Indiana Mine Union confirms Lewis over Horn in vote
The United Mine Workers convention yesterday afternoon backed President Lewis over District President Vian Horn by 1,624 to 1,054. Van Horn may challenge again when the constitution committee reports. Lewis seeks to finish union business as tellers report a claimed 16,000 margin over Walker.
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Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Vian Horn
van Horn
Committee On Constitution
Walker
Adscript Club elects John F Speer its president
John F Speer advertising manager for Levey Brothers was chosen president of the Adscript Club at a Monday night Commercial club meeting. Plans include a February Indianapolis advertising men’s meeting with a vaudeville show at Denison and a banquet at the Claypool hotel. New officers include H P Pagani secretary W D Pratt treasurer Frank W Ball and trustees Frank Chance G B Hill Julian Wetzel.
Fire destroys American Tubular Axle plant in Toledo
The American Tubular Axle company plant in Toledo, a Pittsburg corporation, was destroyed by fire early today, causing an estimated loss of 75,000 dollars.
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Toledo, O
American Tubular Axle Company
Pittsburg Corporation
Fourth Presbyterian Church to Repair and Redecorate
Deacons elders and trustees met to approve repairs and redecorating of the damaged Fourth Presbyterian Church. James T. Enaglesfield chaired the meeting and named an executive committee to supervise the project. Charles W. Moore was elected chairman with Henry L. Beveridge Q M. Fowler J. J. Lehmid and A. Wayne Hanson as members.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
James T. Enaglesfield
Charles W. Moore
Henry L. Beveridge
Q. M. Fowler
J. J. Lehmid
A. Wayne Hanson
Protective Association Elects Its Officers
The Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association met in room 12 at the statehouse last night and elected officers for the ensuing year. Dr. E. B. Reese was named president with Thomas Negan as vice president M. D. Butler as secretary Gus Habich as treasurer and trustees Gustave Meyer George Mannfield Henry Séverin Dr. J. C. Alexander and Walter L. Walker.
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Marion ‘County Fish and Game Protective Association
Statehouse
E. BE. Reese
Thomas Negan
M. D. Butler
Gus Habich
Gustave Meyer
George Mannfield
Henry Séverin
J. C. Alexander
Walter L. Walker
Gasoline Tank Explodes Destroys Auto Truck
A Crescent Paper Co truck exploded on Virginia Avenue and Maryland Street, starting a fire that burned the front of the vehicle. The driver escaped unharmed as Hose Company No. 13 contained the blaze and the loss was about $100.
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Crescent Paper Company
Virginia Avenue
Maryland Street
Maryland Stret
Man kills stray shepherd dog in Porter Street area
W. P. Grant of 624 Porter Street reported to police that Sunday he killed a large shepherd dog that roamed the neighborhood and attacked several dogs. He was advised to have the head examined at the State Board of Health.
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W. PD. Grant
Porter Street
State Board of Health
Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills Sold As Pain Remedy
A reader testimonial from Enid Oklahoma praises Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills describing them as the best pain remedy and noting relief for periodical suffering. The advertisement claims the pills stop nerve irritation and offers a money back guarantee through the first package.
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Dr. Miles
Orleana Schenke
Enid
Okla
Lawyers Favor Establishment of Municipal Court
The Lawyers' club of the Indianapolis Bar Association endorsed a municipal courts bill at a special meeting on Monday. They argue three new minor courts would relieve the city police court burden, reduce fee-hunting constables, and remove evils from the current system. The move aims to influence lawmakers toward passage of the municipal courts measure.
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Lawyers’ Club
Indianapolis Bar Association
Municipal Courts
Indianapolis
City Grain Market Report with bid and inspection data
Wheat and corn prices steady with No. 2 red at 1.94873 and No. 2 white around 64 to 65 cents through billing. Oats No. 2 white at 52 to 52 4 cents, hay firm with No. 1 timothy at 11.59 and No. 1 clover mixed at 10.50. Inspections list cars by grade and mix for wheat corn oats hay with totals across several cars.
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Hay
Timothy
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Grain prices at Chicago futures show No. 2 red spring and No. 2 hard wheat trading around 1.06 to 1.11 dollars with various grades listed. Corn prices include No. 5 and No. 2 white and standard oats pricing in the mid fifty to sixty cent range.
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Chicago
Grabr
Fucago
Artist Copeland Dead in Paris Studio Find
A. B. Copeland, the artist of Paris and Boston, was found dead in his studio in Boston today. He had resided in France for the past 23 years.
