Census training in Marion county outlines six classes
Final preparations for the thirteenth census push in Marion county include six instruction classes for 268 enumerators at the federal building led by Barry C. Hendricks. The program covers handling foreign interpreters and collecting detailed personal data, with age rules tied to last April and full disclosure of marital history, nativity, education, and occupations.
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Marion County
Barry C. Hendricks
W. L.rice
Federal Building
Mr. Hendricks
Indianapols
Uncless Sam
Mammoth Parade to Highlight Indiana Sunday School Meet
A 2500 person parade with 12 brass bands will headline the 46th Indiana Sunday School Association convention in Indianapolis starting April 25. A 3500-seat reviewing stand will host many speakers including Gov. Thomas R. Marshall and notable figures from Africa London and Chicago, as Commercial Club circulates convention material to businesses.
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Indiana Sunday School Association
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Suarez J. C. Hartwell
Africa
F. B. Meyers
London
W. H. Helstwell
Pearls
M. S. Lamoreaux
Chicago
Charles F. Coffin
Marion Lawrence
Commercial Club
Man Sues After Mortar Strikes Eye At Construction Site
Emmet Miller sues contractor Charles Graham for $3,000 claiming a mortar mishap 40 feet away struck his left eye and threatens sight. The suit was filed this morning seeking damages and medical relief.
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Emmet Miller
Charles Graham
In a Minute Just A Minute A Daring Rhetorical Parade
James J. Montague sketches rapid hypothetical actions across history and present, noting how quickly plans or words could shape humanity. The piece laments over power, race, disease, politics, and culture, contrasting swift thought with lasting impact.
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James J. Montague
Rockefeller
Officials Try to Keep Men From Striking
New York April 11 The conference of New York Central officials and employes adjourned without agreement. The strike vote stood 97 percent in favor of a strike, submitted as an ultimatum.
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New York Central
New York
Employes
Fire at Sallen Hotel Kills One and Harms Several
A blaze at the Sallen Hotel in Dubuque caused 30,000 in damage and left Charles Evans of Philadelphia fatally injured while Sam Levy of Chicago jumped from a third story window and may die as 200 guests slept, triggering panic.
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Dubuque
Charles Evans
Philadelphia
Sallen
Sam Levy
Chicago
Colored man injured in street collision on Meridian
William Jones, a colored man, was knocked down by an automobile driven by Kirby Morris near 705 South Meridian Street. Jones suffered a broken leg. In the car were James M Morris, his father, and two deputy surveyors. Sam Hall, another colored man, was also injured in a separate collision with a taxicab driven by Roy McCord at New Jersey and Washington streets, with a broken collar bone and head cuts. Todd and Schlangen, bicycle riders, arrested McCord on an assault with intent to kill charge.
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William Jones
South Meridian Street
Meridian Street
Norwood Street
Kirby Morris
Morris
James M. Morris
Sam Hall
Middle Street
Roy McCord
New Jersey
Washington Streets
Todd and
Schlangen
McCord
Indiana Master Bakers Plan Two Day Convention
The sixth annual Indiana Master Bakers association meeting convenes at the Denison hotel tomorrow and Wednesday with about 406 bakers expected. Mayor Shank delivers the welcome. John Zwissler of Richmond offers the response. Speakers include Dr. C W Smith and Eugene Girard on technical education and allied trades. Activities include a theater party, shopping excursion, and a banquet with Governor Marshall anticipated.
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Indiana Master Bakers’ Association
Denison Hotel
Shank
John Zwissler
Richmond
C. W. Smith
National Trade Schools and Technical Institute of Indianapolis
Eugene Girard
New York
Allied Trades
Dr. Wood
H. E. Barnard
Gov. Marshall
Four Chinese Murdered in Tong War Across Two Cities
A police deployment follows a renewed tong war in New York and Philadelphia. Victims include Luey Sings Hip Sings On Leongs and Chu Nong. on Leongs attacked in a restaurant. fighting targets leaders of Hip Sings and Suey Sings. the feud traces to last July when Hisie Sigel was killed.
