Grieving Family Seeks Missing New York Butcher Father
In Manhattan a missing 20 year old butcher Henry J Schoenecker from 489 Tenth Ave vanishes after saying he would collect bills. His wife and children fear for their baby Grace years old who has grown thin and ill while the search extends to hospitals morgues and police records. He served in the war and bears a US coat of arms tattoo. He was last seen leaving home with $200 in his pocket wearing a dark ulster and striped suit.
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Sun
New York
Ninth-ave
Manhattan
Grace Schoshecker
Papa
Henry J. Schoenecker
Tenth-ave
Syng Nat
Grace
Thetman
Wise
School Girls Under Ice Rescue Near New Jersey Street
Genevieve Matthews eight percent one Twernts third street and Jean Hammer two H years old narrowly escaped drowning when ice broke in Full Creek near New Jersey street Monday. James Cole who attempted the rescue narrowly danger himself. Al Peed driving across the bridge saw the children in the water and with help from a Wabash Railway surveyor freed them.
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Genevieve Matthews
Twernts
Jean Hammer
N. Delwareet
Full Creek
New Jersey St
James Cole
AL. Peed
Wabash Really Company
Pain relief through Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
The ad warns that pain weakens nerves and drains vitality, linking headaches neuralgia and other pains to brain debility. It touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as effective relief, with a testimonial from Mrs. W. Marshall and a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Miles
Public Events and Social Gatherings Around Town
A roundup of local events includes Matoaki league planning a second annual dance at Masonie temple Tuesday evening. Elmer E. Ellsworth circle No.27 Women of the G.A.R. hosts a Valentine social at 49 Chester Ave Wednesday evening. Congress 42 Modern Samaritans hosts a progressive euchre party February 15 at Talbott Hall with prizes. Current Topics Literary Club memorializes Paul Laurence Dunbar at Flanner Guild Friday. Kindergarten No.4 hosts a dance Wednesday at Lyre Hall. Maccabees drill and church social at M.E. Central Ave. M.E. church third social in the church parlor. The Princess Wilfard W.C. Te Uy holds a memorial service Tuesday at 2 for Francis J. Jaré at Mrs. Hodgett’s home 218 N Capitol Ave. St. Joseph Training School club entertained Thursday at 2. Bible class at Central Ave M.B. changed to Thursday at Mrs. W. A. Wildhack’s home 1901 Broadway Feb. 13. Revival service at Trinity Congregational continues with guest Rev. Albert E. Baumderson of Chicago next week. Women’s Auxiliary Typographical Union to host a catered social Wednesday 2 to 5 at Mrs. Henning’s 107 Market St. Shortridge High debating team wins contest in Caleb Mills Auditorium Monday on elective system efficacy. Senate term negative.
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Matoaki League
Masonie Temple
Elmer E. Ellsworth
Vale
Chester Ave
Congress
Talbott, Hall
Current Topics Literary Club
Flanner Guild
Lautrence Dunbar
Wvetcng
Lyre Pall
Kansas
Meridian Sts
Maccabees
le Centril
le Centril Ave. M. E
Wilfaed W.C. Te Uy
Francés J. Jaré
William Hodgett
Capitolave
St. Joseph
Eb, Feeney
D. T. Shiva
George de Mavenay
Colum
Mira
Chandler's
Bible Claws
W. A. Wildwack
Broadway
W. A. Shaw
Trinity Congregational Church
Albert E. Baundera
Chicco
Uno Meer
Henning
Henton
Lord
Cummingy
McKee
Typographical Union
Felende
Mra. Henning
Market St. H
Shortridge
Rodoo
Caleb Mills
Montay
Senate
Public elevator cuts hit Indianapolis building staff
Public ascends on foot as the east elevator at the federal building is discontinued. The operator and a laborer lose their jobs due to running short on appropriation. With no emergency bill likely, elevators stay closed until July 1 and staff must use stairs, amid calls for cost reduction in the new building.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Gets 89 Factories Growth Report After Election of Directors
The Commercial Club year end election drew a break with readings by California reader Fred Emergon Brooks. President Batts praised work, noted assets excess of stock liability, and detailed membership figures with 326 new members. Directors elected include Franklin Vonnegut and Hendrickson, while several holdovers remain. Also reported are Holliday property transfer to Delavan Smith for 35000 and burial of Harry Locke at Worthington.
