Yealth Day Law Proposed in Utah for Clean Up
Jan 2 Yealth day proposed in Utah by bill in the Terisintwre to require all residents to clean and disinfect homes and public spaces. City and county officials would enforce with penalties for noncompliance. Also reported: Miss Martha Thomas of 222 H St Clair attacked and robbed by a burly man on Delaware between Vermont and Michigan.
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Balt Lake City
Utah
Etoder
Geneva
Ainte
Martha ‘Thomas
H. St. Clair
Delaware St
Vermont
Michigan-ats
Miss Thomas
Parkside Rivalry Ends In Public Kiss
In a moonlit park scene Helen and Jack quarrel over a note and cling to pride. Bob, Helen’s steadfast dog, and Lang, a loyal friend, help shepherd them through darkness toward a resolve. A spontaneous kiss seals a tense moment as they walk home, with Bob guiding the way.
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gUnard
Yas
Bob
Helen
Mo Tadersen
Jack
Hia
Telen
Tod
Tang
Dob
Lang
Maeves
Mar
Bell
Fle Dons
Jock
Constable Hem ingway Eats His Money In Afit Of Crime
Charles Hemingway longtime Gum Tunnel constable becomes violentinsane after demented act He grabs a roll of money about 100 dollars calls it a tool and eats the bills until the notes are ruined The government holds the bill is worth 25 000. Oscar Weerich 27 formerly of Terre Haute is murdered in Routt County Colorado by George Smith during a dispute over a coyote removal. Weerich had left home years before.
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Port Horon
Charles Hemingway
Gum Tunnel
Anylum
Hemingway
Olla
Deen
Terre Haute
Tod
Colorado
Oscar Weerich
George Smith
Liy Park
Routt County
Binith
Weerlehs
City Life Notes and Local Meetings Summary
Suplis of Wrof. Frang Kans promises a slow oreatink at the Sixth chhattas churen on Pine and Elmsts next Wednesday. K of P meeting held at Acton featured mainly speeches with entertainment planned. Morton Hookwalter reports improvement from open air tuberculous treatment in Arizona. Grand high school exercises at Manual Training High include address by Charles Jennings and music. Mexican War Veterans discuss national encampment set for Indianapolis September 16 27. burglary thwarted as three youths arrested near Himes tea store, one on roof prompted by a shot fired by a merchant police officer.
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Frang Kans
Sopmiler
Acton
Morton Bookwalter
Morton Hookwalter
Arizona
Née
HICH
Ich
Charles Jennings
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Harry Smith
John Bostic
Frank Wilson
Voltgenoxel
Washington
Architects Not Expecting Building Boom This Year
Indianapolis architects report a slow start to the year with heavy prior volume. Despite cautious forecasts, they foresee limited new construction as high prices and material costs restrain activity and doubt rises over futures, while some project remains viable and housing demand persists.
Secret 18 Years Hides Republican Leader’s Marriage
Samuel Frank, a Republican ward 17 captain and deputy county treasurer in Cincinnati, kept a secret marriage for 18 years to a girl he met when she was a child. He lived with his parents and hid the union to avoid scandal among orthodox Jewish families. The wife has now demanded their removal to her home as the marriage becomes public.
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Cincinnati
Jan. S
Feolly
In & Con- Teenloh
Samuel Frank
Ward 17
Mankand
Oo W. Courest
Sim Hua
Pn Httle
Sara
Auecerates
Boarding House Board Calls for State Regulation
An Indiana editor reports a local, humorous push for a state board of boarding-house keepers with uniform fare across the state. The piece cites plans for a penny meal price, hash and prunes, and notes the public’s reluctance to bill debates, while contrasting with other proposed bills on dentists and barbers.
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Verusna
Gotunger
Indiana
Evansville
Ohio River
Lake Michigan
Advanccing
Amusements overview of road companies and melodramas
The page previews touring theatre acts including B-West minstrel groups and the Empire Rice Barton company with a mix of melodramas and stage scenes. It notes several productions in New York and Detroit, mentions a new melodrama Why Women Are, and observes that famed New York stars may not appear with cheaper touring outfits.
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New York
Ike
Lealac
Detroit
Rowestare to Return for Fork Engagement Next Week
Miss Rowestare, previously in Detroit where she canceled an engagement, plans to resume her work in New Fork next week. She will appear in "Gls Hopkins" at the Fork, continuing her act and other plays.
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Indianapolid
New Fork
Rowestare
Detroit
Heq
Cocaine crackdown as Chicago grand jury indicts five
Five druggists accused of selling cocaine in violation of law were indicted by a Chicago grand jury. Wilhelm Bodeman, treasurer of the state board of pharmacy, testified that wrecks in the residents could be traced to cocaine sold by company employees. Also from Appleton Wisconsin a millinery owner Locatile Cobert is arrested for arson in Bear Creek after a fire destroyed much of the town.
