Model Factory Strike Turmoil At National Cash Register Plant
A long labor dispute at the National Cash Register Plant in Layton, Ohio centers on foreman McTaggart and unions formed by brass molders. The strike began after discharges and union suppression led to escalating tensions, with the plant closing in May and discussions of reinstatement and open shop conditions ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash Register Company
Layton
McTaggart
Metal Polishers
Union of
North America
International Union
Harmony
Theunion
McTaguart
Rssue
Dornbush
Ees
Ent Gompers
Eas
Eft Labor
Presi J. H. Patterson
Peecmede
Poe
Ion
D. Dundy
Rscuenta
Patterson
Letter to Dr Ewing over smallpox report negligence
The Board of Public Health finds Dr Calvin K Ewing guilty of gross negligence for not reporting a suspected smallpox case involving Mrs Claude Commons of 1324 East Tenth Street and her husband. He defends his actions, asserting no characteristic smallpox eruption appeared before Tuesday and that he never visited the Commons residence.
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Calvin K. Ewing
Board of Public Health
Beuhler
Ewing
Dr. Buehler
Board of Health
Claude Commons
East Tenth Street
Mrs. Commons
la Grippe
Commons
M T H S News Notes University Society Officers Named
The Science Club will elect officers at its meeting tomorrow afternoon. Various student groups report new officers, with Deboe and Elkins among Senate leaders, and a forthcoming banquet planned for members heading to college.
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Science Club
Sara Kautsky
Society of Puritans
Hykya “Frat
Harry Coppock
Elisabeth Everett
Hana Batake
Nathan Redding
Lillie King
Hazel Avery
James McPheet
Senate
Deboe
Charles Jennings
Elkins
Alvin Connaroe
Bard
Culberson
Charles Boyle
Len Smith
Seoon
Kosten
Adjman
Emi
Robert Sweeney
Viser
Ogborn
The
Asters
Will Wheeler
Roy Howard
Spirits prices cut as goods and corn quotes shift
Peoria reports a one cent drop in spirit quotations. Finished goods base price fell from 1.31 to 1.30, with broader declines in associated commodity values. The text notes a downward trend in corn pricing affecting local markets and mentions distress in unrelated industry sectors.
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Peoria
Combination of Names All of the Children of Different Names
Will of Hulda Robinson probated reveals five daughters and one son with unique names. Daughters Sylvia Marshall Ellen Scott receive 50 each Mary Ross and Taylor Swans get 40 and 50 respectively. Residue to Jennie Ellis Carrie B Grill. Executor W. W. Herod bonded at 3000. Will of William Williams leaves all to widow Elizabeth J Williams. Four children of Henry Myers seek share of damages from oil company after stepmother Mrs Myers won 4000 plus 400 interest. 5200 left after fees split. Details claim stepmother arranged orphanage for Myers children. Damages dispute over widow remarriage and widow status. Divorce suit Maude Walterhouse vs John T Walterhouse shocks Muncie. Walterhouse ex-prosecutor connected to Cromer. John Green sues Volney Malott for 1500 after train incident at Plainfield. Judge Carter to rule on new trial in Irene Allison vs Helen Tate estate. verdict 6000 for domestic. Union Traction seeks 16 1/2 foot right of way through Negley and Goff properties. land price quarrel. Sixteen year old Herbert Moore sues Indianapolis News for 25000 after arm loss. mother sues for 5000. Cases of John Orme and wife for cruel neglect continued. Martineck case set for decision next Wednesday.
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Hulda Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Sylvia Marshall
Ellen Scott
Mary Ross
Taylor Swans
Jennie Ellis
Carrie B. Grill
Robinson
W. W. Herod
William Williams
Southport
Elizabeth J. Williams
Henry Myers
the &., 5S. & T. Oil Company
Myers
Oil Company
Court records from Indianapolis area divorce and property cases
The court docket lists divorces for Stella Eddington and Florence B. Hackney with decrees for plaintiffs and cost judgments for defendants, plus lien and damages actions involving William M. Johnson, Mary Healey, and The Indianapolis News. Appraisers appointed in land appropriation cases, partial success in will construction, and multiple cost awards against plaintiffs.
Pleas of Not Guilty and New Suits Filed in Courts
Ant pleads not guilty and sentence suspended on good behavior. New suits filed include Aetna Saving and Loan Association vs Milton Gentry et al for mortgage foreclosure in Superior Court Room 1. Other cases: John Green vs Volney T Malott et al damages. Union Traction Company of Indiana vs Peter Negley et al instrument of appropriation in Circuit Court. George Rickes Jr et al vs Henrietta May Klepinger et al mechanic's lien in Superior Court Room 1. Michael W Flanagan vs John Neimeyer et al mortgage foreclosure in Circuit Court. Eliza Howard vs Charles R Williams et al damages with $5,000 demand in Superior Court Room 1. American Coal Company vs Rufus Crull on account in Superior Court Room 2. Frances M Groff et al instrument of appropriation in Circuit Court. Herbert D Moore by his next friend Amyr Moore vs Charles R Williams et al damages with $25,000 demand in Superior Court Room 3.
