Barker’s Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
John H Barker 66 millionaire car builder dies of pneumonia at Parker home. Funeral set for Tuesday at Trinity cathedral Michigan City with Rt Rev John Hazen White officiating. He leaves daughter Katherine 14 and sister Mrs Frederick Austin of London.
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Michigan City
Ind
John H. Barker
Trinity Cathedral
Hazen White
Diocese of
Walter Trowbridge
Chicago
Parker
State Trustees Meet To Discuss Roads And School Policy
The State trustees association begins its annual meeting Tuesday at the Denison hotel and continues to Thursday. President C E B Pittinger of Muncie delivers the address, with Secretary John C Becker of Hammond reporting Tuesday morning. Amos Butler and Henry Schroeder discuss poor relief. W A Deharity explains board accounts. Mandus Mason and Charles Greathouse discuss school problems Wednesday. W S Gard discusses road taxes with Attorney General Bingham Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Trustees’ Association
Denison Hotel
American Good Roads Congress
C. EB. Pittinger
Muncie
John CC. Becker
Hammond
Amos W. Butler
Henry C. Schroeder
Center Township
Marion County
W. A. Deharity
State Board of Accounts
Mandus I. Mason
Cambridge City
Charles
Street car collision injures one in McClainsville chase
A head on crash at Pine and Washington streets Sunday night between an East Washington street car and an automobile owned by Andrew Van Jelerbois of McClainsville left a daughter of C Van Jelerbois injured but not seriously. The other occupants, Van Jelerhuis and his wife and another daughter, were shaken but unharmed. The auto was wrecked. The car allegedly drove in front of the street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew van Jelerois
McClainsville
C. van Jelerbois
van Jelerhuis
Pine
Washington Streets
van Jelerbuis
Candidate Vindicated Leads to Deputy Appointment in Bartholomew
Ohio Indiana district report states Phil Sater, the county auditor elect, named N B Brandenburg as deputy after Brandenburg had faced charges that were later acquitted. The Democratic executive committee had removed Brandenburg from the prosecutor ticket in Bartholomew county.
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Sun
Columbus
Ind
Phil Sater
N. B. Brandenburg
Democratic Executive Committee
Bartholomew County
DePauw President Talks To Harvard
Crest McConnell of De Pauw will return from Cambridge where he has preached for the last two weeks at Harvard University. Dr. McConnell preaches there for two weeks each year.
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Galencastle
Ind
Crest McConnell
de Pauw
Cambridge
Harvard University
McConnell
Harvard
Fletcher Durbin Resigns to Join NY Firm
Fletcher M. Durbin, general superintendent of the Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Co., announced his resignation Sunday. He will join J. G. White & Co. in New York, a firm with traction lines in Central America and the Philippines. Durbin is the son of W. T. Durbin of Anderson, Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
Fletcher M. Durbin
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
J. G. White & Co. Engineers and Builders
New York
Philippines
Burbin
W. T. Durbin
Anderson
Wealthy horseman Nesbitt dies after election day ailment
John J. Nesbitt famed horse trainer from Greensburg Ind died Saturday after being stricken with paralysis in the voters booth on election day. His wife was a cousin of Vice President Hendricks and he served on Gen. John T. Wilder’s Civil War staff.
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Greensburg
Ind
John J. Nesbitt
Booth
Thomas A. Hendricks
John T. Wilder
Moose Lodge renames thrice in a week at Center of Population unit
In Columbus Indiana a new Moose lodge was organized and renamed three times within a week, now carrying the title Center of Population of the United States lodge No. 398, as it grapples with its evolving identity.
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Columbus
Ind
Moose
United States
Veteran Civil War veteran ends life in Battle Ground
John L. Johnson a 75 year old Civil War veteran shot himself at his home in Battle Ground near Lafayette Indiana on Saturday. He lived in the area and the death is ruled a suicide. No other persons involved and authorities are investigating.
