Attorney General Taylor Seeks Notice Before Insanity Inquests
Indiana Attorney General Taylor urged that no insanity inquest be held without prior notice to the defendant. He cited Soules v. Appellate Court and argued for notice in inquests before justices of the peace, aligning with safeguards for liberty and life. The issue touches habeas corpus and costs against state officials in such cases.
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Soules
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Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Politician Francis Roots Praises Indiana Leaders
Leslie's Weekly notes Francis T Roots of Connerville Indiana as a persuasive Hoosier orator and political organizer. He lauds senators Fair and Beveridge and backs Fairbanks for president, predicting strong Republican support if he pursues the nomination. Roots emphasizes Roots’s legislative experience and debate acclaim.
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Connersville
Ind
Mee
Rene Ae Roots
Ee Nereville
Politica
Warwick
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Beveridge
Harrison
Patrick Henry Adlum
Presbyterians
Philadelphia
Fairbanks
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Philadelphia and Cincinnati firms sue Paul Brothers for debts
Cresswell & Washburn of Philadelphia H Guegenheimer & Co of Cincinnati and Bernhelm Brothers of Louisville filed a petition in Ped Si court alleging Paul Brothers Ge Petersboro Ind owe debts of $1.0 and seeking bankruptcy. Hammond filed ak bankruptcy with stated assets $1.29.
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Cresswell & Washburn
Philadelphia
H. Guegenheimer & Co
Cincinnati
Bernhelm Brothers
Lou
Paul Brothers
Ge Petersboro
Ind
Perdine
Hammond
O P Morton Club Fifth Anniversary Draws Near Two hundred Members
The O P Morton Club celebrated its fifth anniversary with a crowded room of men and women. Membership has grown from ten to nearly two hundred in five years, and members envision a future clubhouse for five hundred. Key speakers included George W. Galvin James E Twiname Addison C Harris and others, with music and light refreshments amid a social and political gathering.
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C. P. Morton Club
Republican Party
George W. Galvin
James E. Twiname
Addison C. Harris
Buda-Pestre
Bookwalter
Mr. McGregor
McGregor
Primaries Today Set To Elect Republican Precinct Committeemen
Republican precinct committeemen are to be elected today in afternoon and evening ballots. Voters are urged to leave names of elected committeemen at the Journal office or telephone details. Changes in voting places announced for several wards. Chairman Logsdon hints at a late July city-ticket nomination and a direct primary with a sixty day campaign.
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Emery
Hay & Bowlus
Lemcke
Logsdon
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Engine House
West
Washington Street
Eighth Ward
East
Monument Race
Fifteenth
Mon Street
Weather Relents as Cooler Air Reaches Indiana
The day brings 8 degrees at 2 PM, cooler than Tuesday, with bearable heat and cautious forecasts for further cooling. A Tuesday storm produced many lightning incidents, injuring several people near Cumberland and damaging crops in the area.
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Wappenhans
Indiana
Coburn cites old brickmaker tale on eastward showers
Gen Coburn recalls a brickmaker's warning that a thundershower rarely comes from the east. He notes signs of rain near Woodruff Place but trusts the old anecdote to explain why the expected shower may miss. The tale frames weather as a predictor guiding cautious preparation.
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Woodruff Place
Gen. Coburn
St Johns Lawn Fete At Parochial Residence
The lawn beside St Johns parochial residence overflowed last night as church societies hosted a lawn fete. Georgia street walls and yard fences glowed with lanterns while merchants cried for patrons and a live chicken saucer booth drew 5 cent crowds. The fortune tell booth run by Misses Margaret ush and Mayme Moran attracted many visitors. The event will be repeated tonight.
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St. John’s
Georgia Street
Margaret Ush
Mayme Moran
Massachusetts Harrison Monument Fund Builds Support
Citizens of Massachusetts contribute over $1,000 to the Harrison Monument Fund. F. J. Scholz, treasurer, received a donation yesterday from T. Jefferson Coolidge of Boston, vice president of the Massachusetts Harrison Monument Association.
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Massachusetts
F. J. Scholz
T. Jefferson Coolidee
Boston
Massachusetts Harrison Monument
Coolidge family donation drives toward final tally
Elation marks a 32.1 percent response as Mr. Coolidge contributes 1460 dollars and his son 100 dollars. In a accompanying letter he notes that an additional 1.40 dollars has been donated and still awaits collection.
