Ministers Uphold Religious Liberty in Central Indiana Conference
Clergymen gathered at Noblesville for the fifth Evangelical Lutheran conference to discuss ministerial work and civil religious liberty. A round table on The Guardians of Liberty featured Indianapolis pastors and a shift toward English communion, with a reception at Rev. Swimmer’s home. The Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association reported bass hatchery progress and endorsed a state hatchery bill, noting nest output and proposed fry totals. Two new members, August Emerich and Lawrence B. Davis, were welcomed. A Centennial Plan outlines competition for architects and plans for a new Indiana centennial building by the Indiana Centennial Commission.
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Indianapolis
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Conference
Indiana
Noblesville
Lutheran ‘Church
the Guardians of Liberty
Nelgon A. Miles
Reuter
Mattias
Seuel
Meinzer
Marquard
Lutheran Church
C. H. Schimmel
Arthur Lermenstein
Anderson
Charles Waltz
Swimmer
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
State House
George Berg
Iwallana
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Congress
August Emerich
Lawrence B. Davia
Centennial Commission
Dale
Entertaining Event by State Regent in Indianapolis
State Regent hosted a gathering in Indianapolis at Miss Voss to entertain members of The State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Betsy Dowdy chapter presented a musical program featuring Irene Boswell, recent returnee from Vienna studying with Leschetizky, aiming for concert pianist status, along with violinist Sidney Hawking and vocalist Mrs. William Dunn.
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State Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Indianapolis
Miss. Voss
Betsy Dowdy
society of Nob@sville
Irene’ Boswell
Vienna
Leschetizky
Indiana Starts Formal Typhoid Battle From Statistics
Indiana advances its disease survey program with ten year typhoid death data led by Dr. J P Simonds. Officials say the 1911 death rate was the lowest in ten years, reflecting better sanitation and proactive public health work across counties.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
United States
J. P. Simonds
Union
Indiana post office clerks hold state convention in Indianapolis
The Indiana branch of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks met in the Federal courtroom and chose July 4 for their next gathering. President Milton G. Huffman led discussions on civil service for assistant postmasters, salary increases from 600 to 500 and 1100 to 1200, and seniority as a factor. Officers elected: President Milton G. Huffman, First Vice President Ira New, Second Vice President W. M. Long, Secretary D. W. Harvey, Treasurer Alfred H. Perring. banquet attended by about 100 with toastmaster M. C. A. G. P. Harvey.
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Indiana
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Indianapolis
M. B. Huffman
Muncie
Ind
National Organization
Milton G. Huffman
Ira
New
Elkhart
W. M. Long
Frankfort
D. W. Harvey
Lafayette
Alfred H. Perring
Bloomington
G.P. Harvey
Huffman
Porter
WD. Goldrick
B. Rallinson
Harris Not Guilty in Rushville Murder Trial
Paul Harris is acquitted of murdering his mother after one hour of jury deliberation in Rushville Indiana. The verdict drew strong approval across Rush County as the circumstantial evidence failed to prove guilt and Harris reunited with his wife and child amid a crowd of supporters.
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Rushville
Ind
Harris
Paul Harris
Paul Jtarris
Rush County
Blair
Prisoners Foil Jail Break in Indianapolis County Jail
In Indianapolis on July 7 a thread cut through bars from a jail cell while inmates washed the corridors. A confederate outside attached a one foot plate saw to the thread but the effort failed as guards were alerted and the operator fled. The saw fell near the window and a prior attempt was noted but the suspect(s) remain unidentified.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jane
Sheriff Wooster
Traffic Resumed on the C B C After Repair Work
The final spike was driven in the C B C repair work yesterday and the short line is now ready for operation after a period of inactivity of a little more than two weeks caused by the forcible ejection used by the fire railway.
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B. C
Huuitington
Rie
Five Injured in Collision Near Lem Sperk
Five people including Thomas Stewart his wife and daughter and Mr and Mrs Lee Davis were seriously injured when their automobile was struck by an eastbound Honey Hee streetcar near Lem Sperk last evening.
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Newcastle
Joie
Thomas Stewart
Lee Davis
Lem
Sperk
Honey Hee Traction
Platforma Too Low for Safety at G. R. I. Station
The passenger platform at the G. R. & I. station in Lagrange is being raised about six inches to aid women boarding trains. Officials say narrow skirts prevent safe stepping when the platform exceeds ten inches from the lower steps.
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Lagrange
Woman Dies After Bid of Farewell to Father
Miss Etta Warnes, 44, died after taking a dose of carbolic acid in a personal crisis at a tent. She had been an invalid for twenty years and grew despondent. The incident occurred as she bid her father goodbye in Anderson.
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Anderson
Jime
Etta Warnes
Eighty Miners Strike at Patricksburg for Better Pay
Eighty miners in Patricksburg walk off the job demanding higher wages and an eight hour workday. Labor action tightens local coal production as workers seek improved conditions through the stoppage.
