Injustice Done Indians Should Alter View
At the American Federation of Catholic Societies session, Rev. Charles Courier urged correcting injustices to American Indians. He cited 291,000 Indians with 25,000 in government and Catholic schools and 5,000 in Catholic faith, noting precarious schools and underfunded missions. Archbishop Messmer urged federation unity and cooperation to promote Catholic interests nationwide.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies
Charles W. Courrier
The
Indian Bureau
Washington
United States
Edward Feeney
Federation
Messmer
Milwaukee
Safeblast burglary at J C Allison grocerystore
Robbers forced entry at 698 895 W Thirtieth St early Monday. door of a small safe blown off, $116 taken plus $140 missed, 31 silver coins and various bills. They left via back window with a rubber rain coat and butcher aprons. Police unable to identify suspects. explosion muffled, heard by few. Prior break-in reported at 1 Se 50 pennies and cigars.
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J. C. Allison
Fannie Vanderhide
Eagledove
Allison
Indianapolis
United States Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy and threatening with occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Sunrise at 4:28. Sunset at 7:13. Temp around 72 degrees at noon.
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United States
Japanese Spy Arrest Reported From San Diego
The War Department confirms the arrest at San Diego California of a Japanese spy and the excluding of another. Gen Funston reported the event to the State Department. Acting Secretary Ainsworth says the detained man at Fort Rosecrans acted suspiciously and was searched yet seemed to take no heed. The other Japanese was hustled off the grounds and no further action is expected.
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Funston
State Department
Ainsworth
Fort Rosecrans
Guthrie Counts Frantz Nominee for Oklahoma Governor
Scripps McRae Press Association notes Gov Frantz has the Republican nomination for Oklahoma governor with 8 8 delegates pledged from among 1 576 instructed and 20 counties yet to report. He will open his campaign Saturday at Ada in Indian Territory.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Guthrie
Okla
Frantz
Ada
I. T
WAIT FOR WORD TO LEAVE KEYS
The Scrippa McHae Press Association reports New York July 135 The mine is laid All that remains is to touch off the fuse Strike signals expected at telegraphers headquarters The board of strategy has been in continuous session since Saturday night Within five minutes after the flash 2 6 men will leave their keys in Greater New York representing 90 per cent of the force Both systems likely to be tied up War may not be declared Be ready for the word from President Small in San Francisco The likelihood of settlement seems remote
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Scrippa-McHae Press Association
New York
McInerney
San Francisco
President Small
Fairbanks Delegate Dilemma At Indianapolis Methodist Churches
Indianapolis churches debate whether delegates to the Columbus conference should be instructed to back Charles Warren Fairbanks. Meridian street church favors no instruction while Roberts Park and Edwin churches show varying stances. Some pastors threaten opposition if Fairbanks does not withdraw from the race.
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Huristone
Fairbanks
Henry Tutewller
Roberts Park
Indiana
Clippinger
J. W. Spreen
Mr. Fairbanks
J. L. F. Sterg
Edwin May
Indianapolis
Meridian St
Columbus
Baltimore
Bottle of Beer in the Pulpit
Rev T W Grafton in Anderson Indiana alleges saloons violate Sunday laws by displaying a quart beer bought near the Central Christian church. After sermon he handed the beer to police as evidence and they arrested a bartender at Henry Lamper’s saloon for selling beer on Sunday.
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Partment
T. W. Grafton
Henry Lamper
Lamper
The
Christian Church
Beveridge to Wed in Berlin at American Legation
A cablegram reports United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge will marry Miss Catherine Eddy of Chicago at the American legation in Berlin on August 7. The ceremony was moved from Chicago where Miss Eddy's home was to host the event due to her mother's illness and a wartime abroad visit.
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United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Catherine Eddy
Chicago
Ber
Miss Eddy
Endy
Berlin
Eleph ant figure marks move to new Marion clubhouse
The Marion club elephant now stands on the stage of the auditorium and gymnasium in the new clubhouse on N Meridian Street. The old rooms are deserted while the library and baths are in use. complete setup may take about two months before the public is invited to view. The interior features mahogany woodwork and mission style furniture.
