Honor On Rifle Range At Fort Woods
Sound of firing fills the woods behind Ft. Benjamin Harrison as the annual school of instruction for enlisted men opens. The aim is to improve marksmanship with contests offering rank pay increases up to sharpshooter level. Lt Col Cecil oversees a full day of practice across multiple ranges with officers joining the firing line.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Department of the Army
Washington
Tenth Infantry
Sergt
B. A. Lambert
Abderdice
Uret
Eichleberger
Col
Cecil
Schuman
Breckinridge
Buret
Allderdice
Eickleterger
Comp
Schoful
Bush
Ministers Praise Work Of Brother Ministers At Funeral
A number of city ministers aided by the George H. Thomas G A R post attended the funeral of the late Rev. E A Campbell at East Tenth Street M E church Friday at 2 30. District Superintendent Bently delivered the sermon scripture was read by Rev J W J Collins and Rev H C Clippinger read the obituary. Brief remarks were offered by several pastors. Campbell who was chaplain of the Thomas Post G A R at his death, the post held a short service. Pallbearers were city ministers. The body was taken to Rising Sun Indiana for burial Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Thomas G. A. R. Post
E. A. Campbell
East Tenth Street
M.E
C. Bently
J. W. J. Collins
H. C. Clippinger
C. Tinsley
M Bryde
Alonzo Murphy
J. W.dashiel
Campbell
Thomas Post
Girl on Motorcycle Flung Onto Porch Injures Pauline Allen
Pauline Allen of 442 North Illinois Street suffered painful injuries Thursday night after a girl on a motorcycle was tossed onto a porch. A bystander noted the incident appeared as if the house was the motorcycle’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Allen
North
Ilnois’ Street
Pahen
Misa Allen
Saloons cited for fining intoxicated men in court
Acting Police Judge Averill denounces saloon keepers who sell liquor to intoxicated men. Special Policeman Graves testifies finding John King, 65, in a helpless state and sending him to police HQ. King, who claimed only two or three drinks, was fined $1 plus costs.
Local Catholics to attend Montreal Eucharistic congress
Indianapolis Catholics will travel to Montreal for the Eucharistic congress September 8 to 12. Rev. John Cavanaugh of Notre Dame is the sole Indiana priest chosen to speak before the English branch. Cardinal Vannutelli will represent the pope. Montreal is dubbed Rome of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bicycles Must Wear Lights After Dark
Bicycle riders must have lamps burning under an order by Supt. of Police Hyland. The city enforces the bicycle light ordinance after dusk as riders and officers have recently neglected the rule.
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Supt. of Police Hyland
Sunday church services listed for city churches
Local notices list Sunday morning and evening sermons at First Baptist Bismarck Avenue Christian Second Presbyterian Tabernacle Presbyterian Sutherland Presbyterian Edwin Ray Memorial Presbyterian Roberts Park M E North Park Christian and other congregations with speakers including Rev H P Kiyver Walter S Smith A R Miles J C Day Bob Clark Hurlstone and Dr Robert Aley plus guest pastor Rev W E Oller and details on schedules and special music All services are in August with various exchanges and class meetings noted.
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Bismarck Avenue
Walter S. Smith
Indianapols
Arlington
Roberts Park
M. E
Albert Hurlstone
Hoberts Park
Herbert M. Adkinson
North Park
George B. McKee
Union Gospel
Capitol Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Edwin 8. Marshall
Grace Presbyterian Church
William E. Oller
First Presbyterian Church
Butler
Home Presbyterian Church
Oller
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Joseph Pinckney Durham
Barroom Artist Is Gone and None Seems To Know
A nostalgic fragment recalls barroom hobos who painted mirrors with winter scenes and mermaids in exchange for drinks. Managers like W A Holt recall Dick Montgomery and other artists who vanished from inns, leaving only plain whiting and faded memories of crafted glass.
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W. A. Holt
Grand Hotel
Dick Montgomery
Incendiary Barn Fire Damages Lensman Property
Two young girls discovered a second incendiary fire in the barn of Henry Lensman, a grocer at 2222 Shelby Street, Saturday morning. Firefighters saved a shed behind the barn but the structure, owned by Lensman near Charles Williams at 2225 Barth Avenue, burned with about 1500 dollars in losses. a cow tied in the shed was saved.
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Henry Lensman
Shelby
Lensman
Charles Williams
Barth Avenue
Curtain Fire Sparks From A Match At Home
A Mrs Gifford struck a window lace curtain with a match causing a small blaze that firefighters contained. no other damage reported. An incendiary set fire to a vacant property barn at 3206 Shelby, spreading to a shed at 2310 Shelby behind L B Hearsey home. losses listed at 100 and 10 dollars.
