Labor Day Parade Promises Largest Indianapolis Event
The labor day parade in Indianapolis is set to be the most elaborate yet with Joseph Lumley as grand marshal and John J. Hughes as parade chair. Speakers include Charles Atherton, John Lennon, and John Fry. The procession runs Meridian to Monument Place then Washington Street to Ohio Street, with a strong show of union contingents and parade officials.
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Indianapolis
Joseph
Lumley
John J. Hughes
Charles R. Atherton
Cincinnati
Polishers’ Journal
John B. Lennon
Bloomington lI
American Federation of Labor
John Fry
Iron Molders’ Journal
Meridian
Vermont
Monument Place
Washington Street
East Street
Pennsylvania
Ohio Street
Ohio
J. R. Lumley
Frank Johnson
Thad S. Gurley
Frank M. K Hockitt
Labor Day Committee
John Hughes
E. E. Alberts
Willoughby
Harry G. Kulb
Bert Meyers
Meridian Street
Vermont Street
Tailors
Riverside car accident injures five in Martinsville
Mrs Ida Parks age 58 of Martinsville was badly hurt Sunday evening when the air brakes failed on an inbound Riverside car. Four others were slightly injured as they were thrown from their seats. The accident is blamed on a defective air brake system.
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Ida Parks
Martinsville
Iig
Riverside
Hibernians Send Strong Delegation to Indiana Convention
Delegates from Minneapolis and Marion county left Monday for Terre Haute to attend the biennial state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and auxiliary of Indiana. The delegation, headed by County President Bert A. Kavanaugh, includes nine auxiliary divisions and eight AOH divisions with officers Frank E. McCarthy Martin Lynch P B Gallagher and B F Kelly among them. The convention aims to advance a platform seeking complete independence for Ireland.
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Minneapolis
Marion County
Terre Haute
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Auxiliary
Indiana
Bert A. Kavanaugh
Counecilman
Frank E. McCarthy
Martin Lynch
P. B. Gallagher
B. F. Kelly
John Arthur
Margaret Taylor
Ireland
Eight Hauled In For Selling Liquor Sunday
Police arrested eight men for liquor law violations after raids Sunday. Saloon keeper John Donovan at 302 South New Jersey street and twenty others were taken into custody. Morphine-linked suicide attempt followed arrest of drugstore owner Mary Evans. Police reported gambling rings at several locations and seized multiple bottles of liquor.
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Crane
Donovan's
Sergt. Sehafer
John Donovan
New Jersey Street
Donovan
Lon McClure
West Eighteenth Street
Driscoll
Bremen
McClure
Mary Evans
Martindale Avenue
Sergi
Cox
Imperial
Roy B. Cullen
Newcastle
Phillip Mackley
Frank’ McNutt
Cullen
Emmet Smith
Martin Murphy
Bright
North Street
Frank Weilachber
Columbia Avenue
Frank O’brien
East Washington Street
Jesse Schrum
William Armitage
West
Washington Street
Capt. Crane
Lieut. Corrigan
Sergis
Metcalf
Old Settlers Have Novel Program
The twenty-ninth annual Old Settler’s meeting at Broad Ripple park promises an enjoyable day. A morning musical program precedes addresses by members including Robert Johnson, Mc Cordaville, president. Afternoon novelties feature contests for athletes musicians songs and orations, weights of babies and sizes of families.
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Broad Ripple Park
Robert Johnson
McCordaville
Fire damages home on Massachusetts avenue Sunday
A fire started from a flue damaged the home of Lambert Alien at 1461 Massachusetts avenue Sunday afternoon. Neighbors reported smoke and flames, with firefighters arriving promptly to extinguish the blaze and prevent spread. No injuries were reported, though the residence sustained significant damage.
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Lambert Alien
Massachusetts Avenue
Lewis Calmy Defeat at United Mine Workers Convention
The United Mine Workers of America convention adjourned after a riot and a heated power struggle led by President T L Lewis. William Green’s substitute gained initial support, with Illinois and other districts endorsed while strikes and funding changes were debated and challenged. The overnight session ended with Green prevailing in roll calls, disorder subsiding only after dawn.
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T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
Ohio
Green
Nova Scotia
International Executive Board
Howatt
Kansas
Linois
Lewis
Illinois
International Organization
Southwest
Colorado
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Inlinois
International
Presi
Grape-Nuts Proves Handy For Picnics And Frying
The article extols Grape-Nuts as ideal picnic food in a 15 cent package, already cooked and versatile dry or with milk or cream. It notes epicures use it to fry fish for added flavor, claiming it surpasses ordinary crumbs or corn meal for this purpose and highlights its concentrated food value.
