Cretths Wallace
East St. Joe Street
Boy
Pranki Ottilie Freund
East Morris
Stathew and
Louise Matthews
State Street
A John and Amelia Beckman
City
Badwa
Davis Ami
Viola Shafer
Hildreth F. Urbain
Lauren Wisen
John H. Sleet
Anna EB
Brovy Martin
Margaret
Edward J. Callaa
William L. Musser
May Kilnefetter
George A. Gibson
Laura J. Hitt
Watt Koerney
Mamie Lewis
Henry France
Anna Holzer
Milton Foxworthy
Evelyn Dunn
Keppen
Miorevee Hutton
Mamie
Wiliam T. Colter
West Market
Stark
King Street
Anna Haley
Moriarty Street
Madison Avenue
Bright'sisease
Katie Lecher
Lewnyel Hark
Ee Watkins
Agatha M. Watkins
W. C. Watkins
Temple Avenue
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
Flanner & Buchanan
Lacy
Tie Nots Street
C. K New
N. Delaware St
Sts
New
Iler & Bon
W. Market St
Gregory & Appel
North Senate Av
Eee
United 7 Pewriters and Supplies Co., & Munu
W. D. Allison CO
John Stephen
Southport
Hammond Typewriter CO
Sic Law
Swayze
Union
Ohio St
Union Tracks
W. E Kurtz
A. Crossland
Mgr
F. Sayles &Co
Wist Market Street
Indianapoli
Pas N & CO
Indiana
C. S. Williams & CO
Market St
Gertrude Switzer
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Butterworth
Board of Trustees
Central Jana Hosp
Wam
Ig & Tull
W. HK. C. Beaumont
Wyndham Robinson Company
General Distributors
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Rotice
Mepatre and Reedy & CO
Prank Blanchard
Delaware St
Rouse & Mathew
Opticians
Massachusetts
Plorists
Bertermann Ebrog
New No
Mass
N. Del.st
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Cirele
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
N. Senate
Cleveland
Alabama
Oa Os
Adare Tent and Awning CO
Booth
Anne
Clean
Denton Hotel
Pembroke Arcade
Sunday Journal
When
Builet
R. Segu
PEN and Ink Artists
Tist
Bristol Board
INDIA
Tyytewwr
Manhattan
Anti-Trust
Jacobs
E. St. Clair
Rock Island System
J. M. Boon
Mobile & Ohio
A. J. Russell
Meridian
Central Traffic Association
J. Q. van Winkie
French Lick Springs
Southern Express
St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern Road
Caruthers, Mo
W. C. Arthur
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief de Ss
J Be Ritekensderoe
Merchants of
Baltimore
Maryland
Fuller Syndicate
Wabash Road
Hamilton & Dayton
Farmer Hartman
Terre Haute & Logansport Railway Company
James W. Salmon
Clinton C. Co
Bond
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Charlies J. Long
Clinton Co. C
Carrie G. Alden
John W. White
Allen C. C. Appellant
George Godfrey
Allen C
C. Appellees
J. W. Wooley Coal Co
Clara Brackin
Warrick C. C. Appellee
Gustave O. Efroymson Et al
May E. Smith
Marion S. C
Elizabeth K. Coffinberry
Elizabeth A. McClellan
de Kalb C. C
Preme Court
Justice Smock
Thomas Holmes
Edward Smith
Holmes
West
Chesapeake Streets
Newsboy
Dave Hackett
Marion County
the Court Record
Uts
Indiana Grain Dealers
Fair Bank Yee
Avondale Heights
Twenty-Sixth ST
Capitol Ave
Tatum, Mer
Timothy
Olige
Wagon Jane
Brazil
California
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Trode
Uhrig
Slack
Connellsville
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Tye
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Ste
Pratt
Farwell
Hill
Tie
Hope
Tae
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
Pepperell
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Heed
Pepperell R
Androscoggin
Allen
Allen TR
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Arnold Long Cloth
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Icc
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Sinspeon
Berlin
Simpson
Warren
Genesee
Conestoga
Utee
Cordis T. A
Hamilton Awnings
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Mee
Oakland
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Shetucket
Swift River
Amonkeac
Bates
See
Lancaster
Harmony
Star
C. IL Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Cla
Tee Revere
Cole Singua
Java
Jersey
Caracas
Gates
Columbie
Windsor
Car Lote
small _ Paige
Abies
Cassia
Gfiic
Louisiana
Carolina
Tarrigsen
Tron and Steel
Ness
Dipsie
Colery
Michigan
Carr
Tennessee
Canteloupes
Florida
South
Illinois Street
Alt Machines
ST. Paul
Indianapolis GasCo Majestic
Atkins
Barry
Mili
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