Second Camp of Instruction to Open Monday for Guardsmen
The second camp in the lakes department for instruction of National Guard officers will open at St Harrison on Monday. Maj James H Frier leads as camp commander with Capt G Maury Cralle as camp quartermaster and Lieut Converse R Lewis as camp adjutant. The course covers soldier duties formation of company at assembly care of rifle and parts camp sanitation first aid rations kitchen supervision paper work reports and surveys. Many regular army officers are detailed as instructors. Capt Leamus J Owen is camp surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Lakes
National Guard
St. Harrison
James H.frier
Tenth Infantry
G. Maury Cralle
Converse R. Lewis
Csime
Military Department of Officers
Regular Army
Ben
Harry H. Webbetts
Harry E. Eames
Ralph E. Ingram
John B. Schoeffel
Patrick A. Connelly
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Robert ™. Brambila
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Theodore A. Baldwin, Jr
Truman 0. Murphy
Nineteenth Infantry
Harry Smith
Leroy Eltinge
Fifteenth Cavalry
George F.baltzell
Tenney Rose
Willey Howell
H. Clay M. Supplee
Ft. Sheridan
Illinois
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Ft. Wayne
Michigan
Aad
Leamus J. Owen
Medical Corps
Man Fined $100 For Retailing Scheme In Indianapolis
Herman E. Rosenberg paid a $100 fine in police court after a Saturday morning appearance on a charge of violating state law regulating retail business. He rented a North Meridian Street home, stocked it with cheap furniture, and advertised a sale before a trip to Europe. The Merchants Association of Indianapolis organized the arrest and investigated the notices, calling the scheme an old one aimed at profiting from selling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
N. Meridian Street
Europe
Merchants’ Association of
W. E. Balsh
Merchants’ Association
Indianapolis
Bicycle theft nets six months in workhouse plus fine
Harvey Shelton received six months in the workhouse for stealing Clyde Petersons bicycle valued at 25 dollars and was fined 1 dollar plus costs by Judge Pritchard. The piece also notes church services at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with sermons on Christs Message of Good Cheer and Some Causes Which Make Modern Prodigals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Shelton
Clyde Peterson
Shelton
Peterson
Virginia Avenue
Pritchard
Edwin Ray M. E
H. C. Clippinger
Capt. Scott Leaves London for Antarctic Expedition
Captain Scott and his wife departed London on Saturday for New Zealand to join the ship Terra Nova, which had sailed a month earlier, signaling the start of the British Antarctic expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scott
New Zealand
Balloon champion killed in long fall
Leichlinger Russia January 16 Oscar Ebbsloch a noted aviator and inventor and four companions died when a balloon exploded at about 1000 feet. Teammates included Toelle engineer Hoeppe Kranz and motorman Spicke. The Erbsloch balloon crashed and crushed the men beyond recognition after the benzine tank exploded. Ebbsloch had won the 1907 International balloon race in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicke
Erbsloch
America
Kids Go Swimming in New Bathing Pool
About 200 children swarmed an unfinished bathhouse along Fall Creek on a Friday afternoon to swim before the public opening. The pool will be ready by early next week. Harry Tute wiler of the Children's Aid association said the city could use 300 plus bathing suits and towels from the Tayor bathhouse ruin. Shank storage loaned a large tent and Mayer Brothers donated two swings for the tent. The city will accept these items to improve the pool facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Harry Tutewiler
Children's Aid Association
John B. Wood
Board of Safety
Taylor
Shank Storage Company
Charlies Mayer
Mayer Brothers,company
Disappointment over job loss sparked fatal act
Stephen J. Frazee, 63, of Coburn flats, died by his own actions after learning a younger man was given the job he sought. He had suffered loco motor ataxia for 25 years and was incapacitated. His wife supported the family while Frazee pursued work. a downtown drugstore offer was revoked in favor of another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Frazee
Coburn
Frazee
Runaway horses halt after man dodges crash
Harry Calion was knocked down while trying to stop a pair of runaway animals hitched to a commission wagon owned by Arthur Hammett. The team bolted after an auto, Calion escaped with a hip kick injury, and bystanders halted one horse at Washington Street after it veered from Pearl and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Calion
Arthur Hammett
Pearl
Alabama
The
Ani
Mals
Alabama Street
Callen Ra
Washington Street
Fines May Hit Railroads Over 28 Hour Law Violations
Suits filed in federal court by United States Attorney Jordan allege 220 violations of the twenty eight hour law to protect animals in transit. If convicted, fines totaling seventy thousand dollars could be imposed on three railroads the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway the Pennsylvania Company and the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway for cattle shipments to Pittsburg from western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Jordan
St. Louis Railway Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
Picnic menu theft and looting spree reported
A grocery at 20S N. Davidson street was looted Friday night by picnic pirates who entered through a side window. Items taken included ham, bacon, butter, peaches, and $3.4 in coins. Don C. Moore of 135 W. Vermont street reported $50 missing from his room Friday. Two chewing gum slot machines were found rifled in nearby alleys on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Soltau
