Society's Doings at Indianapolis Country Club Opens Season
The Indianapolis Country club welcomes summer with a Saturday dinner and member dance at the clubhouse with out of town guests expected. Mrs Grace Julian Clarke spoke at the Henry County Federation of Women's clubs convention in Middletown. Jagoc Klein plans a European tour aboard Kronprinzess in Cecile. Florence Ward hosted Miss Charlotte Bogard from Terre Haute for a matinee and cards. Miss Anna Johnson leaves for Pittsburg to be soloist at Third Presbyterian Church while Mrs Farrow Kimball moves to New York. A special song service featured Miss Johnson. Recital Monday at the Cooperative School of Music features Miss Brinkmeyer and Miss Wilson. Mrs Hitchcock and Mr Porter hosted dinner for Miss Agnes Schroer and Ellis Squier of Frankfort who wed Wednesday. A large group travels to St Louis for the International Kindergarten convention. Emily Miller and Phillip Schaffline wed in Toledo and will reside at 1145 Lincoln Ave. Mrs Brennan hosts Proctor club with papers on homes and English architecture. Fortnightly Literary Club meets with talks on success, egotism, and destinies.
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Anna Johnson
Pittsburg
Third Presbyterian Church
Charles Farrow Kimball
Indianapolis
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Johnson
The Beauty Spot and Making News Headline Stage Bill
Amusements feature Mary Mannering in A Man's World with vaudeville acts, Grand's Making News with Lucille Spinney and Ainsworth Arnold, Park's The Devil starring George Arvine, and Empire's Williams Burlesquers plus Murat Jefferson De Angelis in The Beauty Spot at Shubert Murat theater four nights beginning tonight. The program includes a Waldorf musical number, comic songs, and elaborate living pictures from Zazel and LaMeta.
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Mary Mannering
Park
George Arvine
The
Ainsworth Arnold
Lucile Spinney
Matinees
Majestic
Vaudeville
Empire—Williams
Matinee
Murat
Jefferson de Angeles
General Samo
Pretty Pink Cake and the Hungry Visitor
A hungry man at a marble counter asks for candy and cake while a pre-surgeon fills a cup with blue fluid. He orders pie for breakfast, tries to use a fork, and buys a wedge of cake whose pink icing disappoints him as the waiter dismisses relics and seeks real food.
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Eucceps
Strangers to City With 101 Ranch Parade
A large Miller Brothers 101 Ranch pageant travels through Washington street drawing crowds Monday morning. The long parade features wild west scenes with Indians cowboys stagecoaches and border life, inviting city visitors to the western frontier.
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Golden West
Hfe
Washington Street
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Oklahoma Prairie
Joseph C. Miller
Dueling Suitors Swim Duel Ends in Tragedy in Serbia
Milendo Ignatitech and Todor Neshi shtish swore to win Sastia’s hand. In Belgrade on April 25 the two men swam the Morava for two hours. Milendo sank and drowned while Todor, rescued nearly exhausted, remains hospitalized and refuses marriage.
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Belgrade
Milenda Ignatitech
Todor Neshitsh
Sastia
Milendo
Todor
Kokomo Dances Win Hearts As Town Plans Ballroom
Kokomo Indiana awakes to a dance craze with numerous clubs and private investors planning a public ballroom in the new K of P building. The fever grips widowed and aged couples who have not danced for years and prompts several married people’s clubs with adult children.
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Kokomo
Ind
K. of P
Church Bells Ring All Day To Mark County Vote
Franklin Ind April 25 church bells will toll across 10 polls Monday to remind voters of the county option election. A monster union meeting Sunday filled the opera house with Rev W H Book of Columbia and several county business and professional leaders speaking.
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Franklin
Ind
Monster Union
Opera House
W. H. Book
Columbia
Food Probe Defends Tariff Amid Senate blowups
Washington April 25 The food price investigation was designed to defend the tariff law Senator Stone of Missouri charged today resting on centuries of senate voice He said Lodge Hale Aldrich and others asserted tariff innocence while ominous rumblings foretold evil days ahead for the G O P Smith of South Carolina urged a full probe into the bull cotton pool and the judiciary committee backed a senate inquiry into law enforcement abuses nationwide
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Washington
Stone
Degn
Missouri
Senate
Massachusetts
Lodge
Maine
Hale
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Bay State
Smith
South Carolina
James A. Fetten
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Guaranty Trust Secur es $5 Million in Gold for London
The Guaranty Trust company has engaged five million dollars in gold coin for shipment to London tomorrow. This large transfer underscores the bank’s international settlement activities and gold reserve movements during the period.