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Federal Building
N. Meridianst
Third Session of State Tax Board Opens to Hear Appeals
The Third Session of the State Tax Board begins Monday and will run twenty days with possible extension. Appeals include Indianapolis and Louisville Railway, Indiana Cotton Mills at Cannelton, and others as the board reviews real and personal property values and assesses railroad properties. Romney N. Willson led the railway’s challenge to statewide acreage assessment, arguing railroad ties and rails aren’t in use yet. The board aims to equalize assessments and finalize all matters before it.
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Diana Cotton Mills
Cannelton
Lee Rodman
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Rodman
Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company
Indiana Cotton Mills Company
Albert H. Brown
Orange County
L. T. Dickson
Southern Fire Brick and Clay Company
Vermillion County
Romney N. Willson
Orange County Board
Gavn
Billek to Testify in Vizaal Family Poisoning Case
Herman Billek, charged with poisoning six members of the Vizaal family to steal savings and life insurance, is expected to testify in his own defense tomorrow. The state will close this afternoon with the identification of letters written by Mrs. Vrzal to Billek.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Herman Billek
Vizaal
Vrzal
Billek
Murder Over Ball Game Sparks Fatal Stabbing
Pittsburg July 5. Fred Slagel 20 was stabbed through the heart by Augustus Kline 27 after a long standing feud worsened by a ball game argument. Slagel died almost instantly. Kline was arrested today.
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Scripps-WebKnise Press Association
Pittsburg
Fred Slagel
Augustus Kline
Kline
Decrease in Hendricks County Voter List Revealed
Special to The Swan reports Danville Indiana July 15 that the enumeration of voters by township trustees shows a decline of 227 from six years earlier. The 1900 total was 6,606 and this year 5,979 voters are reported, reflecting reduced electoral strength across the county.
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Danville
Ind
Hendricks County
Pay for their sport through fines in wildlife cases
The fish and game commission requires Deneen Runyan of Roanoke to pay 26.75 for possessing a travel net and John Armstrong of Summittville to pay 34.75 for hunting without a license.
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Fish and Game Commission
Deneen Runyan
Roanoke
John Armstrong
Summittville
Grant H. Clay, M. D., Dentist Opens Local Practice
Grant H. Clay, M. D., a dentist with fourteen years with the New York Dental Company, announces a new office at 108 N. Delaware Street, opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis.
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Grant H. Clay
M. D
New York Dental Company
Delawareat
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Free ten word ads in The Sun want columns
A notice invites readers to place a vacant room rental ad free of charge for three days in The Sun’s want columns, encouraging readers to try the service.
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the Sun
THE
SUN
Bomb Plant Razed in Odessa Sinking Casualties Reported
Seven people were killed and many injured by a bomb factory explosion in Odessa, reports from the city say. The blast occurred in the early hours and authorities are assessing the damage and investigating the cause. Local residents describe shattered buildings and a smoky skyline as emergency crews rush to the scene.
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Odessa
Old Settlers Reunion to Feature Notables at Broad Ripple
Marion County Old Settlers announce speakers for the annual reunion at Broad Ripple on August 20 21 and 22. Congressman James E Watson of Rushville Charles W Miller of Goshen and William L Taylor of Indianapolis have consented to speak. A gold medal will be awarded to the oldest living Marion county settler in attendance along with other prizes.
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Broad Ripple
J. A. Dynes
Marion County
Old Settlers’ Association
James E. Watson
Rushville
Charles W. Mil
Ler
Goshen
William L. Taylor
Indianapolis
Fil Filing Tackle Special on Split Bamboo Rod
Local ad offers a special split bamboo fishing rod at $1.00 with Gus Habich located at 121 West Washington Street. The compact notice promotes affordable tackle and directs readers to the Portsmouth area hardware shop for the item.
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Gus Habich
West Washington Street
The Gem Laundry and Furnished Rooms Ad Summary
The Gem Laundry offers family washings rough dry at 5c per pound with flat pieces ironed and phone 1671. The People’s Outfitting Co offers four rooms furnished complete valued at 225 dollars for 155 dollars, while three rooms furnished complete valued at 175 dollars for 125 dollars. Sun Will Consider It columns invite ten word vacancy ads.
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THE
GEM Laundry
People’s Outfitting Co
Bank Assessments for Indianapolis Banks
The county assessor fixed the following assessments for Indianapolis banks: American National Bank 1 465 400. Capital National Bank 507 960. Columbia National Bank 240 360. Fletcher National Bank 725 000. Indiana National Bank 1 227 50? Merchants National Bank 1 220 700. Union National Bank 145 150. Meyer Kiser Bank 27 790. Peoples State Bank 7 100. Richcreek Bank 74 180. H P Wasson Bank 13 271. J F Wild State Bank 19 175.