N. Davidson Street
Don C. Moore
Vermont Street
Illinois
Maryland
Vonnegut
E. Washington Street
Game Commissioner Bitten by Mastiff
George Miles state fish and game commissioner was severely bitten during a struggle with a large watchdog at a game propagating farm near Chicago. He could not continue his inspection while investigating stocks of quill for Indiana. The preserve is guarded by savage mastiffs. Miles did not know this and entered alone. The dog was not believed to be mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miles
Fish and Game
Chicago
E. E. Earle
Indiana
Miles
Praise and dispute over conservation fathers in Kansas City
In Kansas City the Knife and Fork club hosts Gifford Pinchot and Speaker Joseph Cannon debating conservation. Cannon credits J. W. Powell as father of conservation while Pinchot counters Theodore Roosevelt led the cause. Cannon warns against a third party as Pinchot supports ongoing conservation and Roosevelt’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gifford Pinchot
Joseph G. Cannon
Knife and Fork Club
Eich
Cannon
J. W. Powell
Government
Geological Survey
Pinechot
Theodore Roosevelt
Winfield, Kan
Columbus
Pinchot
Congress
Enoug
Taxi Transfer to Open Public Garage at Washington Rink
The Taxi Transfer company leases the Washington skating rink and will operate a public taxi service from a new garage at the site. The business is to be ready for public operations on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Skating Rink
Rampage by Drug‑fueled Black Man Kills Three in Florida Church
In Tampa on July 16 a drug crazed Black man, Will Kitson, fatally injured Rev. Jesse W. Avery and Carla Bryant along with Henry Clark during a church service, then wounded his wife and Mary Bryant at home before dying in a personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Will Kitson
Ellison
Jesse W. Avery
Carla Bryant
Henry Clark
Getaway day ends Elks week in Detroit
Detroit sighs over, as Elks depart after a week of noise and parade events. More than 50 000 visitors left downtown hotels and rooming houses, trains and boats jammed with homeward crowds. Walter Brookins planned an altitude attempt and a big motorboat tournament was set for the Detroit River course on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
The
Elks
Walter Brookins
Brookins
State Fair Grounds
Detroit River
Colorado Politicians Eye Aug. Special Session
Denver July 16 Politicians in Colorado monitor the governor's proclamation calling an extra session of the legislature beginning August 9 to enact reforms pledged by the Democratic party at its late convention. The session focuses on initiative and referendum direct primaries bank deposit guarantees and public service regulation matching reforms pushed by reform governors in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Shafroth
Democratic Party
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Overland to keep Indianapolis plants and expand output
Will H. Brown, vice president of Overland Automobile, says the Indianapolis factories will not be moved to Toledo. The firm plans to raise capital and increase annual car production from 20,000 to 30,000, with more facilities but plants in operation staying at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Indianapolis
Will H. Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Toledo
Ciities
Willys
Fifteenth Street
Mr. Brown
Dispatch
Mr. Willys
France to adopt western European time bill
Paris July 16 reports the cabinet will submit a bill to adopt western European time in France. The move ends a long preference for Paris solar time nine minutes slower, a change driven by telephone communication issues with England and shifting Franco English relations.
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Paris
France
England
Aldrich to Build Finest Home on Warwick Neck
After years of plans the new home of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich on Warwick Neck has begun. The project is to take a year or more and is billed as one of the finest houses in New England. A rumor of labor wage demands tied to rising living costs and the Payne Aldrich tariff bill was denied at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
National Conservation Association
United States
St. Paul
Cannon
Aldrich
Aldrich Republian
Dolliver
Cummins
Beveridge
LaFollette
Murdock
Morris
Stubbs
Congress
California
Providence
R. I
Nelson W. Aldrich
Warwick Neck
New England
Man Arrested Over $200000 Fraud Against Friends
Chicago reports Wm. 8. Clark of Newport Tennessee was arrested after trying to deposit $10,000 in fraudulent cashier's checks at Illinois Trust and Savings. He aimed to regain fortune by speculating with friends money totaling about $200000, using worthless checks from Spartanburg National Bank in the name of former chum A. R. Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. R. Swain
Clark
Hartje Divorce Grants Remarriage Rights to Couple
Pittsburg July 16 Judge Fraser issued a decree granting Mrs Mary Kenny Scott Hartje an absolute divorce from Augustus Hartje the millionaire paper manufacturer and gave both parties the right to remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fraser
Mary Kenny Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
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Oscar Erbsloch
Bath House
Job
Stephen Frazee
Cincinnati, Chicago
Soltau
Mastiff
Savage Watch
Teddy
Canon
Wechs
Délawaz Ateeete
Neeainite
ST. Denis Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
Waukmaker's
Wm.taylor&son, Inc
Martinique
Broadway
Dent Street
City
J. N. Willys
Overland Com
Pany
Hartje
Wife
Milwaukee , ST. Paul
Agency
Northwest Townsite Co
K. of P. Bldg
Ind
King Piano CO
N. Hlinois St
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