Lumber Dealers Hear The Doctor At Meeting
L. L. Ott of Jefferson City Missouri the timber doctor gave an address on Advertising and Side Lines at the Retail Lumber Dealers association meeting held at Claypool Thursday Louis B Twank of Indianapolis spoke on What Constitutes a Legal Contract Between Buyer and Seller The closing address was by Attorney General James Gingham on The Business Man s Longation to the Public Officers elected Wednesday evening included President William J Johnson of Indianapolis Vice President Er P Deming Hammond Directors E J McErlain South Bend Albert Greeles Muncie George F Tribolet Bluffton and W W Skene ver Huntington
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L. L. Ott
Jefferson City
William J. Johnson
Indianapolis
Er. P. Deming
Hammond
E. J. McErlain
South Bend
Albert Greeles
Muncic
George F. Tribolet
Bluffton
W. W. Skenower
Huntington
Prominent Noblesville Business Man Dies Suddenly
Albert Shirts a leading local businessman died of apoplexy last night in the office of Dr. A R Tucker Noblesville Ind He was en route home when he became ill and sought medicine in the doctor's office creating a sudden death report for the community
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Noblesville, Ind
Albert Shirts
A. R. Tucker
Two Hungarians Die in Camp Fight at Gary
In Gary Indiana yesterday two Hungarian workmen were killed and several others were seriously wounded during a free for all fight at a construction camp. Policeman Pred Miller was shot in the nose as twenty men were arrested.
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Gary
Ind
Pred Miller
Fleet 19 Ties Visit to Peace and Friendship Message
Special to The Indianapolis Sun. Washington January 16. Roosevelt and Brazil president Penna exchange messages on Admiral Evans fleet voyage to Rio Janeiro. Penna commends arrival and friendly demonstrations. Roosevelt says ships are messengers of friendship to celebrate enduring amity between the two republics. Commander Cone invited to Buenos Aires with torpedo flotilla.
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Indianapolis Sun
Washington
United States
Brazil
Evan
Rio Janeiro
Pacific Ocean
Republic of the North
Roosevelt
America
Thiazi
Cone
Buenos Ayres
Blind Boys Debate With Bloomington Lads At Caleb Mills Hall
Students from Bloomington high school and the Indiana Institute for the Blind will engage in a debate at Caleb Mills hall Friday evening. The subject is Resolved That the United States Government Should Adopt an Educational Qualification for suffrage. Fred McCartney Frank Wagner and Noble Wilson are members of the Blind Institute team.
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Bloomington High School
Indiana Institute For the
Caleb
Fred McCartney
Frank Wagner
Noble Wilson
Blind Institutet
Tragedy in Trades Hall Ends in Shooting
Otto Schultz of Aversave was shot and killed yesterday afternoon in Trades Union hall in Chicago. Henry Rittman, longtime sergeant-at-arms of the Chicago Federation of Labor, was arrested but was too intoxicated to be questioned.
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Chicago
Otto Schultz
Aversave
Trades Union Hall
Henry Rittman
Chicago Federation of Labor
Juror’s Suicide Shocks Beatrice Courtroom
Beatrice Nebraska reports that juror John Peters, who helped convict R Meade Schummway of murder and helped fix the death penalty, killed himself last night by shooting himself in the head with a shotgun. The juror was among those who returned the verdict in the high profile case. A police investigation is expected to follow.
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Beatrice
Juan
John 3. Peters
R. Meade Schummway
Pistol Shots Target Midnight Suspect in Drug Store
Dwane Sanborn, 15, fired two shots at Turnkey Tom Stout in Huskins Miller drug store on Blake and New York streets at midnight. Stout escaped, neighbors joined pursuit. Sanborn, unemployed, carried a chisel rubber hose glass cutter and a file.
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Dwane Sanborn
Turnkey
Tom Stout
Huskins & Miller
Blake
New York-sts
Turnkey Stout
Sanborn
Vermont-st
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Yeaton and Wheeler in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Ruby Blanche Yeaton and William Raleigh Wheeler wed at the bride’s father PT A Yeaton home with no attendants. The ceremony featured a bridal march by Miss Myrtle Johnson and a fern and palm altar. The bride wore white corded satin en princesse, coronet of orange blossoms. going away gown in relay blue broadcloth. The couple plan a Chicago wedding trip and will reside at 226 Washington Boulevard, Indianapolis after Feb 1. Guests included M L Bates of Winchester Va and Miss Mary Wheeler of Ann Arbor Mich. Mr and Mrs Howard of Chicago and Mr and Mrs J Howard of Evansville also attended. A dancing party at Brenneke academy hosted by Mr and Mrs Baum celebrated the event with Harriet Baum and visiting Misses Florence and Beatrice Lehman. Miss Anna Murphy and John F Grady of Cincinnati announced plans to marry Jan 21 at St Anthony’s church.