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New York
Chinatown
The
Tongs
Philadelphia
Luey
Hip
Leongs
Bow Kum
San Francisco
Chung Fook
Feart Street
Park Row
Ing Mon
Chu May Yen
On Leongs
Chu Nong
On San Wo
Jung Tong
Hoy Nung
Hisie Sigel
Franz Sigel
New York curb market dull with scattered bids
The curb market was dull and easy in New York on April 11. Prices appeared irregular with many quotes shown as fractions such as Standard Oil at 625 640 and American Tobacco at 442, while several copper and coal stocks indicated varied ranges.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Rawhide
Miaani
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Aeas Bay
Boston
Ching Copper
Orica Pacific Lumber
Wipisaing
oAe
Greene Cananea
Rey
Kerr Lawe
Giroux Cons
United Opper
It Tramp
Ae Columbia
Kate
Braden Copper
la Rose
Otwee Copper
Ray Central
Chiago
Consagena
Ex Mines
Ely Central
Teddy Roosevelt Jr Leaves Carpet Making for Office Work
Theodore Roosevelt Jr becomes district manager of the Hartford Carpet company in San Francisco after a June wedding in New York. He trained in Hartford from Oct 1908, learning every stage of carpet manufacture before stepping into management.
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New York
San Francisco
Hartford Carpet Company
Eleanor Alexander
Young Roosevelt
Mannfacture
Missing Mishawaka man Is Believed To Have Taken His Life
George Stoddard aged 53 from Mishawaka was reported missing Monday his mind unbalanced by illness and unable to support his wife and three children police believe he ended his life in a suicide case local authorities urge any sightings to contact them for information
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Mishawaka
George Stoddard
Roosevelt in Strenuous Life Photographs Released
Early pictures depict former President Theodore Roosevelt in his famed strenuous lifestyle. The upper image shows Roosevelt on a camel at Kererei while the lower captures him driving a gig near Omdurman.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Kererei
Omdurman
Railroad bill before both houses in grinding debate
Washington April 11 the administration railroad bill is before both houses as a privileged measure with a month or more of steady debate expected. Most optimistic lenders foresee passage not before May and current indications suggest late June before congress disposes of the bill.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt to attend Osawatomie battlefield dedication
Topeka April 11 Governor Stubbs received a cablegram from Col. Roosevelt saying he will attend the dedication of Osawatomie battlefield on August 29. The grounds will be made a public park. New house burns in Brightwood. E. D. Parks lost his home at 2864 Adams street when it burned to the ground early Sunday morning.
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Teddy
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Stubbs
Col. Roosevelt
Osawatomie Batterfield
E. D. Parks
Adams Street
Brightwood
Fred Emerson Brooks
General Relief Committee of the
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Grand Lodge Hall
Indiana Pythian Building
Huder
Traction Co schedules hourly local trains from Indianapolis
The Traction Company operates hourly local trains from Indianapolis to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield night towns Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle and more with Mooresville Martinsville and intermediate stops ten minutes before the hour Last car departs 1134 pm Limited trains run to Newcastle 1045 am and 445 pm and to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond 820 am and 520 pm plus through trains to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville Connects at Richmond for Dayton Columbus and Zanesville.
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Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Dayton
Columbus
Zaseaville
Cannon Hurls Defi at the Insurgents
Washington April 11 Speaker Cannon delivered a tirade against the insurgents urging rebels to switch sides. He warned he would be speaker on the fourth of March if they fail to act. The remarks frame ongoing efforts to pressure the insurgents from peaceable positions.
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Washington
Cannon
Edward Huff to Seek Release on Own Recognizance
A motion will ask Judge Pritchard to release Edward Huff on his own recognizance. Huff was tried previously for drowning his wife in White River near Broad Ripple. the jury disagreed.
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Pritchard
Edward Huff
Huff
White River
Broad Ripple
Funeral for Dr Sidney Kerr Held at Roberts Park Church
The funeral for Dr Sidney Kerr who died Friday night from heart trouble caused by gas fumes was held this afternoon at Roberts Park M. E. church. Kerr had secretly married Lula Belle Gray in Chicago five months ago and had just ordered a new home on University avenue.
