Crime Pictured For the Young
A discussion of nickel theater films shows two young thieves as heroes in A Distinct Arrest, with audiences of juveniles applauding criminals. The feature The Rajah's Casket pleases children with color and magic, while a Russian program titled Retribution, or the Brand of Cain presents graphic murder scenes. Critics warn such content risks molding sensitive youths toward crime, urging parental caution.
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Moving Picture
Star Amusement Company
Fief W. Washington St
Mouihey
Cain
Nickel Theater
Social notes and engagements in Indianapolis scene
The Indianapolis Sun prints notices of social visits and weddings. Miss Jessie Plaitenberger returns to Greensine. John B. Turner Iris visits Loransport. Congressman Jeeves Overstreet travels to Columbus. several couples return to Lafayette, Kokomo, Marion, and Chicago for visits or permanent residence. A large bridal luncheon honors Miss Mariv Jungelaus, and Miss Ethel Mustard weds Frankine Cline in Meridian Street M E church with detailed attire and attendees.
Gas Safety Device Would Cost Ninety Thousand Dollars
Indianapolis council debates paying for gas safety devices to fit all meters. The measure, prepared by Dr. Benjamin A. Brown, faces possible mayoral veto and would cost about 30,000 dollars if signed. Additional salary increases and job eliminations for city staff are proposed, with various raises across departments.
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Indianapolis
Rhodes
Whi
Benjamin A. Brown
Brown
Board of Public Safety
Board of Works
Will Build Temple After Successful Fund Drive
The Mascenie temple building fund reached 155620 dollars after a weekend canvass. J W Willy announced the total as over the mark, prompting cheers. Earlier reports listed 19470 on Saturday and 17160 from Sunday and Monday combined. Demolition on Thnats and North streets proceeds as the site is prepared for rapid construction of the new temple.
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Thnats and
North-sts
Alew
Fire on Central Wharf Kills 30 to 40 Horses
A Boston blaze on the Central wharf today killed 30 to 40 horses and caused about 75000 dollars in property damage. An explosion of chemicals ignited the fire and one man is missing, believed burned to death.
Deadlocked in Wisconsin Senate race after four ballots
Special to The Sun reports Madison on April 16 as the Republican legislative caucus adjourned after four ballots with Lenroot nine, Stephenson eighteen, Esch seventeen, Cooper seventeen, Hutton fifteen, Baenach five, Winkler four, Fairchild four, Rogers one, Hudnall one, leaving no candidate.
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Ing
Republican Legislative Caucus
Lenroot
Stephenson
Esch
Cooper
Huttton
Baenach
Winkler
Fairchild
Rogers
Hudnall
Nesbit Denies Letter Involving Thaw Affidavit Released
Howard Nesbit Sworn Statement explains a letter to Harry K Thaw sent from the Tombs in New York. He says a quoted sentence was added by others and that his parents did not coerce his trip to New York to testify, aiming to protect his mother and reveal his knowledge of Stanford White.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Harry K
Stanford White
Daniel O'Reilly
Trancock
Harry K. Thaw
Mr. Thaw
Captain Fleming Dead in Princeton Drugist and Civil War Captain
Captain Joseph T. Fleming 73 longtime Indiana druggist died yesterday in Princeton. He commanded Company F Thirty third Indiana in the Civil War and was well known in the state.
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Princeton
Ind
Joseph T. Fleming
Indiana
Remarkable Mixture for Blood Disorders Featured
An old advertisement touts a home remedy for weak blood using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed and taken in spoonful doses after meals and at bedtime. Claimed to aid skin tone, rheumatism, and chronic backache, with ingredients obtainable from pharmacies at low cost.
Indiana Girls School to Move Under New Superintendent
The Indiana Girls school will separate from the Woman's prison and move to new buildings in May or June under Miss Sarah L. Montgomery, currently principal of the Springfield training school. Miss Emilie E. Rhoades, who has led the Girls' school and Women's prison, remains in charge of the prison but her future with the institution is uncertain as the board meets to appoint a superintendent. Rhoades’ management has drawn criticism for months.
