Reverend Clippinger Warns Against Sabbath Desecration
The Rev. H. C. Clippinger of Edwin Jay M. E. church denounces Sunday entertainments in theaters and says the charity idea hides managers true aims. He warns of Sunday baseball in Indianapolis upcoming season and says baseball leaders await Indiana legislature before releasing the schedule. He gives solemn warning against Sabbath desecration.
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H. C. Clippinger
Edwin Jay M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Indiana
Theaters Benefit Sunday Fund Drive Draws Crowds
Indiana patrons filled Park Majestic and New Gayety theaters Sunday for charity. The Runaways screened at the Park and Gayety films supported the Nelson Shelterhouse fund while Majestic concerts aided the News Old Folks fund.
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Indianapolis
Park
Majéstic
New Gayety
Nelson Shelterhouse Fund
Gayety
The
Majestic
Bishop McQuade, First Rochester Bishop, Dies at 86
ROCHESTER N Y Jan 18 Bishop McQuade prominent Roman Catholic figure in New York state dies at eighty seven after four decades as Rochester’s first bishop He promoted education founding Seton Hall and expanding schools throughout the diocese
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Rochester
N. Y
McQuade
St. John’s College
Fordham
Seton Hall College
South Orange
Newark
Diocese of
Gold Teeth Ten To Be Taken From Shaver Mouth
In Trenton New Jersey on January 18 authorities reported ten gold teeth to be removed from a shaver's mouth as part of a police action. The brief item notes a declared undertaking and ongoing investigation.
Sampson Murder Trial Hopes To Happen Before Birth
In Rochester on January 18, Mrs Georgia Allyn Sampson jailed at Lyon on the charge of murdering her husband, nephew of the late Rear Admiral Sampson, at Macedon on November 2. Wayne county gears up to try her before she becomes a mother, with defense lawyers noting possible influence on jurors.
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Rochester
N. Y
Georgia Allyn Sampson
Lyon
Sampson
Macedon
Wayne County
Ballroom Revels at Cafe Martin In New York
New York January 18 a masked dancing party by Mr and Mrs Jackson Gouraud at Cafe Martin ended at sun up with a wild mix of international guests and lavish costumes. Odette Vallery danced with Wilson Mizner while socialites and entertainers like Jesse Lewisohn and Brandon Hurst mingled in a night of glamour and gaiety.
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Paris
Broadway
Cafe Martin
Jackson Gouraud
Samoa
New York
Salome
Kaimar
Ghosh
Jack Gouraud
Little Rosa
Hippodrome
Jesse Lewisohn
Dorothy Russell
Lillian
Carmen
Addison Mizner
Wilson
C. Brown
Wall Street
Edna Wallace Hopper
Five thousand men at work in New York streets
In New York City on January 18, a brutal sleet and snow storm battered streets and weathered conditions. Roughly 700 homeless sought shelter at the municipal lodging house with 31 sent to pier charities. Five thousand workers cleared ice covered avenues, Commissioner Edwards aiming for 10,000 workers but unable to recruit more, predicting good streets by Wednesday unless another storm arrives.
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New York
Charities Department
E. Twenty-sixth Street
Edwards
Democratic hopes fuel new contest talk in party circles
Democratic candidates press contests to oust Republican incumbents and plan to file evidence with a legislative commission within days. State Chairman Stokes Jackson says the party will stand firm, denounces Republican claims, and ties contests to frauds in Lake County where nonentitled foreigners allegedly voted for Roosevelt.
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Stokes Jackson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lake County
Roosevelt
Charity Club to Meet in January Session
The Matrons' Charity Club will hold its January meeting next Tuesday January 19 at the home of Mrs C M Hammond 20 Hoble Street A full attendance is desired.
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Charity .Club
C. M. Hammond
Hoble Street
Desirec
Ward and Vokes Return to the Park Theater Today
Ward and Vokes packed Park Theater with every seat sold as the company made a special trip from Huntington West Virginia arriving in Indianapolis for Sunday matinee then departing Sunday night for Wheeling West Virginia after the show. The Runaways leader George Ovey jokes about the dentist’s forceps versus the electric chair. Mallilo the Hudson county murderer plans to have two gold teeth extracted after his execution and sent to Italy.
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Park
Mny
Huntington
W. Va
Indianapolis
Wheeling
Ww. Va
George Ovey
WARD
Pompeian Room Planned for Claypool Hotel
A Pompeian room for the Claypool hotel is proposed with marble construction and a French glass partition from the cafe. The improvement is estimated to cost 16,000 dollars and will convert the cafe into a men's cafe. the buffet and another management will make way for the new room.
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A.pompélian
Claypool
Bompelian
Actors Lost Autos In Destructive Fire
Boston dispatch reports January 18 that actor Frank Daniels and another performer lost their automobiles in a destructive fire. Fire crews battled the blaze, with property damage sustaining significant losses to vehicles and staging equipment as authorities investigated the cause.
Indiana Girl Sails for Chin Kiang Mission Field
Miss Winifred Muir, a Rushville resident, sails from San Francisco January 23 aboard the Manchuria for Chin Kiang China to serve a five year term as principal of a girls school. She carried about 60 letters to be read on the voyage and depart January 18.
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Rushville
Ian
Winifred Muir
Chin Kiang
China
San Francisco
Manchuria
Kew Grove of Druids Instituted at Linton
A new grove of the Druids was instituted at Linton Indiana on Saturday evening with charter members numbering 50. The event was led by Noble Grand Henry Dittmer of Anderson and assisted by grand officers. The Garfield Grove degree team from this city conferred the degrees. About seventy five members attended.
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Kew
Druids
Linton
Ind
Henry Dittmer
Anderson
Garfield Grove
Order
Aton Grove
Bequest From Emery Gives 10000 To Indianapolis Home
The late George D. Emery of Indianapolis who died in Boston left 10000 dollars to the Home for Friendless Women in Indianapolis. The donation surprised the home’s directors. Emery and his wife and daughter once served on the home’s board. He was a walnut log dealer with a mill on East Ontario Street near the Big Four tracks and had lived in Boston for 20 years.
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George D. Emery
Indianapolis
Boston
N. Delaware Street
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