The Melting Pot and The Chorus Lady At Indianapolis Theaters
Murat Walker Whiteside stars in The Melting Pot all week with matinee Saturday while English's Rose Stahl brings The Chorus Lady to the English Opera House for the remainder of the week including a Saturday matinee. Park theater presents The Heart of Maryland all week with daily matinees. Empire Burlesque and vaudeville bills play nightly. Grand features Mrs Patrick Campbell in Ex piation and L Amour de Apache with matinee daily. Sam Bernard praised as a premier self made comedian whose act blends sharp wit and distinctive German dialect. Park’s cast rehearses The Love Route while Belasco’s war drama The Heart of Maryland plays to Newcastle theatergoers. Descriptions note scenery by Mrs Voelker and the Grand’s star power with Le Page’s jumping act and Follies of the Day at the Empire. Rose Stahl’s return to Indianapolis caps the week with The Chorus Lady at the English Opera House.
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Murat—Walker Whiteside
Matinee
English
Patrick Campbell
Signor G. Molasso
Matineé
Sam Bernard
Bernard
Belasco
Maryland
Guy Standing
Odette Trier
Lincoln Square Theater
New York
Edward Peple
le Page
Colonial
Empire Theater
Broadway
New York City
Atlantic City
Rose
Rose Stahl
Miss Stahl
London
Indianapolis
America
Governor Receives Autographed Copy of The Story of the Catacombs
Florence Eds the Blake-Hedges presented an autographed copy of The Story of the Catacombs to Governor T. R. Marshall. The author, a Columbia City school board member, dedicated the volume with a note: To His Excellency, Gov. Marshall, the man who gave me my first diploma. Mrs. Hedges, now in New Haven, Indiana, is a daughter of Rev. Chauncey King and a noted writer.
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Sigi
Gov. T. R. Marshall
Indiana
Florence Edythe King
von Valkenburg
Paris
Philip von Valkenburg
William Hayes Chapman
District Probes Fire Protection Needs North of Thirty Fourth Street
Councilman George L. Denny urged the Board of Safety to improve fire protection in the north of Thirty-fourth Street citing a recent blaze. The Board of Public Works was also pressed for more mains and water plugs. A meeting with fire underwriters and city officials is planned within a month to address the issue.
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Thirty-fourth Street
Fire
Tre Department
Girl 14 seeks freedom from arranged marriage
Hazel Poole, 14, filed suit to annul her marriage to Charles W Poole on grounds of undue influence. She married on April 4 and separated the next day, with the suit brought by her next friend Mabel Burton.
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Hazel Poole
Charles W. Poole
Poole
Mabel Burton
Two Candidates Die in Fatal Duel at Algiers
Paris dispatches report a fatal duel today in Algiers between two candidates for the chamber of deputies. M. Houde killed M. Robert after they traveled to Africa for the confrontation. newspaper recrimination preceding the clash is noted.
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Paris
Algiers
Chamber of Deputies
M. Houde
M. Robert
Africa
Ambassador Leishman Welcomes Roosevelt in Naples and Rome
Ambassador Leishman, representing the United States in Italy, greeted former President Roosevelt in Naples with royal hospitality and assisted in entertaining Col. Roosevelt in Rome during their visit to the Eternal City.
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Leishman
United States
Italy
Roosevelt
Naples
Col. Roosevelt
Rome
Pershing declines to enter Ninth district congressional race
M W Pershing of Tipton former postmaster has refused Republican nomination hopes in the Ninth district. Tipton county already backs Edward Daniels amid anti-Daniels sentiment. Pershing, a retired newspaper man, is praised as a good speaker and party worker.
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M. W. Pershing
Tipton
Tipton County
Edward Daniels
Daniels
Pershing
Irvin C. Dwiggins
Crawfordsville
Finley. Afount
Montgomery County
E. F E. Neal
Noblesville
Neal
B. F. Harness
Kokoro
Ninth District
Girl Fends Off Purse Snatcher on Central Ave Bridge
Miss Ina Reed 18 of Bedford and Miss Delia Smiley were followed by a man on Central avenue bridge over Fall Creek. Reed clung to her purse and screamed, attracting nearby residents, after a struggle with a negro thief.
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Ina Reed
Bedford
Central Avenue
Fall Creek
Delia Smiley
Tran
Reed
PAYS OUT MORE THAN CITY HAS TAKEN IN
City Controller Howard Kimball reports for the first quarter of the Shank administration expenditures reach 3151 315 while receipts total 254 751. March 31 cash balance is 379 606, up from 12 170 on January 1. Saloon and vehicle licenses rise, dog licenses fall by 1200.
