Catholic federation meeting addresses growth of associate membership
Two new societies in Massachusetts were admitted to the American Federation of Catholic societies. A special committee urged promoters in parishes to recruit 10 000 associate members at 50 cents annually and to open a central bureau to inform Catholics nationwide. Prominent clergy supported federation, with remarks on German Catholics and education, while committees reported progress and future sessions planned in Boston or Pittsburgh.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies
Federation
B. F. Goettelman
Toledo
Germany
Goettelman
America
Herman Kemper
the Soldier's Home
Dayton
Messmer
Milwaukee
McFaul
Trenton N. J
Catholic Extension Society
Massachusetts State Court of Foresters
F. Gaudin
The
Knights of America
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Benning
Cincinnati
Tomlinson Hall
D. O
Claypool
Chief Horn Cloud
Indianapolis
South Dakota
Local Jottings Show Growing City Pulse and Budget Items
Grief items and city signals frame a growing Indianapolis scene. Wheat contracts rise to 80 8 cents per bushel while express companies face an Indiana Railroad Commission hearing starting September 3. Hamilton County Reunion at Brookside park gathers many former residents from Marion county with families.
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Hamilton County Reunion Association
Brookside Park
Hamilton County
Marion County
Arrest 83 Men In Crusade Roundup In City Workhouse
Police swept up 83 men Monday, bringing 37 before Police Judge Thomas C. Whall Tuesday. Most pleaded guilty to loitering, fined five dollars plus costs, and received 30 days in the workhouse. Two men, Said and Hudson, gave conflicting robbery tales later questioned by Capt. Bray.
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Wniters
Thomas C. Whall
Kid” Kelley
Terre Haute
Belt Railroad
W. Washington Sts
Trimpe
Woodward
Washington St
Monument Place
Edward S. Bray
E. Market Sr
Bray
Hudson
Fairbanks Left At Water Tank After Train Mix Up
Vice President Fairbanks dined with a Morndar family after missing a train and alighting at a water tank 49 miles north of Portland. The conductor believed him aboard. He spent hours with a section boss, had dinner with the family, then rode a regular train to Astoria for a reception and later visited the cruiser Charleston.
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United Press Associations
Portland
Ore
Fairbanks
Morndar
Hero
Astoria
Charleston
Supreme Tribunal of K P Meets in Indianapolis
The Supreme Tribunal of the Order of Knights of Pythias sessions in Indianapolis hear appeals from grand domains. Noted members include Judge John H. Alexander and Judge John F. Hir scher with other officers and the supreme recorder Robert A. Brown. One matured case from Honolulu involves sick benefits at Oahu Lodge No. 1.
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John H. Alexander
Leesburg
Chief Tribune
John F. Hirscher
St. Paul
Dunne
Oahu Lodge No. 1
Honolulu
Hawaii
Supreme
Charles E. Shiveley
Richmond
Supreme Recorder
Brown
Supreme Tribunal
Indianapolis
Supreme Lodge
Water analysis expansion by State Board of Health
The State Board of Health has hired J. C. Hinmann to conduct water analyses due to rising demand from citizens and township trustees. Hinmann, a Indianapolis high school graduate trained in a laboratory, will send out analysis outfits on request with history forms. Dr. Parker of Kirklin requested seven outfits in one day.
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State Board of Health
J. C. Hinmann
Hinmann
Indianapolis
Parker
Kirklin
Miss Rea Chandlee's Vacation in Colorado
Miss Rea Chandlee stenographer at the State Board of Health reports a vacation trip to Colorado. She visited the Grand Canyon, Pikes Peak and other points of interest during the travel period.
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Rea Chandlee
The
State Board of Health
Colorado
Grand Canon
Pikes Peak
Glidden Auto Tour Reaches Indianapolis City Stop
Glidden touring cars arrive in Indianapolis after a dusty nine hour run from South Bend. H. N. Van Sicklen drives the first Apperson as a committee greets the autos and escorts them to the Denison Hotel for checking in before the next leg to Columbus. Roads were rough between South Bend and Peru, easing afterward with fewer incidents reported.
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Indianapolis
South Bend
Denison House
Columbus
Apperson
H. N. van Sicklen
Denison
Hammond’s Park
Peru
Billek admits duping Vizal family in murder case
Herman Billek testified in his own defense admitting he duped the Vizal family with useless charms and medicines. He said the family was credulous and that he and Mrs Vizal were not lovers. He faces murder charges over five Vizal members and one mother who allegedly swallowed poison. He also confessed to swindling the family out of $900 on counsel advice.
