Weekly wage law case in Republic Iron and Steel brief
Deputy Attorney General Moores drafts a brief for Republic Iron and Steel Co about Indiana weekly wage law. The appeal from Delaware county to the Indiana Supreme Court questions constitutionality, with over 100 pages in the state's brief. The memo discusses police power, labor versus capital, and the aim to prevent strikes while protecting subsistence laborers in wage regulation.
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Deer Moores
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Indiana
Supreme Court
Delaware County
Moores
Pennsylvania
Sputes
Considera
Circuit Court
Frank Samuels and Julius Winslow Held for Offense at Festival Field
Frank Samuels and Julius Winslow of the Streets of Cairo show at Bow were fined and ordered to pay costs and to serve thirty days in the workhouse yesterday. The men were accused of insulting two country girls.
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Frank Samuels
Julius Winslow
Cairo
Mew Planes at 16 Dollars and Up at Wulchner's
Mew planes priced from 16 dollars and higher are advertised at Wulchner's store with emphasis on current stock and value. Prospective buyers are directed to visit the shop to view available models and compare prices.
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Wulchner’s
Board Proposes Partition and Night School Plan
School Board sessions discuss partitioning the crowded No. 32 assembly room and adding an extra rear room at a cost of 92. The board delays action, orders further architectural review, and reviews routine financials totaling 57,698.33 for the month. Dr. Sloan’s illness and Elizabeth Collins’s death are reported. several staff changes and new appointments for night schools are announced. The board outlines limited evening programs for foreign-born citizens and elementary instruction, starting Nov. 3 with classes in multiple schools and no pupil expense beyond books.
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Board of School Commissioners
Illinois
Twenty-first Streets
Cleland
Sloan
George W. Sloan
Elizabeth A. Collins
Kendall
Clara Leonard
Minnie Trent
John C. Trent
Florence Morrison
Abigail Gilday
Miss Gilday
Julia Sharp
Shortridge High School
Manual Training High
Haughville
James Russell Lowell
Twood
McCoy
J. C. Trent
Transfer of Mason J. Osgood estate lot in Indianapolis
Charlies W. Osgood sold a Meridian and Thirtieth streets lot for 15000 to Marion Trust Company as administrator of Mason J. Osgood estate. The deal followed an agreement with the administrator and settled a lawsuit. Other transfers include Central avenue near Twenty-fifth Street and Morgan Street near McLean in West Indianapolis.
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Charlies W. Osgood
Marion Trust Company
Mason J. Osgood
Meridian
Thirtieth Streets
Osgood
Frank E. Fithian
Fannie E. Woodard
Central Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
George Reagan
Unusual Scene at Trinity Church Ends in Tension
At Trinity Congregational Church Indianapolis the closing meeting of the Central Association of Congregational Churches erupted when Rev C C Helming interrupted Rev H H Gilchrist preaching. Gilchrist prayed after continuing his sermon amid protests, and the session adjourned with mixed reactions as pastors debated the causes of the disruption.
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Central Association of Congregational Churches
Trinity Congregational Church
Spruce and
Pleasant Streets
Indianapolis
O. C. Helming
North Congregational Church
H. H. Gilchrist
West Terre Haute
Helming
Gilchrist
Heiming
Drelming
Trinity Church
J. Perry Ratzell
Dr. Ratzell
Levi White
House of Worship
Elming
Oition
Heilming
Association
Dr. Gilchrist
Central Association
Association session reports flourish with new appointees
The Rev. Mr. Murray presided over the closing meeting last night as committees reported a flourishing condition. The Rev. H. C. Meserve was named to the committee on membership and the Rev. Levi White to the foreign missionary committee.
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Mr. Murray
Association
H. C. Meserve
Levi White
Foreign Missionary Committee
Overcoat Thief Targets Newspaper Men in City
A man with a Vandyke beard posing as a Minneapolis reporter visited police and newsroom staff, befriended editors, and stole overcoats from Charles G. Stewart and fireman John Horan. Police suspect a professional thief using journalistic access to case offices.
