Day of fun for employes of big store at annual picnic
New York store workers plus families joined a Broad Ripple Park outing in Indianapolis. More than 900 attendees enjoyed a 1 PM departure, a four-hour park program, a lavish 12-table dinner, and a vaudeville show led by Harry Porter and Ron Blythe. Field events yielded notable jumps and prizes.
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New York
Broad Ripple Park
Indianpolis
Broad Jet Park
Micnic
Lttle Cash
Anie
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington St
Gay
Park
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Maryland-st
Titirois-st
Himnois-st
Washington
Harry Porter
Ron
Blythe
J. Russell Powell
Orpheum
Koora Tong
Marty Porter
Coon Wong
Plage
Don Smythe
Prenem
Audienae
LAYING OF TRACKS ENJOINED INDIANAPOLIS CASE
In Indianapolis a federal court heard seek to prevent laying of double track on East Twenty seventh Street. Complainants seek a permanent injunction alleging fraud in the petition and public works order. Judge Anderson refused to grant the injunction after arguments.
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Federal Court
Frank W. Graham
Fannie Graham
Indianapole Traction &Termins Company
City of
Indianapolis
Board of Public Work
Board of Public Works
Anderson
Ian
Local Community Fair Crowns Winners in Varied Events
A late night celebration highlighted by department managers who organized the prize fair. Winners span adults and children across races, jumps, and games such as football kick for ladies, tug of war, and obstacle contests. Notable names include Benie Noonan, Mabel Downey, Harry Neugent, Walter Schulter, and Roy Hawking among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besnie Noonan
Mabel Downey
Ning Olroy
Harry Neugent
John Long
Fred Bartlett
Rehling
Carve Schmidt
Walter, Schulter
Edgar Mart
Henrietta, Disselkoen
Anna Hooks
Margaret Walsh
Merle Hurtin
Curt Tatluck
Roy Hawking
Austin Devore
Clifford Rallaback
Jona Shaw
Carmie Schmit
Clara Aine
Roys
Carl Matthews
Carl
Tatiick
Charlex Lesser
C. Conrey
S. Ve Bilverthorn
John Dieselkaert
John Schaub
Clifford Rajlaback
Walter Scholler
Harry ‘Conduitt
Edgar Hart
Harry Couauldt
W. C. Contey
Bert Blougt
Harry Walker
Lee Gooner
Thieves Murder Thieves Murder at S. M. R. A. Home
Scripps press dispatch from Huntington West Virginia reports T A Goodbar a prominent railroad figure was shot and killed by burglars after a desperate dawn confrontation at his residence. Bloodhounds traced two suspects. Anderson, a white man, was captured encountered in a grove and jailed. companion remains at large.
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F. A. Goodbar
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Auntington
W. Va
T. A. Goodbar
Goodbar
Burstace
Bua
Dom Anderson
Barn Destroyed In Suspected Arson On Hovey Street
A large frame barn owned by F. H. Lynch on Hovey Street burned at 3 am Saturday. The blaze, believed incendiary, destroyed the barn and two horses while a $2 rose lay damaged. Lynch hopes to identify the arsonist. The nearby home of J. R. Buell at 732 Delaware Road suffered minor fire damage totaling under $100.
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F. H. Lynch
Hovey St
Lynch Sa
Loch
J. R. Buell
Delaware R
Big graft at Orleans Scripps M Rae press association
Fifteen years of systematic graft were exposed at a New Orleans trial and dismissal of Capt. Colongne and Corporal Guinn of the police department before Inspector Whisker. Capt. Curry testified that Chief Hennessy’s murder by the Mafia led to paid protection. Wallace, Curry’s son in law, said gambling resorts paid weekly bribes to officers and patrolmen.
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Scripps-M Rae Press Association
New Orleans
Colongne
Guinn
Police Department
Whisker
Hennessy
Jack Curry
South
Wilbur C. Wallace
Curry
Heart Disease Claims Life In Quiet Town Home
A man died Saturday morning in his apartment from heart disease. The incident occurred as neighbors reported a sudden collapse in the early hours, with authorities stating no foul play was involved. The deceased’s name and additional details were withheld pending notification of relatives.
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Suripps-Aurae Press Association
Strange will left by Bush
Special to the Sun. Bidney, O July 8 Dr Charles W Bush long known in California left property valued at 150000 in a will written in his own hand. He says in effect that any wife who proves marriage will receive nothing and that eight nephews and nieces get bequests. Most of the estate goes to Masonic societies.
