Claim Filed For 20000 By Emma Ney Guardian
Dr Solis Rannels, guardian of Emma B Ney, filed a probate claim against Eline Atkins estate for 20000 with interest. The suit centers on insurance policies, notes of 5000 each, and a disputed settlement made while Ney was under morphine influence. Court action seeks recovery of 320000 plus interest and disallowance of the prior settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solis Rannels
Emma B. Ney
Eline
Atkins
E C
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
E. ©. Atkins
Henry Atkins
Henry Meyer
Emma Ney
Henry ©. Atkins
Emma
Guardian
Circuit Court
Arthur D. Gates
Pickens
N. A. Glanding
Thomas R. Rackley
France
Hal Ney
Runnels
Indiana Admiralty Case Shows Judge Baker Upheld
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Baker in the Gleason vs Duffy admiralty dispute. Duffy, Jeffersonville, faced a $200 judgment but only $30 could be recovered against him under a federal liability limit for ship owners. The appellate ruling adds that costs from the state court should be paid by Duffy, due to equity, since the admiralty petition was filed after the state judgment. Warrum of Burke & Warrum noted the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Gleason
Booker
Baker
Duffy
Court of Appeals
Warrum
Burke & Warrum
Circuit Court of Appeals
Doughnut Factory Suit Over Nuisance Opens
Newton Booth Tarkington and Albert A. Dougherty defend in a nuisance suit brought by Samuel J. Wilson and wife alleging three large bake ovens near plaintiffs by the W24 Broadway bakery emit smoke heat and odors and create noise hindering ventilation and reducing rental value by ten dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Booth Tarkington
Albert A. Dougherty
Broadway
Samuel J. Wilson
Gasoline Inc
End of 1877 receivership noted by final report
A long pending receivership in Superior Court that dates back to 1877 was concluded yesterday with the filing of a final report. The action ends decades of court oversight and closes the case under the court’s supervision.
Receiver John C New closes Hammond estate with final report
Judge McMaster presided as John C New was named receiver for property at Senate avenue and Washington street once owned by Governor Hammond. The estate recently sold for 00 cash and New filed his final report yesterday, closing the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
John C. New
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Hammond
Two Men Fined and Sentenced for Horse Theft
William Birchman and Ed White were fined $10 and costs and sentenced to the workhouse for 1% days by Acting Judge Connoway. Birchman was accused of stealing a horse and wagon from Ed Bruner. After a fire, Birchman and White drove to Mington and left the wagon then went to Louisville before returning to the city. No trace of the horse was found. Detectives Dugan and Feaing arrested them Monday afternoon after spotting Eman and White on the university grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Birchman
Ed White
Connoway
Birchman
Ed Bruner
White
Puseeerough University Ark
Eman
Supreme Court Minutes and Appellate Docket Flags
Appellate and circuit dockets list numerous cases including Hibberd v Trask Warren v Ogan Ketcham ex rel State of Indiana Casper Cassidy vs Dubois County Board of Commissioners and Williams vs Window Glass Company plus new suits filed in Superior and Circuit Courts for 1963 1972 era notable names and brief mentions of briefs motions and assignments of errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wilton L. Hibberd
Irene W. Trask
Wayne C. C
Omar _P. Warren
George Ogan
Fountain
The
Terre Haute & Indianapolis R Railroad Company
State of
Indiana
William A. Ketcham
Marton C. C
James M. Bolton
William Clark
Parke C. C
Appellate Court
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Dubois County
Henry Cassidy
Dubois C. C. Appellant
Michigan Trust Company
William J. H. Probasco
Whitley C. Keane
Rehea
Pnarican Window Glass Company
Amee M. Williams
Wells C. C. Appellant
Herman Alerding
Irene Allison
Marion
Gideon A. Price
J. O
William Lonn
Laporte C. C
Walter F. Walker
Isaac Russell
Superior Court
Pearl MecClintie Va
Elijah McClintic
Peter J. McCann
the Old Wayne Mutual Life Association
Emma L. Heplin
Thomas D. Heplin
Circuit Court
Florence Sample
Augustus Sample
Samuel J. Wilson
Albert W. Dougherty
Superior Court Divorce and Damages Judgments Compiled
Court records list multiple cases in three rooms with judges McMaster Leathers and Allen. Cases include Roy Huffman vs Indianapolis Street Car Company for damages and numerous divorce proceedings with decrees, custody, alimony, costs, and liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Roy Huffman
The
Indianapolis Streetcar Company
Ury
Labor Unions and Discharges in Labor Law Context
Compelling discharge by a labor union is not actionable by workers or their union absent force or unlawful acts. A street railway transfer ticket incident binds the connecting railroad to fault for mis punched tickets, and a passenger affected may seek remedy. A Kentucky farmer’s temporary urban residence is not taxed as his home where he maintains a standby country home. A girl’s drowning after boarding a steam boat raises questions of carrier liability for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern
Jacobs
Third-avenue Railroad
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Night transfer perils in carrier duty and drowning damages
A decision discusses the burden on a carrier to prove no fault by officers in transferring a passenger at night from an alley to a skiff. It warns of risks when the boat is in motion and notes damages to the parents for a drowned sixteen year old, including burial costs, lost services, and potential recoverable amounts. Also covered is an unstamped note admissibility in state court and limits on Congress in prescribing state evidence rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Internal Revenue Law
United States Internal Revenue Law
Congress
Griffin Lumber Co
Myer
Supreme Court of Mississippi
City offices to close Saturdays at 2 PM all summer
Beginning today, all city offices will close at 2 o clock on Saturdays for the summer. Officials say Saturday afternoons see less business and matters are better handled on other days.
