Coliseum Hearing in Indianapolis Market House Case
An Indianapolis city attempt to erect a market coliseum faced a demurrer and a supplemental complaint. Judge James Clark heard arguments in Anville Indiana as venue shifts were debated. The original Marion county ruling allowed the city to act as it pleased with the market house project, with a decision withheld pending authorities.
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Sun
Anville
Ind
Jerick EL Matson
Indianapolis
Ph Cook
Indipolis
James ©. Clark
Marion iV
Clark
M. M. Bach
Chey Adarmeykon
Ksrk
Tme
Henry Clay Allen
Marion City
Indianapolis freight basing point push to improve trade
Indianapolis aims to be a basing point for freight rates to the south southwest and west to compete with Chicago Louisville St Louis and Cincinnati. The plan seeks through rates from Peoria and other basing points and through Indianapolis terminal status to lower costs for merchants and manufacturers. Indianapolis now positions as a terminal with new Illinois Central line access and Indianapolis Southern route to Effingham.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Porta
St. Louie
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianaapolis
Bayly West
Vke
Peoria
Southern
Western
St. Louis
Society Notes and Weddings in City
Mrs A B Gates and Mrs Kathleen Griffis plan visits to Minneapolis with relatives while Miss Estelle Wyon returns from Ohio to visit her parents. A lively late Hoek club gathering featured a Christmas tree and a Marie Antoinette paper. A home wedding at Chester Ave joined Vera Jacobs and Lester Bantz with a southern honeymoon trip afterward. The Picketie club hosts a Christmas party at Mrs Stratford’s home. May Bliss hosted a tea for two brides elect, with many guests and town visitors from Indiana and Texas. A notable wedding at N Meridian St united Miss Tattie Shaw Holliday and Norman Macbeth of Pittsburgh with a large reception and a wedding supper. The bridal party included Holliday sisters, Macbeth relatives, and guests from Detroit and Scranton. The couple planned a hometown wedding trip and will reside in Pittsburgh.
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Moritz Reutlinger
Hellefantainest
John Schram
William
BE. F. Gilpin
Chesterave
Vera Jacobs
Lester Bantz
Woesner
Edna Burke
J. Whitson
Mrs. Hantz
Miss May Bliss
Trin Jeanny Wocher
Mutio Jungelas
Mixw. Bliss
Noor
George Bisa
Wilfred Garstang
Marshall Levey
Claypool Varen
Wiliam Miskimens
Hazel Bookswalter
Mazel Dew
Spullman
Eleanor 3
Mikel Rackus
Cora Griffith
Stella Alig
Misa Rolle Gite Lene Cunningham
Dull
Marguerite Vancamp
Norma Smith
Rushville
Gladys and
Eleanne Boutwalter
Out of Town
Edward Showers
Breewington
Ind
Gilchrist
Louise Murphy
Port Worth
Tex
Arthur Dewar
Johns H. Holliday
N. Meridian St
Miss Tatt
Shaw Holliday
Norman Macbeth
Pittsbury
Mo L. Haines
Fire Presbyterian Church
Alexander Molliday
John Mollday
Hugh Manna, Jr
Wallace Patterson
Pitsborg
Evlyn Holiday
Mary
Elizabeth
Catherine Holliday
Colin Macbeth
Brotvace
M. Mendricks
W. J. Richards
Jf d. Millikan
Miss Hendricks
Miss Wright
Miss Archasht
Macbeth
Mt Homme
Buumest Pittsburg
Parker Chosen Harvard Football Captain for Next Year
Special to The Sox from Nash Bridge Masa reports Hattel Parker a center for two seasons has been elected captain of the Harvard football team for the next year. Parker, a 10 percent player, is recognized for leadership and on field steadiness.
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Parker
Sox
Mnbridge
Masa
Hattel Parker
Fick
Mist
Harvard
Blamed An Officer Of Her Child In Fatal Crash
In Tipton Indiana a policeman claimed the girl Atisa Flors Harbaugh’s child, killed by an interurban car, was fathered by him and that a plot framed him. Harbaugh remains in fragile condition and may recover. Also noted are coaching updates at Wisconsin and Philadelphia clubs.
