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Miss May Baar hosted a winter luncheon at Broadway with bridge and light fare. Numerous members and guests attended club gatherings, theater parties, cottages, and visits across Indianapolis and surrounding towns, including Eagan and Chicago visitors, plus travel plans to New York and Colorado.
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May Baar
Broadway
Mary
Edith Baker
Inez Foley
Jessie Stake
Mary Kelsey Stone
Elsie Kopp
Ethel Matson
Alfred Brandt
William King
Charles Tuttle
Aug Clerks Hold Outing At Ripple
Indianapolis drug clerks gathered at Ripple Outing club grounds with 150 attendees for a four inning game between Disinfected White Elephants and the Carbolic Acid Mice. The Elephants won big, despite W. R. Adams losing a front tooth on a foul ball. The day featured a tin band, court of justice, contests, and prizes awarded by referees.
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Indianapolis
Ripple Outing Club
W. R. Adams
Adams
D. R. Critz
Robert Nilius
Hezelep Clark
Harry W. Vint
Edward Ferger
Court of Justice
J.R. Neff
James EU Sproule
H. D. Haymond
George C. Morrison
John P. Fritz
Victor R. Jose
Harry E. Murburger
Will Burger
Will €. Harbison
Julius Beceberer
F. A- . Roesener
Detective hunts Mose Winn in Terre Haute raid
Detective Kurtz pursues Mose Winn a colored suspect in a break in at McNulty's Bull and Bear saloon. Winn is under arrest in Terre Haute accused of stealing 250 dollars in a past incident.
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Kurtz
Terre Haute
Mose Winn
McNulty
Winn
Terre ‘Haute
Friday Concert at German House by Indianapolis Military Band
The German House hosts a Friday evening concert by the Indianapolis Military Band directed by H. W. Klausmann. The program features Mendelssohn, Wagner, Verdi, Gounod, Lehar, and selections from Rigoletto, Faust, and A Tip to Japan among others. Performers include Kiefer, Alfred Worth, Louis Ruth, Noble Howard, and Herbert Klein.
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Indianapolis
H. W. Klausmann
Pertture
Ruy Blas
Dovne
Mendelssohn Pilan
Wagner Selecti
Sean Eak Herbert
Snyder
Verdi
J. Kiefer
Alfred Worth
Louis Ruth
Noble Howard
Hacker
Faust
Pryor
Japan
Klein Week
Eldorado
Herbert
Pearl Found at Riverside Beach by Swedish Diver
Miss Helma Norris, part of the Norins diving troupe at Riverside bathing beach, found a pearl embedded in a mussel on a post-act beach walk. Ed B. Daily offered to purchase, but she plans to mount it for a relative in Sweden. The pool will guard the beach to prevent digging. Saturday features include high divers, the Manolo Greek acrobats, fireworks, and ballroom dancing.
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Helma Herins
Norins
Riverside Bathing Beach
Norris
Ed BE
Sweden
Manolo
JAP WEDS AMERICAN IN OMAHA MARRIAGE
Matsuko Shofu a Japanese traveling salesman for a New York importing house and resident of New York City married Miss Dorothy Miller of Chicago in Omaha Nebraska yesterday Justice of the peace Cockerell presided The couple could not find clergy willing to officiate so the ceremony was performed by the justice.
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Omaha
Neb
Matsuko Shofu
New York
Dorothy Miller
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Obesity Cure Advised For Home Use
A vintage home remedy article claims obesity can be cured at home with Marmola Cascara Aromatic and peppermint water. It warns dieting and violent exercise unnecessary, urging a week of the mixture after meals and at bedtime to reduce excess fat and restore weight and shape.
New York Fire Threat Girl, 12, Demands Ransom
In New York on July 15 Ethel Allen, a 12 year old girl, set her house ablaze and threatened to kidnap her own sister like a movie heroine. She wrote her father a note demanding $50 under a threat to burn the five story tenement. Detectives noted handwriting similar to public school children and she was placed on parole until August 25.
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New York
Ethel Allen
Brown
Ethel
Sheridan minister seeks guidance after raid on bootleggers
Rev. W H Brightmire of Sheridan M E church calls for action following a raid against bootleggers. The minister requested advice on steps to protect the ministry and ensure safety, outlining concerns over possible retaliation and community impact.
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M. E. Church
Rev. Bright
Paderewski Insane Hobo Causes Store Piano Show
Kalamazoo July 15. Charles Birdsall a hobo brakeman claimed to be Paderewski incog and forced entry to Grinnell Bros store. He played piano amid fleeing customers until Officer Witherell arrested the deranged performer and jailed him.
