Cauble Elected to Lead Bethany One More Year
Rev. C. W. Cauble was unanimously elected president of the Bethany assembly, succeeding the late L. L. Carpenter. Born in Satem Indiana, Cauble has held leadership roles across Greencastle Indianapolis and Martinsville, with a record of scholarly study and church service. He outlined plans for a stronger administration and improvements, including a large athletic field, year‑round hotels and sanitarium operations, with Miss Mattie Boteler and other speakers featured at recent sessions. His aides include E. B. Scofield as vice president and W. Z. Hackieman as secretary, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cauble
Bethany Assembly
L. L. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Assembly
Rev. Cauble
Martinsville
Ind
Holy Land
Satem
Dr. Cauble
Lexington
Indiana University
Harvard University
Cauble
Christian Church
Greencastle
Sixth Christian Church of
Indianapolis
Mattie M. Boteler
Cincinnati
The
Outlook
Daniel Hasting
Jamaica
F. B. Huffman
Indiana Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Jeon P. D. John
DePauw University
Vernon Stauffer
Angola
M. E. Harlan
Effe Cunningham
Johnny Appleseeds
Grant K. Lewis
Gant
America Christian Misionary Society
E. B. Scofield
E. L. Anderson
Union City
W. 2. M. Hackieman
A. M. Tragsdale
Tnndianapolis
Republicans clash over judicial convention date in two counties
A Republican state committee meeting at 8 pm Thursday aims to resolve a dispute in Grant and Delaware counties over the date for selecting delegates to the judicial convention. Delaware Republicans favor August 26 for ejecting delegates, while Grant Republicans demand a date that better chances Robert Van Atta of Marion for the judicial nomination.
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Republican State Committee
Grant
Delaware
Grant County
Robert van Atta
Marion
Posts and Corps Meet at Fairview Park Reunion
Grand Army posts and ReWef corps of Marion county hold their annual reunion and campfire at Fairview park on Saturday. Department Commander A. P. Asbury will give speeches along with other GA R members. A musical program is planned. The meeting is open to the public and Civil War veterans are urged to attend.
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Grand Army Posts and ReWef Corps
Marion County
Fairview Park
A. P. Asbury
Vaudeville dancer Miss Maude Kramer wins wooden-shoe medal
Miss Maude Kramer of the Kramers at the Colonial vaudeville week holds the championship wooden-shoe buck dancing medal awarded by a New York publication. She previously won the medal for 1908 and 1909.
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Maude Kramer
Kramers
Colonial
New York
Thieves Break Into Saloon on Wilmoot Street
Burglars broke into Patrick Shine's saloon at Wilmoot and Ohio streets early Thursday morning through a side window. They stole $2 in cash, cigars, and whiskey.
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Patrick Shine
Wilmoot
Ohio
Detective quits after accidental gunfire amid sleuthing misadventure
Virgil Harmsdorfer a private detective spends two days as a sleuth and plans to quit after a shot fired from a bicycle policeman's revolver. He was watching a North and Delaware street house when Demmerly began tailing him. Harmsdorfer mistook watchers for employer or footpad and voiced frustration over the job.
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Glenn
Harmsdorfer
North
Delaware
F. W. Demmerly
East North Street
Simon
Pennsylvania Street
Demmerly
North Street
Fine Singer Found for Shriners Ship Ahoy Play
Indianapolis search for talent for the Shriners operetta Ship Ahoy at Fairview Park the week of Aug 22. J E Caine of Newcastle, a veteran on stage, will sing as a principal with the Indianapolis group and may tour Indiana. The Navy flavored production features solos choruses vaudeville acts and the Indianapolis military band. A battleship deck setting will frame the show to benefit the Shriners temple building fund.
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Murat Committee On
William A. Holt
Indianapolis
Fairview Park
Shriners’ Temple Building Fund
Indiana
Newcastle
J. E. Caine
Richard Caine
Tokio
Fairview
Five Year Old Boy Killed in Railroad Crossing Accident
Five year old Joseph Means of 865 West New York Street died after being struck by passing cars at the Big Four crossing of Blackford Street and the canal. Witnesses say the boy climbed into empty boxcars for grain for his pigeons and was crushed after being jolted by the switch engine. He died at City Hospital after showing nerve, asking for his mother and father. His stepfather C. S. Means, a West New York Street grocer, was present.