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New York
The
Guaranty Trust Company
London
Automobile kills child in Marshalltown crash
In Marshalltown Iowa on April 25 a 6 year old boy named George Eldridge died after being struck by an automobile. The driver’s identity was not known at the time of the report.
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Marshalltown
George Eldridge
Two Brothers War Over Large Estate in New York
William H. Peck seeks an accounting from his brother John A. Peck in a heated Supreme Court motion before Justice Blanchard. Peck alleges suppression of estate details after their father Arza C. Peck died in March 1906, and claims a $239,450 dower was improperly retained. Decision on the injunction to halt further disposition was reserved.
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New York
Supreme Court
Blanchard
James M. Fisk
Shaw
Fisk & Shaw
William H. Peck
John A. Peck
Arza C. Peck
Water Street
Suffragettes of France Hit by Low Woman Vote
Paris April 25 French suffragettes refuse to be discouraged by small vote totals for women candidates in Sundays election Madeleine Peletier head of the Womens Solidarity league led with 340 votes while Marguerite Durand received 34 in the Montmartre district Minister Millerand was the standout among ministers as the quiet election pointed toward most ministers likely to return Final balloting set for May 8
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Madeleine Peletier
Womens’ Solidarity League
Mme
Marguerite Durand
Montmartre
France
Millerand
Princeton unveils constant low temperature rooms at Palmer Lab
Princeton University has installed two constant low temperature rooms in the Palmer Physical Laboratory funded by Stephen S. Palmer. The dry, moisture-free rooms reach seven degrees below zero Fahrenheit with cork insulation and an automatic heater to maintain set temperatures. Researchers include Augustus Trowbridge, B. J. Spence, and Phillips Thomas, studying ice radiation and electrical properties.
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Princeton
N. J
Physical Laboratory
Palmer Physical Laboratory
Princeton University
Stephen S. Palmer
New York
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Reichs-Anstalt
Berlin
University of Zurich
Palmer Laboratory
Elmer Howard Loomis
Physics Department
Augustus Trowbridge
B. J. Spence
Phillips Thomas
Electrical Engineering
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Henry County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Middletown
Newcastle
Knightstown
Spiceland
New Lisbon
Lewisville
Straughnas
Dunrerth
Jagcob Klein
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Europe
Florence Ward
Grand Theater
Charlotte Bogard
Terre Haute
Miss Ward
Co-operative School of Music
Flora Brinkmeyer
Helen Wilson
Johnny
Marie Hitchcock
Charles Porter
Hitchcock
Agnes Schroer
Ellis A. Squier
Frankfort
Eliza A. Blaker
Elizabeth Brewster
Ruth Patterson
Charlotte Gariier
Albertine Shepard
Martha Criley
Grace Nourse
Edith Wachstetter
Helen Wallick
Mary Shell
Opal Hawkins
Frances Woerner
Caroline Pracht
Alice Puddefoot
Helen Meek
Josephine McDowell
Anna Fern
Martha Carey
Irma Vonnegut
Grace DeVere
Carrie Woodbridge
Esther Niedemier
St. Louis
Emily Miller
Phillip Schafline
Toledo
Gustav Miller
F. Market Street
C. B. Bacon
E. J. Brennan
Proctor Club
Capitol Avenue
J. L. Ferris
W. F. Kuhn
Englis
Goldsmith
Rebecca Rogers George
James P. Baker
W. H. Dye
de Angelis
Ecomedian
GRAND
Lucille Spinney
the Grand
W. M. Herschell
Newa
Plavnet
Miss Spinney
Mr. Arnold
Majestic Theater
Jesse Lasky
the Waldorf
Knute Erickson
the Park
Parktheater
Molnar
the Devil
George Arliss
Henry E. Dixey
Dixey
Arliss
Dr. Miller
Arvine
Louise Dunbar
Olga Hofman
Empire
Williams
Imperials
the Empire
Harry UL. Cooper
Museums of Natural History
Zoological Parks
Plains
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Ious
D.V. “Tantlinger
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Jennie
Wolf
Zabora
Servia
Waters of the
S. Penn
Century
S&s
Retary
John A
Frange
University
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
A. C
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Ad L. McKee
Fred M. Ayres
Henry Kahn
Charles Mayer
H. P. Wasson
G. A. Efroymoon
Main
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