Second International 500 Mile Race Won by Dawson
In Indianapolis on Memorial Day Ralph De Palma led early before engine trouble, with Joe Dawson winning in 6 21 06 aboard National. Teddy Tetzlaff was second in Fiat, while a protest over third place involved Hughie Hughes in Mercer and Charles Merz. The day saw 24 starters and prizes total up to 20 000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ralph de Palma
Mercedes
Joe Dawson
National
Teddy Tetzlaff
Fiat
Stutz Company
Hughie Hauges
Mercer
Charles Merz
Dawson
Tetzlaff
Hughes
Merz
Seae Suez
Endicott
Seees Schacht
Zengel
Bob Burman
Lexington
Harry Knight
David Hrace-Brown
Ray Herron
Wasp
Harroun
Couple Eloped In Terre Haute Ceremony Atop Waetilpaten
Miss Ethel Jennet and Leater a. K of Pythias eloped in Terre Haute on May 24. They were married by the Rev. Don of Waetilpaten Avenue in a brief ceremony attended by few witnesses.
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Terre Haute
Ethel Jennet
Leater
Pythias
Don of
Waetilpaten
Avenue Hare
Supreme court backs drys in local option liquor case
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the drys may use all legal means to stop saloon licenses and that adopting one plan does not bar other methods. The decision affects French Lick township where six licenses will be denied after a wet victory and remonstrance prior to an election. Also: Kosciusko county raid liquor seizures were destroyed by Sheriff Kintzel.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Board of
Drys
Orange Circuit Court
French Lick Township
Proctor
Board of County Commissioners
Circuit Court
Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Kintzel
Italians on Strike at Huntington Labor Dispute
Italians employed by a bash at Huntington struck after a week of quarrel demanding shorter hours higher pay and plenty of in season vegetables. Evansville heiress estate dispute involves Cecil Vivien an Englishman claiming $500000 in London property and country houses. Logansport court flips murder plea Wallace Thompson Camden Ind aged 22 had pleaded guilty to first degree murder and will stand trial after changing to not guilty.
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Huntington
Wabash
Evansville
Cecil Vivien
London
England
Vivien
Logansport
Roy Kininer
Wallace ‘Thompson
Camden
Ind
Indiana News In Brief Local dynamiters and odd accidents
Indiana news briefs report Flat Rock river dynamiting activity near St Paul and Fish. Indianapolis officials fine and jail Alexander Baker for overdriving a hired horse. Purdue Acacia fraternity to build a $25,000 chapter house in Winchester. Dr Ed S Diegs of this city bitten badly by an insect. swelling and poisoning risk noted. South Bend Morris Kellner found guilty of confidence game with 2 to 14 year sentence. Merle Row, 21, embezzlement case, sentenced to Fort Leavenworth for two years. Lafayette Indiana's first automobile funeral held with six cars in procession. Tipton women’s suffrage society formed in Tipton county. Danville accident as Clayton man hit by wire from a black snake whip puncturing neck.
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South Bend
Morris Kellner
Indianapolis
Merle Row
Harrisville
Randolph County
Fort Leavenworth
Anderson
Lafayette
Indiana
Henry Holiday
Springvale
Holiday
Auto
Tipton
Woman's Suffrage Society
Tipton County
Danville
David Woods
Clayton
Mothers Form Indiana Branch of National Congress
A move to form an Indiana branch of the National Congress of Mothers is under way in Indianapolis with a June 6 and 7 meeting at the Y W C A to organize. Mrs. Orville T. Bright of Chicago will speak, with other leaders expected. attendees include Mrs. John F E Higdon and several local women. The national body, founded 16 years ago by Mrs. Theodore W. Birney and Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, has chapters in 36 states and focuses on education, child welfare, and related issues.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
National Congress of Mothers
Orville T. Bright
Chicago
National Organization
Congress
John FE. Higdon
Charles Carroll Brown
Anna Brookhausen
Adolph Schmuck
Eliza T. Blaker
H. H. Rice
Walter N. Carpenter
Allen T. Fleming
Adelaide
Theodore W. Birney
Phoebe A. Hearst
Washington
Indiana Daughters of 1812 elect officers in Indianapolis
The Indiana Society of the United States Daughters of the War of 1812 held its annual business meeting in Indianapolis and elected officers to two years. Key posts filled include President Mrs. W F Winchester, first and second vice presidents Mrs. C Sargent and Mrs. Allan HB, recording secretary Miss Alma Routh, and historian Miss Alma Winston Wilson. Members from various counties named as directors and organizing regents. Miss Alma Winston Wilson to deliver the chief address at Crown Hill cemetery unveiling before Decoration Day.