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SUN
Bidney
Charles’w. Bush
Low Angeles
Cal
Mia
Bush
California
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths Report
Birth announcements list JT and Nellie McCormick 1 Angel Frank and Mary Qreit 130 Churchy man a girl J W and Jessie Laramory New York boy Eugene and Mrs Christian Sanders girls Lawrence and Nellie Hitchcock 1120 Rates bas Willam and Mary Mead Hillside girl Edward and Blakehe Ruby Hovey 191 Hovey girl Benjamin and Otte Jones 4 Concord girl Yom and Pearl Shor 32 Beauty girl Death notices include Mallie Lewis Sanan 1419 N N Jersey st meningitis Viola Dameson 3 12 roadway old axe Melissa Schawmeyer 2 months Coe cholera infantum Thomas Hughes St Vincent's railway cause Catherine Mount 662 N Mime diolemia Willie Seevders 15 heart disease Susie Dipple 44 618 W Pearl acute consumption Heatrice Hubbard 3 months 920 Highland extanction and suarriages Charles Henry Klotsch Sretha D Barber William J Lebnet Netlie J Bhumph dona Whsog Painte Thomas Henry A Kmerihm Blajiche Le Clever Claid M Retinett Lala Cox Berg A King Florence A Hamiton Floyd Deppert Chiniitey Harper Building Permits Fair Davis settee Tuxedo William B Davis remodel Treaty Math Sa m Rer dale Fysete Dein Downes dueling 2 lank et oblige WV Willison danile hanise Ow Fletcher 100 Wide Souble hoes Marna Cagle
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Nellie McCormick
Angel
Frank
Mary Qreit
J. W
Jessie Laramory
New York
Eugene
Mrs. Christian
Sanders
Lawrencs
Nellie Hitchcock
Willam
Mary Mead
Hillside
Edward and
Blakehe Ruby
Hovey
Irl
Mélissa Schawmeyer
Montha
Coe
Thomas
Hughes
G& St Vincent's Phosphal
Tieies
Catherine A. Mount
Willie B. Seevders
Susie Dipple
W. Pearl
Heatrice Hubbard
Highland
Fair Davis
William B. Davis
Sam Rerdale
Fysete Dein Downes
Darling
Willison
Deuile Hanise
Ow Fletcher
Marna
Cagle
Boston Great Fire Benefit Garden Party Notice
A garden party will be held next Monday evening at the residence of Mr. Wit Mig A W Comer to aid the Hatwig Kaley Hern for the Aged. There will be music and refreshments with a fair. Independent telephone folks of Inland will meet at Winona Assembly grounds on Wednesday to discuss the Indiana situation. The fire that devastated the Southend district appears linked to a Beardog brand, with costs around 200000. Bassett’s body was found charred by firefighters.
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Wit Mig
A. W
Kaley Hern
Inland
Winona Assembly Grounds
Warenw
Indiana
Augustus Basset
Chatelsman
Leatherher & UN
Duroher
Southend
Wratherhee
Tumbery Union Company
E. EE. Meany & Co
W. C. Troans& Co
Harnens
Harnens and Wagons: Corthanenlace: B. F. Lamb
Newall B. Hawes
Bassett
Review of a Day in the City and Local Notes
A city review notes Democrats may nominate John W. Friday for councilman amid his active lodge and church roles. A late Friday train delay involved 18 men after an argument over horse crew accompaniment. Other items include Atlanta prison warden decision, Staze Bar Association officers, new Indianapolis brokerage, antitoxin use at City Hospital, a guard mishap injuring a Chinese man, garbage pickup policy change, and local public works tensions over diet and decorum.
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Iith Ward
John W. Friday
Peoria
Eastern Division
Star
Robert Metzger
Atlanta
Staze Bar Association
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Dantel Fraser
Fowler
Merrill Boores
Indianapolis
Frank E. Gavin
Yg Edward
Yg Edward.b. Smith d& Co. & Wallert, Jrm
City
Chinaman
Jim Keach
Real Estate HERD Urges Small Modern Cottages in Indianapolis
Real estate men report a strong demand for small four to five room cottages in Indianapolis, with supply scarce and investors wary due to lower returns than larger houses. Neighborhoods with modern improvements attract families moving in weekly, while cheaper, older cottages remain in poor condition. The east side offers vacant lots, and a new school near Rural Street boosts nearby values. A new three story business block is planned at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Vermon Street.
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Indianapolis
Falcteek
Murchasera
Réay
Leva
Christian Church
Washington
New
Magnitivent Trovit streams near Great Lakes region
Lake Superior and Georgian Bay area described with picturesque scenery including clear waters, pine forests, and boat traffic. Names and places reference rail lines and towns such as Chicago and Northwestern Wy, Houghton, Munising, and Marquette, suggesting a travel-oriented feature or promotional note for a summer folder.
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Lake Superior
Georgian Bay
Cem
Ray Hover
Te Chicago
Northwestern
Steoner
Dutuin
Supanor
Manbeth
Houghton
Mariette
Munising
Sisilt
Bty
Wow
Kntshorn
DOT
Ohteage
A Popular Wedding Trip To Mackinac Island
A wedding party plans travel on D C steamers to Mackinac Island for a serene, breezy wedding. Tours and parlors are reserved thirty days in advance. seek illustrated pamphlet from A A Bchantz T Mat.
