Local Social Highlights From Frank C. Daniels Visit and Weddings
Mr and Mrs Frank C Daniels headed to Bandus to spend weeks with Mrs Dante’s relatives. Invitations issued for the marriage of Eudora Landers to William Henry Harbison on Dec 2 at the Landers home in West Pennsylvania Street. Families hosted dinners and receptions across the week with chrysanthemums and ferns as prominent decorations. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Gowdy, Miss Gowdy, Mrs Parry, and Mrs Landis among others. Mrs Parry’s Saturday reception featured yellow chrysanthemums and pink carnations with a French basket centerpiece.
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Bandus
Dante
Jackson Landers
Eudora Landers
William Henry Harbison
Pennsylvania St
Ferdinand Smock
N. New Jersey St
Ira Glidden
Sullivan
Max Shireman
Martinsville
Columbia Club
Aira
St. Clair Parry
John K. Gowdy
Miss Gowdy
Rushville
D. M. Parry
Gudi
Charles Landis
Delhi
L. D. Gustin
Maugy
Alfred M. Ogle
Mise Ogle
Coe
Harold Brown
N. Cepitolave
Jennie White
South Hen
Opal Cruse
Greenwood
Cr. Brown
St. Louis
Hanly
Propylaeum
Typographical Union
Regina Ferguson
Peru
Catherine Hall
Zetaphea Club
Antoinette Winter
George
Ruth Williamson
Henry Meveridge
N. Pennsylvania St
Mis Williamson
Lye
Parry
Charles’ Landis
Delphi
Ind
Juliette Strauss
Rockville
John Kk. Gowdy
Vincennes teacher Noble Weems dies in hospital
Noble Weems, a Vincennes Ind. school teacher, died Sunday at St Vincent's hospital of meningitis. He was 24 years old, born on Sunday. He had come to Indianapolis for treatment, and his body will be taken to Vincennes for burial.
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Noble Weems
Vincennes
Ind
St Vincent’s Hospital
Weems
James P. Weems
Congress Opens with Pageantry as New Senators Sworn
The fifty-ninth Congress opened with pageantry and a Capitol crowd as new senators were sworn in and Speaker Cannon began his term. No business was transacted. both houses adjourned to hear Teddy’s annual message.
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Cannon
Teddy
House
Senate
Twth Senate
Congress
Lead plumb bob missive hits presidential train probe
Special to the Sun Washington December 4 A mysterious object described as a lead plumb bob shaped like a pear struck the Roosevelt train as Major Webb Hayes recounts a narrow escape from a likely assassination attempt A Secret Service chief went to Philadelphia to locate the attacker and authorities say no suspect has been found while efforts continue in the city’s polling centers
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Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wilkie
Philadelphia
Maj. Webb ©. Hayes
Uning
Sixteen Teams Compete In Thirteenth Six Day Madness
The Scripps-McRae press report notes 16 teams from Europe and America racing in Madison Square Garden. Since midnight, all but one pair stayed together, as the Afro American duo Dave and Scott dropped five laps in the first seven hours. Early-morning spills disrupted several riders, including John Gougolitz of Switzerland.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Madisen-square Garden
Netro
Dave
Scott
John Gougolitz
Switzerland
Boy 8 Chokes Self to Death in Despondency
Special to the UN from Fairfield Indiana reports eight year old William Campbell, a farmer, died last night after tying a handkerchief to his bed foot, placing his head through the loop, and twisting to choke himself. Despondency was cited as the motive.
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Fairfield
Ind
Willam Campbell
Bragg Seeks Football Rule Changes at Chicago
University of Chicago coach A A Bragg plans to present proposed football rule changes to the national rules committee. He declines to state his position now, noting possible radical changes due to growing sentiment against roughness and warning another game could replace football if changes meet agitators.
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Bcripps-M’rae Press Association
Chicago
A. A. Bragg
University of Chicago
National Football Rules Committee
Brage
Nea
Macomb Attorney Nelea Dies By His Own Hand
Jesuo T. Nelea, a leading Macomb attorney, killed himself yesterday using a shotgun. Reports say health issues were cited as the reason for the act.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Pregs Association
Macomb
Jesuo T. Nelea
Mao and Rogers to Die Friday in Vermont Hang
Mary Rogers fate sealed by U S supreme court while last appeals pressed. Sheriff Peck confirms Friday hang near 1 pm as county officers prepare. Attorneys vow to seek Gov. Bell for third reprieve. Rogers endures last prayers and visits from family and clergy.