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Commercal
California
Fred Emergon Brooks
Pickett
Gettysburg
Bach
A. F. Batts
Socrety
R. G. McClure
Eff
Utt
Genera
Gihewntkas
McClure
Agavts
Gayhillttes
Bist Vou
Tebeid
Ueevik
Warres Smith
Tulding
Officiu
Franklin Vonnecut
B. A. Hendrick
Kwon
BR. B. Hilleary
WD. Auson
W. J. Mooney
W. M. Fowarty
J. E. AeMlett
Ralph Bamsberger
C. A. LcConnell
C. Atkins
C. OH. Liber
Hendrickson
R. B. Hillowry
W. D.aln
Wi. M. Forarty
Ralph Bamberger
John E. Hollett
C. H. Badger
W. Brown
BH. Eldridge
Fish Pack
Kiser
F. W. Olin
A. & Potts
Shooting at Grand Pacific: Chicago hotel doctor shot
Special to the Sun Ghigawo reports a high profile domestic scandal ending in violence at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago. George W Durphy, head of the Chicago Dock Company, shot Dr. D. P. Badfield of South Bend, Ind, as the doctor and Durphy’s wife were together in a hotel room. Badfield was wounded in the left side and left arm. his condition was unclear. Durphy fled to police. a private detective named Sport and others were involved.
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Ghigawo
Grand Pacific
D. P. Badfield
Cairo
George W Durphy
Chicaga Dock Company
Fred
Durphy
Roth
Badfield
Lauiaville
Heville
White
Fletener
Staphy
Lyid Qman
Sport
Teta
Dr. Badtickl
Chicago
P. Bad. Bult
South Bend
Ind
le Badfield
Wellington
Nadie
Multiple City Notices and Personal Affairs Highlight Local Affairs
Local board members named Enoch Watman Garrett A Siaver and Robert Cofer to appraise property as new administration seeks exact values. Reports cover road work on Lex Lincoln Ave with bituminous macadam, and a fraud case against George Hall and J Lester tied to postal investigations. Also noted are marriages, divorces, church events, a hospital blaze, and routine ads from area businesses.
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Board of Public Works
Enoch Watman
Garrett
A. Siaver
Obert
Letting of contract for theater building defered by Board of Public Works
City officials defer action on the Mann theater project amid an investigation into alleged permit refusals by City Attorney Matson and Building Inspector Winterrowd. Mann may appeal to a threemember committee. A separate petition seeks elevation of the belt railway affecting Irvington and Tuxedo residents as freight trains disrupt streetcar service and daily life.
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Mobility
Te Farmers” Trt
Board of Public Works
BK. Matson Ina
Lamang
T. A. Winterrowd
C.F. Mann
Sino
Mann
Irvington
Tuxedo
Fi Wantington
Priest Henry Paanaker Dies in Austin Texas
Rev. Henry Paanaker, a prominent priest of the Maly Cross order, died of consumption in Austin, Texas yesterday. He had served as pastor of Sacred Heart church in South Bend and was well known in local cretess.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Henry Paanaker
Maly Cross Order
Legon Clretes
Austin
Tex
Sacred Heart
Bouth Bend
Man Rescues Deer From Buck Attack Near Montpelier
Frank Jones of Groton saved a deer trapped by a buck whose antlers norwed into his jacket. The wary rescue involved crawling behind the deer and lifting with all his might. After a tense moment the buck resisted then retreated, leaving Jones exhausted but unharmed.
