Indiana Baptists to Hold Fourth Annual Assembly at Franklin
The Indiana Baptist assembly convenes July 31 to August 6 at Franklin, combining with the Ministers' Retreat. Rev. L. Roberts of Prairieville leads the event with courses for pastors, Sunday school workers, youth groups, and church work. Noted instructors include Mrs. D. B. Wells, W. S. Baird, and Dr. Leroy Dakin. Part of each day covers recreation. facilities like the Brooklyn college library are open to visitors. Officers: Rev. Leroy Dakin president, Rev. U L. Farr Wageener secretary treasurer, Rev. S. L. Franklin.
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Chicago
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iDr FW. Grossman
Frankin
Sumlay Schoal
Misa Lenn Bruner Frankin
Indigna
Home and Foreign Missions
Worldwhit Guild
Leroy Dakin
Logansport
Prooklin College
Aesembly
UL. Farr Wageener
Nev
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Missouri to Give Flyer to Guardsmen
The Missouri aviation society plans a military aeroplane display for the Missouri National Guard. The aircraft is described as a latest design with two 90 horsepower engines and a high speed capability. Society president Leonhert notes few men can handle such planes and mentions competent aviation corps and volunteers ready to serve if needed.
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ST. Louis
Asionautical Society
Missouri National Guard
Leonhert
United States Aviation Corps
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Richardson linked to accomplice in officer impersonation case
John Richardson was arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Armstrong and jailed for impersonating a officer. He is to be brought before the prosecuting attorney this morning as charges are prepared. Authorities believe he worked with one or more accomplices and seek a second man described by the sheriff. For three months Richardson posed as a square mil district officer, entering saloons and stealing stock. he resisted arrest Saturday night.
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Rosemary Butter Demand Follows Funeral News
Mobile death shocks Decatur family as Jesse Steele, son of Mary Steele and Morris, dies at about 24. He had worked in real estate in Alabama and previously in wholesale groceries in St Louis. Survived by mother and two brothers Morris and Frank. body to be brought home for burial.
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Decatur
Ind
Mary Steele
Fon. Morris
Chin
Josue Bleely
Mobile
Moon Yester
Alabama
St. Louis
Morris
Prank
John Sicele
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Healing
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil cures eczema and many skin conditions within days. It touts acne and boils relief, argues against patent medicine labels, and urges pharmacists to stock large quantities for home use with directions included.
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Moone
Emerald
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Private Frank Hows Weds Before Mexico Deployment
Private Frank Hows of the Twelfth New York infantry learned he must go to Mexico at once. He told Miss May Melroy, who chose to marry before his departure. They visited the marriage license bureau withжен Siva James Gear witnessing the moment as a suffragist. Gear offered a wedding cake package photo shows the couple receiving their license.
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Twelfth
New York Infantry
Mexico
May Melroy
New York City
Siva
James Gear
Jones Denounces The Liquor Trafficking At Conference
The Anti Saloon League of America convenes in Indianapolis for its annual convention with a preliminary gathering. Senator Wrey J. Jones from Washington and other speakers urge renewed struggle against saloon forces and push for national prohibition while arguing the issue transcends party politics. They stress the constitutional question and the people’s right to weigh measures affecting welfare.
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Indianapolis
Anti- Saloon League of Ame
Wrey J. Jones
Friends of Prohibition
Inmates Steady In State Mental Institutions and Prisons
About half the inmates were in state institutions for mental defectives. The fire hospitals for the insane held 1 320, the Ft Wayne feeble minded school 311, and the village for incurables at Newcastle. Six penal institutions housed 7 945 inmates. In six months ended March 31 there was a net gain of 112 inmates with 4 177 received and 4 084 discharged. Operating expenses totaled almost 1 400 000 dollars, averaging 108.96 dollars per inmate or about 3.6 dollars per day.
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Ft.Wayne
Newcastle
Noble County Auto Owners Club Trip and Requirements
Noble County Auto Owners Club schedules a trip with stops through Kendallville Avilla Athol, Wolf Lake, Cromwell, Kimmel, Ligonier, Rome City, and Fort Wayne. Members aged 18 to 45 who are able-bodied and pay 18 to 55 dollars are requested to contact Gart Shober, Acting Bandmaster, for details at the Fort Wayne armory on West Berry Street or by phone after 5 p.m.
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Kendallville
Ind
Noble County Mator Club
Sonore Addy
Cammiy
Aviliit
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Wolf Lake
Brimfield
Rome City
Imive
Kesdallville
Ue County
Flick Building
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Fort Wayne
Gart Shober
Population grows in state institutions
The report shows Indiana’s state institutions reaching 14 032 total enrollment with 4 1 men and boys and 5 621 women and girls. Absentees numbered 1 091, reflecting ongoing gaps at the facilities as of March end.
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Indianapodis
Theta
Fee
Dorts
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