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Joseph Means
New York Street
Hannah Means
Blackford Street
Canal
Little Joseph
City Hospital
C. S. Means
Trust Company and Bank Lease New Lemcke Annex Floor
The Security Trust Company and the Columbia National Bank will occupy the first floor of the Lemcke annex on North Pennsylvania Street now under construction. The new building will be fifteen stories high.
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the Security Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Lemcke
Pennsylvania Street
Jin
Physicians board clash delays state exam results
Dr W T Gott, secretary, rushes to convene a meeting in Indianapolis to grade July exams for 90 aspiring doctors. Osteopathic member Dr Spaunhurst has left for Chicago with papers not delivered, delaying certificates and causing friction with the rival regular physicians.
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State House
State Medical Board
W. T. Gott
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
J. F. Spaunhurst
Chicago
Spaunhurst
Gott
All Who Ask Are Given Good Positions Report
The July monthly report from Mrs. L. M Wright, head of the Children's Aid Association employment bureau, shows all applicants for work secured positions. Fifty-nine applications, ninety-eight positions filled, ninety-one employers seeking help. Of those placed, sixty-nine went to factories or firms, twelve as domestics, four as errand boys, and five on farms or in homes.
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L. M Wright
The
Children’s Aid Association
Daughter of Social Leader
New York Aug 11 Alice Astor daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jacob Astor arrived from abroad with her mother It is Mrs Astors first visit to America since she divorced her husband John Jacob Astor She was told about reports she was about to marry Lord Curzon former viceroy of India She became very angry and said that she was not going to marry our bods.
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New York
Alice Astor
John Jacob Astor
Mrs. Astor
America
John Ja
Cob Astor
Lord Curzon
India
Going Out of Town Dominates Indianapolis Scene
Indianapolis merchants hotel men rail road and traction employees report going out as the current trend. Thousands are taking vacation trips while transient guests vanish from hotels. Clerks lament slow activity with no new items and merchants advertising deep cuts on clothing sporting goods and travel accessories as the last of the summer rush ends.
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Indianapolis
New Bids Required After Budget Decision
The board of public safety must relet bids for an auto police patrol and auto fire truck since no funds were appropriated. Corporation Counsel Kealing ruled the board cannot contract without money. The board also changed policy to require bids for all engine house additions. Supt Hyland blocked private showings of the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures, warning arrests if shown in Indianapolis.
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Board of Public Safety
Joseph B. Kealing
Supt
Hyland
Jeffries-Johnson
Indianapolis
William E. Davis
Government may act in wheat corner case
Washington Aug 11 officials of the Chicago board of trade testified before the special grand jury investigating the beef trust. The testimony is under review by the justice department as a basis for action against the wheat corner manipulators. Ed Kenyon returned to Washington from Chicago and prompted the board to appear. Action depends on Kenyon's report to Attorney General Wickersham, but unlikely while the current grand jury sits.
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Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Beef Trust
Chicago
Department of Justice
Department
Ed Kenyon
Kenyon
Board of Trade
Wickersham
Charlton Hearing Postponed Again
In Jersey City New Jersey on August 11 Porter Charlton held in Hudson county jail as a fugitive from Italy faced extradition proceedings. An agreement of attorneys postponed the formal arrangement to September 20.
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Jersey City
N. J
Porter Charlton
Hudson County
Italy
Body of Belle Elmore Identified
London reports a confirmed identification of Belle Elmore, wife of Dr. H H Cripper, as the murder victim. An operation led to the destruction of the body buried in a cellar at 39 Hilldrop Crescent North London. Prof Pepper, the Home Office analyst, now states with certainty the remains are female.
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London
H. H. Cripper
Quebec
Belle Elmore
Hilldrop Crescent
Pepper
Home Office
New Linn Grove Bank Opens With 17500 Capital
The Bank of Linn Grove in Adams county received a banking department certificate and will start operation Monday. Peter Hoffman serves as president and Homer Niederhauser as cashier. Fifty banks have not forwarded June 30 reports to the department as required by the U S monetary commission.