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Chicago
Herman Billek
Vizal
Martin Vrzal
Elks Begin Convention With 13000 Attendees In Philadelphia
Judge Henry A. Melvin opened the grand lodge session as 13000 delegates gather for the Elks convention. Likely next grand exalted ruler is John K Lenet of Charleroi with Samuel H Needs of Cleveland opposing. Contests for grand trustees and grand treasurer draw keen interest as Denver constitution takes effect and Dallas eyes next meeting.
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Philadelphia
Henry A. Melvin
Grand Lodge
The
Elks' Convention
Grand Locze
John K. Lenet
Charleroi
Samuel H. Needs
Cleveland
J. W. Wagner
Kansas City
E. W. Leich
New York
William T Leickie
Dowagiac
Mich
Bayard Cray
Frankfort
Ind
Melvin
Denver
Dallas
Tex
Milwaukee
Washington Park
Orchard Denies Story Of Aller In Haywood Trial
In Boise Idaho on July 16 Cyrus W Aller former Florence Cripple Creek railroad agent faced preliminary examination after being charged with perjury. Orchard testified he did not call on Detective Scott at Cripple Creek when Aller swore he did. Aller was bound over. The morning focused on impeaching witnesses who testified Orchard was not present at the Sullivan mine blast at Bunker Hill and background on Cripple Creek conditions.
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Ard
Sullivan
Bunker Hill
Cripple Creek
Cyrus W. Aller
Florence
Miners’ Association
McCormick
Vindicator
Orchard
Wynne Faces Recall After Social Rift With Reid
Special to The Sun. Washington July 16. Robert J. Wynne former Gridiron Club president and ex postmaster general faces likely recall from London as ambassador White law Reid shuns Wynne at Dorchester House. Public excuse cites dissatisfaction with salary now 312,909 but real reason is Wynne’s persona non grata status with Mr Reid. Wynne’s family was omitted from the July Fourth festivities at Reid’s London residence.
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Sun
Washington
Robert J. Wynne
Gridiron Club
London
Whitelaw Reid
Wynne
Dorchester House
Mr. Reid
Mr. Wynne
Sam
Indiana Labor Statistics Seeks Local Union Data
The Indiana state bureau of statistics aims to collect labor data from unions. It requests each local to provide trade and local number, membership as of December 51, 1946, changes since then, apprenticeship terms, apprenticeship and journeyman pay, and total benefits including strike sick death traveling and unemployment benefits, plus average weekly amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Statistics
Indiana
Dr J N Hurty Honored as Tuberculosis Congress Vice President
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health has been named one of the vice-presidents of the International Tuberculosis congress to be held next year in Washington This marks the first international congress in the United States and is expected to attract over 300 attendees from Europe
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Geveral
United States
Federation
Boston
Pittsburg
J. N Hurty
State Board of Health
Washington
Europe
Jolley Plea Plea Change In Marion County Court
Robert Jolley, charged with killing his daughter by forcing carbolic acid, was arraigned before Judge Irvin. He pleaded guilty without his lawyer present, the judge refused to accept it and directed a change to not guilty. Jolley remained in the county jail as attorney Henry Seyfried later entered a formal not guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jolly
Marion County Grand Jury
Irvin
Criminal Court
Charles Remster
Jolley
Henry Seyfried
Ask for Better Air in Schools Across Indiana
Patrons statewide petition the State Board of Health to improve schoolhouse sanitation. Dr J N Hurty notes rising citizen concern about pupil welfare, while officials blame economy for delays in new builds and repairs. Petitions listed from Pipe Creek township Madison county Kempton Tipton Pyrmont Carroll county and Territe Boone county.
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State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Pipe Creek Township
Madison County
Kempton
Tipton County
Pyrmont
Carroll County
Territe
Boone County
Divorce Granted to Mme Gould in Boni De Castellane Case
Paris July 16 A final decree of divorce in favor of Mme Gould former wife of Count Boni De Castellane was entered today freeing her from the count.
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United Press Associations
Paris
Mme. Gould
Boni de Castellane
Reiter Appointed Lake County Superior Court Judge
Gov. Hanly named Virgil Reiter of Hammond to the Lake county superior court Tuesday morning, appointing him as judge. The announcement notes the appointment comes into effect promptly.
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Hanly
Virgil 8. Reiter
Hammond
Lake County
Fitzpatricks Visit Dunkirk For Morton Monument Unveiling
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Fitzpatrick of Dunkirk visit their son Ed Fitzpatrick clerk of the supreme court and family. They will stay until the Morton monument unveiling at 108 N Delaware Indianapolis, after 14 years with New York Dental company nearby Tomlinson Hall.