French Lick Springs Hotel Sold in Chicago Indy Syndicate
A Chicago Indianapolis syndicate closed a deal yesterday afternoon to buy the French Lick Springs Hotel in Louisville for 550000. They plan renovations to lift the investment to about 190000, with organizers including Mayor Taggart Crawford Fairbanks Charles Murdock Daniel F P Erwin Livingston P Dickinson G W Krotsinger and Henry A Hickman.
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French Lick Springs
Mayor Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
Daniel FP. Erwin
Indianapolis
Livingston P. Dickinson
G. W. Krotsinger
Henry A. Hickman
Chicago
Freedom for Banks Crim Court Reversed by Supreme Tribunal
The Supreme Court reversed the Marion Court conviction of John Banks for attempting to bribe an election judge. A new trial is ordered, information quashed, and Banks to be returned to Indianapolis. If indicted and convicted again, he must serve the second sentence. In other items, Hannah Schaefer plans US Supreme Court review. Mishawaka cases denied petitions. Gabriel Godfray must pay taxes after his change of life.
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Marion
Supreme Court
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Alford
Hannah Schaefer
Julius Werling
United States Supreme Court
William Street
Huntington
National Tribunal
United States
Wilson H. Bunn
Morris Peifer
Mishawaka
Bunn
Peifer
Circuit Court
St. Joseph County
Mandamus
Gabriel Godfray
Picnic of the Grocers Draws Big Crowd at Fair Grounds
Thousands attended the Retail Grocers association annual outing at the fair grounds. Track events included greased pig race and bicycle races with several accidents on the back stretch. Ada Bowman won two events, Miss Etta Davis excelled in throwing, and Harry Rhoades led in the youth races. Dancing, games of chance, balloon ascent, and heat did not deter a full day of sports and entertainment before many left discontent over late disturbances.
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Retail Grocers’ Association
Thompson
Howard Bates
Ada Bowman
Etta Davis
Miss Davis
Harry Rhoades
D. Wishard
Minnie Freund
Joseph Coffin
J. R. Scanlan
Etta Avis
William Houppert
Ransford Pulliam
Walter Ribble
Twelve-year-old Hendricks charged with grocery theft
George Hendricks, age twelve, of 211 Urbana Street, was arrested last night for robbing the money drawer at C. C. Bogert's grocery, 2H Minerva Street. He admitted taking a small amount, and similar offenses are noted in the report.
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George Hendricks
Urbana Street
C. C. Bogert
Minerva Street
Young Hendricks
Plainfield Reform BS
Attitude of Austria and the Triple Alliance Expiring
A New York dispatch quoted Frank Van derlip predicting Europe will form a trade coalition against the United States within years as the triple alliance of Austria Hungary and Italy nears expiration. Addison Harris discusses Van derlip’s Vienna visit, tariff plans, and potential shifts in trade while noting U.S. hopes for closer ties with Austria.
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Johnson Busted for Pocketbook Snatching at Fairgrounds
Harry Johnson, a supposed professional crook, relieved a butcher shop owner, F Weaver, of a pocketbook at the fairgrounds. A hot chase ended with Johnson's arrest by Pa trolman Gregory. The bag held only papers. Johnson planned to swindle bằng glass rings and carried letters from Texas girls.
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Indiana Avenue
Fairgrounds
Harry Johnson
Weaver
Johnson
Gregory
Texas
End of Fiscal Year Stamps Schedule for War Tax
Postmaster McGinnis reports the 2-cent war tax on money orders to end after July 1. The fiscal year ends June 30 at midnight, after which the East Market street revenue office will inventory on hand stamps and prepare new stock for the next year. Brewers face peak demand and the office will open for one hour at 12 o'clock Sunday night for stamps for beer shipments. inquiries surge about special stamp acts.
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Washington
Government Revenue Office
East Market Street
Oil Company Tax Agent Talks With State Officials
Attorney General Taylor and Deputy Auditor of State Martin met yesterday with F. M. Towl of New York, general tax agent for Standard Oil Company, to discuss tax matters.
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Martin
F. M. Towl
New York
Standard Oil Company
State Tax Board to Tax Corporate Property in Indiana
Mr. Taylor noted that a new law authorizes the State Tax Board to assess and tax corporate property beyond existing jurisdiction. The change is expected to bring many thousands of dollars into the state treasury, though no publication was issued.
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Indiana
Taylor
State Tax Board
Dunniap Hats at Seaton's Hat Store Notice to Tourists
Tourists heading out of town can forward the Daily and Sunday Journal to any U S or Canadian address with no extra charge. Telephones 238. Rail routes via Lake Erie & Western and Wabash lines. Various excursion offers across Indiana and nearby states with special trains and reduced fares. Information and tickets through W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Canada
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Wabash
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