Barnello divorce granted to amateur actor Lucila P Barnello
Judge Leathers granted Lucila P Barnello a divorce from Oliver M Barnello after cruelty testimony. Alice West obtained a divorce from Harry K West with custody of three children and alimony of 3 dollars weekly. Additional court items include Fannie Bush vs Sheriff Dudley demurrers, a roadhouse raid correction, Nettie M Bouse suing Central Union Telephone for injuries, and a federal petition over M Zier & Co trustee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Leathers
Lucila P. Barnello
Oliver M. Barnello
Barnello
Alice West
Harry K. West
West
Finch heir files suit to overturn executor report
Helen Finch Conner yesterday filed in the Circuit Court a complaint to set aside the final report of Charles N. Thompson, executor of the estate of John A. Finch, and the final report filed by him for Mr. Finch as her guardian, alleging Tutus mistakes not known to the plaintiff or executor at filing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Finch Conner
Charles N. Thompson
John A. Finch
Mr. Finch
Tutus
Isom Donnell to be tried for grave robbery this week
Isom Donnell, a Negro grave robber, will be tried in Criminal Court later this week after the case, originally set for yesterday, was postponed. Donnell's lawyers urged a guilty plea to the second count of the indictment, which accuses him of taking and concealing a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isom Donnell
Donnell
Federal Court grand jury begins work with numerous docketed cases
The Federal Court grand jury opens today listing over sixty defendants across crimes. Superior Court entries include City Trust vs. C. L. Railway contract, judgments, and default findings. Criminal Court items feature Andy Frye pleading guilty to petit larceny and other cases. newer suits include Nettie M. Bouse vs. Central Union Telegraph and Thompson executor case in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court Grand Jury
Criminal Court
Andy Frye
William H. Baxter
DeHart McCandless
City Court
Appellate Court Docket Highlights and Briefs
A list of case entries from a appellate court minutes includes Frank P Seller v State ex rel Mant peice, Bernard Yavin et al. v Florsheim Co, Guaranty Savings and Loan Association v Andrew Simko et al, Hitchcock v Emeline K, John L Foster v Charles Leinin ger, Edward F Claypool v Lida Wig More, and Marion C as appellee’s brief entries. The document records petitions for leave to file briefs and replies across multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autet
Frank P. Seller
Bernard Yavin & al
Florsheim & Co
Vigo C. C. Appellants
Appellate Court
Guaranty Savings and Loan Assolation
Andrew Simko
Lake C. C. Appelant
Hitchcock
Emeline K
Noble
C. C. Appellant
de Atte
John L. Foster
Charles Leininger
Ia c. C. Appellant
Edward F. Claypool
Lida Wig- More
Marion
C. Appellee
Bankrupt man makes store room a homestead
A bankrupt man moved his family from a rented house into a room in his store building six days before failure, though the space was not intended as a home. The court held the building qualifies as a homestead under constitutional provisions for residence owned or chosen by the owner. The case notes a day laborer not a city officer and mentions civil-service eligibility for parks role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Yorks Day Wages Case and Insurance Notice Doctrine
A reader summarizes appellate, insurance, and contract rulings. York’s inability to work due to illness, and accepting wages with receipts, may still recover. An accident policy allows late notice if injury prevents prompt reporting. Mandamus compels patent registration for an art print. Damages awarded for negligent heating failure. Glasgow court rules meat dealer must pay for slaughtered cattle based on live inspection and ordered slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Mandamus
Commissioner of Patents
Chicago News
Atlantic Rep
New Hampshire
Glasgow
Scotland
Crowds Flock to Indiana Art Exhibit at Tomlinson Hall
Large crowds attend the Indiana art show under Flower Mission auspices at Tomlinson Hall with steady out-of-town visitors. By Friday only five days remain as the hall closes after this week. Tonight is High School night with colors from Manual Training and Shortridge. Butler College hosts Thursday evening with a reunion atmosphere as William Forsyth speaks on Indiana Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Flower Mission
Manual Training School
Shortridge
Butler College
Butler
William Forsyth
J. Brash
George An
Jegandery F. Wolff
J. H. Taylor
John C. Dean
E. Perkins
Fred Alexander
Kar B. Grover
T. G. Barry
Harriet Eitel
Florence Jones
Knights of Columbus Begin Annual Indiana Session in Indianapolis