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Woman's Prison
Sarah L. Montgomery
Montgomery
Teachers’ Training School
Springfield
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Emilie E. Rhoades
Girls’ School
Women's Prison
Women’s Prison
Rhoades
Insane Man Committed to Lakeland Asylum
Robert Obermiller, who terrorized his neighborhood and held Jefferson county policemen for seven days, was declared insane yesterday and ordered sent to the Central Asylum for the Insane at Lakeland. His condition is traced to a fright he suffered at a menagerie in boyhood.
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Louisville
Why
Robert Obermiller
Jefferson County
Centr
Asyluon
Lakeland
Mrs Helen Armstrong Demonstrates Home Cookery At Week's Start
Mrs Helen Armstrong lectured to a large audience at First Cerin MM. E. echureh on domestic economy with a sample menu including broiled liver and bacon cheese fondue and spiced cakes. Recipes and timing were shared for egg timbales tomato sauce and calf liver dishes. The sessions continue at Broadway M. F. church Tuesday and Central Christian church Wednesday with focus on furnishing and management of the home.
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MM. E. Echureh
Broadway
M. F
Floods Cut Glasgow Off as Milk River Rises
From Great Falls Montana April 16 advices report Glasgow entirely cut off from the world by Milk River floods. Houses wrecked and hundreds of cattle perished in bottom lands near Glasgow Malta and Cuiberson as rivers overflow.
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Great Falls
Mont
Glasgow
Malta
Cuiberson
Juvenile Arsonist Pleads Guilty in Ohio Court
Jack Fage aged 12 admitted arson in Bryan Ohio and received two year penitentiary term. He cried in court and then made a second confession naming prominent men in Fulton and Williams counties. The pleas follow earlier confessions that led to nearly 20 men being imprisoned.
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Fulton
Williams Counties
City Building Idea Delays Coliseum Contract Plan
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter agrees to a one week postponement of signing the coliseum contract at the Commercial club directors’ request. A joint Civic Art association and Commercial club scheme aims to raise private capital to fund a soliseun east of the courthouse and a city hall northeast of it, with an estimated cost near five million dollars.
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Samuel Aicher
WEW York
Dreanland
Ulinois St
Gould
Nis
Indianapolis Sun
Jessie Plaitenberger
Greensine
John B. Turner
Iris
Loransport
Norman FE. Premis
Jeeves Overstreet
Columbus
Mrs. Overstreet
Mar
Mrs. (. K. Kramer
Lafayette
Mrs
I. O. Wramer
Mrs. Werley FE. Hayes
Kokomo
Nathan Bushnell
Rosalia
Marion
Thaddeus V Wusten
Hleary Craig
John Erickson
Alice
Chicago
Frederick Comstock
Seth Lewis
Lewis
J. W. Thompson
J. W. Chipman
D. K. Cilbertson
Warren, Pa
W.T. Brown
Cakbrtson
Anna L. Rogers
N. Meridianst
Hotor
Mariv Jungelaus
Bustard—Cline
Ethel Mustard
Anderson
Frank
Ine
L. C. Cline
Baker
Elizabeth Baker
Alexander Taggart
Kritz Francke
Alfred Ogle
Morton Traub
Elmer Cline
Marshalltown
James B. Evans
Miss Maude
Alexander W. Cochran
Meridian St. M. E
Joshua Stansfield
Lucy Evans
Charles Boaz
Bears
W3q Company
CITT
Board of Health
Wood
Masons
Building Fund
The
Mascenie Temple
Eral
J. W. Willy
Scripps-Meline Press Association
Boston
Mass
Senator
Madison, Wis
Nesbit
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Pittsburg
Howard Nesbit
Harry WK
Tombs
Captain Fleming
Old Prison
Miss Rhoades
Indiana Girl's School
Panama
Dolegan
Prench Checuks
Reseda
Ated Marine
Hunter's Green
Yale Tire
Platos
Price
East Giste
L. S. Ayres & Co
Helen Armstrong
Montana
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Page
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Bryan, O
Jack”’ Fage, the
City Building Idea
Commercial Club
Charles A. Bookwalter
Sented
Art Association
City Hall
Buock
Walter
Pierces TE
Burgheim
Sale B. Girs
Burgheim’s Jewelry House
Washington Street
Theo
Stanton & Co
Great Sacriice
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