Local street and sewer improvements and petitions filed
The notice lists multiple city actions including petitions for sewers on Greer street and Columbia avenue, cement walks on Ohio and East Wabash streets, brick and gravel roadways on various avenues, and alley paving. Resolutions adopted cover sewer work, rail crossings, and private contract walks. bonds approved. primary assessment roll approved. plat for Thompson addition to Olinville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Street
McCarty Street
Buchanan Street
Ohio Street
Noble Street
Highland Avenue
Park Avenue
Tenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Ashland Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Twenty Eighth Street
Rural Street
Olney Street
Dearborn Street
Bloyd Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Monon and
L. E. & W. Railway
St. Peter Street
Prospect Street
Central Avenue
Tellefontaine
Frank Street
Meridian Street
Pruitt Street
Glenn Drive
I. R
Columbia Avenue
Thirteenth
Twentieth Street
William Bossert
American Sees and Trust Company of
Baltimore
Ity
Leann
James A. Thompson
Olinville
Marion County
Indiana
Butler College Notes Highlight Campus Events And Sports
Butler College notes cover dance plans by the Delta Tau Deltas, a peace association talk by Rev. Merrick, a seniors toast selection, golf course work, chapel talks by Prof. Coler, and upcoming Phi Delta Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma activities. The Franklin baseball team visits for a 4 PM campus game, with prior results noted. Also listed are student leaders, staff selections for the Collegian, and a medical update on Thomas Maher undergoing X-ray treatment at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Deltas
Hazel Reeves
Merrick
New York
American Peace Association
Pi Beta Phi
Ethel Curryer
College Avenue
Samuel Offutt
Greenfield
G. Z. Coler
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
Phi Delta Thetas
Phi Delts
Franklin
Sophomoore
Myrtle Taylor
George Moorehead
Theologs
The
Tennis Association
Verle Blair
Char Barnett
Paul Guffin
W. H. Long
Shelly Watts
Harry Dodson
Collegian
Jasper Moses
John F. Mitchell, Jr
Chester Vernier
Helen Downing
Charlotte Powell
Ruth Braden
Cleo Hunt
Edith Abbott
Charles McElroy
Gertrude Cronback
Edith Longley
Otto Wilson
Harry J. Dodson
Philokurian Literary Society
Notre Dame
Messrs. Underwood
Johnson and Offutt
Therarsity
Messrs
McElroy
Kern
Vernier
Notre
Howard Dyst
Scott Hunter
Harold Maury
Ovid Butler
Will B. Howe
Samuel Offut
Paul Murray
Carl McGaughey
Butler
Postuinna
Dodson
Roach Thornbury
Rivers Gillum
Webb Spears
Brannigan Anthony
Coon
Weyl Murray
Schuyler Forsyth
Feld
Layster Butler
Severance Guffin
Green
FOR FEMININE READERS Sharp Comments on the Federation Action
A long discussion on why women’s faces show a downward droop when alone while social smiles mask inner fatigue. The piece cites Collier’s Weekly on female discontent amid modern duties, class lines, and the striving woman. It emphasizes fatigue as a likely cause and calls for happiness to ease society’s reception of modern women. New York Evening Post. White mohair costumes and summer hats feature lush trims, lace, and flowers. Detailed fashion notes describe gowns, yokes, appliques, and the continued prominence of lace decorations and the banded waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
New York Evening Post
Madras
Gibson
Philadelphia
Paris
Women's Club Rift at Los Angeles Sparks Debate on Racial Policy
The Los Angeles biennial convention of women’s clubs rejects a color compromise, urging unity among educated women across races. Critics call the rule favoring native American delegates a purge of nonwhite representation and a downbeat reflection on the federation’s relevance. A Philadelphia paper notes craft tips and fashion insights for summer blouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Los Angeles
Board of Directors
United States
National Federation of Women's Club
National Federation
Novel Home Styles And Storage Tricks From A Past Era
The article surveys fashion and home decor ideas such as smart morning gowns for sea or mountains, unmatching furniture with rope and leather details, and practical tips like slicing pine before peeling. It suggests varied materials over matching, scent bags for old odors, and a corner box-like wood trim to frame walls and ceilings as an inexpensive decorative technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Shortridge High School Senate Passes Disfranchising Bill