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Chicago
Wihelm Bodeman
Treourer
Snnte Board of Pharmacy
Cocaina
Appleton
Win
Bear Creek
Wis
Loctilie Cobert
Social whirl includes dances and weddings across towns
The social page notes Shillon Morris and Mrs Morris vacationing in Palm Beach with dances at the Amoricus club, Mrs Hall hosting in Pretanarg, and Mrs Ailedgel hosting gatherings. It lists several state weddings in Green Met, Kokuma, and Crawfordaven, plus a midweek marriage at Central Avenue with Rev. Brown officiating and a gray granadine and blue panne velvet gown.
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Shillon Morris
Palm Beach
Fla
Amoricus Club
FB. Martindale
Mees Martinale
W. M. Hall
Pretanarg
Josephnes Hyde
Misars Rickson
Davo
Indianapolis
S. P. Ailedgel
Phil Joseph
Ente
Beady Rose
Mise
Cora Robinson
Quincy R Sherry
Conneraville
Mupcle
Lulu Dietie
le Roy
Kokuma
Ida M
Loewe
David Turley
Mary Elsten
Edein B Tuna
New York
Bire
Nicholas Harrison
Col
Mra
L C. Elstun
Crawfordavne
Bliss Mary J. Brown
Georer O. Cortelyou
Erde
Central Ave
Lewis Brown
Bird
Notices of liquor licenses across Indianapolis wards
A composite notice announces multiple residents in Marion county Indiana to apply at the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various quantities at specified addresses in Center and wards 7 11 14 and 14. Names include John W Crabb Leiss Joan Graebner and Wm H Quinn. Locations reference New York St Shelby St Courts Ave and other lot numbers in Merritt and Coughlin subdivisions.
Notice of alcohol license and pool table privileges
Nereby gives notice to voters of the Fourteenth ward Marion County Indiana of a petition for license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spiritous liquors in less quantities than five gallons and to allow on premises drinking. The place is 1st floor Shelby Street No 14 Ward 14 in Indianapolis Center Township. Also applies for pool table privileges in same room. Fred Laue.
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Fifth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
New Tyork St
Jet No
Merritt
Coughlin
Outpet No
Indianapolis
New York-st
Sohn
Crabb
Fourteenth Ward
State of
Inemneas
Marian County
State of Indiana
Uell
Washington St
Wilann
Ingianapolis
Center Townsity
Washington
Noto
Yoo
Kitley
Nereby
Marilou County
Tno
Shelby St
Urmsan
Brinksmeyers
Center Townsrip
Lidé Shelby
Hame
Fred Laue
Notice of liquor license application in Marion County Indiana
A local resident in Canter township Marion County Indiana gives notice to voters of the Tenth ward that he will apply to the county commissioners for a license to sell spirituous intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premise consumption. The business address is No 2 East Maryland Street in Indianapolis Center Township, at the southwest corner of Maryland and Alabama streets, on the northeast corner of square 7H. The filing date is listed as Ma. 16.
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Nevevy
Seventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Indianapollo
H Quinn
Opera of
Marlun County
Iniiang
Thaly March
Toro Ucenss
Bustoeas
Woshington-st
Alabama-st
Aquars
Indianapolia
Washington-st
Tenth Ward
Canter Township
Marion Couty
Indien
Board of County Commissioners
UNO
Maryland-et
Maryland
Alabama-ats
Square
Indianapolis
Alabama-sta
EL Mary-land St
Ward Ma. 16
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Venmeut & Bohn
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W. C. Merck
Vonnegut
H.C. Hendricknon
Tusura
Monavert
Indianapolta
Hendricknon Haa
Central-aye
Erruah
Yeserly
Crawfunieville
Bitay Phitpritt
Bensmare
Wis Bar
Beuh Hill Beacon
Martinayilié Ete
Frankfort
William Eversdle
Regia
Ghand—Vauderille
Park
Empire
Rice & Barton Company
Fara
Dr.Caldwell
W.T. Gaines
Little Rock
Ark
Baleeman
Smaith-Fremler
Arkansas
Sereby
Boutle
Caldwell
Raa” Pepsin Syrup CO
Meatialte
Ohio
At & Yard
Doys
Ting Sanne
Dnghamma
Comminstoners
Booth
Miscourier
Outlet 11
Eckert
Iniiana
West Soutest
Teesimental
Pontaslou
M. A. Conley
Areing of
Jewett Pianos
Vate
Pisa
Americza Plaxa
Bealden
Jewett
Chickering
Vone
Pector
Veert Pond
Emeron
Stewart
Braumalter
Wotechoer
Stodart
Tawadnou
Pennsylvania
Stransky Steel Ware
Vonnegut Hardware
Washington Street
Cuen
Ansas
Boant
The
DeVore Company
Tnc
Stevenson
Afarion County
Atete
In- Alana
Massachusecteave
Ing
Goldaberry
Seave
Ciy
Genter Township
Tania Wwilekes
Norris Harrowits
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