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Sidney Kerr
Roberts Park M. E
Dr. Kerr
Chicago
Lula Belle Gray
University Avenue
Copper Stocks Report From Boston Market
Boston copper shares show Indiana at 25 Nipissing 97 1 2 Lake Copper 49 1 4 Calumet and Arizona 75 Calumet Arizona 60 Utah Copper 21 Trades touched Calumet and Arizona and Utah Copper with prices listed for each company.
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Boston
Mass
Indiana
Nipissing
Lake Copper
Calumet and
Ecla
Calumet
Arizona
City Briefs Highlight Scholarships and Local News
William Henry Roberts son of Commissioner Roberts and Russell Goepz son of Philip Goepz were named cadet scholars at Purdue University by the board of county commissioners. Judge Frank Fisher praised as a champion fisherman after catching a four pound bass in Blue River last Saturday. James McCreary 15 of 240 N Randolph Street is reported missing after leaving home Friday to go to work and not returning. police seek him.
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Henry Roberts
Commissioner Roberts
Russell Goepz
Philip Goepz
Purdue Unuiversity
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Ross
Probate Court
Blue River
Lad
James McCreary
N. Randolph Street
Coal theft charges tied to Eclipse company investigations
Isidor Wulfson reports Eclipse Coal company officers face charges for a 49000 theft linked to Clarpool hotel and City heat plant and City hospital. Earlier settlements refunded 3000 to People's Light and Heat and a further settlement with Fitzgerald Real Estate over coal delivered to apartments. Police hold evidence of additional losses. James Jackson of Eclipse confessed.
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Isidor Wulfson
Eclipse Coal Company
Clarpool
W. E. English
City Hospital
Fitzgerald Real Estate Company
James Jackson
Eclipse Company
Holtz
Man Arrested For Raising One Dollar To Tens in Terre Haute
Robert Jackson was arrested Saturday in Terre Haute by Deputy U S Marshal Alonzo Boyd and Capt Thomas Halls of the secret service. He was taken before U S Commissioner R R Harrell and committed to the Indianapolis jail. Jackson, an expert with the pen, is charged with raising three bills.
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Robert Jackson
Terre Haute
United States
Alonzo Boyd
Thomas Halls
Secret Service
United Staes
R. R. Harrell
Indianapolis
Jackson
Mayor Adds Two Names to City Inspector List
Mayor Shank approved by the board of works the addition of Thomas Kincaid and B F Spinner to the inspector appointees. Other immediate appointments include Rodmen Victor H Winter rowd W Stern and William Wilson draftsman Edward Coeppers foreman and inspectors George Davidson William Richter L Backley Andrew Mack.
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Shank
H. W. Klausmann
Board of Works
Shark
Thomas Kincaid
B. F. Spinner
Rodmen
Victor H. Winterrowd
W. Stern
William Wilson
Edward Coeppers
William Hawkins
George Davidson
William Richter
L. Backley
Andrew Mack
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State Sunday School Association
Man
Mortor
Johnson
Mr. Jeffries
Newton
Merry England
George
Dame Nature
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Shakespeare
Mrs. J. Cudahy
Lillis
Kansas City
Jack” Cudahy
Jere F. Lillis
Cudahy
Bakers
Denison
Teddy Jr
Thompsonville, Conn
Theodore Roose
Velt Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Terkebe Naute
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Efe
Kistvill
Lindred
Connersville
Rushville
Con
Shelbyvn
Pa Ars
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Greensha
Onoeraville
Wiliam
Arnold
Indiana Union
Noblesville
Tipton iKekomo
Peru
Regula
DE Lury
People’s Light and Fitzgerald Real Estate Companies
Cording
People’s Light and Heat Company
Hoosier Kitchen
Crown Dentists
Knox
White’s Annex
Gregg
Circle
Det
Orea
Dean’s Place
English Cafe
Circle and
N. Meridian
Kingston
Morton Hotel
E. Krause
J.G. Hermann & CO
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