Attendance was light but active as Shortridge High School Senate debated a disfranchising bill after passing a sympathy resolution for Admiral Sampson. Debates grew personal with Butler and Deboe clashing before Perkins and Foraker spoke. Allison won the motion to proceed and the bill passed by six to five, with the reading clerk to read the next bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Senate
Admiral Sampson
McDonald
Laura Potter
Arkansas
Butler
Albert Burs
Pritchard
Earl Pritchard
South
Deboe
Charles Christian
Kentucky
Perkins
Ernest Cohn
Senator Foraker
Roy Wensley
Teller
Walter Pritchard
Allison
Grace Gibbons
Vote access bill faces next meeting after brief discussion
The draft measure aims to let anyone unable to write vote, authored by Senator Scott ¢ea Kahn. Time ran short for debate and the bill will be reconsidered at the next meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott ¢Ea Kahn
Senate considers bill to halt traffic amid secrecy
Rumor says a bill to stop traffic will come before the Senate with an unknown author. Gallery attendance has risen with warm weather and senators are prompt. The disfranchising bill defeated yesterday provoked extensive debate, rivaled only by the Taylor-Finley measure and the ensuing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taylor-Finley
Residence transfers on Capitol and nearby blocks
Charl EB Holloway added to Samuel H W Fletcher a residence on Capitol avenue near Walnut street for 9100. Burnett-Lewis Lumber Co received twenty five jota on Shelby and Sanders for 10000 from Harry B Burnett. James H Main bought a residence on Eleventh near Brooks from Thomas J Hamilton for 2590. Kothe Wells Bauer sold corner property at Avenue and Washington to Mr G Danmeyer for James M Allison on Yandes near Sixteenth for 82. Walter P Scott moved Arsenal avenue near Sixteen Street to Genevieve K Joneson for 2508. Artie Page sold Senate avenue near T street to Lydia for 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl EB. Holloway
Samuel H W. Fletcher
Capitol Avenue
Walnut Street
Harry B. Burnett
Burnett-Lewis Lumber Company
Shelby and
Sanders Streets
James H. Main
Eleventh Street
Brooks Street
Thomas J. Hamilton
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
Mr G. Danmeyer
An Avenue
Washington Street
James M. Allison
Yandes Street
Sixteenth
Orguerite Eltel
Walter P. Scott
Arsenal Avenue
Sixteen Street
Genevieve K. Jomneson
Artie Page
Lydia
Senate Avenue
T Street
Henry Cooper In Custody After Insanity Report
Friends of Henry Cooper state the colored man was taken into custody recently as insane. They describe him as intelligent with a good reputation who worked at Ward Bros.' store. They say study may have unbalanced his mind and deny he possessed a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cooper
Ward Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Atkins
Louis Rannels
J. Wilson
Sue Booth Tarkington
A. J. Dougherty
Watters J. Hubbard
Russell
Ruseel
Lida Wigmore
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Edward F. Claypool
Es ” Weyeice
Maegeeesee Carter's Co
Claypool
Coor
the Court Record
James M. Leathers
Ethel Farley
William Farley
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Vincent Carter
William H. Williams
Philip Rader
Henry Clay Allen
Sarah Bonnar
Cornelius Bonnar
Cortland van Camp
Patsey Patterson
William Swope
E. A. Clark
Evelyn Stanley
Maggie Kinney Ve. Asbury Kinney
Ora D. Greenland
George F. Greenland
Emily A
Charles Greenland
Elizabeth Thornton
Allen Ross
Oliver Westfall
Iona Westfall
Iona Craill
Louisa Todd
John L. Todd
Louisa Trager
Jennie Bourdlove
August Bourdlove
Jennie Lee
Mary D. Lowe
John Lowe
Minnie L. Harmon
Albert J. Harmon
Minnie J. Sanders
Theodore E. Morgan
Michael Drozdowitz
Edward Kuhns
Laural L. Kuhns
Board OF Works
Butler College Notes
Thomas Maher
Sharp
Women's Force
Philadelphia Times
Nature
Odds and
Ase
Wilson
U. S. Patent Office
Thos. H. Buckler
Arts
Cformercy
Lithia
Buffalo Lithia
George Ben. Johnston
L.D
Richmond
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Virginia Medical Society
Medical College of Virginia
William H. Drummond
Roessor
Bisk
S University
Montreal
Canada
Nancy
At Springs
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Virginia
High School Senate
Horse Shoe
Standard Navy
OLD Peach & Honey
J.T. Tobacco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!