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American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Fletcher National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Union National Bank
Meyer-Kiser Bank
People’s State Bank
Richcreek Bank
H. P. Wasson Bank
J. F. Wild State Bank
Knights of Pythias Military Ball at Riverside Park
The Knights of Pythias Indiana announce a grand military ball at Riverside Park on August 16. Pythians from the state will camp at Riverside from August 12 to 17, aligned with the dedication week of the Pythian building.
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the Knights of Pythias of
Indi
Riverside
Explosion on battleship Georgia at Provincetown
A serious accident aboard the battleship Georgia at Provincetown Mass injures 17 including Lieut Goodrich son of Rear Admiral Goodrich Eight are seriously hurt causes may be ignition of a turret charge The Georgia sails to Boston with the wounded and a board of investigation is ordered Capt McRae reports to the Navy Department and names of other injured midshipmen Cruse and Goldthwaite are noted.
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Tleship
Georgia
Provincetown
Mass
Capt. McRae
The
Navy
Lieut. Goodrich
John T. Cruse
Faulkner Goldthwaite
McRae
Boston
Police Dragnet Combat Loafers In City Roundup
Chief of Police Robert Metzger orders a city wide dragnet to arrest loiterers around saloons parks and stores amid recent petty thefts. The crackdown targets loitering suspects in efforts to curb crime and encourage offenders to leave town. Reports cite break ins and thefts including a butcher shop and residences as officers intensify patrols and plain clothes work.
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David Pfaff
E. Michigan Jr
W. O. Anderson
Park Ave
Herman Page
Howard Sr
C. H. Enners
Hamilton Ave
Valy Grekak
Schlangen and
Radamacher
Missouri
Washington Sts
Fred Steddelhous
Peter Wayridge
Nick Blum
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Vention
Feeney
Anthony Matre
Matre
Catholic Federation
Claypool Hotel
William Fogarty
Pope Pive
Pope Pius
Michael Ryan
John Ruckelshaus
Part Ag
Fourth Reformed Church
Kwartzer’s Grove
Methodist Hospital
Naomi
Brookside Park
Unity Charity Club
Albertsmeier
S. West St
Ft. Harrison
Marion Club
A. Boyd
Jamestown
Indiana National Guard
Benjamin Harriso
Leslie R. Kingsley
J. K. Ake
M. E. Church
Southport
Current Topics Club
J. L. Dickson
W. Thirty-third-st
Golden Cross
Cynthia A. Nabers
National Guard
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
United Hebrew Congregation
St. Patrick's Parish
St. Patrick's Hall
Woodlawn Ave
Elks
Philadelphia
Mayfinger Congregational Church
Sixteenth and
Delaware Sts
Bethany Park
Francis Hive
Annie Deery
Atlantic City
Adscript Club
Fair Bank
John Mendenhall
John McGaughey
Martinsville
Sumner League
Fairgrounds
Norman E. Jobes
City Hospital
L. Freeland
Citizens Gas Company
Mutual Service Association
Fairview Park
Chiefs Horn Cloud
Black Elk
Sioux Nation
Pine Ridge Reservation
South Dakota
Leander Roth
Mandeville, la
Felix Gaudin
Knights of America
H. Westrupp
Indiana Reservation
Pine Ridge
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
San
Diego, Cal
Hands of the Board of Strategy
Edwin Ray
Representa
Charles Warren
Meridian-st. Meth
Odist Congregation
Oliver Carson
Elec
Tion
Dianapolis
Congregation of the
Roberts Park Meth
Odist Church
Albert
Herbert Atkinson
Tutewiier
Henry C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray Methodist Church
Anderson
Anderson, Ind
Central Christian Church
Beveridge
Gation
Spencer Eddy
Sessor
State Tax Board
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
London
Denison Barber Shop
the Best
Lowing
K. O. P. Military Ball
Grand
Riverside Park
Navy Department
Cident
Goodrich
Casper Goodrich
Naval Hospital
Retary
Board of Investigation
H. G. Davenport
Isignei Ti
Metzger
Robert Metzger
Mantel & Medias
Massachusetts Ave
Metz
Harrod’s
Vigg
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