Subscriptions Grow for Red Cross Movement in Indianapolis
Subscriptions for the Red Cross endowment fund rise with figures totaling 1236 dollars. The Indiana apportionment and local committee treasurer John H. Holliday report progress. Churches and Sunday schools will be asked to promote the movement, with collections or subscription papers to be reported, as plans extend to public schools under Supt. Kendall in the Indianapolis campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Red Cross
John H. Holliday
Holliday
of. N. Kendall
Indianapolis
Indiana horticultural society to hold annual convention
The Indiana horticultural society will hold its annual convention in the state house December 7 and 8. A display of fruits and vegetables will be featured and the business session will follow. Speakers include D B Johnson Mooresville C C Osborne Irvington F J Peacock Salem J W Roberts Washington D C W M Walton Jr LaPorte T A Farrand Eaton Rapids Mich H E Barnard Indianapolis G N Lindley Salem is president and Prof C G Woodbury of Purdue University is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shold Ia
Statehouse
Espeakerg
D. B. Johnson
Mooresville
C. C. Osborne
Irvington
F. J. “Peacock
Salem
J. W. Roberts
Washington, D. C
W. M. Walton Jr
La‘porte
T. A. Farrand
Eaton Rapids
Mich
H. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
G. N. Lindley
Prof
C. G. Woodbury
Purdue University
Adam couple lead grand ball at Indianapolis council event
Mr and Mrs Louis G Adam led the grand ball of 250 couples at the session of Indianapolis Council No 4 United Commercial Travelers at the German House Friday night. Supper was served in the banquet hall at 1130 pm. About sixty guests from Ohio and Indiana attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Adam
Indianapolis
United Commercial
German House
Ohio
Indiana
Moores Hill Alumni Elect New Officers
Fifty Moores Hill alumni gathered for the fourth annual Indianapolis Moores Hill alumni banquet in the M C A building. Miss Alta Roberts presided as association president while Dr. Harry Andrews King. Moores Hill president, responded to "The College" and Harley Ward spoke for the students. New officers for the year are E A Wood president Alva Gorby vice president and P R McAnally secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Hill College
E. A. Wood
Alva Gorby
P. R. McAnally
Indiana Township Assessors Seek Ib Law Codification
At the Indiana township assessors association meeting in the statehouse a legislative committee was named to codify township laws and to meet with the state trustees' association. The trustees bill would empower trustees to fix the tax levy with county appeal, classify townships, set trustee salaries, appoint road supervisors, and abolish the township advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Township Assessors’ Association
Statehouse
Thomas F. Cornelius
Anderson
Indiana State Trustees’ Association
Frank J. Singer
Gibson County
Daniel A. Frankes
Sullivan County
James Snider
Clark County
Henry Dunker
Bartholomew County
Homer Brown
Vigo County
Charles Potter
Wayne County
J. E. Berry
Marion County
Clem V. Powell
Delaware County
Wallace McClure
Tippecanoe County
August Gleitz
Cass County
John L. de Witt
Steuben County
W. N. Bacon
Fulton County
William N. Bacon
August Gleitze
Vote Harvest Ripe Now in Indianapolis Sun Contest
A Bonanza Days push urges candidates to boost subscriptions before December 10 with yearlong subscriptions. It highlights benefits for voters and carriers, promises nineteen prizes including $2,000 in gold and six Maxwell cars, and details vote bonuses for paid and contract subscriptions to lift standings before contestants drop out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Indiana
Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Indianapolis
Wife seeks to have her husband freed from prison
Mrs. James A. Stewart of Indianapolis appeals to the state board of pardons for mercy for her husband William Seamon. Sentenced from Hendricks county for grand larceny, he is at Michigan City prison. Stewart says she has worked to support their two children and requests pardon or parole.