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Lafayette
Ind
John L. Johnson
Igme
Battle Ground
Here
Hunter Kills Himself During Hunt Near Madison
Harvey Brown aged 48 died after a gun discharged while hunting near Madison Indiana on Saturday The blast reportedly entered his head causing instant decapitation authorities said the incident occurred during a hunting trip while he was alone in the woods on a cold December day
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Madison
Ind
Harvey Brown
Here
Teacher Hunter Is Victim Of Own Gun
Shelbyville Indiana December 5 Garrett Armstrong a 20 Moral township school teacher narrowly escaped losing his right arm when his shotgun fouled on a bush during a Sunday hunting trip near London The mishap follows a barn fire at William E Copples Van Buren township home causing about 2000 in damage A buggy fall near the city injures Mrs Martha Martin Indianapolis and a broken leg from a Morristown resident Mrs John Heck 55.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Garrett Armstrong
Moral Township
London
Martha Martin
Indianapolis
Joseph Wood
John Heck
Morristown
Elwood Featured as City of Industries in Traction Magazine
Elwood Indiana is spotlighted in the November issue of Traction Magazine as the City of Industries. The feature highlights public buildings and top local firms including Pittsburg Plate Glass, American Sheet and Tinplate, Elwood Iron Works, Sellers Kitchen Cabinet, Frazier Packing, Ames Shovel Works, Macbeth Evans Glass, plus the baseball park. Despite a gas supply failure, Elwood’s 14000 population is shown as still prospering and capable of self support.
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Elwood
Ind
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
American Sheet and Tinplate Works
Elwood Iron Works
Sellers’ Kitchen Cabinet Factory
Frazier Packing Company
Ames Shovel Works
Baseball Park
Macbeth
Man and Wife Like to Keep Blind Tigers
Bloomington is where William Wertz, a local stonecutter, and his wife run a bootleg operation described as blind tigers. Wertz was caught in a raid Saturday. he had just completed a sixty day sentence, and his wife had to serve thirty days after she hid bottles in a flour bin during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
William Wertz
West Seventh Street
Wertz
Quail Threatened by Hawks Owls and Animals
In Bartholomew county quail are rapidly thinned by hawks owls and coons according to local hunters. In Columbus Mrs Susana Heron 90 oldest woman in town died at her home.
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Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County
White Slave Orator Wins Earlham Fight
Thomas E. F. Jones of Fairmount Ind won Earlham college annual oratorical contest and will enter the state intercollegiate oratorical contest in Indianapolis February 24 Hugh Jenkins placed second.
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Richmond
Ind
Thomas EF. Jones
Fairmount
Earlham College
Indianapolis
Hugh Jenkins
Insurance company entertains its help Martinsville trip
A party of fifty three employees of the Reserve loan life insurance company from Indianapolis were guests of W. K. Bellis at Martinsville. They were treated to an excursion labeled Hike's Annual Hike and a banquet at the Martinsville sanitarium. Harry Porter of Indianapolis gave readings.
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Martinsville
Ind
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company
Tidianapolis
Martinsville Sanitarium
W. K. Bellis
Harry Porter
Indianapolis
Legislator Plans Bold Bill Deluge in Columbus
Special to The Dan from Columbus Indiana December 5 Valentine D Ault representative elect from Bartholomew county says he will introduce all bills submitted to him. Ault expects a flood of legislation and plans to review quickly and act on many measures.
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Columbus
Ind
Valentine D. Ault
Bartholomew County
Indianapolis contest offers $2,000 in gold and prizes
A political contest outlines a $2,000 gold prize plus $150 in furniture for the top subscriber votes. Afterward, each district awards a Maxwell Touring Car worth more than $300 European tour and a $100 diamond ring. The notice lists numerous residents across districts with varying tallies, indicating a large subscription-driven competition in Indianapolis.
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Sun
The
People’s Outfitting Company
Maxwell
District No 3 Residents List in Indianapolis Area
Directory style listing of numerous residents and addresses in District No 3 city area south of Michigan street and west of East street Indianapolis. Names include CLARENCE ANDERSON 512 Jones street, J PIERCE CUMMINGS 304 North Senate avenue, SAM LEVENTHAL 716 South Illinois street, MISS GOLDIE KIMBLE 1249 Kentucky avenue, MISS LEONA LARKIN English hotel, IKE LAUCE 1004 South Meridian street, MISS JENNIE SOLOMON 1009 South Illinois street, DR A E TEAGUE 116 North Senate avenue, MISS FRANCIS B WARD 423 North Alabama street, and many others with various street addresses and occupations noted.
