Attorney as Witness Pickerill Chaos in Court Reform Deed Case
In Judge Carter's court yesterday William N. Pickerill, acting as his own cross examiner, questioned and answered at length with a self styled witness role, generating a story like recital that challenged focus. The Hamond vs Webb partition suit deals with land division and a five acre miscalculation by the surveyor prompting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
N. Pickerill
Frank EB. Gavin
Pickerill
Catharine J. Hammond
Mary A. Webb
Supplemental bill filed in US court against Allen debt case
A supplemental bill of complaint was filed yesterday in a United States court by N. B. Baldwin and the State Bank of Chicanest. A. P. Stanton, trustee of BM. Shepera, executrix of S. M. Shep aan Adaremne Allen and Horace R. Allen, Jr. allege Horace Allen borrowed money from the plaintiffs and that the defendants benefited in the debt but have not repaid.
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Eugene Bayley
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
McMasters Court
United States
Aoe
United States Court
N. 8
Woman Sues City Over Snowy Sidewalk Injury
Martha A. Kinick filed a $5,000 personal injury suit against the city alleging negligence last winter by leaving snow on the Hoyt avenue Shelby street sidewalk. She claims the condition caused her to slip February 5 and suffer permanent injuries.
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Martha A. Kinick
Cuit
Hoyt Avenue
Shelby Street
Suit filed over railroad collision injuries in Indiana
Samuel Rodibaugi yesterday filed suit against the Indianapolis Greenwood Franklin Railroad Company for 10.00 damages. He avers permanent injuries from a collision between a company passenger car and a gravel car.
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Samuel Rodibaugi
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
Court Record: Indianapolis Superior Court Docket Summary
The court list records multiple cases and proceedings including Henderson versus Pendleton Glass and Pipe Works for $2,771.54 and costs, Capital National Bank versus Indian Poe Lounge Company with evidence taken, Amos B. Keepert versus Lillie B. Huggier et al mechanic’s lien heard, and Catherine J. Hammond versus Mary A. Webb on trial. NEW SUITS FILED include Samuel Rodibaugh versus Indianapolis Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company seeking $19 damages, plus several attendance, contract, foreclosure, and divorce actions across Superior and Circuit Courts with various parties and demands.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Henderson
Pendleton Glass and Pipe Works
Indiana
Vinson Carter
The
Capital National Bank
Indianpoe Lounge Company
Amos B. Keepert
Lillie B. Huggier
Catherine J. Hammond
Mary A. Webb
Samuel Rodibaugh
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
John H. Cranor
George McD
Ober
Charles J. Krehbiel
J. A
Frank P. Kenyon
Catherine F. Kenyon
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Legal Fragments
A compilation of appellate notes and case mentions from 1942 including Warren v Ogan reversed and Adams affirmed, with references to Turple v Lowe and Shilling v Board of Commissioners. Also notes on misappropriation, deed delivery, and Lafayette vs Wabash R R Co, plus highway and tax tithe discussions.
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Supreme Court
Imsl Muarey Manufacturing Company
Flint & Walling Company
Adams
Dowling
Warren
Ogan
Fountain ¢. C
Gillett
Common Council
Turple
Lowe
Cass
Ap Pellant
Wabash R. KR. Co
Miller
Adams C. Co
Shilling
Board of Commissioners
Marion CC. C
Thomas Wright
Firman Bertlaux
Madison
Bond
Stout
Morgan S. C
Roby
Misuiasinewa Mining
Andrews
Grant
Black
City of Lafayette
Wabash R
Carroll
Henley
J.L
Board of Commissioners of Counties
Tribute to the Poplar in Spirit of Place
Alice Meyneil celebrates poplars in July as a luminous chorus in the landscape. The essay portrays poplars and aspens as ever-alert, responsive trees that brighten and awaken woods, skies, and streams with their austere green and swift breezes.
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Alice Meyneil
Keats
Firemen's Insurance Co to Quit Indiana Over Securities
The Firemen's Insurance Company of Baltimore Md notified Auditor Hart yesterday it would retire from business in Indiana rather than modify its securities to meet state law. The firm previously held first mortgage real estate bonds but switched to city bonds, which Indiana excludes.
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Mic m Trust Co
Probasco
Whitley C. C. Affimed
Robinson
P. J
Met
BK. R. R. Co
Lee. Wells C
Lake Ice Co
Zahrt. Laporte C. C
Ates
Firemen's Insurance Company
Baltimore, Md
Hart
Irmtiana
National Manufacturers Meet Heads to Indianapolis in April
Ralph H. Waggoner of Chicago announces the seventh annual National Association of Manufacturers convention will be held in Indianapolis April 15 to 17 with local arrangements led by D. M. Parry. President Theodore C. Search plans to step down after this year, and the event promises an unusually large attendance with discussions on reciprocity tariffs, commerce department creation, and uniform railroad freight classifications.