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John Gifford
West McCarty Street
Shelby Street
L. B. Hearsey
Auto collision injures none despite two cars involved
An auto driven by Mrs. T. Pinkus of 3821 Washington boulevard collided with Vernon Griffith at 1420 North Delaware street near New York and Meridian streets Friday evening. Beta Machines were damaged but no injuries reported.
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T. Pinkus
Washington Boulevard
Vernon Griffith
Delaware Street
New York
Meridian Streets
Four hit in submarine explosion at sea
In an explosion Saturday on the submarine A 1 at Portsmouth England Lieuts Regnalt and Stopford and four men were dangerously injured.
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Portsmouth
England
Lieuts
Regnalt and Stopford
Woman seeks kidnapped son reported in Cincinnati case
Julia Kapuritis of Cincinnati says her 5-year-old son George was led away by a large man from her Oliver Street home. She chased leads to Indianapolis, where she was told the boy would be with John Misock at Jennings Lumber yards, aided by a man named W E Stone. No such places or person exist. she appeals to police for help locating her child.
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Julia Kapuritis
Oliver Street
Cincinnati
George
Apolis
Gilliam to Take First Vacation From Public Duty
Millard Gilliam, the smiling state house official, plans a week off starting Monday. He will travel to Carthage Indiana with relatives seeking simple rest, avoid golf, and skip goat development while he indulges a naturalist’s curiosity and views living birds in the countryside.
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Gilliam
Carthage
Ind
Bible Institute Ends at Bethany in Huge Session
The Bible institute of Indiana wraps up at Bethany Park with a grand finale Saturday evening. Miss Mattie M. Boteler of Cincinnati, former Outlook associate editor, headlines the closing program alongside other noted speakers. Friday featured a lively banquet, a swimming party, and a watermelon feed as the park hosts wrapped up a week of lectures and concerts. Deliberations on civic righteousness and church reform closed the convention of the Disciples of Christ with praise for the sessions and key speakers.
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Mattie M. Boteler
Cincinnati
The
Outlook
Disciples’ Brotherhood
Bethany Hotel
W. E. M. Hackleman
Bible Institute
A. W. Conner
Bicknell
Ind
Garry, L. Cook
Marion Stevenson
St. Louis
Henrietta Stoy
New Albany
Butler College
Big Lick Creek
Brotherhood of the Diciples of Christ
G. Buckner
Elkhart
Two in Fight Over Land-Filled Purse
A crowd watched a street corner scramble after a boy dropped a purse at Ohio and Pennsylvania streets. A negro and a streetcar conductor fought for the bag, backed by Corner Policeman George Johnston, until it was found to contain only sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
George Johnston
Ohio Street
Johnston
Governor Asked To Stop Liquor Sales
A petition by twenty six Worthington citizens asks Governor to halt liquor sales. Secretary Mark Thistlethwaite will request Green County Prosecuting Attorney J M Hudson to probe alleged violations of local option laws. The governor says petitioners seek to evade law enforcement and that constitutional powers do not authorize interference.
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Worthington
Mark Thistlethwaite
Marshall
J. M. Hudson
Green County
Reverend Wolfe to Speak at Fletcher Place M E Church
Rev. G. D. Wolfe resumes duties after vacation and will occupy the pulpit at Fletcher Place M. E. Church on Sunday both morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Wolfe
Fletcher Place
M. E
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Ptune
Fort
East Side
Logal
Montreal
First Baptist
H. P. Kiyver
Peru
Second Presbyterian
A. R. Miles
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. C. Day
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Thomas W. Graham
Edwin Ray M. E
Rev
Christ
the Leading Trust Company
Indiana
the Union Trust Company
Mr. Holt
the Denison
Moro Castle
South Side
Taft
State House
Millard
American National Bank
Plate Safe Deposit
Weather Reaper
Fred
Marion
Dia
Ynainnapolis
Walter Ehlers
Withess St
Armstrong
Victor
Zou
Bethany
Miss Boteler
Bethany Park
Tabernacle
Christian Endeavor Choral Union of
Bethany Aid Society
Alexandria Sunday School
Siltcesa
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Rev. Wolfe
Foreign Exchange and Letters of Credit Bank
Continental National Bank
N. Meridian St
Indianapolis Gas Co
Burgheim
Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Maryland St
Milwaukee
Ohio St
the Sun Building
Compton
Indianapolis Sun
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