Republicans in Center Township feud for township offices
Indianapolis Republicans gear up for a delegate convention to nominate four justices of the peace four constables and three advisory board seats for Center township with several candidates from contractors to attorneys vying for renomination and new runs. Warvey Stout and three others seek re election while a broad field hopes to win seats including James Greer J W Bandy A N Cave Charles Moshy and AL Hutchinson plus eleven candidates for constable led by Edward Kuhns Marty Hildebrand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Hall
Indianapolis
Constanles
Fiden
Warvey H. Stont
William Shinek
Joseph J. Sheppard
William IL. Nickeraen
Hell
Dustier Stout
James &. Greer
J. W. Bandy
Ringan & Co
J. K. Benjamin
Cornelius Kelly
W. Harvey Huston
W. C. Mel Kinney
Huy Res
Frank Glass
A. N. Cave
Charles W. Moshy
AL R. Hutchinson
Jo Hitchinson
Feld
Northwestern Republican Club
Hutchinson
Hutchingon
Cleven
Edward Kuhns
Marty Hildebrand
William E. White
George Davis
Philip Maher
David Smock
Justice of the Pease Smock
W. J. Saliivan
Elmer Gilpin
Marion County Power House
Ninth Ward
Ed Tousey
Edward EB. Young
Louis Klefer
Cyrus J. Clark
Zurbrick’s Challengers Highlight Local Fight Scene
Warren Zurbrick, a California boxer with 27 wins and one loss, faces an open challenge issued by Allie Smith. The call includes Mike Donovan Cy Flynn and Eupe Ferns as potential opponents in upcoming bouts.
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Onehalf
Warren Zurbrick
Allie Smith
Mike Donovan
Cy Flynn
Eupe Ferns
Zurbrick
Herom
California
Spring Across Uncle Sam Lands Far North
Washington reports the diverse start to spring across U S territories. From the Philippines to Hawaii and Porto Rico farmers plant corn cowpeas peanuts and rice while Hawaii experiments with vegetables. In Alaska near Cooper River and Point Barrow the six month night ends as days lengthen and spring arrives faintly.
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Philippines
Insular Affairs
War Department
Agricultural Experiment Station
Bingalow
P. 1
Porto Ries
Agricultural Department
Magagues
Porto Rien
Breen
Waterus
Bam
Cooper River Valley
Alaska
Zion's New Boss Voliva Faces Close Scrutiny
Article profiles William M. Voliva as Zion's new leader, noting strong authority and ruthless campaigning style. Describes his sharp rhetoric, confrontational stance toward Dowie followers, and the aura of power at the Zion Tabernacle amid factional debates.
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Jacob Waldeck
Zion
Actaror
Voliva
Volio
Vollva
Rome
Sita Belice
Valinn Cay
Valiva
Dowie Tyne
Voliva Dayvii
Tabernacle
Volive
Chicago
Boston Insurance Company Statement of Financial Condition
State of Indiana Auditor of State certifies the Boston Insurance Companys balance sheet as of December 19% and filed in this office. The document lists capital stock, assets such as cash loans and mortgage real estate securities, and liabilities including unadjusted losses and other claims totaling over 1 million dollars. Warren Bitler Auditor State signs and seals the official copy dated April 16 1908.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor
State of
Indiana
Warren Bitler
Anditer ‘Tate
Devender
Warren Bigler
Mate
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Company Balance Sheet 1905
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the excerpted balance sheet for Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Company dated December 1, 1903, and filed April 1, 1905. Assets list cash bonds mortgages and other securities totaling 407, liabilities show funds due and reserves to reinsure standing risk. Seal of Warren Bigler.
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The
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Company, MI
No. Hb
Statesst
Boston
Mase
G. W. Gale
I. State
Memorial Day Plans By Local Veterans Group
Members of the G4. R., WL I. C., and Spanish American War veterans met at the state house Wednesday to arrange Memorial Day observances. Col. John F. Fesler was reappointed chairman with Mrs. Mary Teas as vice chair and Capt. D. I. Olive as secretary. Col. W. F. Sheets was named grand marshal of the parade. Speakers include Capt. W. R. Myers, Maj. Charles E. Merrifield, and Frank C. Oliver of Indianapolis for the afternoon at Crown Hill Greenlawn and Mount Jackson cemeteries. The committee will meet next Tuesday to finalize details.
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G4. R
WL I. C
Atute House
Memorial Committee
John FR. Fesler
Mary Teas
D. i
Largest horse in world owned by Knoxville man
Hiram Clark of Knoxville owns what is believed to be the world’s largest horse. The animal stands 21 hands two inches high and weighs over 3,000 pounds. The eight year old is nicknamed Jaudanow Wale.
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Hiram Clark
Knoxville
Ins
Tie
Jaudanow Wale
Federal building dedication banquet closes Indiana tar association event
About 1500 people attended a reception in honor of the United States Court of Appeals judges at the federal building library. Distinguished guests included Indiana supreme and appellate court members and leading lawyers and their wives from across the state. The banquet at the Columbia Club featured toastmasters and a program highlighting notable cases and figures such as McCulloch v Maryland and Munn v Illinois.
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Federal
Indiana Tar Association
Columbia Club
Charles L. Jewett
Wil Fe
Peter 8. Greascup
McCulloch
Maryland
Francis E. Baker
Munn Va. Wlinots
William JH. Seaman
Genesey
Christian
Kotsast
Frank Hanly
John W. Kern
Robert W. Dlers
Thomas J. Marahall
Amicus
Unitted States Court of Appeate
Indiana
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U.S.A
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Uncle Sam's Spring
Gason Gardner
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Jim
Latitud
Port Barrow
Diacon Peters
Dowie
Joseph Smith
People
Hugh
John Alexander Dowte
Boston Insurance Company
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Fuller
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