McKee Orders Clean Camp and Liquor Ban at Fort Harrison
Gen McKee of the Indiana National Guard issues new directives for the state meeting at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Camps must keep tents and premises clean. Liquor sales within a mile are banned and drinking water will be supplied on site. Assignments announced include Maj David I McCormick as ordnance officer, Capt James R Griffis as provost marshal, and Capt James E B Curtis as aid to the commanding general.
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President Roosevelt Wears Thin White Suit to Church
The president appeared in a thin white suit last Sunday as he attended church. The rare outfit choice drew attention from onlookers and reflected a restrained public appearance during the weekend.
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Duck Suit
Beiser's Orchestra at Roof Garden Concert
Beiser's orchestra performs at Maennerchor Roof Garden on Wednesday evening July 10 for members and families. The program includes selections from The Time the Place and the Girl, Do Re Mi Fa So La Solfe, The Rosary, The St. Louis Rag, and portions from Mlle Modiste with solos by Julius Burkhardt and C F Adkins, arranged by Rieker.
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Guardian to Probe Transfer of Rhodius Property
James M. Berryhill permanent guardian for George Rhodius will investigate a transfer of valuable Rhodius property valued at $25,000 to Werner Amiet and Joe Emminger for $1. The transfer occurred in November last year via Attorney John W. Claypool, former Rhodius adviser, with the property located at 434 West Washington Street.
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Amusements at White City and Capital City Garden
Amusements at White City include The Three Liviers and Tinkham and Company vaudeville bicycle act. White City hosts Elks orphans picnic on Aug 8 and a three day Old Settlers reunion with encampment prep for Knights of Pythias. Capital City Garden features the Fostell Brothers acrobats plus song, dance, and pictures. Shows start early as Broadway companies plan four week preps for road tours.
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Uniform Bank
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New York
Metropolis
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Knickerbocker Theater
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Mack
Indianapolis
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H. F. Mathews
Bargain Sale on Trimmed Hats From Old Stock
Over 100 trimmed hats priced at $7.50 and $3.00 per hat. About fifty more trimmed hats originally $4.00 and $5.00 now reduced to $1.50. Limited quantity and sale ends soon at the discount event.
Hry band concert draws large crowd at Fair Bank
A Tuesday night concert by the Hry band attracted one of the season’s largest crowds in Fair Bank, showcasing the strong organization and its soloists. The program for Wednesday includes Overture, operetta airs, trombone and cornet solos, and soprano performances by Miss Pace, with several dances and a descriptive fantasia.
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Grieg
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Fferdert
Down South
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Ton
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Kentucky
Edit Foster
Rodoyn Kryl
Edwards
Africa
Bucallosi
Society Notes From Greensburg and Beyond
Society items show guest visits across multiple Indiana towns including Greensburg Indianapolis Marion South Bend and Bedford. Weddings unfold with Clara Belle Grim and Fred L. Schopp in Martinsville and Julia Lytle and John Staley in Indianapolis area. luncheon honors Miss Beeson as her marriage to George J. Emminger approaches.
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Martinsville
M. L. Gillispie
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Schopp
Indianapolis
Beeson
Warren M. Bird
Helen Beeson
George J. Emminger
Bettie Winslow
Columbus
Harry McConnell
T. B. Townsend
James Yunckers
R. M. Jencks
Lydia Mauzy
You'lna King
Hilda Buddenbaum
Lucie Calvin
Katherine Krauss
Mrs. Prather Dies From Gasoline Explosion Burns
Special to The Sun reports Mrs. Anna Prather died from burns after a gasoline explosion. Victor Boettinger also died from injuries after being caught in the shafting at the car works, authorities said.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Anna Prather
Victor Boettinger
C. J. Bynum 15 Dead in Indiana death at parents home
Charles T. Bynum 28 son of ex-congressman W. D. Bynum died at the parental residence 1921 Ashland avenue after two months illness due to heart trouble. Funeral plans not set but burial expected in Washington Indiana. Survived by father mother sister Maud and Dickson in Indian Territory. Former Codification Commission clerk and insurance man born in Washington Indiana.
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W. D. Bynum
Ashland Ave
Washington
Ind
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Indian Territory
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Bynum
New York
Middletown businessmen press for Swain as judge
Eight Middletown merchants led by E K Lo wash met Gov Hanly to urge appointment of George L Swain to fill the late Judge J M Morris vacancy. The delegation planned to return soon as Gov Hanly is away with Henry county contenders among potential candidates.
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Ind
E. K.lowash
George L. Swain
J. M. Morris
Hanly
Henry County
Civil service exams July 10 11 for male applicants
Examinations will be held July 10 and 11 for civil service positions. An assistant examiner in the patent office is sought, along with six topographical draftsmen. On July 10, farrier applicants will be tested for army horse care duties at Ft. Leavenworth Kansas. One telegraph operator is also wanted for Port Royal South Carolina duty at Charles Town.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Port Royal
South Carolina
Charlestown
C H D Railway Publishes Booklet of Tours
The C H D railway issues a booklet with detailed information on percent tours offering full itineraries and rates. Copies are available free at the C H D office or by writing E Hine district passenger agent Indianapolis.
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E. Hine
Indianapolis
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