The State Council of the Knights of Columbus opens in Indianapolis for a two day annual session. Delegates from twenty five councils attend with total representation expected over eighty. Notre Dame state deputy Prof. John G. Ewing presides and oversees initiation for a large new class. Candidates listed include numerous Indianapolis, Shelbyville and Rushville members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of Columbus
Indiana
John G. Ewing
Notre Dame
Indianapolis
James L. Carrico
P. J. Bulger
Thomas E. Cansiday
John T. Corrigan
Hugh 8. Curley
F A. Dall
William Donahue
Frank T. Dowd
E. X. Doyle
W. L. Dugan
Robert Dwyer
David
Ministers Seek Funds For Law Enforcement Case And Peace Movement
The Protestant Ministers Association heard a report on the temporary injunction blocking the Indianapolis Columbus baseball game at Washington Park last Sunday. The committee urged pastors to obtain subscriptions to cover incidental expenses and to support ongoing law and order work under the Indianapolis Law and Order League. Mrs Rumpler urged endorsement of Universal Peace and International Arbitration Society with May as global meeting day. Dr Benton spoke on Miracles and Their Evidential Value.
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Committee On Law Enforcement
Protestant Ministers’ Association
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Columbus
Washington Park
Indianapolis Law and Order
Stout Recovers After Shooting at Mantel's Barrel House
Stout known as Chick Stout has improved after being shot in the abdomen by John Young at Mantel's barrel house on Indiana Avenue. Stout was taken to City Hospital in a dying condition but is now to be discharged soon. Young, said to be Stout’s assailant, has not been arrested and is believed to have left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick” Stout
John Young
Mantel
Indiana Avenue
City
Young
Stout
D J Cauldwell Dies at 84. Remainder to Be Taken to Tipton
D J Cauldwell died yesterday at age eighty four at the home of his daughter Mrs M A Finney at 2 North California street. The remains will be taken to Tipton Indiana, the former home of the deceased, tomorrow morning for burial.
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D. J. Cauldwell
M. A. Finney
North
California Street
Tipton
Ind
Renovating soil and feeding stock in winter
Renovating soil with green crops and lime, then plowing under to feed soil life. Green manures like rye cow peas and crimson clover improve fertility, while proper manure handling maintains fermentation. For livestock, combine dry foods with green feeds such as mangels beets carrots turnips and cabbage to boost digestion and milk yield, with roots stored underground in trenches for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Indiana
Mapes
Someon
Corn Breeding and Seed Selection Practices Highlighted
A May Cosmopolitan article explains field scale seed selection for corn. Small plots isolate varieties, select high yield and best type, then replant with improved seed next season. Illinois cases show substantial profit from higher yields without extra costs. Improved seed adoption expands acreage and yields statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Shamel
Illinois
Illinois College of Agriculture
School of Corn
Illinois Agricultural College
Incubation habits and fat feeding in hens and apples
The Springfield piece notes hens sit when fat, advising fattening to ensure broody incubation, and says Leghorns may sit with fat balance. It discusses feeding laying hens with meat, grass, and milk, plus exercise. It covers New York Farmer on red apples profitable varieties and soil needs, and New York Farmer and Country Life in America on diversified farming versus single-line production and the dangers of fancy farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
New Yorker
Astrachan
Williams
Wealthy
Gravenstein
Hubbardston
Baldwin
Sutton Beauty
New York
America
Farm and orchard notes on thinning, soil, and pests
The article discusses thinning fruit by pruning as an economical method, hog health linked to skim milk feeding, land use for forests, kerosene emulsion miscues, beet soil needs, evergreen seed germination and shading, milk flavor absorption in jars, and the helpful role of the little wren in orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beach
New York
Wren
Dry earth as bedding and manure aid in dairies
The piece extols using dry earth in stables to absorb moisture and disinfect, noting its low cost, ease of handling, and ability to keep cows clean. It suggests earth bedding speeds stall cleaning, reduces liquids and gases, and, when added to manure, doubles its value by preserving nutrients for field application.