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Kalamazoo
Paderewski
Charles Birdsall
Grinnell Bros
Annie
Officer Witherell
Homecoming souvenir pencil leads to long search
Chelaning July 15. About a year ago during a village homecoming a stranger borrowed a penny lead pencil from W. W. Burgess. He never got it back and did not think of it again until Saturday when the stranger returned with a marker and said he had sought him ever since.
Peeper Tom Soon Becomes Giggler Jack in Jolting Court
Cincinnati reports Charles Barnard, 21, of 1006 Wilstach street, arrested after complaints of peeping dormer views in the neighborhood. In police court before Judge Bode he answered with constant giggles, prompting the judge to order a mental status inquiry as he left the room, his laughter echoing.
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Cincinnati
Charles Barnard
Wilstach Street
Barnard
Jack the Peeper
Jack
Bode
Urban
Giggiea
Whittaker
Ready-made all wool suit by S J Singer Sons
To wear ready made clothes an all wool two piece suit made from remnants to your measure ten dollars and sixty cents guaranteed or money refunded S J Singer and Sons thirteen West Washington Street.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Firefighters Overcome At Linde Cold Storage Blaze
Twenty five firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes and rescued after a fire at the F. Linde company cold storage plant on 40 Jays street. Chief Croker ordered evacuation, fire fought from street and roofs. building gutted with losses over 50 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Linde Company
Jays Street
Croker
No Medicine for Child Who Is Poor
In Chicago on July 15 a county physician charged that three South Chicago doctors refused to treat 7 month old Pauline Kubiak, whose death from cholera infantum was blamed on the refusals. The baby’s needed medicine cost four cents, and Mrs. Kubiak said two physicians declined due to lack of funds, with a third also turning down the case after learning she had no money.
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Chicago
Pauline Kubiak
Arthur Reading
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Elizabeth Carter
Defiance, O
Jliss
Stella Lowes
Bedford
Ind
Harry Dixon Goode
Mrs. Edward King
Edward
Mrs. King
Sheridan, Ind
Coombe A. Frakes
Gwyneth Frakes
Lafayette
Charles Ferguson
W. K. Brown
Mr. Brown
Frankfort
Lester Norton
el Paso
Tex
Jeanette Smock
Fowter
Maurice Moyer
Ruby Moyer
Ruby Kiefer
Belle Moyer
Patrick Egan
Chicago, IL
Mrs
Domitic Egan
Arbutus Club
Parkway Pavilion
A. H. Murrin
Danville
Mer
the Parkway
Cecelia Ittenbach
Katherine Langdon
Portland
Ore
James G. Newport
N. Capitol Avenue
Wilbur Roberston
Arthur Tilton
Edna Robertson
New Albany
Clemence Pasquier
Bedford, Ind
Grace Lowes
C. P. Mellvain
Mabel Mellvain
Colorado
California
Morrison Davis
Charles Davis
Cincinnati, C
William McKibben
Harry B. Smith
H. D. Ridgley
Alabama Street
Wiliam Hart
Edgar Hart
Los Angeles
Oakland
Cal
Wiliam Hart, Jr
Bernice
Mildred Harder
Carthage
Til Hey
Mississippi River
Josell Carter
Memphis
Tenn
Marguerite Cooper
Thomas Hale
Ottawa
Salter
Helen Salter
San Francisco
Ruth Leedy
St. Louis
Bessie Leedy
University of Chicago
Harry Williams
Warwick, C
Philip M. Kiley
Margaret O'Donnell
Vera Hangen
Rockville, Ind
Mayme Kiley
Marion, Ind
Mr. M. Kiley
Ripple
Riverside Beach
Kryptok
Leo Krausi
Knox
P. C. Knox JR
Foxy
Gov. Marshall
W. H. Brightmire
The
Sheridan
Philander Knox JR
Philadelphia
Philander C. Knox Jr
Lve
Big Father
May Bowler
Annie Rooney
Diogenes
Cele
Stranger
Him
Peeper
Tom
Mire
Bha
Gov
Marshall
Bright Mire
Gately
Our
Pennsylvania
Sisle Union
Shubert
Murat Theatre
Maonce
Kansas City
Ball Park No
Weber, Ruder
Ferger
Pierson
Kiser Bank
Thompson's Dairy Lunch
Prain
Bates
Broad Ripple Park
Indi
J. & K. Ladies’ Shoe
Furnas
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