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D. & C. Ster
T. Mat
Low Northwestern Line fares to summer lake resorts
Low rates from Ant enga to Lake Geneva and many northern destinations. Through trains, frequent service, return by Oct 31. Illustrated booklet on the lakes region offered for cents postage. Send requests to W. B. Kalakern, P. T. BL, 2 7th-avenue Chicago.
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Antenga
Urher Porita
Lake Geneva
Waukeana
Green Lake
Devils Lake
Madion
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Neenah Menasha
Eagle River
Manitowish
St Paul
Bilnneapolis
Lake Alinndones
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
Marquette
Iteturn
Mmit
W. B. Kalakern
P. T
Chicago
Pacific Northwest booklet promotion and rail excursion rates
The piece promotes a Chicago and North-Western Railway illustrated booklet on the Pacific Northwest. It mentions low excursion rates for The Lewis and Clark Exposition, nonally conducted tours, and the offer to send the booklet for 5 cents plus postage to any address. Contact W. B. Koinkern, P. T. M., 16 Jackson Avenue, Chicago, for details.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago
East
B. Koinkern
Jackson
Fragmented local transit schedule fragment spares readable stops
Readable fragments list destinations Outer Columbus Five Points New Bethel Acton Park Acton Brookfield London Fairland Shelbyville plus city references. Times shown include several 6 pm 7 pm and 8 pm entries with garbled punctuation. Unable to assemble a coherent service plan from the OCR junk.
Through passenger trains on I C and S T rail line
Interurban trains depart from the In terurban Terminal for Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Amity Edinburg Tayloreville and Columbus. First car at 6 am, then every bout until 10:10 and 15 pm. At 30 and 11:6 pm trains depart for Greenwood and intermediate points only via Ontario and Delaware streets to Virg ave, leaving north end of the viaduct 18 minutes after the hour. Express depart Georgia and Meridian Franklin and incrementous points at fast mm and 2:2 pm.
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Jullesta
Fountaintown
Marri Arlington
Rushy
Indianapolie
Timpra
Shelhyvili
Five Paint
New Acton
Brookfield
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springheld
Columbus
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Lima
Centrat
Lanapolis
Bibba
Greenfield
Richmond
Interstate Limited
Marstand St
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Co
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Tayloreville
Greanwood
Travia
Delawace Ste
Virgave
Ezpreas
Georgia
Meridian
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Elmer Gay
W. T. Scholler
Wille
Aes
Street Railway Company
Nations Department
New York Brown
Orleans
Strange
Benjamin and
Otte Jones
Pearl Shor
Mallie Lewis Sanan
Jersey-st
Menincitis
Vaicy Dameson
Old Axe
Boston
STORY
Ordwichell
Rysek Busine
Masasetar
Dusenty Becker
Tmen
Little Falls Dam
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Wis
Chippewa River
Lona Gus Key
Baul Brackett
Max Billard
We Horne
Jne Pellet
Andrew Cagnon
Oscar Borst
Bert Larry
Byron Ferguson
Raulph Toutant
Patrick
Leider
Newport Dut Works
Maasachusetteave
Wos Supply Co
Mackinac Island
Interarben
Idianaj
Onatl
Compa
Cemevtitn
Ethel
Acaden
Inville
Td Pra
Indianapolis and
Oaecinnati Traction Cy. Rubhville
Julien
New Valestine
Leedville
Morristown
Gwyaneville
Arlington
Ruahville
Hegre
RuMhville
Ube
Bunday Excerred
Indianapolia
Meridisn
Shelbyville
Power House Depot
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Lafayette
Crawfornsvile
Grawfordsville
Frankfort
Lebanon
P. D. Norvail
Gan'l
Howe
Mall
Wigehcters Moei
Lawel
H Sulrp
Big Four
Sameia
Pan
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Art
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M. Lynas Lee EE
Poe
Timciester Galle
Lomuville
Yoo
Lanuss Darius Lesidie
Faliade
Cleveland
Akron
Mailport
Iret
Cory
Great Central C.H & D. Ry
N. Linotast
Springfield
Decatur
SN Hingis St. Claypoal
Chi
Traine
Lin Hewendaln
Crewe Fontswille
Latayseare
Michigan City
Manon
Acco
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Legwk
Toledo, Chi
Mish
Detrott & Co. Ltd
Mich
Mun
Salvoor Mfg.co
Lanceater
Weber Drug Coy
Claypool
Gov. Wash
Winds Sts
Ind
Parker
Bate
Freaney Bros. Plumbing and Steam
Modsrata Prizes
Wayne
Aetna Printing Co
Balblieg
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