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Copeland
Boston
A. B. Copeland
Paris
France
Malion County Grand Jury Opens Amid Murder Probes
The Malion county grand jury resumed its session Monday and will study two recent murder cases. The indictments involve suspected perpetrators described as negroes, reflecting ongoing investigations.
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Malion County
Biggest baby calf born in Watertown weighs 125 pounds
Watertown Massachusetts reports a 125 pound calf born yesterday to an ordinary 950 pound cow. The calf is stated to be the largest ever born in the area as of now.
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Watertown
Mass
Gauss Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief
An advertisement proclaims Gauss Catarrh Cure can rapidly cure catarrh by removing germs. It offers a free trial package by mail to prove effectiveness and invites readers to mail name and address to receive treatment.
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Gauss
Marshall Mich
M Gaubs
Main Street
Marshall
Mich
Three Playlets by Boys Club at Englien's Opera House
Monday night at Englien's opera house the Boys' club boys shared the spotlight with performers as Indianapolis Dramatic club presented three one act playlets. The program included A Wire Entanglement with Harry Porter as office boy and Eloise Lyman as stenographer, The Ghost of Jerry Bundler featuring W. P. Pfaff, and Hearts with Mrs. J. T. Brush in the cast.
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Englien
Opera House
Boys’ Club
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
Harry Porter
Misa Eloise Lyman
Stuart Dean
Katherine Layman
Jerry Bundler
W. P. Pfaff
Frank N. Lewis
Louis Bacon
Larz Whitcomb
Herbert Wagner
Walter Vonnegut
J. E. Rehm
J. T. Brush
Marjorie Potts
Julia Brink
N. A. Gladding
Maj. Downing
Local social rounds amid engagements and events in town
Miss Edna Northrop hosted a Monday euchre party honoring visiting guest Miss Myrta Bogan with the engagement of Edna Northrop to Winford Brinker announced. Guests included Mrs. Dill Ford, Mrs. Curtis, and many local club members, plus theater and card parties for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Owen announced the marriage of Edna M. Owen to J. Oliver Emmons on Sunday.
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Edna Northrop
J. W. Lemeaux
Marie Williams
Grace Woodward
Elizabeth Fisher
Hazel Hammel
Inzel Pugh
Mary Maxwell
Beulah Uhlan
Margaret Oldendorf
Jessie Perrine
Jeanie Duckwall
May Scoller
Myrta Bogan
Veedersburg
Ind
Eleanor Fensel
Maude Stone
Belle Bogaraus
Orianna Pierce
Miss Armatrong
Wooster
the Grand
John C. Ruckelshaus
E. J. Mehaffy
Marion
John F. Darmody
George Pilger
Anderson
James P. Ryan
George Feeney
Matthew Gartland
Marton
B. F. Meixell
George Lauderbach
Daniel Bullivan
D. P. Owen
Edna M. Owen
J. Oliver Emmons
Helen Keller Seeks Quiet Life Move to Maine
Wrentham Mass Feb 2 Helen Keller the deaf mute and blind celebrity plans to move to Pen ville Maine to avoid interference from visitors who disrupt her life work. She hopes to live farther from the crowds and avoid being molested.
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Wrentham
Mass
Helen. Keller
Pennélvine
Ty ‘Wettin
the Cley
Senate Deadlocks Over Tenement House Bill Provisions
Senate votes on health measures fail to remove the reconstruction clause for sanitary flanges in existing tenements and refuse to exempt current buildings. Proposals to require lit halls and stairways and to permit skyscraper tenements also fail. The DIN bill remains on special order Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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Senate
Fearful Search For Missing Doctor In Snow
Meredith New Hampshire February reports Dr Mary Knitting a renowned charity figure has been missing since Sunday night when she trudged through a blizzard to reach a patient in Banbornville three miles away. Authorities fear she perished in the snow.
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Meredith
N. H
Mary Knitting
Banbornville
Husband and Wife in Agony From Poisoning
Police believe Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. McGuinness attempted to end their lives by poison. They were found in their Providence boarding house in critical condition today suffering in tense agony.
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Leo C. McGuinness
Clergy Stresses Difference Between Race Death and Child Murder
In Fall River Mass Rev James B Cassidy condemns talk of race death by own action as a form of child murder. He frames modern selfishness and extravagance as factors affecting marriage and social decay while delivering his sermon at the Cathedral yesterday.
Marshall Jaffe Chess Match Ends In Draw
In New York on February 2 the opening game of ten between Frank Marshall and Charles Jaffe finished in a 36 move draw at the Rice Chess Club.
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Frank J. Marshall
Charles
Jaffe
Rice Chess Club
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