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Ruby Blanche Yeaton
William Raleigh Wheeler
A. Yeaton
Myrtle Johnson
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
Indianaapolis
M. L. Bates
Winchester
Mary Wheeler
Alpha club marks twenty third anniversary at Schnull home
Mrs Eugene R Scofield hosted a Wednesday afternoon event at the Odeon clubrooms with Mrs J D DePrez and Mrs Charles Morrison of Shelbyville among attendees. The Alpha club celebrated its twenty third birthday Wednesday evening at Mrs G A Schnull's home with husbands as honor guests.
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ODEON
Eugene R. Scofield
The
J. D. DePrez
Charles Morrison
Shelbyville
Alpha Club
G. A. Schnull
N. Meridianst
Pleasant surprise party and visits noted in Indianapolis
Mrs. Frank C. Tuite hosted a surprise birthday party at 2839 Northwestern Ave Tuesday evening with guests including Mrs. Frank Mehlon Mrs. George Seibert and Mrs. Harry Scinell. A bridge gathering honored Dr and Mrs Junius Cravens for Dr and Mrs W B Kitchen. Various arrivals and visits are recorded including Miss Esther Gwin Ms Mary Wheeler and others visiting relatives in Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Frankfort with trips to New York and back to Ann Arbor per school.
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Frank C. Tuite
Northwestern Ave
Frank Mehlon
George Seibert
Harry Scinell
Junius Cravens
W. B. Kitchen
Kitchen
Edith Scott
Holton, Kas
Ad Manager Addresses Adscript Club on Perry Adverts
Dan C. Shelley, sales manager for American Type Founders of Chicago, spoke to Adscript club members Wednesday evening about advertising and typography.
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Dan C. Shelley
American Type Founders Company
Chicago
Adscript Club
Jackson Declares Independence From Factions in Indiana
Democratic state chairman A and Jackson, in a January statement from Greenfield, Indiana, says he is not controlled by any faction or individual and will work impartially for party success. He urges all Democrats to cooperate, name their best candidates, and unite to support Bryan for president.
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Indiana
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Firehouse Disaster Death Toll Reaches 173 In Pa Opera Ruins
In Boyertown Pennsylvania on January 15 the Rhoades opera house fire claims 173 dead after three more corpses are recovered and three more injured die. Coroner Strausser estimates up to 200 lives lost with about 80 victims identified so far.
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Boyertown
Rhoades Opera House
Strausser
Stone Contractors Meet 29 States Represented at Conven tion
The national Cut Stone Contractors association with representatives from about 29 states holds its annual convention at the Claypool Thursday. About 190 members are present. A banquet is planned Thursday evening with wives daughters and other guests in attendance.
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National Cut Stone Contractors’ Association
Claypool
City considers buying asphalt plant to end contract system
Indianapolis finance committee members favored city purchase of an asphalt plant after a conference with Mayor Bookwalter. City Civil Engineer Blaine H. Miller and the Board of Public Works, Wednesday, discussed the proposal in detail and voiced support for ending the contract system.
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City of
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Blaine H. Miller
Board of Public Works
Bank Reopens in Hamilton City Next Monday
New York January 16 The Hamilton bank in this city posted a notice that it will reopen for business next Monday after a temporary closure.
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New York
Hamilton Bank
Women and smoke nuisance debate in Indianapolis
A Board of Trade smoker discussion on the citys smoke problem emphasizes public cooperation with officials. Men defend manufacturers while noting abuses by lazy firemen and the need for smarter fuel use, with Judge Wharlens call for fair treatment and testing of solutions. Mayor Bookwalter urges constructive action and warns against overcritiquing industry.
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Wharlen
Charles C. Perry
J. D. Forest
Citizens Gas Company
Indiana
Indinanapolis
Ai. M. Ogle
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Man Spies a Hawk and Wife 15 Killed
Winchester Ind Jan 16 Ira Porter of New Pittsburg a farmer says he spiced a hawk in his chicken yard and sent his wife into the house for a shotgun She returned and stumbled the weapon discharged and the shot entered her head near the eye killing her instantly
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Winchester
Ind
Ira Porter
New Pittsburg
Statesman leaves Fletcher National for government service
James F. Statesman former manager of the safety deposit department at Fletcher National bank has traveled to Washington DC to join the government diplomatic service in a new post.
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James F. Statesman
Fletcher National Bank
Washington, D. C
Government Diplomatic Service
Child Fatally Burned in Evansville Stove Accident
Ruth Harris aged 7 died after alone at home attempted to feed coal to a stove and suffered fatal burns in Evansville Indiana on January 16 officials reported the accident occurred when the child was unsupervised and mishandled the stove top leading to the fatal injuries
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Evansville
Ind
Ruth Harris
Benefactress 15 in Danger of Going Blind
New York report says Mrs. John Albert Macy, famed for helping locate Helen Miller, faces threatened blindness from a traumatic cataract. She and Miss Jellar, both of Wrentham Massachusetts, have endured hearing and speech loss in the past, with Macy’s aid aiding the girl’s education.
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Macy
Helen Miller
Miss Jellar
Mrs
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