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Montpelier
Frank Jones
Groton
Suses
Jones
Jon
Tf Jones
Lynd Teat
Pois
Jonan
Venino
Hardware Dealers Convention Sets Annual Meeting Details
The Indicomat Mtvlall Mardware asso en Wall holds annual convention at ToniTinson Hal Wednesday Thursday Mayo and Friday Tha eaxncutive con Mites WHE meet ALY o clork. The convention proper will be called at 2 in the afternoon. A. N. Sideler will deliver an abileway. Officers listed include ToHowe Shidelor Cov. Prune WoT Crowd and Mr. Corey. The executive committee comprises OA Sits Care Mete BL Oeker Roams AN Suldes ter Roth Bends Mob Corey Argos and BE M Bush.
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Mtvlall Mardware Assoen Wall
ToniTinson
Mayo
Aly O'Clork
A. N. Sideler
South Bend
Sibley
Wee Werd
Stuah
Jones
Shidelor
Cov
Prune
North Manchester
New Albany
Corey
Argus
Exvelthie
Sits
Care
Oeker
Roams AN
Suldester
Roth
Mob
Argos
BE. M. Bush
Branseilie
Postum Food Coffee Restore Health and Appetite Story
A testimonial details stomach pain headaches and loss of appetite from coffee use. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, the writer notes improved health, regained weight, and a return to vitality in three years at a new home. The letter credits Postum for mother, father, and self health gains and urges reading the Road to Wellville.
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Weilvill
Postum Food
Postum Food Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wentville
Picow
Humane Society to elect committee at Wednesday meeting
The Indianapolis Humane Society plans a Wednesday night gathering at the Commercial Club to push for a permanent headquarters with telephones and faster action. Officers and supporters will discuss funds to buy care for old horses and the need for an executive committee, with several names already lined up.
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Revina
Perrons
Wedmaday
Permantent
Vrendhesdt
Society
Inhiel
Amber
Humane Societies
Bom Francincs
Chicago
Philndelphia
Cincinnati
Souleville
Harry MH
Huwecatte
Emsley W
John
Rogers
AIP
Humane Society
Cloths Dyed by Flavors at State Hygiene Lab
The state laboratory of hygiene demonstrated dyeing cloths using fruit products. Tests with capers, CREA de men, and cherry extracts produced violet, green, and red tones. A veil dyed at the lab looked notably beautiful, showing promising results for color testing.
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State Laboratory of Hygiene
Chemlatn
Jabale
Killed brother-in-law in New Albany stabbing
In New Albany Indiana February Arthur Yraukiin a colored man stabbed John Brown in the neck killing him instantly. The two men were brothers-in-law and resided in a two story house at mile 0 hiowt.
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Neeser Cee Rae
New Albany
Ind
Arthur Yraukiin
John Brown
brothert-Inelaw
Ml Ohiowt
Gas Range Demonstration Draws Large Local Audience
Mrs. Shelby and Harry Clair Shelby lead a cooking demonstration at Central Ave ML El church. Lincoln birthday ties discussed as the gas range called the Lincoln of the kitchen. Shelby shows broiling baking and boiling with a small Vulcan range drawing strong applause and many questions from attendees.
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Central Ave. ML EL
Harry Clair Shelby
Shelby
Lincoln
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McMaster
Frank Kisinswehmbit
Katie
Keystone
Allen and
Wener
Hepin
Insane Hospital
Central Hospital For Insane
E. W. Grove
Indana Marble and Granite Works
Delaware St. Main
Miller Tactoring Company
N. Mertddate
GRAY
Enterprises Foundry Co
Miller O11 and Supply Co
GEM Laundry
Priest
Texas
Buck
Rom
Cuff
Ade
Urancho Guster
L.S. Ayres & CO
Commercial Club
Qeeslat Te Phefinn
C. & Grubb
BO Main St
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Ky Gauss
Malmentay Marshall
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