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Minneapolis
Journal and
Sentinel
Charles G. Stewart
Newton Claypool
Brightwood
John Horan
Brightwood Water Works
High coal prices in Indianapolis spark dealer protest
Indianapolis coal dealers resist price cuts claiming costs justify current levels. Comparing spot prices with Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburgh shows higher per ton charges despite freight differences. Dealers argue river shipments from Eastern districts enable lower prices elsewhere, and maintaining current rates is necessary.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Kanawha Coal
City News Notes and Local Happenings
Local notes report Bessonies Reading Circle meeting set for Monday November 3 at 7 30 at St Agnes Academy. G A R officer Smock home recovering. Haffner resigns from Western Union to move to Los Angeles. Dr C I Fletcher to present free stereopticon lecture at Boys Club on San Pierre and Martinique. Mrs Mary Hartwell Catherwood underwent operation in Chicago, condition precarious. Funeral planned for Mrs Belle Pierson Springer at 3 pm today from 3310 North Capitol Ave. St Joseph Training School Club to meet Thursday with aim of 100 members by Christmas. Shortridge High School seniors prepare for Saturday dance for gym fund at 8 15 pm. admission 25 cents. Edmund Eltel and Harry Nicoll manage event. Ralph Parker, 13, injured when wagon wheel struck arm. Dr Schenck treated and transported to home.
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Bessonies Reading Circle
St. Agnes’ Academy
Smock
Harry H. Haffner
Western Union
Los Angeles
Cal
C. I. Fletcher
San Pierre
Martinique
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Lazarre
Chicago
Catherwood
Belle Pierson Springer
Edmund Eltel
Harry Nicoll
Ralph Parker
Parker
Schenck
North Capitol Ave
Workmen Dig Washington Street Mains Prompt Safety Screens
Workmen began trenching for Merchants' Heating and Lighting Co mains on Washington street. The Board of Works ordered canvas screens on sidewalks to shield pedestrians from flying stone dirt and asphalt. Dispute with Indianapolis Light and Power over street and alley use will be raised when the heating company digs in the alley seen by the Light and Power Co. Not before December, says Engineer Schott, and no action will be taken until then.
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Merchants’ Heating and Lighting Company
Washington Street
Board of Works
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Light and Power Company
Schott
Commercial Club and Board of Trade meet on consolidation plan
Committees of the Commercial Club and the Board of Trade meet at 4 PM in John W. Holtzman’s Stevenson building office. Smiley N. Chambers will present the feasibility report on merging the two bodies into a Chamber of Commerce. Coliseum project also on the agenda. outcomes likely decide the consolidation.
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Commercial Club
Board of Trade
John W. Holtzman
Stevenson
Smiley N. Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Coliseum
Cow's Death Attributed To Mischievous Boys Lassoing Cow
Dairyman J M Agnew on Sherman Avenue near Pleasant Run reported to police that a crowd of mischievous boys lassoed his cow and chased her around a tree until she fell breaking her neck. The cow valued at $10. three fence sections were torn down.
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J. M. Agnew
Sherman Avenue
Pleasant Run
State Printing Board approves quarter’s printing bills
The State Printing Board met yesterday and approved bills totaling 3018.02 for the last quarter. The Election Board also met to review printing tasks and related expenditures, confirming summaries of approved charges and ensuring proper accounting for public printing needs.
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State Printing Board
Election Board
Mother can keep child decision of the Supreme Court in the Bullock case
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed Mason Superior Court’s order giving the four year old daughter to the mother Maggie Thompson. The ruling prioritizes the child’s welfare over parental claims, with the Appellate Court upholding damages for injuries in Crown Point and Elwood cases while dissenting on a canning company matter involving Judge Hadley.