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Howard Kimball
Shank
Wedding of Miss Regina Wineman to Edward Green at Indianapolis Club
The wedding of Miss Regina Wineman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wineman to Edward Green of Cleveland was held at the Indianapolis club with 50 guests. Rabbi M Feuerlicht and Rabbi Mayer Messing officiated at an altar of palms and flowers as Miss Henrietta Kahn spread rose petals. The bride wore white satin with lace and a court train, and carried white lilies. After the ceremony a wedding supper followed, and the couple departed for an eastern tour. guests from out of town included families from Philadelphia Detroit Louisville Scranton Kokomo.
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Regina Wineman
Joseph Wineman
Edward Green
Cleveland
Indianapolis
M. Feuerlicht
Mayer Messing
Henrietta Kahn
Gertrude Wineman
Edward Nairn
Green
Jennie Green
Philadelphia
Leopold Wineman
Detroit
Alexander Meyer
Gertrude
Millie Meyer
Louisville
Oscar Kleman
Scranton
Aaron Wuhn
Lester Bloom
Snewind
Kokomo
Conductor Dead After Work Train Collision in Covington
John T. Horan 27 of 1634 W Washington St was crushed beneath a work train on the IC and E at Covington Ind yesterday morning. An inquest by the county coroner was held and the body was taken to his home.
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John T. Horan
John Horan
W. Washington Street
Covington
Ind
Rev Tong Acquitted by Wittenberg Synod Trial
Rev Simon P Tong president of the Wittenberg synod and pastor of the First Lutheran church in Mansfield was found not guilty of charges of conduct unbecoming a minister and immorality at the eastern conference session. The trial extended to daybreak as the conference ruled the evidence insufficient.
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Long
Mansfield
Simon P. Tong
Wittenberg Synod
First Lutheran Church of
Eastern Conference of Wittenberg Synod
Cardinals Seek Games With Martinsville Area Teams
The Cardinals, a fast 17 to 18 year old squad, desire games with Martinsville Franklin Greenwood Oaklandon Columbus Lawrence and all city teams. Manager Niepper has built a winning team and expects another this year. For game requests contact Heine Klepper at 41s Blake Street.
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Martinsville
Cardinals
Franklin
Greenwood
Oaklandon
Columbus
Lawrence
Niepper
Heine Klepper
Blake Street
Vaccination and Hygiene Test in Classroom Inoculation Scene
A teacher surveys a newly arrived pupil with a checklist of vaccines and certificates. The pupil confirms immunity to croup whooping cough measles and scarlet fever and agrees to weekly book fumigation and clothes disinfection before entering the wire enclosure for lessons.
Fortune Hunting Lad Is Being Held
Eugene Price a 14 year old runaway from Martinsville told Patrolman Mackessy he could not obtain work without a city reference. He was picked up at Union station trying to carry baggage and said he left home Tuesday to seek a fortune in Indianapolis. His father H M Price has been notified and the boy will be held until arrival.
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Eugene Price
Martinsville
Mackessy
Price
Union Station
Indianapolis
H. M. Price
Auto Show Week Sets New Indiana Auto Sales Record
Auto show week in Indianapolis drives March motor car registrations to 1400 plus, with 578 vehicles sold or registered statewide over six days and 224 on the big March 31 day. Dealers, farmers, and city residents bought cars and motorcycles, and buyers traveled from multiple cities to invest in several makes.
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Indiana
Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Con
United States
F. WH. Quick
Iinois
Vermont Streets
A. B. Heiskell
Nordrke and Miarmon Company
S. C. Whalen
Illinois Street
Henry W. Holloway
Linden Hotel
F. P. Manley
Pennsylvania Street
William P. Johnston
Delaware Street
Mra. O
Mra. O. A. Williams
Weaver Flata
A. A. Barna
Umhsbs
Wilavis Street
H. E. Murburger
Mooney-Mueller Drug Company
Henry Rosenberg
N. Arsenal Avenue
John A. Simmons
Oxford Street
H. G. Shafer
Alabama Street
Allen Cobb
Sutherland Avenue
E. M. Smith
N. Capito Avenue
W. J. Becket
Meridian Street
T. J. Strupe
Fletcher Avenue
Frank M. Reed
Woodruff Place
RE. G. Allen
Talbott Avenue
Bertha A. Sutherland
New Jersey Street
Joan Heldenrich
Town Street
H. F. Beckman
E. McCarty Street
Vek Iouse
H. C. DeWinter
Murder Cattle Buyer Killed in New Orleans Heist
A. J. Potecs, a wealthy Texas cattle buyer, was murdered in New Orleans. The killers fled with $5,600 as a posse hunts them, according to a special from Many, Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Many
A. J. Potecs
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Shelbyville
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