Local business and travel notes from Indianapolis area
L L A Beard transacted business in Indianapolis today. Mr and Mrs Henry Ostrum and daughter Margot spent the winter and are expected to arrive home. Lawrence Athey attended the Grand Lodge of the Masonic meeting there today. Dr H L Betzner transacted business in Clayton today. Joseph Bament was in Coatesville on business. Mrs Murray Dalman and daughter visit her parents at Plainfield. William L Payne, recently discharged from the US Army in the Philippines, will return home via San Francisco and Denver before settling back in the city. Frank Coss was in Indianapolis on business today.
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Henry Ostrum
Migs Margat
Lawrence Athey
Grand Lodge
the Masonic
H. L. Betzner
Clayton
Joseph Bament
Coatesville
Murray Dalman
Plainfield
William L. Payne
United States Army
Philippines
San Francisco
Wil
Denver
Colo
William Houck
East Washington Street
Houck
Theodore Bees
Howard Harris
Washington Street
Harris
Charles Barnaby
Franklin Street
Observatory
One Big Inning Powers DPU Past Wabash in CRAW Fordsville
Methodists erupt for nine runs in the fifth inning to beat Wabash 9 at Fordsville on Monday afternoon. Mehaffey stars for DePauw.
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Methodists
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Mehaffey
Depauw
DePauw Routs Wabash With Nine Run Burst In Fifth
DePauw erased a 5–0 deficit in Crawfordsville as Mehaffey sparked the comeback with two hits and a key catch. Brud er and Bridges contributed RBI hits and Hank Rowan belted a homer as DePauw scored nine in the inning to take control. The Tigers now lead the series three games to none with a sixth game planned for June 2.
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Wabash
Scarlet
DePauw
Wabash Rooters
Jack Grim
Jack
Broder
Harris
Lewis
Bruder
Bridges
Sisson
Mehaffey
Hank Rowan
Kistler
Sturgis
Crawfordsville
Stolen and base hits tally in baseball game notes
Stolen bases credited to Lewis Bridges Me haffey Finney. Two base hits by Nichols Pfohl Harris. Home run hit by Rowan. Double plays: Sweet to Coffing Nichols to Dale, 2. Pitching: Sturgis 6 hits 4 innings Kistler 5 hits 5 innings. Walks: Sturgis 7 Kistler 1.
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Lewis
Bridges
Mehaffey
Finney
Nichols
Pfohl
Harris
Rowan
Sweet
Coffing
Dale
Sturgis
Kistler
Stilt Tour Stunt Draws Pennsylvania Man
A Pennsylvania man adopts a bold plan to win $5,000 offered by the Panama-Pacific Exposition management. The stunt involves touring on stilts as part of a promotional effort or contest.
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Pennsylvania
Master of Stilts Sets Off Across the Nation for Exposition Prize
F. E. Wilvert, billed as the master of stilts, travels from Plainfield to the Panama-Pacific Exposition on 10 foot 8 inch stilts. He aims to win a 5000 prize for the most novel overland journey, accompanied by his wife and infant, while crossing towns by rail and facing strong winds and circulation issues.
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F. E. Wilvert
Harrisburg
San Francisco
Cal
Wilvert
Plainfield
Bridges Farm
Greencastle
Brazil
Sorority Girls Up on Green Carpet at DePauw Chapel
DePauw University President G. R. Grose addressed sorority girls after chapel warning that sophomore pledge rules had not been observed. He stated that all sorority houses could be abolished if the rule is not followed.
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G. R. Grose
DePauw
Four Boys Sent to Reform School in Brass Theft Case
Judge James P. Hughes orders four youths who stole brass from a tin plate mill to reform school. A woman provides a clue leading to the apprehension of the guilty lads at Plainfield.
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James P. Hughes
Plainfield
Four Boys Sent to Reform School for Brass Theft
Judge James P. Hughes ordered Andrew Hays Glenn Paris John White and Eric White taken to the Boys Reform School at Plainfield after they pleaded guilty to stealing brass from the Tin Plate Mill in Commercial Place. They admitted selling 12.98 dollars worth to Roy Ragan manager of the Greencastle Produce Company.
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James P. Hughes
Andrew Hays
Mattie Hays
Glenn Paris
Jack Paris
John White
Eric White
Thomas White
Plainfield
Commercial Place
Sheriff Bees
William Houck
Mrs Houck
Mr. Houck
Franklin Street
Paris
Sheriff's Office
Hays
Greencastle Produce Company
William King
Hays House
Roy Ragan
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