OPPOS MUST FREE CHARCES AT BOARD MEETING
Fire and police resignations were reviewed by the Board of Safety on Wednesday afternoon. Charles Whaley Ross Haines and Charlies Bernauer faced charges for nonpayment of debts absence without leave and conduct unbecoming an officer respectively. Doyle was named as substitute, Rugenstein and Winklchaus as regular firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Charles O. Whaley
Ross Haines
Charlies B. Ber
Nauer
Whaley
Haines
Bernauer
Dono
James Doyle
Otto Rugenstein
Andrew Winklchaus
April Fool Pranks and Baseball Wealth Claims
A playful April First feature advises readers on common pranks and the risks of being fooled, including pocketbooks, hats, and embossed invitations. Additional notes discuss John G. Kling's self-made wealth, estimated at about $100,000, with details on savings, billiard halls, real estate, and a 50 acre farm valued around $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Kling
Kansas City
Fielder Jones
Sox
John
Kling
Billard Halls
Sister's Trick Turns Coffee Fiend to Postum Booster
A sister swaps coffee for Postum without revealing the switch and the coffee user improves dramatically. The tale credits Postum with stronger health, better color, clearer eyes, and renewed energy after switching to the cereal beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Divorce suit to break in art colony
Temperamental differences trigger a separation and possible four divorce suit in Chicago. Mrs Charles Frances Browne left for the west as her brother Lorado Taft cites ill health as main cause while not denying a forthcoming divorce. The Brownes, long believed happy, faced incompatibility of temperament among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Art Colony
Charles Frances Browne
West
Lorado Taft
Kentucky girl saves children by stopping runaway horses
Nashua New Hampshire April 1 Miss Towie Stanfield a Kentucky girl visiting here saved several children today when she stopped a run away team of horses She dashed into the street leaped for the bridle of the nearest horse was dragged some distance but halted the pair within feet of the children
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Nashua
N. H
Towie Stanfield
Kentucky
Miss Stanfield
Telegraphers Promoted in Chicago Office Shakeup
Chicago April 1. The ace telegraph official T W Carroll has been promoted from assistant manager to manager. Mr Capen and F W Conger have been appointed to fill Carroll’s former vacancy, leaving the office restructured after the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Asta
T. W. "Carroll
Mr. Capen
F. Ww. Conger
Carroll
Women drivers barred from Glidden tour sparks debate
Officials report manufacturers request that only males 18 and over be eligible for the Glidden tour. Mrs. Cuneo, a veteran participant, faces entry denial amid tensions with the A A A and industry leaders. Officials note high demand for non skid tires as spring purchases rise.
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Buffalo
Onu
New York
American Automobile Company
Cuneo
Philadelphia
Middle West
Burglars Loot Homes and Shops in Early Wednesday Break-Ins
Burglars entered Charles Mikesell’s Roosevelt avenue residence after 6 pm taking a diamond pin two watches a fob a locket and three rings. Oscar Williams saw two men at his bakery on East Tenth Street. Jacob Lemmon’s Langley avenue home was ransacked while the family was away and a burglar was blocked at J Huber Batton’s Brookside avenue home by an ice plug in the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mikesell
Roosevelt Avenue
Oscar Williams
Tenth Street
Jacob Lemmon
Langley Avenue
J. Huber Batton
Brookside Avenue
Teachers Will He a Folk at Caleb Mills Hall
Gov. Marshall of Indiana will introduce former Missouri governor Folk to southern Indiana teachers at Caleb Mills hall Thursday night. Folk will discuss The Era of Conscience. Brander Matthews of New York will speak to northern Indiana teachers in Tomlinson hall on Some Phases of the Drama. Two conventions run Thursday through Saturday with 2600 private-room options via the YWCA information bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Marshall
Indiana
Refrigerator and Queens Wanted for Dog Pound