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Supreme Court
Mason Superior Court
Henry
WV. Bullock
Maggie Thompson
Crown Point
Martha J. Laughlin
Elwood
Hadley
Naphanee Canning Company
Reid, Murdock & Co
Adley
ANOTHER ALLEGED GHOUL ARRESTED IN GRAVE ROBBERY CASE
Detectives Asch and Manning arrested Walter Harding alias multiple names for disturbing graves. He allegedly stole bodies from Bridgeport Cemetery and Round Hill Cemetery and disposed of one at Physio Medical College. Cantrell aided the case. Harding implicated others. Sheriff seeks Dr Byrkit and others linked. two Black men jailed for bond issues. Bud Richardson released on bond.
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Walter Harding
Asch and Manning
Harding
Pedigo
Bridgeport
Physio Medical College
Cress
Round Hill
Hardig
Rufus Cantrell
Virginia Avenue
Maryland Trees
Martin
Charles Byrkit
Castleton
Burkit
William Mott
Kenezer
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as best value medicine
An advertisement argues economy in medicine is measured by cost and effect and names Hood's Sarsaparilla as the most cost efficient, curing and revitalizing with Miss Erviz Cotonne of Washington, D C endorsing its reliability and blood benefit.
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Hood
Miss Erviz Cotonne
10Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Reported in Brownsville Union County
Secretary Harry of the State Board of Health was notified of a scarlet fever epidemic in Brownsville. Ten to fifteen cases and two deaths reported. The Brownsville school, closed last March and reopened this fall, saw a fresh outbreak seven days after opening. Poor disinfection after last spring’s outbreak blamed. Also twelve smallpox cases outside Redkey in Jay county and warning of possible spread. A Portland band member attended a political rally while showing smallpox symptoms.
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Harry
State Board of Health
Brownsville
Union County
Jay County
Redkey
Portland
Allen Ot Company Incorporates in Hartford City
The Allen Ot Company of Hartford City incorporated yesterday with capital of $10,000. Directors are Hirs n Smith, Joseph W. Pierce, W. P. Allen, William B. Beatty, and Walter R. Councell. The C. B. Weaver Company of Auburn also incorporated with $2,000 capital to manufacture vehicles. Directors include C. B. Weaver, C. F. Scovill, and W. H. McInyre.
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Allen Ot! Company
Hartford City
Hirs N Smith
Joseph W. Pierce
W. P. Allen
William 8. Beatty
Walter R. Councell
C. B. Weaver Company
Auburn
C. B. Weaver
Cc. F. Scovill
W. H. McInyre
Cincinnati and return by early fast train Sunday
Public notices and advertisements list a Cincinnati and return fare of 1.25 plus additional 91.25 via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton for a special fast train stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton departing 7:15 am and returning about 7:20 pm Sunday November 2. Also includes insurance and miscellaneous local business notices and product ads from Indianapolis firms.
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Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincnnati
Germany
Fire Insurance of
Indiana
General
Delaware Street
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H. Lieber
West Washington St
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SIPE
Meridian St
Case OF the Republic Iron and Steel Company
Elizabeth Collins
C. C. Helming
White
Journal
Central Congregational Association
Hugh Kirkland
Church Building Society
J. Ratzell
John Schoffer
Philips
City News Notes
Printing and Election Boards
Sarsaparila
Taggart
Butters
Dayton
City Ticket Office
W. Wash. St
Joves
Schrader’s
Jardinieres
Yoursel
Joseph Enk
Quina
Willen
J. H. Reed
Jeweler
West
Ocean Steamers
Clark's
Kaiserin
White Star Line
West Indies
Jamaica
Cabs Nassau
Orient
Aly 2
Norway
Russia
Clark
Broadway
N.Y
Garland Stover and Ranges
C. Robe. Ring & Bro
Vysinia Av
Janes
Arness, Robes
Bis
Babeh Babe
Muvem Cor Severs
Langenskamp Brop
Brass Works
Georgia St
Goodyear
T. Conde Implement CO
West Washin
Batiom
Muellershoen’s
John H. Holliday
H. G. Martin
East Market
Indianazolic
Nts
Sears
Citie
Sopals
Carl L. Rost
Piamord
North Illinois Street
S.penn
Hapendlr
Vonnegut Hardware Co
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