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Clarence Anderson
Jones Street
T. Bray
Arbor Avenue
J. Pierce Cummings
Senate Avenue
E. H. Fredrick
Vermont Street
Samuel B. Gillespie
North Mount Street
Robert Grose
North Capitol Avenue
Margaret Hine
Clara Irwin
Indiana Avenue
Gold
Iinois Street
Eugene Hine
Church Street
Bert Swiggett
Fire Department
William Smith
South
Meridian Street
Sadie Smith
West
Bay Street
Jennie Solomon
South Illinois Stree
Edgar L. Stout
Division Street
C. B. Tyler
New York Street
G. C. Thompson
West Bay Street
J. B. Tracey
Kentucky Avenue
Irene Walls
Herman J. Weinke
Atchison Drug Store
Veda West
Estelle Benard
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank Eder
Chadwick Street
Russell M. Gish
Reisner
S. M. Hofp
Lula Lustig
Palmer Street
Ruby Owen
Arnold Schaad
Lincoln Street
John Serner
Capitol Avenue
Kathleen Shinn
Howard Street
A. E. Teague
Francis B. Ward
North
Alabama Stree
Harriet Zeller
Sheffield Ave
District No 4 listings across Michigan street area
A scanned list shows residents and addresses under District No 4 Michigan street east of East street with hundreds of names and numbers including Julie Barth 205 South Gray, Harry Bunge 1819 Prospect, Peter Brown 541 East Washington, Lyle Coultrap 1135 East Washington, Myrtle Hines 1051 High, Mabel Horn 20 Gladstone, Alice Kintz 848 Prospect, Verna La Porte 3018 East New York, Bob Lyons 1225 East Market, Mildred Nunlist 1144 Linden, O’Conner 710 Prospect, Olsen 1544 South State, Ragsdale 720 Lexington, Robertson 723 Downey, Wald 429 Irving Place, Mae Walker 1130 East Washington, Frank Richardson 619 East McCarty, West Lyons, and many more entries with monetary amounts and sale-like figures interspersed.
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Julie Barth
South
Gray Street
Harry Bunge
Prospect Street
Tillie Boyer
Greenwood
Peter Brown
East Washington Street
Fred G. Buuns
Pine and Daly
Harry E. Burns
Rieman Street
F. M. Byrd
Oxford Street
Myrtle Clarke
Elm Street
Hazel Ober Collins
North Rural Street
Lyle Coultrap
East Washington
Elsie Dierdorf
Dickson Street
Silas L. Dodd
Linden Street
A. Doyle
East Market Street
E. B. Gowans
W. Frank Haufler
Spann Avenue
Bernice Heckman
Tacoma Avenue
Ella C. Heller
Pleasant Street
W. H. Higgs
English Avenue
Myrtle Hines
High Street
Mabel Horn
Gladstone Street
Carl Hummer
South East Street
Belle Irons
South Keystone Avenue
Robert H. Jackman
East Ohio Street
Alice Kintz
Nona Kirland
Verna LA Porte
East New York Street
Bob Lyons
Thomas McHugh
North Temple Street
Mildred Nunlist
David F. O’conner
W. Esta Olsen
South State Street
P. O. Ragsdale
Lexington Avenue
Frank Richardson
McCarty Street
Lillian Robertson
Downey Street
Elmer E. Robison
Virginia Avenue
Lillie Shiter
Noble ‘Street
Frank M. Simms
Tacoma Flats
Carra H. Spaulding
Irma Wald
Irving Place
Mae. Walker
East
Washington Street
Fannie Weissman
North Noble Street
Freda’ Wetzel
South East
Wahnetam “Wright
North
District 6 Delimits Hamilton Boone Hendricks Territory
District No 6 comprises Hamilton Boone Hendricks and all territory not in other districts. It lists numerous residents and addresses across Indiana towns including Ambia Arcadia Bloomington Carmel Columbus Kokomo Lebanon Noblesville Pendleton Rushville Zionsville and others with many Miss and Mrs titles, reflecting polling or district records. Names include DEL VAN ALLEN ANNA MARKS ETTA BYRUM SYLVIA MYERS RICE ROBERT ROGERS LOTTIE WHITEHEAD HAZEL ELLINGTON MARGARET LOVELESS EVA NORRIS and DORA SMITH among many others with associated towns and counties.
