Marry at St Patrick's in nineteenth wedding tones
Miss Anna Moroney wed Leon D. Cates in a morning ceremony at St Patrick's church officiated by Rev Victor Brucker. Attendants included Miss Clara Kamm and Earl Cates. A breakfast followed at the bride's mother's home on Bicking street with garden flower decorations and bridal roses. The couple plan a stay with relatives in Brockville before settling at 511 Woodlawn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Moroney
Margaret Moroney
Leon D. Cates
St. Patrick's Church
Victor J. Brucker
Helen Colbert
Mandelasohn
Julia Colbert
Clara Kamm
Earl Cates
Bicking Street
Miss Kamm
Cates
Brockville
Ind
Woodlawn Avenue
Amons
J. J. Moroney
Mitchell, Ss.d
Jefferson Squires
Blanche Kennedy
Brookville
Man Loses $30 After Saloon Drink Scam
John Wettschueck, after accepting a drink in an E Washington street saloon, vanished behind the rear door and woke Thursday morning with $30 earned on a farm at Oxford, Ind, missing. He suspects being given KO drops and his money taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Washington Street
John Wettschueck
Wettschueck
Oxford
Ind
Wettschenck
Picnic Planned for Carroll County Residents at Brookside Park
The Carroll County Association invites present and former residents to a Saturday picnic at Brookside Park on July 16. President M A Ryan and secretary Miss Daisy Groninger lead the event to foster friendship and acquaintance among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Brookside Park
Caroll County
M. A.ryan
Daisy Groninger
Phe tospenal marksmanship highlight at New England event
WAKEFIELD Mass July 14 Corp Perry Cofield of Company E Fifth Massachusetts Bedford nearly doubled the world record for 500 yards with 116 consecutive bull’s eyes at the Bay State rifle range In other notices Jenry Brown confessed to sheriff after testifying against and aiding in the murder of Alonzo Addison farmer from Tupelo Mississippi July 14 Brenswick Me Prof Wil Foster Bowdoin summer school at Columbia College extends a note on summer study
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
New England
Corp. Perry B. Cofield
Company E
Fifth Massachusetts
Bedford
Bay State
Tupelo
Miss
Albert Brown
Alonzo Addison
Jenry Brown
Iunty
Addison
Fortune
Brenswick
Wil Foster
Bowdoin College
Columbia
Brealdency
Bureau to Furnish Work Widens Scope
Washington July 14 Under instructions from Mr Nagel secretary of commerce and labor the division of information will resume its former scope It acts as an employment agency for immigrants The policy backed by Terence W Powderly plans to direct newcomers to unskilled jobs except mining Last fiscal year 70000 inquiries came from job seekers and Powderly believes over half found employment through the division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nagel
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Division of Information
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Terrence W. Powderly
Department
Powderly
Bolt Splits Coffin At Roseville Cemetery
In an electrical storm a lightning bolt struck a power vase over Grover Moore’s grave in Roseville cemetery. The bolt shattered the vase and coffin, plunging through the earth to a six foot burial and breaking the coffin box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Grover Moore
Roseville
Midweek Concert at Fairview Park Tonight
Indianapolis Symphony Band directed by H Wusmann performs The Automatic Doll Serenade for Flute and Soprano Adele Teresa Price. Selections include Arthur Demming and J B Halt with a soprano solo. Concert this Thursday at Fairview Park features a program continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Indianapolis Stasy
H. Wusmann
Arthur Demming
J. B. Halt
Adele Teresa Price
Workers Seek To Rule In New Arizona State
Phoenix July 14 workers gathered at a Bisbee local 106 meeting of the Western Federation of Miners to back a constitutional convention. Their platform calls for universal suffrage for men and women, initiative referendum recall, a single house legislature, tax at full value, state seizure of property for law violations, state right to engage in business, and enacting laws rather than injunctions. Labor speakers plan tours to promote delegates to draft a constitution enabling direct popular rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Bisbee
Western Federation of Miners
New Mexico
Free Bathing at City Pool for All Residents
The board of public safety approved free access to the municipal pool on Fall Creek near College Avenue bridge for those unable to pay. The facility will provide suits for 150 swimmers with priority to children, and will close after dark with Patrolman Dan Carter on duty. Roadway work may require moving the bathhouse, and bids will be sought for a patrol wagon and fire truck as city officials remain deadlocked with the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Henry Jameson
Board of Park Commissioners
O. H. Snyder
Fall Creek
College Avenue Bridge
Dan Carter
Board of Public Works
Bida
Roof Garden Concert Draws Large Crowd