Poundmaster Karl Koch asks the Board of Safety to provide a refrigerator for keeping horse meat fresh for dogs and to install fly screens in the dog pound. The board discussed cooling options but took no action, noting ice purchases as an alternative. The item is presented as a serious city measure for the dogs in their last days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Karl Koch
Massachusetts Avenue Merchants to Form Association
Businessmen of Massachusetts Avenue plan a new merchants association to be incorporated like the existing Merchants' association. A committee led by Harry Stout and others will recruit area businesses, with meetings held at Marott department store and Stout's shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue Merchants’ Association
Marott Department
Stout's
Merchants’ Association
Harry Stout
George J. Hammel
Bert Amos
Leonard Geiger
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Claims 20 Years Cure
A testimonial from Mrs Laura Russell of Logan Iowa attributes a twenty year heart disease cure to Dr Miles Heart Remedy. It describes breathlessness and fainting before use and notes improved sleep and recovery after starting the remedy. The ad promises a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Laura Russell
Logan
Iowa
Despondent Woman Dies After Carbolic Acid Lapse
Miss Martha Newby 55 drank carbolic acid at her home 611 East Twelfth Street after weeks of illness. She evaded a nurse and bought the poison at a drug store. Funeral set for Friday with burial in Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Newby
Twelfth Street
Miss Newby
Mooresville
Governor Marshall Meets 500 Board of Trade Guests
The Board of Trade reception welcomed about 500 guests at the Board of Trade building with Governor Thomas R. Marshall greeting attendees. Mrs. Marshall was absent due to illness, while Mrs. A. B. Anderson stood beside the governor as Musikverein performances and soloists provided a refined program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
A. B. Anderson
Musik
Valez Says the Cubans Will Join United States
Washington dispatch reports Senor Carlos Garcia Valez, Cuba's new minister, saying Cuba will join the United States but with different language and pace. He calls it a long term commercial and political salvatish for his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valez
United States
Washington
Cuba
Carlos Garcia Valez
Harvard Declines Challenge Pending Yale Result
Cambridge dispatch reports Harvard has not yet challenged Oxford. Captain Cutler notes the Yale race outcome will determine if Harvard will issue a challenge, and only if Harvard challenges will it target the Oxford-Cambridge winner.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Capt. Cutler
Yale
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Goal
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P. Frenzel
Frederick Fahniey
James F. Failey
Frank Martin
Bement Lyman
John E. Casey
Chas. H. Adams
H. B. Helloway
H. S. Frank Trust
Van
Nhy Kling
Wolf
Riverside Park
Gore
Fish Commission
Greak
Mr. Hower
Manufac
Turers
Charles M. Hall
Thomas J. Wetzel
Detroit
C. M. Hall Lamp Company
John W. Leggitt
J. Harty
W. P. Berrien
New York City
Firestone
Mikesell
Cale Mill
Refrigerator
Queens
Magoachusetts
Store Keepers Meet
Business College
Indiana Business College
Lafayette
Logansport
Kokomo
Anderson
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
Columbus
Central Business College
Indianapolis
Holliday Building
Alabama and
Ohio Streets
New City Hall
the Union Trust Company
Insurance Department
Total
John H. Holliday
Charles S. McBride
Henry Eitel
Ross H. Wallace
Howard M. Folz
Presi
George A. Buskirk
Treasurer
A. A. Barnes
C. H. Brownell
Thos. C. Day
Henry Eltet
C. Bilston
William A. Guthrie
Addison C. Herris
Votnes T. Matott
L. Wasson
Edward L. McKee
Samuel E. Rack
Keeb
Laapis
Business University
the Central Trust Company
Total Company
Trust Securities
Charlies E. Coffin
Charles E. Holloway
Edwin H. Forry
Clarence IE. Coffin
Augustus Jennings
Thomas 5. Fulmer
Charles E. Coffin
James 3. Cruse
Charles KE. Holloway
Lorenzo D. Moody
Sas Packet Corti
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