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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1910

Page

7

Auditors Seek Clean Slate in Statewide Reform Move

Indiana county auditors meet at Denison hotel to push for legislation to legalize good faith actions, start anew under a uniform accounting system, and place more duties under state boards. Proposals include tighter county official responsibilities, July tax levies, and school funds reform under state control.

General Assembly Denison Billy Albert Sahm Marion County Board of Accounts Sahm J.K. Cronin Blackford County J. P. Noftzger Wabash County George M. Pence State Board of Accounts Congressional Township State Superintendents of Public Instruction

Photomaniacs and mania terms in old prose

A humorous catalog of odd compulsions and coinages, naming various maniacs such as photomaniacs strepsorabomania stomadactylomaniac and sibilantomaniac. The narrator criticizes idle talk and dullness, ending that most of these men are ordinary in character in the end.

Pennsylvania

Extra Wardens Put On To Protect Northern Indiana Fish

State fish and game commissioner George W. Miles doubles wardens to guard Lakes Munson, Kuckee and Manitou and to patrol Whitley, Tippecanoe, Steuben, LaGrange counties. Isunebes will patrol the Wabash, Tippecanoe and Kankakee rivers. Wardens receive 60 dollars monthly. overall expense not greatly increased.

Nortthern Indiana George W. Miles Wabash Tippecanoe Kankakee

Evans Runs Fleet Easier Than Auto

Admiral Robley D. Evans, retired, says driving his new car is harder than managing a fleet. He jokes he is his own chauffeur and plans to visit the seller to learn more about the machine.

Evans Los Angeles Admiral Robley D. Evans

A Spirited Joke About Family and Mediums

Milly recalls her mother marrying a spiritualist and her sister Tilly asks how they are faring. The reply is a pun about a medium, delivering a lighthearted, period voice joke.

Milly Tilly

Radical medical departure by Indianapolis specialist

The GermanAmerican Specialist Co led by the chief consulting physician offers guaranteed cures for blood poison nervous debility varicose veins rupture rheumatism kidney and bladder disorders stomach and liver issues and rectal diseases cured without operation or detention. Free consultation and discounted fees for all. Third Floor Traction Terminal Building Rooms 317 318 Indianapolis hours daily with evening hours certain days. Sign coupon for a valuable book.

Indianapolis Lindiy and Market Streets Ind

Ready for Saturday Vote Boost Offer

The message urges candidates to maximize efforts by Saturday night to secure yearly subscriptions. It warns that after Saturday at most 8,000 votes can be gained on a new yearly, while acquiring five yearlies since the big vote offer yields 9,000 votes per new yearly. It promises Jan 7 increases of 1,000 votes per yearly versus delaying until next Monday.

Smithsonian Institution

Notice Allows Early Submissions of Paper Subscriptions

A rule permits early submission of subscriptions to prevent delays and subscriber complaints. Votes will appear later in the published list.

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Indianapolis Contest Awards Prizes for Subscription Votes

Votes tallied up to 1 p m Tuesday determine prizes in a citywide subscription contest. $2,000 in gold and $150 in furniture go to the top vote getter. after that, per district, three prizes will be awarded: a Maxwell Touring Car, a $300 European trip, and a $100 diamond ring. Territory covers Indianapolis north of Michigan Street and west of East Street and Central Avenue. Names and addresses of participants listed.

People’s Outfitting Company Maxwell City of Indianapolis Michigan Street East Street Central Avenue

District residents listed with addresses on District No 2 streets

District No 2 residents are listed with names and street addresses across Michigan Street East Sixteenth Street East and Central Avenue area. Names include Miss Mab Allison Miss S IL Carnes John H Fattig Miss Anna Fox Arthur F Gemmer Miss Rose Elizabeth Gordon Miss Alice Klein Martha Mitchel Berley Roszell Minnie Van Osdol Crystal Williamson and others with addresses on Cooper Street Arsenal Avenue College Avenue Bellefontaine Station Pratt Nineteenth East Twenty fourth Buckle Massachusetts and related streets.

Mab Allison East Sixteenth Street T. A. Burdsall East Twenty-fourth Street S. IL Carnes Cooper Street John H. Fattig North Arsenal Avenue Anna Fox Columbia Avenue Arthur F. G. Gemmer Buckle Street Rose Elizabeth Gordon College Ave Alice Klein Bellefontaine Street Herman Leeth College Avenue Martha Mitchel East Pratt Street F. Moore Station Street Berley Roszell Massachusetts Avenue Minnie van Osdol Crystal Williamson East Nineteenth

District No 3 includes Indianapolis areas and residents

District No 3 covers the territory in Indianapolis south of Michigan street and west of East street. It lists numerous residents with addresses from Arbor avenue to West New York street and beyond. Totals show various assessments or values with a final summary figure of 45,270.

William Smith South Meridian Street Sadie Smith West Bay Street Edgar L. Stout Division Street A. E. Teague North Senate Avenue Mrs C. B. Tyler West New York Street Herman'j, Weinke Atchison Drug Store Miss Veda West Church Street Harriet Zeller Sheffield Avenue

District 4 voters listed in Indianapolis precinct roll

A district plan lists residents and addresses south of Michigan Street in Indianapolis. Names include Peter Brown and Harry Burns among many listed voters with street addresses in East Washington, Oxford, Market, and other avenues. Registered totals show district figures denoted by coin amounts beside each name.