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James A. Stewart
Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
Michigan City
Stewart
Hendricks County
William Seamon
Indiana Reformatory
Marion County
Taft Holds Open House With Congress Members
Washington December 3 President Taft hosted open house for congressional members to discuss measures for the next session. First caller was Representative Champ Clark who joked about delays. Delegates from California presented San Francisco canal promoters. several senators and representatives also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Champ Clark
Clark
California
San Francisco Panama Canal
Johnson
Pinchot
San Francisco
Marlin and Swanson
Virginia
Kean
New Jersey
Burton
Ohio
Smoot
Utah
Nixon
Nebraska
Paynead Olcott
New York
Roberts
Massachusetts
Parker
Powder marks cited in Hattie LeBlanc murder trial
Cambridge reported testimony described powder marks on the forefinger of Hattie LeBlanc’s right hand as she hid in the Glover home after Clarence Glover’s murder. Prosecutors argued the marks indicated the gunshot was fired by the girl, who said she hid for ten days. The defense questioned the girl’s English understanding during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence Glover
Samuel D. Bimore
Glover
Merk
Elmore
General Strike Threat Looms at Omortridge Over Thanksgiving Game
The Shortridge and Manual teams clash as students threaten a general strike. Principal statements deny insurgent moves while warning against defiance. A petition by a Shortridge graduate attorney circulated among nearly all students, with a tense climax expected Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Manual
Stuart
East and West swap governors in brief Indianapolis stop
The east and west traded governors Friday as Gov. J Franklin Fort and governor-elect Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey visited Indianapolis from eleven to 2:26 en route from the conference of governors at Frankfort to Newark. Gov. Marshall spoke in New York to the Indiana Society. Wilson met John W Kern while Fort spoke with Charles W Fairbanks, all denying political significance. Wilson spent time with Col. William Lister, head of the National Democratic League of Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Fort
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Indianapolis
Conference of Governors
Frankfort
Newark
Gov
Marshall
New York
Indiana Society
Gaylord R. Hawkins
Princeton
Wilson
John W. Kern
Fort
Charles W. Fairbanks
Col
William (. Lister
National Democratic League of Clubs
Cold weather lifts Navy recruiting numbers this week
Cold weather and high prices drive enlistments at the navy recruiting station. This week only one man shipped, but in the last three days sixteen applied, surpassing every weekly record since February 1909 when cold weather aided recruiting.
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Navy Recruiting Station
Former Governor Glenn To Address Men At English Opera House
Former Gov R B Glenn of North Carolina a leading platform figure will speak to a men only gathering at English's opera house Sunday afternoon. It marks his second appearance before the big meeting and an audience of the season is anticipated. Last year 1804 men attended. He advocated frank talk and public welfare during his governorship including state provisions for the insane and deaf dumb and blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
English
Opera House
Gov. Glenn
Temperance leaders bar boys from city meeting on Aquor vote
It was generally conceded he led the state in defeating Aquor manufacture by more than 44000 votes. The theater doors open at 3 p.m. for a meeting with an orchestra directed by E. E. Kerner. Mrs. Richard Ward and Dwight Murphy sing duets and at 3 30 p.m. the male chorus sings. The meeting welcomes all men but no boys under 16 may enter.
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E. E. Kerner
Richard Ward
Dwight Murphy
Asphalt Suit Dismissed Over New Albany Street
The United States Barber Asphalt Company saw its federal case against the city of New Albany dismissed Saturday by the plaintiff’s motion. The suit sought $10,000 in damages for an alleged breach of contract in street improvements in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Barber Asphalt Company
New Albany
Construction Man Suddenly Stricken in Madison
Gilbert Le Rue 57, superintendent of construction of the Southeastern hospital for the insane at Madison Indiana, died from cardiaclesia after being stricken while chatting with Dr S E Smith in architect Bert Foltz office. He was taken home then moved to Deaconess hospital. Survived by a widow and two sons.
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Southeastern Hospital For the
Madison
Ind
Deaconess
la Rue
S. E. Smith
Herbert Foltz
Indiana Pythian Building
Smith
East Haven Asylum
Richmond
City
Ashland Avenue
Hspital
Mr. la Rue
Harrison
Temperance Board Incorporated Education Campaign Planned
The American temperance board of the Church of Christ was incorporated in the secretary of state's office. The board's aim is an educational campaign against the use of intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Temperance Board- of the
Church of Christ
Secretary of State
Twelve directors named for temperance federation
The organization lists twelve directors with staggered terms. One year appointees are J. Boyd Jones of Anderson, W. H. Book of Columbus, Harry G. Hill of Indianapolis, and Robert Sellers of Elwood. Two year terms go to Marshall T. Reeves of Columbus, Henry C. Barnett of Franklin, A. L. Orcutt of Indianapolis, and Homer J. Hall of Franklin. Three year terms include Menzo B. Ainsworth of Franklin, A. B. Kirkpatrick of Kokomo, Jabez Hall of Indianapolis, and Otis O. Frazier of Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch Temperance Federation
J. Boyd Jones
Anderson
W. H. Book of Columbus
Harry G. Hill
Indianapolis
Robert Sellers
Elwood
Marshall T. Reeves
Columbus
Henry C. Barnett
Franklin
A. L. Orcutt
Homer J. Hall
Menzo B.ainsworth
A. B. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Jabez Hall
Indianapols
Otis O. Frazier
Morristown
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RED Cross Fund
B. C. Miller
Xei Coleman
J. M. Dadat
Arienu
Wv. Roberts
Sateen Eee
Dey
Indiana Horticultural Society
Devily
Slidh
Union Pacific Railway
Peer
Rufus H. Williams
Neal
Fred
Washington Street
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Moores Hill
Department of the Indianapolis Sun
Cambridge, Mass
Omortridge
Fletcher American National Bank
Pennsylvnia and Market Stret
Hartmann’s
Sanfa Caus
Santa Claus
Story & Clark Piano CO
Pennsylvania
Indianapois, Ind
Gilbert le Rue
Temperance Board
Incorporated
Ari He
Continental
National Bank
Wakingten Street
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