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J. D. Fitzpatrick
Dunkirk
Ed. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Morton
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
Delaware
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
United States Weather Forecast Sunrise Sunset Details
A fragmented weather forecast references sunrise and sunset times with unclear cataloging. The readable elements mention sunrise and sundown markers while other characters appear garbled, suggesting OCR errors rather than substantive meteorological data.
New Planes For Sale From Wulschners Successors
The People's Coal and Cement Co. announces new planes priced at $165 and up. Successors to Logsdon Aeros. Fuel Company. Both phones listed for inquiries.
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Wulschnersa
People's Coal and Cement CO
Logsdon Aeros
Fuel Company
Park View Sanitorium Treatment Offerings
Park View Sanitorium lists therapy for cancer skin uterine and rectal diseases led by Dr L T Leach with affiliations in New York and California offering specialized treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Leach
New York
California-ats
Preacher Fined by Police Judge for Contempt
Rev. B W Grafton pastor of Central Christian church Anderson was fined 23 dollars for contempt of court by Judge Blanchard Horne. He refused to reveal where he obtained a bottle of beer shown in his pulpit sermon claiming it was bought near the church. He plans to appeal to the circuit court and his congregation is described as very large. Evangelist Scoville previously held a revival at the church.
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Horne
Grafton
Circuit Court
United States
Evangelist Scoville
Attorney Wilson Dies At His Home In Indianapolis
John R. Wilson prominent Marion county lawyer died at 1808 Central Ave after Brights disease. Funeral and burial private at Crown Hill. Memorial meeting planned in Federal Building. Wilson, 54, born Farmville Virginia, came to Indianapolis in 1873. He held political and legal posts, partnered with several firms, and was a friend of Dr. Hurty.
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Crown Hill
Marion County Bar Association
United States District
Federal
Wilson
Farmville
Indianapolis
Hendricks, Hood and Hendricks
Robert B
John §. Duncan
Horace Speed
Oklahoma
W. E. English
Wiliam EE
English
Duncan, Smith and Wilson
Morris Townley
Alonzo Green Smith
John E. Sullivan
Mr. Wilson
Hampden-Sydney College
University of Virginia
John N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurty
Plan of Mayor Declared Legal May Be Granted Site
County Attorney Caleb S. Denny stated on Tuesday that with limited review he sees no legal objection to a contract in which the city would obtain county ground for a city building on the courthouse grounds He favors Mayor Bookwalter's plan and expects the commissioners to grant the new building amid strong local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Denny
Coliseum
Caleb S. Denny
Bookwalter
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Start Campaign For Membership
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Sachusetts
the Federation
Rev
Joseph Penning
Virginnati
Immerius
Michael F. Girten
Anthony T. Williams
Trenton
N. J
Caspar Wolfe
St. Louis
P. H. Martin
Federa
Knights of Columbus
McCunt
Christoher O'Connor
K. C
Xote
Indiana Railroad Commission
John Ruckelshaus
Canada
Brightwood Water
Papa Davis
Charles A. Bookwalter
McOuat
Catholic Federation
Horn Cloud
Black Elk
Father Westropp
Pine Ridge Reservation
Claypool Hotel
B. F. Gettelman
Golden Rule Lodge
Riverside Park
Day Nursery Association
O. L. Wade
College-ave
Ladies Aid Society
E. Tenth-st
Furnas
Tenth-st
Beville-ave
John T. Hedges
Indi
Anapolis
Isaac Hedges
Ashlandave
North Yakima
Wash
Central Union Telephone Club
White City
Indiana State Dairy Association
Franklin McCray
Rader
James A. Pritchard
Hill and Beeson Automobile Company
Vanly
Daily Press
C. W. Fairbanks
N. Meridianst
Oregon
Edward Feeney
Judge Whallon
the Workhouse
William Said
S. Capitol Ave
L. H. Hudson
Madison
Ger
Supreme Tribunal OF K. O. P
Lodge
the Supreme Tribunal of the Order
Knights of Pythias of the World
Court of the Order
Glidden
Billek
Fhillek
ELKS
John K. Lener
Pennsyl
Vania
Story OF Aller
Detective Scott
Aller
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Harry Orch
W.waeb
Consul Wynne
Robt
J. Wynne
State Board
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Ohio
Bonti
Reiter
Park View Sanitorium
Ander
Stone
Rion County Bar
John R. Wilson
Central Ave
Bright
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