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G. A. R. South Hend
Army of Civil War Veterans of Indiana
South Bend
Patriotic Orders
Indianapolis
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Women's Relief Corps
Cora M. Davis
Union
Ore
Ilinois
Peoria
Ohio
Belle Ephlin
Tangier
Davis
Amelia Lambert
Ida E. Fletcher
Los Angeles
Women's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Indiana Society of the United States Daughters of the War of 1812
W. F. Winchester
C. $. Sargent
Allan HB
Philputt
A. L. Preston
Fairfield
Alma Routh
J. H. Talbott
Alma Winston Wilson
H. A.gl Logar
Plymouth
Woodbury Treat Morris
Columbus
E. W. Fitch
Jeffersonville
E. A. Cobb
J. R. Routh
Mark Shryer
Loomington
C. A. Reeve
BE. W. Pitch
Clark County
W. A. Gathriey
Johnson County
J. M. Corwin
Madison County
Sam Matthews
Tipton County
P. Christney
Spencer County
Marion County
Philip Schoff
S. Sargent
W. T. Morris
Arthur V. Brows
Mise Parker
Daughters of 1812
Lazarus Brown Wilson
Crown Hill
Indiana Elks feast ends with grand barbecue at Mounds Park
At the Indiana Elks convention the feast moved from Anderson to Mounds Park where about two thousand fed enjoyed the largest Indiana barbecue in memory. An old fashioned hoedown followed with locals in period dress. Indiana lost to Notre Dame in the first interschool oratorical contest, 2 to 1, on a pro federal control of interstate commerce topic.
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Indiana Elks’ Association
Anderson
Distoric Mounds Park
Indiana
Mounds Park Pavilion
Ellis
Notre Dame
Crimson
James Robertson
Floyd Nixon
Albert Stump
William Meeraman
George Twining
Harry Milroy
Predicting Atlantic Storms Through Electrical Signals
Storm centers move along easterly or northeasterly paths making forecasts possible but often uncertain. European forecasts lag, while Andre at Lyons Observatory studies galvanometer records from wireless stations. He shows storms produce electrical disturbances and aims to read these signals to warn of arrival.
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Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Caribbean Sea
Europe
South Atlantic
Andre
Lyons Observatory
M. Andre
Advertising as a Faster Path to Business Growth
The Exchange argues advertising yields immense merchant profits and counters skeptics who favor slow, traditional methods. It compares advertising to choosing a Pullman palace car over a prairie schooner, noting such skeptical businessmen rarely appear in commercial ratings.
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Exchange
Political quip and consumer ad mix in old column
An OCR fragment blends familiar ads with political whimsy. It notes CASTORIA for infants with seven signature years, a suffragette joke about a hairpin as a state instrument, and Allen’s Foot-Ease powder promising relief for dancing parties and new shoes.
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Fletcher’sa Castoria
Department of State
Allen
Allen S
Olmsted
Levy
Bearded North Dakota Man Attracts Attention
A North Dakota man reportedly sports an 11foot beard attracting local curiosity. The excerpt blends light quotes and ad style lines about perseverance and Garfield Tea as a constipation remedy, reflecting fragmented newspaper OCR copy.
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North Dakota
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Stories From Sikeston and Murrayville
Read two testimonials from women in Sikeston Missouri and Murrayville Illinois praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe long term female health issues, advised surgery, and recovery after using the remedy, reclaiming daily tasks and social activities.
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Sikeston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles Moore
R. R. No
Murrayville
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