Survive the Summer Adjournment Sets Big Court Grist
The Supreme and Appellate courts adjourn for summer, with judges busy preparing a large docket. The Don will case, long pending in the Supreme Court, appears to be the lead matter. It concerns possession of land worth about 10 000 dollars in Lawrence county tied to an estate of a Scotchman who once lived in Amer 4 and never became a citizen. Donaldson’s brothers and tas heirs figure in the estate, with Attorney General Miller set to attend sessions at the Country Club, while Herron the jeweler at 15 Pennsylvania street is touted as an expert in favored, brilliant offerings at moderate prices.
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Donwill
Supreme Court
Lawrence County
Amer- 4
Donaldson
Miller
Supreme
Davidson
Holtz and Bray
Mr. Davidson
Illinois man charged in embezzlement case
Francis Tansell of Illinois accuses real estate dealer Dorman N. Davidson of stealing 300 dollars from a land sale deal involving thirteen acres at Clermont Indiana. Detectives Bray and Holtz arrested Davidson after a lengthy inquiry. preliminary hearing set for this morning.
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Dorman N. Davidson
Law
Bray and Holtz
Davidson
Clermont
Ind
Francis Tansell
Milford
Police
Indiana National Bank
Tansell
Charles
Juvenile Court Probes Metzger's Wineroom After Girl's Drunken Night
Judge Stubbs orders investigation into Metzger's wine room after a fourteen year old girl testified she got drunk there with an older girl. The child woke in the police station next morning. Metzger denies liquor was bought there as authorities inspect conditions at the home.
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Stubbs
West Washington Street
Julia Work
Plymouth
Ind
Metzger
Missouri
Pearl Streets
Proepect Street
Bookwalter
Boulevard Plan Discussed for Army Post Route
The park committee of the Commercial Club met to discuss a proposed boulevard to the U S army post ten miles northeast of the city. A F Potts urged building along Fall creek with a return via Mt Nebo, and placing the boulevard under Indianapolis Park Board care. Property owners along both routes attended, seeking beautification efforts. The council weighs 70 000 for Fall Creek and 30 000 for Pleasant Run but fears a two thirds vote. The ordinance faces party opposition amid a split council of eight Democrats and thirteen Republicans.
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The
Commercial Club
United States Army Post
A. F. Potts
Army Post
Fall Creek
Mt. Nebo
Indianapolis Park Board
Glen Ethel
Theulevard
Clarence Kenyon
C. C. Brown
Henry Clay Allen
H. M. Landon
W. W. Woollen
Pleasant Run
Thei
Arriga
Wysong
Christian Scientists Hold Annual Communion Meeting in Boston
Next Saturday in Boston at the Mother Church the annual communion meeting will draw members from Indiana and around the world, with about 340 expected attendees. Mrs Mary G Eddy will not lead services, declining to appear personally beyond what is necessary.
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Boston
The
Christian Scientists
Indiana
Mary G. Eddy
Secretary Alexander to discuss Indiana exhibit in St Louis
Assistant Secretary Alexander of the World Fair Commission travels to St Louis today to arrange an exhibit showcasing Indiana products and potential display opportunities. He meets local officials and industry leaders to outline logistics, partnerships, and funding needs for the national exposition context.
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Alexander
St. Louis
Indiana
Short in His Accounts James Troggen Arrested for Embezzlement
James R. Troggen, a traveling salesman for Van Camp Hardware Company, was arrested by Captain Gerber and jailed for embezzling about 602 dollars. He admits a shortage but claims it is only about 300 dollars and can be made good. The shortage reportedly spans several months.
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James R. Troggen
van Camp Hardware Company
Gerber
Wen
Turnfest Week end events in South Side and Germania Park
Visitors from Louisville Danville Tenl City South Bend Chicago Fort Wayne Evansville and Terre Haute will attend the Bezirks Turnfest at Germania Park and South Turner Hall. The program runs Saturday night 7 at the South Side Turner Garden and Sunday events at Germania Hall with a concert and gymnastic exhibitions. Monday features a swimming contest in White River followed by prize distribution and a ball at 8 at South Side Turner Hall.