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Peter Hoffman
Homer Niederhauser
Department
United States Monetary Commission
Society widens scope organizes junior auxiliary
At a Indianapolis humane society meeting held Wednesday night at the Commercial club the decision was made to form a junior auxiliary. The group will enlist help from children to broaden the society's activities and outreach.
Clerk Files for Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Max Dann, a clerk of Anderson, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court on Thursday. The filing lists liabilities at 3477.35 dollars and assets of 425 dollars.
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Max Dann
Anderson
Dann
Prayer service leads guest preacher in Home Presbyterian
Rev. William E. Quer of Butler Pa will lead the Thursday night prayer meeting at Home Presbyterian church and preach there again next Sunday morning and evening. He is a guest of Mrs Anna M Hitchcock and family 983 West Thirty first street. Rev. William J Caldwell of Bethany Presbyterian Danville will preach Sunday morning and evening August 21 at Home Presbyterian church.
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William E. Quer
Butler
Home Presbyterian Church
Anna M. Hitchcock
West Thirty-first Street
William J. Caldwell
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Danville
Franklin Woman Cured After Dr Gilmer Treatment
A Franklin woman is reported cured after treatment by Dr Gilmer Medical Institute. Many invalids praise the physicians for curing chronic disease where others failed, becoming walking testimonials for their methods.
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Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
Watercolor Exhibit Showcases Indianapolis and Brown County Scenes
An exhibit of watercolor paintings by Ly Temperice and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson is on display at 510 West Forty-first Street, featuring scenes around Indianapolis and Brown County and continuing through the rest of the week.
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Indianapolis
Brown County
West Forty-first Street
Ly Temperice
John Herron Art Institute
Charles A. Wilson
Gilmer Medical Institute Opens Indiana Offices
The Deaf, Lame, Blind, Rheumatic and Paralytic cured by physicians at the Gilmer Medical Institute. Free consultation and examination are offered. Permanent offices at 46 North Pennsylvania Street, Suites D and E. They claim quick, permanent cures and invite long-standing cases deemed incurable by others. They guarantee cures in cases they accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
Pennsylvania Street
Indiana
Thor
Man Claims Co defendant's witness is of unsound mind
Alec Alexander and Vernie Secrist faced Acting Judge Chamberlin in police court on arson and insurance fraud charges. Alexander argued Secrist was mentally unfit to testify. Secrist testified as to being hired to burn Alexander's box factory at 310 Kansas street, with further testimony planned for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Alexander
Vernie Secrist
Chamberlin
Secrist
McAllister
Alexander
Alesxander
Kansas Street
Attempt Made to Burn Two Buildings in Spring Street Fire
An attempt to burn two frame dwellings at 628 and 630 Spring Street was made Wednesday afternoon. A fire was built between the houses but was discovered in time to prevent major damage. William Montgomery resides at one of the houses. the other is vacant. The homes stand close together.
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Spring Street
William Montgomery
Secret Wedding Surprise at 1015 Parker Avenue
Guests gathered Tuesday evening at 1015 Parker avenue to witness the marriage of Miss Elsie Mitchell and D. W. Fisher. The couple quietly wed August 15, 1909, in Peoria Illinois, and kept it a year secret from their guests.
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Parker Avenue
Elsie Mitchell
D. W. Fisher
Peoria
Ill
Children Visit Governor's Office on Capitol Excursion
Seventy eight Mulberry Indiana Sunday school children toured Governor Marshall's office during a quiet period. They explored the outer office, sat in large chairs, and climbed window ledges while Miss Lucy Eliot, the executive clerk, stood at her formidable desk. Reverend Henry S. Gekeler and Mrs. Gekeler accompanied the group.
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S. B. Smith
Mulberry
Ind
Gov. Marshall
Lucy Eliot
Capitol
Henry S. Gekeler
Central Avenue
Reformed Church
Indianapolis
Mra. Gekeler
Bureau Moves Into Federal Building In Indianapolis
The Bureau of Animal Industry moved to room 402 of the federal building in Indianapolis as part of centralizing federal offices. Previously located at Kingan's packing plant, the bureau employs forty five clerks inspectors and veterinarians under Dr. H. H. George. It will conduct three examinations on stock killed at packing houses and on cured meats.
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Indianapolis
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Building
Kingan
Packing Company
H. H. George
Department of Agriculture
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