About 200 members attended the roof garden concert at the Maennerchor Wednesday night. Solos on the flute by Emil G Deluse accompanied by Edgar W Danner were well received. Herman P B Winterhof played Blue Bells of Scotland Cavalleria Rusticana and Rock of Ages on the chimes. He was accompanied by Beiser's orchestra. The program of the orchestra included many popular airs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roof Garden
Maennerchor
Emil G. Deluse
Edgar W. Danner
Herman PB. Winterhof
Scotland
Beiser
Jones Whips Smith After Wife Beating Incident
Special to The Sun reports at Crawfordsville Indiana on July 14 that Dick Jones, a Black man, assaulted L H Smith, a white man, following Smith's prior beating of Jones’s wife with a club. Smith and his wife are described as wealthy, and the incident references prior impropriety involving the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Whips
Smith
Crawfordsville
Ind
Dick Jones
L. H. Smith
Smiths
Pocket Picking Safe. Hayes Badgely Case in Columbiana Court
A Columbiana County reviewing court ruled that pocketPicking nine man's valuables does not constitute robbery. Hayes Badgely faced charges, and the court took up the question of whether the act met the legal definition of robbery under local statutes. The decision impacts how similar thefts are prosecuted in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, OG
Columbiana County
Hayes
Badgeley
Washington Society Agog Over Abruzzi Elkins Romance
Washington society remains captivated by the Abruzzi Elkins affair. Rumors swirl about a yacht in the Mediterranean and the Duke d Abruzzi’s movements between Paris New York and a Swiss village as Miss Katherine Elkins and her mother stay abroad. The state department offers no explanation while senators and Queen Margherita weigh the unlikely, controversial union amid ongoing absences and high intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Society
Abruzzi- Elkins
Paris
Margherita
Italy
Larz Anderson
Boston
Katherine Elkins
Duke d’Abruzzi
Mediterranean
Katherine
West Virginia
Elkins’ Pater
New York
United States
Murat Players Win Fans With The Blue Mouse
The Murat theater hosts German comedy The Blue Mouse drawing strong crowds this week. Lillian Sinnott delivers first rate leading work with solid support as the company shines all summer. Next week Caste stars Leslie Kenyon before he departs for England, promising another well attended revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Murat Theater
Lillian Sinnott
Caste
Leslie Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
England
Mystery Surrounds Misa Elkins Visit Absence in Europe
Washington society ponders why Misa Elkins stays away from her homeland in a Swiss village as questions about her plans and relationships arise. A former Roosevelt life commission speaker predicts the movement may gain political clout within twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try Life Commission
Roosevelt
Politics in farm move voiced by Cornell professor
Charlottesville Va July 14 The country life movement now abroad in the nation is more than an agrarian sentiment It is an effort to even up civilization and balance society This view was stated by Prof L H Bailey of Cornell university chairman of the coun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Manolo
Norins
L. H. Bailey
Cornell University
Coun
Silent 31 Years Ends for Somerville Man
Sias Hoffman of Somerville New Jersey dies after 31 years of silence. He attempted to speak to his sister Mrs Margaret Lane moments before death, but could not articulate. Lane had cared for him at his lonely home during his long eccentric life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lane
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Leon T. Cates
Artus James
Louisville
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Mary Allerdice
Miss Brown
Eldhrodt
Louise Wothe
Arthur Downing
N. Alabama Street
John Gillin
San Benito
Tex
Lillian Mitchell
Gillin
Louise Wicks
Wheeler Crub
Fletcher Avenue
H. C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. E
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Meo
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Ward
Etta
Mary
Eve
Mward
Ilinois
Kentucky
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A. "Hendricks
Charles Ehlman
Nicholas Montani
Philadelphia
Leo Everett Topp
Chicago
Montreal
Europe
Ferdinand L. Mayer
F. L. Mayer, Jr
Katherine Mayer
Charles Mayer
Kiefer Mayer
J. H. Forsythe
Trafalgar, Ind
A. M. Ragsdale
North Alabama Street
Mrs. Forsythe
Irvington
Crouch
Blake Street
Charles Gerlach
Mitchell, S.D
Mr. Moroney
Edward Mayer
Denver
Colo
Miss May Baar
Broadway
Goodwin
Hamilton Avenue
Bloomington
van Sycle
Owens
Ruth McMains
Lebanon
San Benito, Tex
Mrs. Mitchell
R. L. Kaylor
Mayfield
Webster Lake
Clarence Moore
Denver, Colo
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Lake Maxinkuckee
Sarah Mahan
Charles
E.ohio Street
Iowa
Ethyl Hutchinson
Rena Rowels
Berlin
N. H
Helen Munyon
Melrose
Folk OF Carroll
Immigrant Employment Office of
Department of Commerce
Bolt
New
Arizona State
CITY
Senator Elkins
Ments
House of Savoy
Misa Elkins
Papa” E Elking
Charlottesville, Va
Hoffman
Lonsdale
Madras
Yard
the Yard
Royal Laundry
Montgomery Carpet Cleaner
Jardinieres
Rozane
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