Bishop Charles McCabe Dies In New York Hospital
Sikhon Charles McCabe widely known as Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at 3 20 am in New York hospital after suffering apoplexy while waiting on a street. A Civil War chaplain, he endured four months at Libby Prison and advanced through church ranks to secretary of the board of church extension and later chancellor of the American University at Washington. His home was the Hotel Normandie in Philadelphia.
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Board of Church Extension
American University At
Washington
Hotel Normandie
Philadelphia
Oklahoma boundary commission report outlines new counties
The boundary commission's report to the constitutional convention proposes 76 Oklahoma counties with 7 percent seats in the new state. Forty counties would form from former Indian Territory and 36 from Oklahoma. No county may be organized without property valued at $100,000.
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Spectro Ine Sun
Gutiimi
Okla
Des
Tndlun
Oklahoma
Fair Of Iroquois Tug Of War At Tomingou Hall
Red Men league tug of wit contest at Tomingou hall features Newasa tribe No 198 defeating Adena Artie No 232. Winning team includes Wi Craig Waide rlek Morgan Brier Bruce N Theising and captain N A Froti lger. Christmas fair booths, music, and festivities planned for day and night events.
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Hwaden Artie
Wi Craig
Waiderlek
Morgan
Brier
S Bruce
N. Theising
N. A. Frotliger
McKain Puts Assets Under Trustees For Creditors
Arthur A. McKain, president of badlina Manufacturing, temporarily assigns management to trustees Frank D. Stalaker, John H. Holliday, and Theophilus King to aid creditors. Stalaker notes assets near 500000 with debts around 225000. McKain’s investments are said dead amid tight money conditions.
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Arthur A. McKain
Badlina Manufacturing Company
Frank D. Stalaker
Capital National Pank
Jom H. Holliday
Union Trust Company
Theophilus King
Boston
Mr. Stalnaker
McKalas
Various City Meetings and Local Financial Actions
In city affairs several group meetings are noted including Myrtle Temple No 7 Needle Society meeting at Mrs Smiths Goeb New York eat and a Thursday evening ladiew Ald society gathering. A receiver was appointed for the Wrat Side for company on petition by George M Mugg stating a $4500 debt. bond of $259 posted. Indianapolis Abattoiry Co to unveil pork products display at plant near Morriy and Droversin with music. Indiana receivership reports sale of real estate for $1.1 cost. Joseph Dolan took the property. An entry was made for $40 fees to referee in a case. Park Board held a special meeting to approve bids on Fall Creek Boulevard project including retaining wall and lawns with $700 appropriation. Sherman Council Junior and Senior Banks elected officers: Senior Bank officers listed. Junior Bank officers named for coming year.
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Myrtle Temple
Needle Society
Indiana
Portland Cement Company
Leathers
Joseph Dolan
Atlowihne Pronki Egentarior
Piia
Guy Pall
Boari
Fall Creek
Sherman Council
Oscar Barty
Pariek Duffy
Muatitice Campbell
N. J. Coniera
John Murphy
Thomas FE
Maley
John Muhay
John F. Epgsen
Sentinels
James O'Brien
John J. Shea
David Dury
Clifford Voeelsong
Wiliam Mahan
William Treaney
Death of Dr. Dooley in Marion Ind a prominent physician dies
Special to The Son reports Dr Ale Dooley a leading lodge member and founder of Norwood hospital died suddenly yesterday after a period of illness his widow survives him. The obituary notes his career as physician and surgeon and his prominence in local circles.
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Dooley
Marion
Ind
Dee
Ale Dooley
Norwood Hospital
Lils
Scoville Farewell Draws 1400 to Armory Reception
Evangelist Charles Reign Scoville bid farewell at a Tuesday night gathering in the Infantry Armory attended by about 1,400. New converts were welcomed, with Rus. Newman giving the welcome. Participants included J. J. Sidener, Mrs. B. Jacobs, Mrs. Hi, J. Tulson, Mins Ras Eliouts Br, Wa Alexander, Mrs. J. Wedntow, Percy Kendall Uilcom of Traverse City and TL Laycovk. The evangelist urged more conversions as ten people signified their desire to join the Christian faith.