Charity fair clears five thousand dollars for sick babies
The International interdenominational county fair, benefiting sick babies of the summer mission, closed with receipts of 5005 dollars and expenses expected between 1000 and 1500. About 300 boosters, 100 Overland employees, and a concert aided the event. Miss Mary Gilbert won the popularity contest with 4709 votes, aided by Laula Smith.
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County Fair Association
Secretacy
F. W. Olin
Merle Sidener
Carl Hunt
Overland Automobile Compiny
Will H. Brown
Edward Sourhier
Overland
Mary Gilbert
Columbia Club
Miss Gilbert
Laula Smith
R. E
Plummer
Plummmer
Commercial Club
Lightning Strikes Flood Broad Ripple Homes and Farms
During a Sunday electrical storm in Broad Ripple a cascade of lightning damaged residences barns and several telegraph and telephone poles. Ford Smith’s home sustained roof damage while the bolt ran down the wall. F C Kassabaum’s grocery house was struck, an iron fence was damaged, and a hen and twelve chickens were killed. A barn behind Mrs. Harcourt’s house took minor damage and a riverside cottage owned by George Sheets was damaged.
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Ripple
Ford Smith
F. C. Kassabaum
al Harcourt
White River
George Sheets
Maid Taken After Marked Bill Found
Miss Mary Ansbury a servant at Charles Biglow 3270 North New Jersey Street was arrested Sunday after a marked bill was found on her. Biglow has reported weeks of small cash and jewelry losses from his home as investigators pursue the source and motive behind the theft.
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Mary Ansbury
Charles Biglow
New Jersey Street
Biglow
Robs by transom route at North Pine street home
A burglar climbed through a kitchen transom at 224 North Pine street, Ed ward Remmeder’s residence, and stole a pair of trousers, $20 in cash, and a gala watch.
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Edward Remmeder
North Pine Street
Investigation target saloon tip probe by city council
The city council will begin an investigation Thursday into a saloon tip rumor, focusing on public officials including Mayor Shank and others. Edward Sourbier and Mayor Shank will be witnesses as the committee on public health and morals probes possible impropriety with police aid and aims to determine if any official was involved.
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Shank
Committee On Public Health and Morals
Edward G. Sourbier
Police Department
Supt
Hyland
Jank E. McCarthy
George B. Rubens
John Blumberg
Charles B. Stile
Fred C. Owen
Bank Consolidation Raises Question For County Finance Board
The county board of finance will decide Tuesday whether it can grant Fletcher American bank 1 million dollars in public funds amid a consolidation that merged Fletcher and American National Bank. Action taken Saturday was deferred as Auditor Albert Sahm noted the statute would not back such a transfer.
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County Board of Finance
Fletcher-American Bank
Finance Board
Fletcher and American National Bank
County Commissioners’ Office
Albert Sahm
Still Unconscious After Seven Days
Mrs. Louisa Haag, SS, mother of L. E. Haag, 521 Broadway, injured in an automobile accident a week ago, has been unconscious ever since. Doctors have not checked for skull fracture due to her advanced years. She bid a bad spell Sunday afternoon but recovered and relatives still hope for her recovery.
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Louisa Haag
L. E. Haag
S21 Broadway
Haag
Paralyzed Victim in Sad Dilemma at East Georgia Home
Buster Moore, 45, paralyzed from the waist down, lives at 826 East Georgia Street and faces desertion by friends after divorce. Once wealthy, he owns a house bought for 2200 but is now penniless. Mrs Philips at 916 East Georgia helps with meals but plans to leave town. He hopes tenants will pay in food and care as aid groups won’t help, assuming he has money.
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Buster Moore
East Georgia Street
Moore
William Philips
Humane Officers
Monon Officials Likely To Meet In Indianapolis
The annual Monon railroad meeting is expected in Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel around September 2. New duties begin as the new president and other officials take their posts. R. E. Taylor to remain general manager, Frank J. Reed general passenger agent, Q O C Carter general freight agent, and E. C. Field continues as vice president and general solicitor.
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Monon Railroad
Indianapolis
Claypool
R. E. Taylor
Frank J. Reed
QO. C. Carter
E. C. Field
Train Victim William Lindamood Buried in Crawfordsville
William Lindamood, killed by a train at Lafayette Thursday, was buried here Sunday from his mother Mrs. Jane Lindamood's home in Crawfordsville Indiana neighbors attended.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
William Lindamood
Lafayette
Jane Lindamood
Dr Gilmer Medical Institute Opens In Indiana
The Dr Gilmer Medical Institute locates permanent offices at 46 N Pennslyvania Street Suites D and Fo, Indiana, offering quick permanent cures and inviting long standing cases. They treat all forms of disease and deformities and guarantee a cure for every case accepted for treatment. A thoracic exam is made at the first interview and if incurable you are frankly told.
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Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
N. Pennsylvania Street
Indiana
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Plasterers’ Union
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Edgar A. Perkins
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Forma
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