Peter Brown East Washington Street Fred G. Burns Pine ‘and Daly Harry E. Burns Rieman Street F. M. Byrd Oxford Street Hazel Ober Collins North Rural Street Elsie Dierdorf Dickson Street

District 5 and 6 county districts list for Marion area

District No 5 covers Marion county outside Indianapolis and parts of Hancock Shelby Johnson and Morgan with numerous members named Miss Opal Matheny Bargersville Miss Maurice Barlow Brooklyn Miss Orpha May Harvey Cumberland Orville Alexander Fairland Miss Fernendicott Flat Rock Linn Jeffreys Fr Harrison Miss Fannie Jarrett Fortville Miss Mary Miller Franklin Miss Leona Lail Greenwood Miss Mary L Hunter Greenfield Miss Edith D Young Lawrence W D Cowan Martinsville Ind Miss Eva Day McCordsville Calvin D Bellows Mooresville Fredrick Gottlieb Jr Morristown Miss Gaynell Watson Oaklandon Glenn McCreary Shelbyville Miss Mattie Gossett Shirley Miss Bessie Woodward R F D 26 Southport and totals 10585 11000 22195 7290 30490 160160 34510 1000 160190 70040 68735 160130 160175 11275 47000 57210 21000 Comprises Hamilton Boone Hendricks and all territory not included in the other districts with many more members named Miss B Delph Anderson Miss Ruth Shank Arcadia Box 53 Miss Sylvia Myers Rice Bloomington Miss Myrtle Pedigo Brownsburg Miss Estelle Jenkins Cambridge City Mrs Ella Perry Center Point Miss Helen Carey Cicero Glenn E Newton Columbus Bert Johns Colfax Miss Ruth McCleaster Connersville Kenneth M Hegg Covington Miss Iva Michael Crawfordsville Miss Emma Walls Danville Robert Casad Delphi Ind E A Deckard Elkinsville

Opal Matheny Bargersville Maurice Barlow Brooklyn Orpha May Harvey Cumberland Orville Alexander Fairland Fernendicott Flat Rock Linn Jeffreys Harrison Fannie Jarrett Fortville Mary Miller Franklin Leona Lail Greenwood Mary L. Hunter Greenfield Edith D. Young Lawrence W. D. Cowan Martinsville Ind Eva Day McCordsville Calvin D. Bellows Mooresville Frederick Gottlieb

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Law Framer Charles F. Beard Vanderburg Caldwell H. Jennings Greene J. T. Miller Floyd J. F. Lockhard Ripley Nathan G. Wallace Vigo Louis Bowman Wayne William T. Patten Marion Jenks Miles Traction Terminal Tracetion Terminal Bldg Daggy Institute Mary Frances Glazier W. H. Higgs Iva B. Michael L. A. Barth North Capitol Avenue Edwin C. Boswell East Walnut Street Lillian Boering Somerset Flats Anna Castleman North Pennsylvania J. R. Cavanagh JR Twenty-first Street Mary Dean E. M. Dunbar Delaware Street Jacob Fender Montcalm Street Joseph H. Foley Capitol Avenue Rose Griffin New Jersey Street Capt Newton Hardin Kenwood Avenue Ruth Heckman Tweny-sixth Street Glenn Lacey Highland Street J. M. Lloyd King Avenue Fred E. Perry Sheffield Street Herschel Schuck West Myrtle M. Stout D. S. Ullrick Graceland Avenue John B. Wood Lot T. Bray Arbor Avenue J. Pierce Cummings Frank Eder Chadwick Street Clara Emry Kentucky Avenue Samuel B. Gillespie North Mount Street Eves S. M. Hoff Clara Irwin Indiana Avenue Leona Larkin Ike” Lauce Sam Leventhal Illinois Street Edith L. Pollock South Illinois Street Clara Roebke Union Street Arnold Schaad Lincoln Street Jeanette Schwartz South Capitol Cora Scott Kathleen Shinn Howard Street Goldie Kimble Lula Lustig Palmer Street Herman Schrader Concord Street Bert Swiggett Fire Department Wees Hast Street A. Doyle East Market Street Sig Carl Hummer South East Street Belle Irons South Keystone Avenue Thomas McHugh North Temple Street Mildred Nunlist Linden Street David O'Connor Prospect Street W. Esta Olsen South State Street P. O. Ragsdale Lexington Avenue Frank Richardson East McCarty Carra H. Spaulding Irma Waldvogel Irving Place Mae Walker Washington Street Freda Wetzel Wahnetah Wright North Gray Street Hancock, Shelby, Johnson and Morgan Counties Hamilton Boone, Hendricks B. Delph Anderson Ruth Shank Arcadia Sylvia Myers Rice Bloomington Myrtle Pedigo Brownsburg Estelle Jenkins Cambridge City Ella Perry Center Point Helen Carey Cicero Glenn E. Newton Columbus Bert R. Johns Colfax Ruth McCleaster Connersvile Kenneth M. Hegg Covington Iva Michael Crawfordsville Emma Walls Danville Robert Casad Delphi E. A. Deckard Elkinsville Maeene Esac Eeene Ruth Fay Arganbright Gosport Mary Kercheval Greensburg Canada Jamestown Edna Hurd Kokomo A. J. Walden Ladoga Cora McCormick Lebanon S. E. Cook Lincoln Miss Hazel Cheesewright Montezuma, Ind Newcastle Lavona Jackson Noblesville Miss Myrtle Stone Pendleton Mary Hale Pittsboro Mary Ellen Carroll Rushville Mae Vera Darrah Scottsburg Laura Shepherd Seymour Fern Carter Spencer Eva Norris Tipton Katie Hoffman Winchester Ruth Neidlinger Zionsville
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