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Germania Park
South Turner Hall
Turners
Indiana
White River
South Side
Turner Hall
Louisville
Danville
Tenl City
South Bend
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Picnic for Little Folk at Riverside Park
Volunteers of America will entertain twelve hundred children with a Riverside Park picnic this afternoon. They depart at 9 from 531 West Washington Street, march to the Statehouse, then ride to the park. Amusements are arranged. admission extends to all attendees, with a 5 PM crowd entry. A $20 donation is requested.
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the Volunteers of America
Riverside Park
West
Washington Street
Statehouse
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Brookside Park
Bankers
Health Officers' School Opens At Medical College Of Indiana
Health officers from the state attend a two day school at the Medical College of Indiana building starting at 9 am. Dr. W H Wishard presides as lectures cover dampness mold public health sanitation vaccination tuberculous disease diphtheria and public health laws with Dr Hurty and C C Hadley delivering talks.
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State Board of Health
Medical College of Indiana
Senate Avenue
Board of Health
W. H. Wishard
J. S. Wright
Physicians' Supplies Firms File Articles in Indiana
Several corporations filed with the secretary of state including Schmid Dugan Company of Indianapolis with 20000 in capital to sell surgical instruments and hospital supplies. Linden Plantation Company of Huron South Dakota reports 250000 capital with 50000 in Indiana and Orlando L Winks listed. Bunnell Padding Company of Hammond shows 2000 capital to sell padded wraps and carpet padding with directors A J Bunnell Charlie Crokery Henry G Brenner. Northern Indiana Machine and Electrical Company of South Bend lists 5000 capital with directors William Logan Benitz Nicholas Ou William B Keiley Rolla E Bunch Henry Marble D Arthur Wike Clarence Palmer Leo Ll Swank Alexander Carlson George E Stover.
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Schmid-Dugan Company
Indianapolis
William D. Allison
Emrich Schmid
Joseph A. Dugan
Linden Plantation Company
Huron
South Dakota
Indiana
Orlando L. Winks
Indiana Ee
Bunnell
Hammond
A. J. Bunnell
Charlies Crokery
Henry G. Brenner
Northern Indiana Machine and Electrical Company
South Bend
William Logan Benitz
Nicholas Ou
William B. Keiley
Rolla E. Bunch
Henry Marble
D. Arthur Wike
Clarence Palmer
Leo Ll. Swank
Alexander Carlson
George E. Stover
National Education Association Meets in Boston July 6 to 10
Indiana to take a lead in the National Education Association gathering in Boston from July 6 to 10. Indiana active and associate members total about 310, with T A Mott of Richmond directing state participation. Indiana headquarters at Westminster Hotel, preparations include Through sleeper service via Big Four from Indianapolis July 2 at 2 55 p m with round trip passage at $2 and double berth $5 50.
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Department of Public Instruction
National Education Association
Boston
Indiana
T. A. Mott
Richmond
Associaton
America
Copley Square
Hotel Westminster
Cooley Square
Trinity Church
Boston Library
Association
Buffalo
New York City
Indianapolis
Hats on Sale East to West and West Coast Destinations
Advertises Dunlap hats with rail travel deals including One Fare Round Trip tickets. July sales cover lines within 300 miles, return by July 6. Pennsylvania Vandalia routes offer $65.65 round trip to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego via Chicago or St. Louis with sales starting July 1 and final return August 31. Stopovers allowed both ways. Call 48 West Washington Street or Union Station. W Richardson D P A. June and multiple sale dates listed.
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Pennsylvania
Vandalia Lines
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chicago
St. Louis
Nm Street
Union Station
W. Richardson
Train and excursion timetable notices and ads
June offerings good to return until August with proper execution and July options through September. Indianapolis to Boston via direct lines with multiple daily departures and connections via New York and rail. Ohio River steamboat excursion from Madison with round trip fare. Special fast trains from Cincinnati. Boston return fare listed. Also dental and industrial ads and notices for local businesses and suppliers.
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M. Bronson
Indianapolis
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Big Four
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Madison
Ohio River
Woman in Irvington Survives Carbolic Acid Mistake
Mrs. Voss Ritter of Irvington narrowly escaped death after mistaking carbolic acid for medicine yesterday morning. She became unconscious before a doctor arrived. treatment succeeded only after extensive effort, with the acid diluted by water credited for saving her life.
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Voss Ritter
Irvington
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Lemcke
EB. Bodine & CO
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Havana
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South Illinois Street
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