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Brazil
Jone
Patricksburg
Jealous Husband Forces Blind Drawings in Home Divorce
Mrs Grace B Kuhn sues Cartis Kuhn for divorce in superior court alleging jealousy. She says he compelled her to pull down the blinds each evening so passing strangers could not gaze on her charms.
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Muncie
Grace B. Kuhn
Cartis Kuhn
Four Year-Old Parish in Lockjaw Fatal Case
Cohmbia City June 5 Master John Parish four year old son of Mr and Mrs William Parish Richland township is at the point of death at home suffering from an aggravated case of lockjaw after being kicked in the face by a colt several weeks ago.
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Cohmbia City
John, Parish
William Parish
Richland Township
Graduates to Wear Simple Dress for Baccalaureate
In six June 65 the girl members of Wabash local graduating class voted almost unanimously to wear no hats at the baccalaureate and commencement exercises. The motion also requires the same dress for both events.
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Wabash
Out of Jail Escape Shocks New Albany Community
John Coffey aged 25 escaped Floyd county jail in New Albany while awaiting removal to Jeffersonville reformatory to serve two to twenty-one years for criminal assault. He vanished after departing the jail.
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Laws
New Albany
Ind
John Coffey
Jeffersonville
Floyd County
Free Lunch Issue Sparks South Bend Petition
Thirty one saloon proprietors in South Bend petition St Joseph County commissioners to refuse licenses to any saloon keeper who dispenses free lunch in his place of business.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
Eleven Words Cost Eleven Dollars in Provocation Case
In Minete June 7 Paerl Nichols aged 22 faced city police court on a profanity charge after paying $11 for eleven words, most not profane, yet all forming a single sentence.
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Minete
Paerl Nichols
Infernal Machine Found in Petersburg Drugstore
Petersburg June 3. MacCrillia C Adams a druggist of this city was badly frightened when an opening asault case left in his store by a stranger six months ago was followed by an infernal machine. However the machine was not loaded.
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Cage
Petersburg
MacCrillia C. dAdams
Montha Bbc
Indiana News In Brief Highlights Local Events
Decatur hosts a family reunion of the Dykeman clan. Rushville mayor Shank will auction lots next Saturday. Portland reports Shoemaker, 50, died by suicide. Shelbyville a school superintendent Hodgin suffered a broken hand cranking an auto. Indianapolis defers city for a new Masonic home pending investigations. Newcastle wardens note rising forest violations. Portland marks 66th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allman. North Vernon veteran Pleasant W. Randall breaks hip after a fall. Greenfield reports J L Lubkemania dead from carbolic acid. divorce prior. Peru despondent mother Mrs Kohring commits suicide. Crawfordsville Vance and Goben escape drowning in Sugar Creek. Brazil clerk Burgess arrested for assault on wife. previous shooting charge noted. Clinton council curfew debate draws local reform groups.
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Decatur
Dykeman
Rushville
Shank
Indianapolis
Portland
Denerva
Shoemaker
Shelbyville
J. W. Holton
Newcastle
Aleary Entty
Pennville
Aaron Allman
North Vernon
Pleasant W. Randall
Vernon
Greenfield
Louis J
Crawfordsville
Paul Vance
Jessie Goben
Sugar Creek
Joseph Overtake
Brazil
Ernest Burgess
Clinton
Women's ‘Christian Temperance Union
friendly _inns
Feared an operation cured with Doan's Kidney Pills
James Greenman of Tonia Michigan suffered severe kidney trouble with back pain urinary weakness dizziness and depression. After a doctor warned of surgery he took Doan's Kidney Pills and within days passed stones totaling forty while recovering fully.
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James Greenman
East Adams St
Tonia, Mich
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
The Difference Between Arcady and the Pork Barrel
The Intellectual actor laments the gap between ideal stage art and practice. The stage manager quips that the difference lies in the artistic role versus the fat part that leads to the pork barrel.
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Arcady
Cuticura Ointment Heals Severe Leg Sore
Mrs. M. E. Fairchild of Wichita Kansas details a severe leg injury that healed after using Cuticura Ointment. She praises Cuticura Soap for facial cleansing without smarting and notes samples offered by Cuticura department in Boston.
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M. E. Fairchild
Lafayette St
Wichita
Kan
No Novelty. People Are Queer Rumors to That Effect
A brief quotation notes public curiosity about rumors regarding sexual orientation. The fragment references phrases people use and hearsay about affect and identity within a community.
Paxtine Antiseptic Promises Fresh Breath Value
The Paxton Toilet Co announces Paxtine Antiseptic as a joy for a clean wholesome mouth and sweet breath. Available at druggists for 25 cents a box or postpaid on receipt of price by The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston, Massachusetts.
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Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Maas
Red Cross Ball Blue and Garfield Tea Advertisement
An eclectic ad piece praises Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes and Garfield Tea as a remedy for costiveness and sluggish liver. It urges smiling at people and notes the music in a baby's squall as part of its quirky, era tone.
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Butterick Publishing CO
Butterick
New York City
Lea
Patent Office
Tree Washiegha
Clements
Clemeats
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