Quiet Society Wedding Ties Abeir Lawler to Leopold Rassow
A quiet Friday ceremony at the Lawler home on Fifty fourth street and College avenue united Abeir Lawler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawler with Leopold W. C. Rassow son of Senator Rassow of Bremen Germany. Rev George W. Carson officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 1128 North Alabama street after a short trip. Numerous society figures and guests are noted in a long roundup of engagements showers and travels for Indianapolis families with many attending gatherings and upcoming departures to cities like New York Chicago Hartford and Brooklyn.
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Thomas Lawler
Fiftyfourth Street
College Avenue
Abeir
Goldie Herbert
Leopold W. C. Rassow
Senator Rassow
Bremen
Germany
George W. Carson
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Cannot Tell Lie So She Goes Free
In Cleveland Ohio on August 12 Anna Egan forty faced police court. Asked if she was drunk she replied I can't tell a lie about it. The judge questioned how long since her last appearance and urged her to seek work or beg the lady’s pardon as appropriate.
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Cleveland
Anna Egan
Annie
Judge McGannon
McGannmon
East End
McGannon
Germans marvel at gum chewing girls in New York
A group of 29 German students from Cologne high school of commerce and industry touring New York report chewing gum as the most striking American habit. They learn of gum from an American after asking about women's use of tobacco, then all buy gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Fe
Cologne High School of Commerce and Industry
America
Queen Mary Sets Model for Busy Aristocratic Mothers
London report notes Queen Mary visited her nursery twice daily and stayed long with her children, inspiring high society. It contrasts lavish nurseries with risks from poisonous bath products and excessive clothing, blaming neglectful mothers who rely on nurses, though exceptions like Duchess of Norfolk and Duchess of Portland are praised.
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London
Queen Mary
Mary
Duchess of Norfolk
Duchess of Portland
Grace
Nuns See Grand Statehouse Beauty on Visit
Sister Sulpitia of Streator Illinois and Sister Lioba of St Bridgets academy tour the statehouse corridors Friday in awe of the arching dome marble recesses and quiet majesty. The visit marks a rare moment for the nun s group as they observe the vast building used to govern the state.
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Sulpitia of
Streator
Ill
Order of St. Francis
Lioba
St. Bridget’s Academy
Amusements Feature Lions and High Wire Acts at Riverside
Amusements column notes Adgie the lion tamer at Riverside bathing beach this week with bold feats likened to Daniel and a history of close calls. She has performed with Hagenbach’s troupe in Germany and circuses in Paris, promising extra stunts on Ladies Day. The bill includes the Great Davenports and the Sterling brothers, with “The Death Swing” to debut soon. Also reviewed is Meredith Nicholson’s Rosa lind at Red Gate at the Park, staged by Edward E. Rose featuring a staged rainstorm and Indiana settings around Lake Annandale. The Indiana play runs through Saturday with strong attendance.
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Adgie
Riverside
Daniel
Hagenbach
Germany
Paris
Sterling Brothers
Europe
Meredith Nicholson
Rosalind
Red Gate
Edward E. Rose
Annandale
Indiana
Glenarm House
Tippecanoe River
Lake Annandale
Ind
Fined in police court for substandard cream in downtown eateries
Five restaurant keepers faced $10 fines and costs after police court tested cream at under 18 percent butter fat. Enery Smith and George Barmgrove faced penalties as managers tied to the milk distribution. Dairy and restaurant owners including P G Hayworth W Brobst and Topp received fines. some requested jury trials.
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White
Smith
P. G. Hayworth
Pythian Building
East Market Street
W. Brobst
George Topp
Massachusetts Avenue
Belt Railroad
Charles Wiltsie
Wiltsie
Topp
E. W. Corey
W. E. Bauchamp
J. &. Wrett
J. A. Passwater
Three Ball Charter Not Granted by State
L. J. Libbing and Co. fail again to secure a pawnbroker charter as Attorney General James Bingham and Secretary of State Fred A. Sims return the proposal. The plan lacks clear business description, lists only some names, and fails to specify the number of trustees and managers. This is the second failed attempt to register the three balls symbol with the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Libbing & Co
Fred. A. Sims
James Bingham
Many Behind Bars Will Weep for Her
A Washington death ends the life of Mrs. J. Ellen Foster a special agent of the justice department cherished by Indiana’s federal women prisoners. She led reform in women’s prisons praising Indiana models and served as a suffragette and active progressive political worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
J. Ellen Foster
Department of Justice
Show Draws Painter Money Draws Thief
Frank Staley, owner of a sign painting shop at 129 East Court Street, left Clarence Smith in charge Thursday afternoon. Smith left briefly for a 5 cent show and returned to find $6 missing from the till. Also, a thief entered the Griffith home at 1264 East Tenth Street while the family was away, taking $1.25 and a gold watch from an unlocked front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staley
East Court Street
Clarence Smith
Smith
Robert Griffith
East Tenth Street
Waitresses Strike Ends With Riot and Arrest in Chicago
In Chicago at noon a waiteress strike escalated into a riot with several injuries. Union walking delegate Annie Willard was arrested on rioting charges as a crowd blocked the street outside the cafe. Ten waitresses participated in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Annie Willard
Man accused of stealing sister’s dress for party
In Cleveland on August 12 Anna Tilitsky charged her brother Tilitsky with stealing a dress from her in police court. The defendant said he took the dress to take a girl to a party because her clothes were not good enough, but he later returned it. Judge McGannon released him amid amusement and a noisy court.
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Cleveland, O
Anna Tilitsky
Judge McGannon
Tilitsky
Farmer With Gun Pursues Eloapers in Ohio
Silas Shively a Delaware county farmer arrived in Marion Ohio with tears in his eyes and a gun in his jeans to search for his 14 year old daughter Louise who ran away with a farmhand He sought police aid and threatened to kill the man if found vowing to keep up the search even if it costs him his large farm and possessions.
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Marion
Silas Shively
Delaware County
Louise
Ohio
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