Juvenile Court Ends Happy for Frank Shultz Case
In a juvenile court session Judge Stubbs commended Frank Shultz a fourteen year old on 215 Hoyt avenue for returning a lost twenty dollar bill and urged better conduct. A fine and costs were levied with suspended judgment. The case highlighted the end of a troubled home situation and a generous act by the boy. Other court items included Creed Rice Conley Grover and Irvin with various fines and sentences while the Martineck Orme cruelty matter remained unresolved awaiting trial.
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Stubbs
Frank Shultz
Hoyt Avenue
Postoffice
Postofice
Shultz
Beitif € Dawson
Frank
Worman
Alugh
Ige Stubbs
Pesce
Creed Rice
Conley
Grover
Ing
George Irvin
Indiana Industries Forms Several New Companies
The McCune Timber Lock Joint and Sup Company filed articles of incorporation with officials in Indiana. Capital stock listed at 5 dollars with Meeker lock joint patent aims for railroad and steamship customers. plans include leasing the patent rather than factory ownership, and possible city branch plus multiple large cities. Other incorporations include Wolverine Oil Company of Geneva with capital 10 dollars and Crescent Coal Company of Evans, plus Trelease & Sons merchandising venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune Timber Lock Joint
George W. Powell
Eugene
McCune W
Harry Frazier
Railroad Pa
Powp
Wolverine OU Company
Geneva
Robert Smith
W. Holt
N. Y
Crescent Coal © Company
Evans- Incorpora
Peter F. Her
Henry F. Fenneman
James It
Resignation of Harmon Hutson Opens McKee Quarter Office
Harmon Hutson resigns as quarter of General McKee's staff citing business demands. He states his duties require more attention and he will leave the position. The resignation is filed in the office of Charles FP Remy of the Supreme Court Indianapolis Fire Insurance Corp, a company noted for prudent risk selection and steady profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Hutson
McKee
Charies FP. Remy
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Mortgage Deduction Law in Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court ruled the mortgage deduction law valid, overturning a Marion County decision. The ruling allows a deduction up to 700 on real estate assessments tied to mortgage debt, though justices divided with Dowling and Monks dissenting. Attorney General Taylor welcomed the decision, noting about 80,000 taxpayers may gain deductions and potential refunds of prior exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marion County
Allen
Martha Lewis
Harry B. Smith
Dowling
Monks
Gillett
Hadley
Jordan
Appellee
General Assembly
Parsons
Cleveetc
Railway Company
Bachus
Pittsburg
Taylor
Indiana
Wasson Plans Six or Seven Story Building on Schurmann Site
H P Wasson will buy the Henry Schurmann property at 6 and West Washington for 140000 and lease the Arcade Clothing site through Marion Trust. He plans a six to seven story fireproof building with arches linking to his current store, and may extend an arcade to Monument Place later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schurmann
West
Washington Street
D. D. Brosnan Dry Goods
Hiram P. Wasson
L. N. Richie Real-Estate Agency
Schurmann
Wasson
D. D. Brosnan
Hearsey Cycle and Automobile Company
Albert Van Camp Dead From Bright's Disease at City Hospital
Albert Van Camp aged forty seven and a member of the city fire department died at City Hospital at 7:30 last night from Bright's disease after a history of injuries from a fall on an old wooden bridge and subsequent illnesses. He served in the eighteenth company, worked previously with Van Camp Hardware and an asphalt firm, and was reinstated to the fire department during Mayor Taggart's administration. Ray Van Camp led the remains. A fire department committee will offer services. Also reported is Wesley S. Colestock, sixty seven, who died at Deaconess Hospital after a grip illness. funeral from his sister’s home on North Illinois street. Theodore Coleman, twenty six, died at home from typhoid pneumonia. he leaves a widow and belonged to Red Cloud I. O. R. M. which will handle the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert van Camp
Bright
White River
Fire Department
van Camp Hardware Company
Taggart
Eighteens
Courtland C. van Camp
Ray van Camp
Wesley S. Colestock
Deaconess Hospital
H. Laird
Ilinois Street
Felock
Theodore Coleman
East Market Street
Coleman
Red Cloud 1. O. R. M
Ube
Derby Seabury plant property seized over tax obligation
An attachment for $0000 was placed on the Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company plant in Derby Connecticut to satisfy a claim from Lafesa Bane Prete Dean of York. The capital stock is valued at $1,000,000 and the town tax list places the property at about $400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Dfizes-Seabury Gun and Armmunition Company
Lafesa Bane Psrete
Ee York
Driggs- Seabury Company
All Money Subscribed for Prince Henry Reception at Union Station
Tickets issued for the Prince Henry visit in Indianapolis with decorations and expenses funded. The reception platform will be set near the rear car as the royal train stops at Union Station. 5000 spectators may view from outside while press and society banners guard entry. militia invited to march in full dress in a paidless parade.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Albert E. Metzger
Prince Henry
Meridian Street
H. T. Conde
Union Station
Conde
Major Conde
Indianapolis
Prince Henry of Prussia
R. L. Moorhead
Man Found Hanged Near Cumberland in Henry Asken Woods
A man about 23 was found hanging from a tree limb three miles northeast of Cumberland. Coroner and Dr Brayton conducted the autopsy, ruling it a suicide. The victim wore a checkered blouse and blue trousers, was unidentifiable, and had recently asked a Cumberland hardware merchant for rope. The body was sent to Wiese's undertaking establishment.