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Theodore C. Search
National Association of Manufacturers
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
Search
Detroit
Seared
United States
Cincinnati
M. Parry
Washington
Department of Commerce and Industry
Congress
Clark county Republicans clash over illegitimate convention
Clark county Republicans split into factions led by Waters Dougherty Pfau and by Pfau George Pfau Jr and Lancaster met with state chairman Goodrich to press their claims. They argued the Charlestown mass convention was not legally called and produced dual delegations likely to seek admission at the state convention. Cody in town.
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J. H. Waters
E. F E. Dougherty
Sellersburg
George Pfau, Jr
J. R. Lancaster
Jeffersonville
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Clark County
Messrs. Waters
Dougherty
Pfau
Denison
Charlestown
State Committee
Ward Watson
Pougherty
Stae
Not the Colonel Cody the Redoubtable Western Scout
A New York commercial traveler using the name W F Cody visits the Grand Hotel for several days. Reporters and romantics mistake him for the famed Indian scout, but he explains he is merely the other Cody. He recalls a town where a Wild West show was advertised and a woman mistaken him for Colonel Cody. In Omaha he is in demand until the error is discovered.
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W. F. Cody
Grand Hotel
Cody
New York
Colonel Cody
Tme
Omaha
Noblesville Residents Seek Interurban Track Details
Noblesville mayor Tucker three city council members and about ten property owners on paved Noblesville streets met to gather information on track construction. They argued rails must support heavy interurban cars and pressed for the best possible laying of tracks. The Inn Club lunch with Mayor Bookwalter and Col. Russell B. Har- followed.
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Tucker
Noblesville
Bookwalter
Inn Club
Col
Russell B
Har
Expert explains street railway work and interurban visit
Rison, an authority on track construction, accompanied visitors to inspect the passage of the big interurban over local tracks. Plans by Union Traction and Central Traction to Kokomo would traverse Nobbiesville. Uriah Culbert of Michigan City stayed at the Denison, as did R.8 Taylor and W.B. Denny of Fort Wayne. Ss. B. Fleming of Fort Wayne, a Democratic state committee member, attended the Grand.
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Uriah Culbert
Michigan City
Denison
R. 8. Taylor
W.B. Denny
Fort Wayne
Ss. B. Fleming
Democratic State Committee
Grand
Debate at Shortridge over athletic rule changes
Speculation runs high as Shortridge High School considers whether to adopt the Manuel Training School’s rule banning students who earn a D from athletic competition. The executive board has discussed the issue, with no decision yet, amid faculty and student debate on the need for stricter or different qualifications for interschool sports.
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Shortridge High School
Manuel Training School
Shortridge
South Side
North Side
Emerich
H Robert Hall
M. H
Nation's Birthday Association Meets at English Lutheran Church
The Nation's Birthday Association will meet tonight at the English Lutheran Church at 8 o'clock. Judge James B. Bla will speak and Coburn Allen will deliver the address. Music will be provided by the Shortridge orchestra. Shortridge High School Senate meets this afternoon in Room D. Senate convenes at 4 15 as Senator Pritchard's bills to dis franchise voters to send representatives to Congress are set to come before the body.
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Nation's Birthday Association
English Lutheran Church
James B. Bla
Coburn Allen
Shortridge Orchestra
Shortridge High School
Senate
Senator Pritchard
Earl Pritchard
Congress
Hall-place Church to Hold Tank Offering Sunday Evening
The W. F. M. S. plans its annual tank offering service at 7 30 Sunday night with the pastor delivering the address and special music by the choir and orchestra. Hope Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor initiated thirty candidates last night as national officers on the propagating committee attended the city session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall-place Church
Hope Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Wealth and Want Seventh Lecture by Dr Ira W Howerth
The seventh lecture in the Modern Social Problems series will be held this evening at the Propylaeum. Dr Ira W Howerth of the University of Chicago will speak on Wealth and Want focusing on wealth distribution and its role in current social agitation. Discussion questions include whether young men have the same chances, if riches can come from toil, whether fortunes should be legally limited, if wealth overdrives energy, and the defensibility of private monopolies.
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Propylaeum
Ira W. Howerth
University of Chicago
Small Losses from Barn Fire and Smoke at Plaza Hotel
William Baldwin of 82 Chicago Street reported about 150 dollars in losses from a barn fire last night with unknown origin. The fire spread to an adjacent barn of William Gregory causing 15 dollars in losses. Earlier, firefighters searched the Plaza Hotel on the Circle after smoke was seen but no fire found. speculation linked to a boiler that had not been used recently.
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Louisiana
William Baldwin
Chicago Street
William Gregory
Plaza Hotel
Circle
Norfolk
Atlantic City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lambert's Point
Harley
Emporia
Carr
Franklin
Burgess
Company I
J. F. Ruth
John Olive
Easter Peace Walk Interrupted by Collision on Sidewalk
A Boston woman strolling peacefully is bumped by a seemingly uncaring young woman in a clash that leaves the first injuried and pondering the manners of a new civilization. The encounter ends with a grimmish wish to punish the offender and reflects on social change.
