Winners in the Whos Who Contest listing endorsers
Continued page 1 list of local business names and individuals featured in the Who's Who contest. Includes 14 Chicago Candy Kitchen and many firms such as Monger Lumber Co, Keene Bros, Elkhart Electro Plating, Patterson Bros, Pelkhart Produce Co, Wilbur Templin Music Co, The Citizens Trust Co, The First State Bank, Marchesseau Phinbing Go, Drs. George and Runyon, Cuban Club Cigar, Moore & Dickerhoff, Turnock & Sona, Garvin & Co, Indiana Realty Co, Security Loan Co, The Crescent Cigar Store and others, as printed in the public notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Candy Kitchen
ko—Borneman & Sons
Harry Shaffer
Monger Lumber Co
Keene Bros
H. C. Maris
J. Goldberg & Son
Royal Theatre
Shreiner and Heffner
Elkhart Electro Plating Co
Boston
N. Nods & Son
Clinton J. Paul
Haberdashery
Patterson Bros
Good Tailors
Pelkhart Produce Co
van Aken Bros
Wilbur Templin Music Co
Prouseworth Bros
Drugs
W. F. Stanton
Citizens Trust Co
Wol Davis
Jeweler
First State Bank
Deters Millinery
Bo Godfrey & Son
Marchesseau Phinbing
Millers
Drs
Monumental Works
Turnock & Sona
Garvin & Co
Nicholas Bros
Indiana Realty Co
Security Loan Co
Valley & Son
Rosedale Iprovement Co
Wichart Cycle Exchange
the People's Store
Sanders
Coal Man
The
Crescent Cigar Store
Pire Truth
Automobile Lighter Co
Leininger Ice Cream Co
Claphaan & Flart
Faro Lands
Curtis Block
Wardersouw Machine & Tool Co
Oho
Ocl
E. Smith
Quadiiw Drug Store
Go Pikharri Gas & Uel Co
Tebe Warren Fill Co
Dead Walsh Lawyer Short in Accounts
A Chicago suit alleges mismanagement and missing funds linked to Jol Re Walsh defense attorney C Ritsher. Trustees of Beloit College seek repayment of monies vanished while in Ritsher and partners' custody amid allegations of securities hocked to fund defense costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Chieta
Chicago
Iar
Waed C. Ritsher
Jol Re. Walsh
Ihe
Walsh Franks
Tle Bist
le Sal Velley
Peloit College
Sade
Ritsher
Morn Vomtory
Platt & Abbothe
Walsh Defense
STS Oe
Ceu Gerdady
Ma Walsh
For Sale Fine Newly Built Seven Room House
Want ads note a fine newly built seven room house with bath, large cellar in Morehouse Addition near car line. Colonial style between dining and sitting room, well finished throughout. Terms via C A Swinehart 1627 Morton Avenue. Apply at Truth office at 7 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehous
C. A. Swinehart
Morton Avenue
WASHINGS WANTED Inquire 1st house north of park
A local appeal asks residents in the area near McNaughton Park to inquire about washings at the first house north of the park. The notice seeks assistance or inquiries related to laundry services or washings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaughton Park
Card of Thanks for Dr H Luella Hukill
The family of Dr H Luella Hukill thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their father and for floral offerings. pD OR Lowley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowley
Roberts to Again Head U S Mint
George E. Roberts, former president of Commercial National Bank, will resume his role as director of the United States mint in Washington. He accepted the position yesterday and will leave Chicago within a week after the bank’s consolidation into Continental and Commercial National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cgeorge E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank
Continental National
Continental and Commercial National Bank
United States Mint
Washington
Indianapolis shown as central Midwest city with trolleys and monuments
The article paints Indianapolis as central Indiana with wide streets and bold trolley networks. It notes the Claypool Hotel and Soldiers' Monument while contrasting local life with neighboring cities and a German sculptor’s work. It also comments on German dachshunds and dog behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Kentucky
Tennessee
Claypool
Cuesis
Soldiers’ Monument
George Rogers Clark
Tippecanoe
Liberty
Claypool Hotel
Union Station
New York World
Agreeable Change at Quick Lunch Counter
A brief exchange shows a meek man preferring restaurant meals over home cooking while a bigger patron pressures him to take orders at a restaurant. The dialogue, taken from Modern Society, captures social pressure and everyday choices in a casual lunchtime setting.
New York City Liberal Leader Proposes High Pay for Servants
A New York City official argues for a sweeping wage increase, proposing 132 dollars per minute for city servants. The plan targets compensation reforms across municipal staff and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Observations on Dog Breeds by a German Philosopher
A German philosopher studying dog breeds notes the terrier as quick witted, nimble, and easy to train, retaining youthful playfulness into old age. The poodle is described as the opposite, phlegmatic and aloof, clever at play but not fond of games, somewhat pedantic and condescending toward others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire
Lis
Fellows
Happiness through virtue and wisdom in political life
The text argues happiness arises from virtue and wisdom, not external fortune. It asserts God is perfectly happy by nature, fortune is separate from goodness, and a state that acts well will be happy because valor, justice, and wisdom shape both individuals and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Aristoitle
Leaps From Gotham Scraper Window In Park Row Tragedy
A man believed to be J. H. Holbrook an insurance broker leaped from the twenty sixth floor of a Park Row building. His body crashed through a skylight of a six story adjoining building and fell to the street in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. H.holbrook
Park Row
Mangled body found in elevator shaft shocks city
A deceased person was located in an elevator shaft, with the body badly mangled. Authorities are investigating the scene to determine the cause and identify the victim.
Telephone magnate in personal crisis suicide report
Salt Lake City story notes David S. Murray former general manager of Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company died by suicide. The text also mentions a new barn at Goshen fair grounds replacing an older building damaged by fire, with horses favored by riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
David S. Murray
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Fair Grounds
Goshen
Smucnh
Man Jumped From Three-Story Building Amid Finances and Family Troubles
A morning incident saw an individual dive from the top of a three-story building. Officials attributed the act to financial and domestic troubles, citing strain within the household.
Absinthe Cure Told By Headache Sufferer at Bar
A man with a severe headache asks a bartender for relief. The bartender suggests absinthe fumes. the man inhales as instructed and claims the pungent vapors instantly cure the headache. The scene ends with the bartender praising the remedy as reliable.
Tan saline shirt priced to twelve years
A fragmented catalog item lists a tan saline shirt with a price of 39 cents, suggesting a sale for children's sizes up to twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeady
Maryland
Baltimore
Childs
Umbrella Assortment Offers Variety of Handles and Covers
A large assortment of children size umbrellas with American taffeta covers offers multiple handle styles for selection. The display emphasizes variety and value in a compact retail listing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Truth Office
H. Luella Hukill
Harrison St
Ada F.C. Adfiance
United States
Adriance
J. Reynolds Adriance
Marion Adriance
Gses Lee
Poughkeepsie
Port Loeb
Custom House
Gotham
Oxfords
Ers
Clouse Shoe CO
Ghildner’ S
Coats
Children’s Colored Wash School
Arkied
Anasiacen
Chilren
Bray, Fancy Cheviot
Izes
Lfolow
Taffeta Cover
A. Choice
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