Carrie Nation Tours Open Saloon Row in Indianapolis
Carrie Nation, on a Sunday visit, toured several open saloons and bars in Indianapolis. She challenged bartenders and questioned a councilman owned venue while urging women to join the temperance fight, ending the night with more stops and a crowd of engaged onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
East End
Indianapolis
Kansas
Tomlinson Hall
L. C. ‘Masters. of
Muncie
Nation
Nation Says Post Office Run By Lazy Louts Critique
Mrs Nation refused to praise the paper and criticized the government over stamp sales and the post office budget. She said the post office has been running fine and urged the newspaper to focus on other issues rather than praising the administration.
Carrie Nation Lectures at Second Baptist Church
Mrs Carrie Nation speaks at the Second Baptist Church on Michigan Street between Indiana and West streets at 7 30 p m Monday with a small admission fee.
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Carrie Nation
Second Baptist Church
Michigan-st
Indiana-ave
West-st
Births and deaths reported with names and medical causes
A long list records births at several addresses including Aiva H and Daisy Vickers girl and Henry and May Stauch boy. It also notes deaths and illnesses such as Thomas G. Davis pneumonia Lucinda Daubenspeck mitral insufficiency Viola Miller sepsis and Maggie Schafer stomach cancer with many marriage pairings listed among local residents.
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Aiva H
Daisy Vickers
Adams St
Henry and
May Stauch
N. Pine-st
Oris
Ella Francis
Hoefgen-st
Dominick
Roffine
N. Davidson St
William and Marie Frick
Arsenalave
E. J
Essie Hines
Nordykeave
E. H
Myrtle Gillman
Silverave
Ludwig and
Emilia Neusinger
Laurel St
Gustave L
Bertha Mix
Arizona-st
Edwin and
Ethel Behning
Senate-ave
John
Margaret Rikhoff
Tandolph-st
John A
Bridget Phelan
Southeastern-ave
Edward and
Clements
Bright-st
Thomas G. Davis
E. North-st
Lucinda Daubenspeck
Viola Miller
Lafayette-st
Pearl Richwine
Maggie Schafer
Pine St
Tillie Steinecker
Madison Road
Gates Sues to Restore Potassium Bitartrate Phrase
Harry E. Gates plans to file suit against the secretary of state to compel reinstatement in the pure food law of the phrase Bitartrate of potassium which lawmakers allegedly struck out after passage.
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Secretary of State
Wigan Council Renames City Plaza to Gen. Lawton Plaza
The Wigan city council in South Ilocos P L orders renaming the grand plaza to Gen Lawton plaza pleasing local residents. The action formalizes the tribute to General Lawton with the new designation for the central public space.
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Wigan
South Ilocos, P. L
Gen. Lawton
Mr Zimmerman Dead Old Indianapolis Resident
George Zimmerman died at his home on FE Washington Street Sunday morning after years as a confined but cheerful invalid. Born in Germany May 24 1824 he served in the Mexican War and lived in Ohio before moving to Indianapolis in the 1860s. He leaves a widow and four children including Charles Zimmerman of Chicago and daughters Mrs James Brannon Miss Jennie and Miss Helen Zimmerman.
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George Zimmerman
Germany
Ohio
Indianapolis
Charles Zimmerman
Chicago
James Brannon
Jennie
Helen Zimmerman
George
Actress Bettina Girard Weds Francis C Witter in Secret Marriage
Chicago report notes Bettina Girard and Francis C Witter married March 21 in a private ceremony. The bride previously wed Arthur Paddelford Eugene O Rourke Harrison Wolfe and Jack Raffael and has reportedly been an alcoholic patient in New York hospitals.
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Chicago
Bettina Girard
Francis C. Witter
Bettie
Arthur Padelford
Eugene O'Rourke
Harrison G. Wolfe
Jack Raffael
New York
Turmoil and tragedy across towns in violent incidents
The report lists a string of brutal acts: Turks massacre ten Bulgarians at Djmnmatala. Florian Irner of Kansas City hanged himself on a tree near his wife’s grave. Louis Waller slain by Mrs. Rado Johnson in Thompsonville after a forced entry. Mrs. Welch of Canastota ends her life by kerosene on Sunday. Detective Harris and Policeman J Bressingham confront two suspected Negro murderers in Gulfport with one fatality and one capture.
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Florian Irner
Kansas City
Louis Waller
Rado Johnson
Thompsonville
Wm. Welch
Canastota
N. Y
Harris
J. Bressingham
Gulfport, Miss
Davis
Storms
Bressingham
Socialist Labor Party Nominates City Ticket
The Socialist Labor Party nominated the city ticket for Sunday afternoon led by Mayor Philip More and clerk Adolph Neff with Judge Paul Janke. Councilmen-at-large were Theodore F. Vonnegut, William B. Castenholz, Henry Kuerts, Charles Haupt, Rudolph Ledig, and Charles Lagler. Ward councilmen to be named later. Platform favors municipal ownership over public franchise grants.
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Socialist Labor Party
Philip More
Adolph Neff
Paul Janke
Theodore F. Vonnegut
William B. Castenholz
Henry
Kkuuerts
Charles Haupt
Rudolph Ledig
Charles Lagler
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M. E. Rice
Mrs. Nation
Christ
Kiowa
Mrs.Nation
Denison
Eohe
Bates Inn
Wes Stout
W. Market Sr
Stout
Fountain Head
Ity
Rudolph
Hamilton Ave
Amelia Elstrad
N. Noble-st
Brooks
Blackford-st
Saenrietta Thiel
Church-st
Mary Kochler
Lord-st
Manition
Bertha Williams
Prospect-st
James Williams
Canal-st
Jesse Curry
Fifteenth-st
John A. Hill
Sherman-drive
Anna Young
Barthave
A. Lincoln Kip
Annie E. Douglass
Thomas D. Garner
Daisy F. Johnson
Octavius V. Royall
Louise Archer
Samuel J. Wilson
Mina Jackson
Joseph H. Baker
Jelly A. Meek
Vernon L. Coy
Daisy Lingenfelter
John E. Golden
Femyer
William Curry
Harriett E. Johnson
Charles Hunter
Alice Gregg
George Parr
Lillie Bonge
Albert P. Bowne
Edith M. Spielman
Jehiel C. Gilliland
Mina E. McCoy
John A. Whitney
Clara Howard
William Potter
Lizzie Price
Gates
Harry EB. Gates
Tomson
Northwest
Tomson Medical Institute
Lawton’s
The
Marion Trust Co
Sseseese
Lleceaeee
Joseph T. Elliott
Serdinand Winter
Preston T. Kelsey
Migericon
MR. Zimmerman
Washington St
Years
Firt Municipal Ticket
Daintiest
Cash & Dove Co
Eton
Cash& Dove CO
Mass. Ave
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