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Boston
Shaking On a Nightmare from a Mississippi Letter
The Hartford Courant notes ex president Cleveland's letter to a Mississippi editor praising Southern Democrats as they grow to know him while predicting the party will soon shed its dreadful dreams. Mr. Bryan will view this as a personal matter and question why not.
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Hartford Courant
Bryan
Mississippi
Cleveland
South
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Profit in 1901 Noted
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reported a profit for 1901 with careful risk selection and noted growth of the institution.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
St Home Company
Major Steele on Cuba and labor in reciprocal tariff talks
Major George W. Steele arrives in Marion after Washington trip and argues that excluding Chinese and other cheap labor from Cuba is more important than a 2 percent tariff cut. He endorses a 20 percent reciprocal reduction with strict immigration and labor safeguards, predicts Cuba may seek statehood within five years if concessions occur. He notes opposition in several states and stresses harmony with the administration.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
George W. Steele
Washington
Cuba
Major Steele
Ways and Means Committee
McKinley
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
California
Utah
Minnesota
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Antilles
End of the Strike Seen as City Resumes Freight Work
After a citywide strike action a major turnaround developed with master teamsters in conference awaiting developments. Freight houses filled with goods as Italians and nonunion workers were hired to operate rail and steamship docks while coal shortages grew and hospitals and city institutions were shielded. An official notice of strike termination was to be printed, with committees notifying unreachable workers.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine Railroad
Saxonia
Cunard Line
Boston
Roman
Sestrian
Parthian
Philadelphia
Kershaw
Merchants’ and
Miners’ Line
Baltimore
Toronto
Hull
New York
American Hide and Leather Company
Boston & Maine Road
Steamship Companies
Wilson & Urness
Leyland & Warren
Dominion Lines
Tidewater
North End
Nonunionists Attacked as Painters Strike Escalates
Pittsburg crowd confronts incoming nonunion painters as union officials plan mediation. More than 100 nonunion workers arrived, police and officials including Samuel Gompers and Bahlbom expected to help mediate. A contractors’ agreement to hire only union labor spurred a new conference, but no settlement.
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Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bahlborn
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Weavers Strike In Plymouth Mills In Sympathy
Providence report says twenty workers at the American Woolen Company mills in Plymouth Massachusetts struck in solidarity with Olneyville and Manton operatives who have been on strike for some time.
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Providence
R. L
American Woolen Company
Plymouth
Mass
Olneyville
Manton
Emperor William May Meet Prince Henry Before His Arrival
Berlin March 13 Emperor William aboard the battleship Wilhelm II with several ships may meet the Deutschland at sea to trans ship Prince Henry to a German war vessel. The plan is uncertain per the Emperor's suite. Wiegand arrived from New York and will meet the Emperor at Bremerhaven to discuss steamship negotiations. The Batavia will transport 2,500 emigrants to New York next Saturday. Waldemar, Prince Henry's eldest son, will soon visit Dr Zahmann's sanatorium at Whites tage for nervous illness treatment.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Prince Henry
the Weser
Heligoland
William
Herr Franzius
The
Weser
Herr Wiegand
North German
Lloyd Line of Steamships
New York
Bremerhaven
Bremen
Herr Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
United States
Lisyd Company
Batavia
Waldemar
Zahmann
Whitestag
Dresden
Funston Attacks Complacency in Philippine War
General Funston condemns disloyal talk at home and lauds U S soldiers in the Philippines. He estimates 95 percent are brave loyal and humane while 5 percent have loose morals and dissent fuels insurrection. His remarks echo Lawton and stress the impact of example on troops.
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Frederick Funston
Lawton
Philippines
United States
Funston
Islands
American mule praised by the Firsties government in parliamentary paper
A UK parliamentary paper hails the American mule as the best received from any source, though the Detroit Free Press notes cautious regard at home. The piece questions the mule’s role and suggests it is subjected to pressure and criticism, reflecting on its perceived usefulness and dignity.
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Detroit Free Press
Firnties Governement
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Anna E. St. Clair
Henry M. Marquell
Delaware
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Frank B. Froelich
State of
Warrick C. C. Appellant
Town of
Clay City
Ida L. Bryson
Clay
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Richard T. Kirkham
Nettie Moore
Hunesck C. C. Appellees
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Warrick C. C
Spencer County
Pike County
Chicago Legal News
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Hughbie
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A. Hibben
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Smith
Marion S.C. Appellees
Wulschner’s
National Manufacturers' Association
Ralph H. Watgoner
Chicago
Republicans
Western Plains
City News Notes
Boston Herald
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse N.Y
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
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Faust
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Emperor William May
Wiegand
Count von Buelow
Paris
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