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Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Windsor
Mary Rogers
Peck
Court of the United
United States Supreme Court
Gov. Bell
Sudden Death of Morristown Teacher Francis Whiteside
Francis Whiteside, 47, a Morristown school teacher, died at City hospital from morphine poisoning. Relatives suspect knockout drops, but doctors say the death was likely self-administered. An autopsy by Deputy Coroner Robertson found morphine in the stomach as the cause. investigation continues. Whiteside had been in poor health and had visited Dr I Wright prior to the incident.
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Morristown
Vidal
Whiteside
City
B. N. Priest
Hortz
City Disperaury
City Hospital
Robertson
I. Wright
Buldiers For Courcr Appropriation Voted By City Council
The city council will consider a $100 appropriation for the health department at Monday night’s meeting. It is not believed the council will act on Belt Railway Company’s petition to buy additional street trucks, as the matter is pending in circuit court.
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Health Department
Belt Railway Company
Gave the Lid a Tilt Chief Crimal Police Swenson
With Chief Kruger away in St Louis, the Iid was raised and many saloons stayed open in a quiet manner. Officers raided several places catching about 40 men in John W Crab's saloon and arresting Neal Hanagan John M Hall and Frederick Niemeyer for liquor violations. Luther Drake injured during the raid and hospitalized in serious condition. five white men held on taming charges.
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Iid
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Saj
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Cox
Indiana
Joree
Luther Drake
Puryear Tr
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Beville-ave
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New York St
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Molest
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Oneida Hotel
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Shelby St
Fatal double tragedy shocks Chicago household
In front of her 16 year old daughter Antoinette Liska 37 was shot by Frank Krouzek 70 a cigar maker and then he shot himself Krouzek had pressed his attentions after learning she had a husband and two children in Bohemia
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Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Chicago
Antoinette Liska
Frank Krouzek
Krouzek
Birthday celebration honors Sneep and Kyle
Edinburg Indiana report says D F Sneep turned sixty and Mrs George Kyle turned fifty with a dinner at Mrs Kyle's home. Forty six guests attended including Mrs J H Dean and family D B Hoyne and family C H Dean and John J Davis of Indianapolis and Edward Depree and family of Frankl in attendance.
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Edinburg
Ind
D. F. Sneep
George Kyle
Wisconsin Special Session Opens as Gov LaFollette Message Expected
Madison December 4 Wiscon sin legislature met in special session today as citizens await Gov LaFollette message viewed as likely to shape political history in the state in the near future.
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Bcriprsar
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Intelligent Feeding Builds Healthy Children Says Iowa Mother
An Iowa mother touts Grape-Nuts as the key to her five children’s strength and health. She recalls her pale baby growing robust after introducing Grape-Nuts, milk, and regular meals, noting her youngest, now athletic and bright, remains well. She credits regular use of Grape-Nuts with their well-nourished, active lives. The Postum Co. promotes its product and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Iowa
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Value and Potent Doses
Purported economy and potency tout Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims a bottle lasts longer and provides more good than any other medicine, declaring it the only remedy with 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
Rock Island closes all saloons on Sunday crusade start
Not a single saloon opened in Rock Island as Mayor McCoskey ordered the crackdown on drinking establishments. He also announced a broader crusade against gambling and slot machines, signaling a strict enforcement push across the city.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Rock Island
McCoskey
Gambing
Siot
Saloon Must Close Doors Near Mallary Park
Judge Henry Clay Allen in effu ult court sustains Park Board order barring a saloon within 60 feet of a park. Henry J Artzman sought a license for a saloon at Oho and West streets near Mallary Park but City Controller J P Dunn refused. Artzman appealed after arrest and fines for operating without a city license. court rules he cannot run the saloon without a city license.
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Effeult Court
Park Board
Henry J. Artzman
Oho and
West Sts
Mallary Park
J. P. Dunn
Artaman
Artzman
Allen
Ohio Politician Pennell Spends Sunday in Indianapolis
W. W. Pennell probate judge elect of Brown County Ohio spent Sunday in Indianapolis. He was Gov elect John Pattison's office manager in Cincinnati during the campaign and since election has handled all applications to the Governor elect for state positions. Pennell served in the Ohio Legislature and later held a high position in the U S House of Representatives in Washington.
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W. W. Pennell
Brown County
Ohio
Indianapolis
Pennell
Cheet John MM. Pattizon
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
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