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Henry Asken
Cumberland
Fred Witte
Brayton
Brayton, Jr
Fred Wiese
Wiese
Rich haul reported in Chestnut Street burglary
A burglary at William Steffin's residence at 1996 Chestnut Street occurred last night around 7 pm while no one was home. Thieves fled with 65 in five dollar gold pieces, 10 in silver, a two opal and diamond ring, and a child’s gold ring, entering via a rear door and stowing loot in a trunk. Virgil Nichols reported a separate break in at 15 North Alabama Street where his trunk containing three shirts two coats and a savings bank with 1.30 was stolen after 5 pm. police found no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steffin
Chestnut Street
Virgil Nichols
North Alabama Street
Board of Works routine action on streets and walks
The Board of Works final action approves grading and graveling Webb street, cement walks on Rural and Yandes streets, asphalt roadway and sodding on Arch street, and paving on Capitol Avenue and Southeast Avenue. Action rescinded on Twenty fourth Street curb walks. Petitions filed for Corner and Twenty second streets. Resolutions adopted for Capitol Avenue, Southeastern Avenue, Minnesota Street alley, and Downey Street. Contract awarded to Marion County Construction Company for sweeping streets for three years.
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Webb Street
Raymond Street
Florence Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Yandes Street
Twenty-third Street
Arch Street
Park Avenue
Broadway
Twentyfourth Street
Capitol Avenue
Lines Street
Corner Avenue
Ninteenth Street
Twenty-second
Ralston Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Tenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Southeastern Avenue
State Avenue
Rural Street
Minnesota Street
Linden Street
Olive Street
Downey Street
East Street
Edgewood Street
Marion County Construction Company
Verdict finds boiler defective in Penberthy Explosion
Detroit coroner's jury concludes the boiler at the Penberthy Injector Company plant was defective after its Nov 3 explosion that killed thirty workers. The jury censures the boiler's makers for the failure and assigns responsibility to faulty equipment.
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Detroit
Mich
Penberthy
Won by Coburn Allen at Shortridge oratorical contest
Coburn Allen won the Shortridge High School primary oratorical contest held in Masonic Hall. Posey placed second, Buchanan third, Hill fourth, Myers fifth. Allen will represent the school in the State contest at Columbus on May 2. The event opened with the school orchestra and featured speeches on topics including William Lloyd Garrison, Oliver Cromwell, Charles Sumner, and the High Heritage of Humanity. The judges cited delivery and manuscript work, and Allen received enthusiastic acclaim.
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Coburn Allen
Shortridge High School
Masonic Hall
Allen
Columbus
Posey
Buchanan
Edith Brannon
George Posey
William Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
James Myers
America
Myers
Albert Buchanan
Oliver Cromwell
William Hill
Charles Sumner
Jil
Coburn Alien
Hill
Evans Woollen
Frank B. Burke
Charles F. Coffin
J. M. Leathers
H. H. Hornbrook
Hodges
Local Store Announces Kayser Zinn and Rich Cut Glass
The shop confirms receipt of Kayser Zinn and a large assortment of Rich Cut Glass. It invites customers to view a sizeable stock of choice items now available.
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Colgate
Drs
Hazel Orme
Martineck-Orme
Board of Children’s Guardan
John Ormey
Joyce
Orme
Indiana Industries
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Corp
Sutherland
H. P. Wasson
RY Schurmann
The
Westley S. Colestock
Driggs-Seabury
Wulschner
Board OF Works
Botter
Hood
Shortridge School
Durbin
Asheville
N. C
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
W. Dark & Co
New
Indianapoli
Barber Supply Co
East Ohio Street
Techentin & Freberg
Ww. L. Douglas
UNION
Aujor
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Ww. L. Aew
W. K. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Sore
Washington ST
the Starr
the Starr Piano Company
Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Business University
P. D
E. J. Heeb
A . Plymouth Church
Newaiirunes
Delaware and
Tenth Streets
Authority
George Washington
Birge
Ocean Steamers
West India
New York
S.S
Korona
Roraima
Cially
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Kitts
Antigua
Guadaloupe
Dominica
Martinique
St. Lucia
Barbados
Demerara
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
A. Ahe
Sec’y
Quebec
Canada
Thos, Cook & Son
S. Clark St
Chicago
Joseph Taggart
Vermont Street
New Jersey Street
Sentinel Printing Co
West Market Street
Weralan Malu
Usshess
Wvat. C. Sblock Fur
Justice of Peace
Julius C Walk
Jon
East Washington Street
Turkey
Persia
North Meridian Street
Lulies
Ceshiomwe
Egymnasium
Rot. H. Ostert
C. I. Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Sunday Journal
Weisbach
C.w.meikel CO
Stereinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
Journal
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