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Ant
Aetna Saving and Loan Association
Milton Gentry
Superior Court
John Green
Volney T. Malott
Union Traction Company of Indiana
Peter Negley
George Rickes, Jr
Henrietta May Klepinger
Michael W. Flanagan
John Neimeyer
Eliza Howard
Charles R. Williams
American Coal Company
Rufus Crull
Frances M. Groff
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes 1975
Summary of multiple Indiana and district court cases listed with assignments of errors joinders petitions for transfer and briefs. Includes cases James M Holton vs William Clark Fredericksburg Chas Wilcoxen O Brien Bradley Tobin Daegling Moon Williamson ve Steinhoolt Township Knox county Dayton Terre Haute Trust notices served and insurer case James Cooney vs American Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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James M. Holton
William Clark
Parke CC
Town of
Fredericksburg
Chas
Wilcoxen
Washington D. C
Patrick T. O'Brien
James M. Bradley
Madison S.C. Appellees
Daniel W. Bush
Madison S. C. Appellees
Mary Tobin
John W. Tobin
Marion
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Fernando W. Daegling
Lake
Terre Haute Trust Company
A. J. Dunnigar
James Cooney
The
American Mutual Life Insurance Company of Elknne
St. Joseph
C. Appellant
Johns Spann Co Real Estate Incorporation Reported
Articles filed with the secretary of state show Johns Spann & Co, a long standing Indianapolis real estate firm, reorganized as a new corporation by Thomas H Spann and partners to perpetuate the family name. Capital stock listed at 5000 dollars. Directors named include Henry J Spann Horace B Holloway and James Lodge. Other filings include Brown River Sand and Supply Company with 10000 dollars capital, Daniel De Prez Manufacturing Company at Shelbyville with 7000 percent capitalization, Antioch Coal Company of Linton with 100000, Paxton Veterinary Medicine Company of Laporte with 1000. Directors named for each firm.
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Secretary of State
Johns. Spann & Co
John S. Spann
Thomas H. Spann
Henry J. Spann
Horace B. Holloway
Henry D. Franckel
James Lodge
Indianapolis Corporation
Brown River Sand and Supply Company
Sur
George W. Brown
Johan W. Brown
Daniel de Prez
Morton Gould
John A. Halbert
Frank Nichols
Paxton Veterinary Medicine Company
Laporte
William DD. Paxton
Clen Paxton
Edwin Armstion
E. Leliter
Spiritualism at English's Opera House Tonight
Professor Ralph Moore Eastern spiritualist and medium presents a public seance at English's Opera House tonight. The elaborate program includes mind over matter demonstrations, levitating objects, flowers appearing, table turning, a talking skull, materialized spirits, mind reading tests, and a moving pen that answers questions. Seance begins promptly at o clock and lasts about two hours, with admission timed to allow attendees to see Prince Henry tomorrow night.
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Ralph Moore
English
Opera House
Professor Moore
Crank on the Simplex sparks responsive lows 5ap accentuation
Fragmentary note references a crank mechanism on a Simplex device enabling responsive low frequency accentuation, mentioning Wulsch in a unclear context. No cohesive event or clear person, place, or organization is established.
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Wulsch
Crawford Discusses Realism And American Historical Fiction
F Marion Crawford argues the historical novel endures only if fresh incidents drive the tale. He contrasts Churchill with Richard Carvel and Crisis, urges story as the focus, questions a distinct American school, critiques realism, and calls for a great modern poet to renew poetry.
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New York
F. Marion Crawford
Europe
Crawford
Churchill
Richard Carvel
America
Tennyson's Father Fleeing Russia After Dinner Revelation
A personal recollection recounts Lord St Helens warning Tennyson’s father after a dinner in Moscow about allegations of Emperor Paul’s murder. He fled by four horse dresher, disguising as a messenger, with a swift Odessa escape and long night pursuit to safety, aided by a loyal Scottish courier.
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Tennyson
W. Gordon McCabe
Paul
Russia
Moscow
Lord St. Helens
Cambridge
St. Helens
England
Mikhailovski
Zobort
Benningsen
Pahl
Count Pahlen
Zoboff
St. Peter and St. Paul
Odessa
Jewelry Ring Description in Vintage Ad
Mounted in a first class gold Tiffany ring the ad notes. These rings can only be appreciated by examining. J P Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry Monument place displays the claim.
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Tiffany
J.P. Mullally
Monument Place
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Edgar A. Perkins
Harry Slough
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DR. Ewing
M. T. H. S. News Notes
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John T. Walterhouse
Walterhouse
Delaware Circuit Court
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Delaware County
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Tate
Carter
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Allison
Union Traction Company
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Herbert D. Moore
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Delevan Smith
Indianapolis News
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Hazel
William Martineck
the Court Record
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Stella Eddington
James T. Eddington
J. Ames W. Hackney
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Vinson Carter
Mhrion Bond Co
William M. Johnson
Koehner
Henry Clay Allen
Indianapolis & Plainfield Electric Railroad Company
Charles W. Briggs
Emilyc. Rassman
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Isiel Lewis
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George L. Sullivan
Sarah Catherine Waymire
Pullems
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Gilbert L. White
Edward E. White
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Wordsworth
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Moore’s
N. A. Moore CO
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Indianapolis
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