Leeth Seeks Fifth District Council Nomination in Indianapolis
Dr Moses C Leeth announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for councilman in Indianapolis Fifth District for the August 5 1909 primary. A long list of local Democrats support him highlighting his residence of fifteen years and status as a large Fifth District property owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Aid City
Moses C. Leeth
Bawin H. Emrick
John N. Navin
Cheries Remaster
Albert Sahm
Francis H. Gevrgk
St. John's Church
John
W. Holtzman
James E. Berry
W. T. Patten
A. Steffin
W. M. Fogarty
Fidelity Truet Company
J. M. Devine
C. A. O’connor
John Agnew
EB. R. Opton
E. Rauh
Union Stockyards and Belt Railroad
E. Gavin
John R. Welch
William ©. Beck
J. M. Spencer
Joseph F. Weber
John D. Shea
Henry A. Harmon
Dr. Leeth
George B. Rubens
Rubens
Silver Democratic Club
L. N. Howard
Gauss
Michael BE. Howard
School No 13 painting bids due August 10 1909
Sealed proposals for painting varnishing and inside finish of School No 13 are due by 8 p m August 10 1909. Plans are at J T Johnson Co Architects. Bid blanks provided by the Board require a $100 certified check with bid. If the winning bidder fails to sign within 10 days a contract the check becomes the Board’s liquidated damages. The Board may reject any or all bids. Indianapolis July 27 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Indianapolis
J. T. Johnson & Co
Laymen to Lead Auburn Presbyterian Morning Services
Auburn Ind Aug 4 The Presbyterian church decides that during the pastor's vacation the morning services will be in charge of laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Presbyterian Church
No More Hay Fever Cure Promises Immunity
Thousands once prone to hay fever can avoid attacks without climate change through ascatco, a remedy claimed to cure asthma, catarrh and bronchitis. Used weeks before pollen exposure, symptoms vanish and distress is avoided. The Austrian Laboratory distributes it through Henry J. Huder with fifty cent and two dollar sizes available in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis
Fairmount Fair Promises Smooth Run With Ideal Weather
Fairmount Indiana expects a large crowd for a three day fair with pig week. Organizers Emery Swindle and Barney Smith have prepared the grounds by watering, mowing, fencing, and improving drainage. The Fairmount band will provide music and Union Traction Company plus Panhandle Railroad plan special crowd service.
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Fairmount
Ind
Fairmount Fair
Emery Swindle
Barney Smith
Snaire Place
Union Traction Company
The
Panhandle Railroad
Folding money mix up ends in local arrest
Goshen Indiana August 4 Chester Ame den was arrested at the rubber works where he is employed by Marshal Self. A boy clerking in Miller grocery charged him with handing a five dollar bill so the currency number on the back read 5106 showing only ten. The boy took it for a ten dollar bill and gave Ame den the change. He will not be prosecuted.
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Goshen
Ind
Chester
Ameden
Rubber Works
Marshal Self
Miller Grocery
Amsden
Elkhart Police May Don New White Gloves
Elkhart Ind Aug 4 Chief George H Whiteman leads Elkhart police through ethics street decorum and first aid training as they prepare to adopt frock coat uniforms and white gloves on duty with a refined style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
George H. Whiteman
Boss Linthwaite Quietly Ends 82-Year Service
Evansville Indiana veteran William Linthwaite who worked at the E and T H shops from their inception until last week died at his home aged 76. Born in Belpre Derbyshire he came to America at 49 and built a lifelong career, guiding his sons and grandson into the same plant. His funeral was held Tuesday after a long, faithful career.
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Locust Street
William Linthwaite
Frank A
Sen
Frank Jr
Linthwaite
Mr. Linthwaite
Belpre
Derbyshire
America
Columbus
Rose” Linthwaite
Political strife marks city primaries as Harding and Shank clash
In the upcoming mayoral race factions split along lines of fairness and control. Harding backers reshuffle precinct boards to favor their candidate while Shank supporters deploy watchers. Speeches at multiple locations rally voters as endorsements and circulars circulate, urging nomination for Gauss or Harding and signaling a fierce contest.
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Harding
Harry Klanamann
Samuel Lewis Shank
Klausmann
Shank
C. A. Gauss
Gauss
Joseph N. Hogue
S. Lew Shank
Mr. Hogue
Hogue
Trades Indiana property for large Kansas farm
Washington Indiana Aug. 4 County Auditor Thomas Nugent has returned from Kansas where he completed a trade exchanging his flour mill and other property at Jamestown near Indianapolis for 1200 acres of farm land near Yates Center Kansas. The land in the neighborhood of Yates Center is described as high grade farming land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nugent
Kansas
Jamestown
Indianapolis
Yates Center
Logansport Man Injured in Spokane Rail Crash
Logansport Indiana August 4 Harry Bell a former deputy county surveyor from Logansport was injured in a Spokane Washington railroad wreck Saturday in which 12 people were killed and 40 injured He is in Deaconess Hospital Spokane with his wife reporting his condition is not serious
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Logansport
Ind
Harry Bell
Spokane
Wash
Deaconess
Cat Makes Chicago Trip On Unusual Railway Journey
Logansport, Aug 4. Frank Ruff, a Panhandle car inspector, claims his cat could not be lost and rode to Chicago in three days, secured in a coal sack on a Paohapdlo train, returning unaided. Also notes Dr. A. Gauss’s 35 years in Indianapolis tin trade and his mayoral campaign effort.
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Logansport
Ind
Frank Ruff
Panhandle
Chicago
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M. C. Leeth
Board of Primary Election Commissioners
John E. Cleland
Way
Evansville, Ind
HILE
Yings
P. J. Kelleher
Shelby Street
Pletcher Avenue
Lew Shank
West
Twelfth
Annette
Mr. Shank
John B. Elam
Fletcher
State Avenues
W. N. Harding
Thallots
Ce-Eee
Morris and
West Streets
Washington Street
Germana Avenues
Market
Harding Streets
Claypool Hotel
J. B. Elam
J. J. Ketcham
W W. Woollen
A. Z. Wiley
H. P. Wasson
Dr. T. P. Noble
W. A. Grever
A. ML. Grossbrenner
Augustin Bofce
A. A. Barnes
Jefferson H. Claypool
Elisha Havens
James S. Cruse
George B. Eliott
R. O. Hawkins
Charles B. Clarke
Democrats
Washington, Ind
William N. Harding
William Hecht
Geo. R. Benton
Lombard Building
Central Union Telephone Co
Ewer
John H. Sullivan
Ring
Cat
Ruff
Dc. A. Gauss
Jie
E. J. Hicks
Fred B. Ropkey
Judge City Court
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