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Charles Reign Scoville
Infantry Armory
Seoville
Newman
J. J. Sidener
B. (. Jacobs
J. Tlutson
Ras Eliouts Br
Wa Alexander
J. We Dntow
Percy Kendall
Uilcom
Traverse City
Mich
Laycovk
the Evangelist
Adrontage
Chris
Digestive Relief Through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion caused by improper digestion. It claims the formula is public, and that the tablets digest food for the stomach, offering a rest to restore normal function. Free trial packs are available by mail from the F A Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan.
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United States
Great Britain
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Merehall, Mich
Pottery Price Increases At Valley Mills Meeting
Potters across the Valle Bates district held a special meeting in Pittsburgh to set new disjoint mats and pricing. The changes will raise overall pottery prices by about 10 percent, affecting local dealers and customers.
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East Liverpool
Valle Bates
Pittaburg
Tito
German House to Present Thy High Wayman Opera
The German house plans a three eve ute of Reginal DeKoven s Thy High Wayman. Rehearsals are underway and the production is billed as the society s most elaborate yet for German House members only. Reserved seats go on sale Saturday at George Mannfeld & Sons, 17 N. Pennsylvania-st.
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Musikversion
George Mannfeld & Sons
Pennsylvania-st
Asthma’s Ravages Checked and New Cure Promoted
New York reports on the Austrian drug acateo introduced for asthma catarrh and bronchitis. Sufferers cite relief from severe attacks and the drug is offered free trials by The Austrian Dispensary at 22 W Twenty-fifth Street, New York City, amid a big sale at Fink’s.
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New York
Acateo
Hua Bee
Suceras
Mrs Matinda Jones Dies After Illness At 68
Mrs Matinda Jones aged 68 died at her son Harry Jones’s home after bronchial pneumonia. Widow of Wiram Jones, she was a devout Methodist and is survived by three sons Harry, John, and Arthur, a daughter Mrs Josephine Dressendorfer, three sisters Mrs Lila Curl Mrs Mim Bally Palmer and Mrs Betty Willmouth, and other relatives.
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Matinda Janez
Harry Jones
Ashland-ave
O’clork
Jones
Wiram Jones
Lealagion
Jsephine Dressendorfer
Lila Curl
Wilchester
Yas Mim Bally Palmer
Island Ford
Mmn
Betty Willmouth
Bassle City
Vik
Dr Carson to retire as Contra league president
Special to The Sum from Springfield Ohio reports Dr Carson, head of the Contra league, stating he will not seek reelection at the annual Toledo meeting next month. He favors a return to the 1H games schedule and will advise the club on adoption.
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Carson
Springfield
Contra League
Toledo
Owngggio
Funeral for Earl W. Martin Held After Bushrod Wreck
The funeral for Earl W. Martin, a Vanitalia railroad brakeman killed in a Bushrod wreck, will be held from his home on Thursday at 1:40 PM. Four trainmen were injured in the collision of two engines moving slowly. survivors include W C Mopper and Clarence Hunter with serious injuries, James Ahern slight injuries, and Henry Franke with a fractured jaw.
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Earl W. Martin
Vanitalia Railroad
Bushrod
Graceland-woe
W. C. Mopper
Ravitteave
Clarence Hunter
Henry Franke
Cumberland
James Ahern
Banquet of Legion Honors War Veterans at Denison Hotel
A Loyal Legion banquet at the Denison hotel Tuesday night featured Col. Russi B. Martison as toastmaster. Speakers included Capt. Paul Comstock of Richmond, Bishop BM. Francis, Col. Frederick Gensner, military secretary to Gov. Hanly, Lieut. Parker Hitt, and Horace Stillwell of Anderson.
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AL Panquet
of the Loyal Legion
Denison
Col
Russi B. Martison
Paul Comstock
Richmond
BM. Francis
Frederick Gensner
Gov
Hanly
Lieut
Parker Hitt
Horace ¢. Stillwell
Anderson
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