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County
Instruments recorded in Marion County Indiana for 24 hours ending May 4 show Armstrong Park Land Co selling to Nellie Crown Hill Park, and multiple transfers by The Standard Land Co and others. Amounts range from 1 to 3,500 dollars with numerous lot and add parcels in Armstrong Park Douglass Park and nearby areas.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Armstrong Park Land Company
Nellie
Crown Hill
Douglass Park
J. F. Schofield
Annie M. Scho- Rees
Paniel P. Gray
William H. Callahan
Charles E. Reynolds & Co
Add
Haughville
Moses K. Fatout
Charles C. Caldwe
Maria F. Ritzinger
Missourist
Standard Land Company
William Stevenson
McKernan & Yandel
Drake & Mayheada
Pavia “al Wiluiinis
Er” Gx. Bryan
Butler Grove
Phillip Watson
James A. Witty
M. Hous
May Et al
Highland Park
George G. Bragonier
Emma &i Beatty
Armstrong Park
John Beatty
Armstrong Park Beatty
Amstrong Park
Charles B. Hauk
Arthur R
Seteqwes Park
Peweseee
Peweseee Esnrine Westernese Marshall P. Hollingsworth
Patrick Forrester
Latonta Park
Irvington
Frank Seidensticker
Christian
See
Ae Gj
Raj A
Reynolds
North Tuxedo
Patterson
Glendale
Delia Curtis
John Wesley Bridges
Ingram Fletch
North Park
George G. Bragunier
Harry ‘Simon
Bragunier
Thomas S. Graves
Permelia C. Speer
Graves
Walnut Hills
Fletcher
Hines
David ‘Db
B. Crist
John G. McCullough
South Brookside
Ada
John B. McCullough
Claypeel
Hragunier
Minturn
North
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Luella P. Barnello
Leathers
Dudley
John S. Dudley
Sullivan County
Fannien Bush
Fannie Bush
James Dillard
Jack Zimmerman
College Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Chris Schober
Zimmerman
Schober
Nettie M. Bouse
Central Union Telephone Company
Fahnley & McCrea
Frank Newburg
Comey
Fahnley
M. Zier & Co. Case
E. M. McCulloch
M. Zier & Co
New Albany
Frederick Connor
Anderson
Repty
McCulloch
the Court Record
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
H. Sutton
Mattie Jordan
John M. Bailey
Henry Robinger
Oberts
Mattie Morganson
Constance Burt
Vernon George
Central Union Tele- Company
Roomperish
Thomas Sheehan
Gui Cox
Finch Conner
Charles N
Supreme Court
Mir
Homestead
Knights OF Columbus
State Council
Teh
Qingling
Jerusalem
IER
Oupes
Alf Price
Hyder
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ayu
Matt
Isso
Mali Nubiin
Nature
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n St. Louis, U. S. A
The
Midland Portland Cement Company
Bedford
Law Building
Capital Stock
Security Trust Company
Fred W. Spacke
Geo. W. M'Daniel
Orlando M. Packard
Vanton O. Foulk
Midland
Portland Chment CO
Coxswain
Culver
Naval School
U5 Navy Department
Culver Summer Naval School
E “Jones
Willam W
Speer
Mra. A. BE. Pittman
East Georgia
L. Higgins
North Meridian
Addition
Burton
M. M. Fox
Somerville Law Company
Ition
Boosuligh Cot
Iene
Deen
Pees
Sanda
Journal
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