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del van Allen
Ambia
Anna Marks
Etta F. Byrum
Arcadia
B. Delph
Anderson
Ind
Agnes Broderick
Bloomingdale
Ruth Shank
Ralph Munder
Arlington
Paul Barton
Arney
T. E. Hilands
Bainbridge Foster
Stella Canada
Jamestown
Glen Hock
Kennard
Glenn Tipton
KnIghtstown
Edna Hurd
Kokomo
Mollie Taylor
A. J. Walden
Ladoga
A. L. Reveal
Lebanon
Cora McCormick
Hazel Cheesewright
Montezuma
Charles H. Pearson
Newcastle
Lavona Jackson
Noblesville
Herbert Johnson
Orestes
Hazel Ellington
Pendleton
Myrtle Stone
George McComber
Plainfield
Mary Hale
Pittsboro
Madge Merrick
Harry Lakin
Rushville
Maurice-Nolan
Reese
Blanche Rees
Roachdale
Vera Darrah
Scottsburg
Laura Shepherd
Seymour
Eenee Ee
Margaret E&. Loveless
Thornetown
Eva Norris
Tipton
R. R
Zionsville
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James J. Hill
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Depauw
Fletcher Durbin
Awful Lord
Hunter
William E. Copple
van Buren Township
Traction Magazine
Earlham
Insurance Company
Daggy Institute
Fletcher -Averu
Adianapolis
Christmas
Pudiana Union Traction Company
Indiana Union Traction Company
City of
Michigan Street
East Street
L. A. Barth
Charles Beard
Lillian Boering
Somerset Flats
Edwin C. Boswell
East Walnut Street
John R. Budd
North Meridian Street
Anna Castleman
Pennsylvania
Sophine Davis
North West Street
Mary Dean
West Michigan Street
B. S. Downey
A. P. Donelson
East Twenty-fourth Street
E. M. Dunbar
Delaware Street
Jacob Fender
Montcalm Street
Joseph H. Foley
Thomas Hendricks
Willie Holland
Northwestern Avenue
J. Hostetter
Hyatt G
Herbert Christman
School For the
Vincent M. Concannon
Sixteenth
Illnois
Mary Frances Glazier
Rose Griffin
New Jersey Street
Capt
Newton Hardin
Kenwood Avenue
Ruth Heckman
Twenty-sixth Street
Paul Kettners
Glenn Lacey
Highland Street
Josie Louise Lee
Thirtieth Street
Rev
J. M. Lloyd
King Avenue
Blanche L. Longshore
Roadie Avenue
John E. Murphy
James Ohlen
Baker Flats
Seese Eee
Fred E. Perry
Sheffield ‘Street
Wawter C. Roberts
Frank A. Schmedel
Herschel Schuck
Maurice Stegner
Bismarck Avenue
Myrtle M. Stout
Hazel Tuttle
D. S. Ullrick
Graceland Avenue
Eva Walker
Grace Watts
Cornelius Avenue
John B. Wood
Central Avenue
Mae Allison
Sixteenth Street
Edward L. Arbuckle
Roosevelt Avenue
Davis L. Bennett
College Avenue
Bennett Breelove
T. A. Burdsall
S. I Carnes
Cooper Street
J. Howard Clark
Bellefontaine Street
Owen Conrad
Broadway
John H. Fattig
North Arsenal Avenue
Anna Fox
Columbia Avenue
Arthur F. G. Gemmer
Buckle Street
Rose Elizabeth Gordon
College Ave
Bertha Griffith
East Tenth Street
B. A. Kendall
Eany Dpe
Alice Klein
Nellie Lahman
Herman Leeth
Dollie Lukenbill
Sheldon Street
Nellie E. Miller
Pratt Street
Martha Mitchell
F. Moore
Station Street
Pearl Morgan
North Dearborn Street
Alice Perry
Shorty Ritter
Hamilton Avenue
Thomas E. Rose
Edison Avenue
Berley Russell
Annie Simons
Minnie
van Osdol
Crystal Williamson
East Nineteenth
Ween
Pwene Wnaee Chen
Nue
Hancock, Shelby, Johnson and Morgan Counties
Ees Erene
Sence Ems Ear Tees
Flat Rock
Linn Jeffreys
Ft. Harrison
Fannie Jarrett
Fortville
Grace Brandenburg
Greenfield
Leona Lail
Edith D. Young
Lawrence
Eva Day
McCordsville
J. Elmer Lemming
Samuel Rose
Bessie Woodward
Southport
Etta Ellis
Trafalgar
Waldron
Delvert W. Cox
Wilkinson
Hamilton
Boone, Hendricks
Ener
Aasever
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