Kern Still Runs for U S Senate Amid Withdrawal Rumors
John W. Kern says he remains in the race for the United States senate denying a Cincinnati report that he would quit for a $15 000 a year corporate post. Gov. Marshall also denies press stories of persuading him to withdraw and Taggart’s machine is alleged to have arranged the supposed offer. Kern cites several conferences with Marshall as coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
United States Senate
Cincinnati
Kern
Marshall
Indiana
State House
Horse Beating Riot Sparks Police Rescue on Thirtieth Street
A confrontation near Thirtieth Street and Northwestern Ave involved Humane Officer A A Barker Patrol Wagon Driver Zack Wright and three men including two Black suspects and a white man. Barker tried to stop the beating of a exhausted horse, Wright was injured breaking two bones in his right hand, and suspects Rufus Rich William Hood and Arthur Lemmon were arrested.
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Humane
A. A.barker
Zack Wright
Thirtieth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Crane
Wright
Barker
Officer Wright
B Barker
Rufus Rich
William Hood
Castleton
Arthur Lemmon
London Avenue
Local chemist to clear up mystery in Davis case
Dr R P Noble analytical chemist at 10 W Ohio street reports no traces of poison in Hazel Davis stomach after examination begun a week ago. He will test further and expects an accurate report by Friday. Davis daughter of farmer James Davis near Star City died suddenly after drinking water in convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Davis
R. P. Noble
Ohio Street
Monay
Davis
James Davis
Star City
Vaudeville Assured At Grand Theater
The Grand Opera house will stay a vaudeville venue as lessees confirm the rebuild continues. B F Keith, a top vaudeville figure, has bought half interests in the Grand and in the Mary Anderson theater at Louisville. The two deals are part of a larger arrangement between Keith and Martin Beck who control eastern and western vaudeville circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
B. F. Keith
Mary Anderson
Louisville
Keith
Martin ‘Beck
Bingham Seeks Lower Berth Rates Across Rail Lines
Attorney General Bingham files with the Interstate Commerce Commission to reduce upper berth rates in Pullman cars below lower berth charges. Twenty one railroads and the Pullman Company are named as defendants. Oklahoma joins with a case against Pullman and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Bingham
Interstate Commerce Commission
State of Oklahoma
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Printers' Unions Show Steady Growth in State
Twelve new printers’ locals have been organized since January, reports from the conference of state printers indicate steady union growth. The meeting was held at Typographical Hall.
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tse @iana
Death Looms After Joyride Car Wreck In Indy
John Fisher of 1725 West Market Street suffers a fractured skull after a wet roadway crash near West Washington Street Bridge. He is at St. Vincent's Hospital with death expected. Three companions identified as Thomas Maile 38 Traub Avenue Samuel McCord 38 Traub Avenue and Arthur Harlin 40 North Elder Avenue. Police Lieutenant Kinney leads the investigation after Patrolman Judkins reported the Sunday incident at a local roadhouse named Oklahoma.
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Fisher
West Washington Street
Oklahoma
Esr
Charles Johnson
Weat
Washington Street
Thomas Maile
Samuel McCord
Traub Avenue
Arthur Harlin
North Elder Avenue
Judkins
Kinney
Christian Churches Give Linen Shower
The federation of the missionary societies of the Christian churches of the city met Friday at the Downey avenue church Irvington. Afterward a linen, glass and silver shower was held for the new missionary training school. The Central Christian church auxiliary sent a kitchen range.
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Federation of the Missionary Societies of the Christian Churches of
Downey Avenue
Irvington
New Missionary Training School
The
Central Christian Church
Mrs. F. D. Stalnaker Dies at Sanitarium
Mrs. Frank D. Stalnaker wife of the Capital National Bank president died Sunday at Dr W K Bletcher’s sanitarium after an operation. She suffered a valvular heart lesion that weakened her strength and prevented recovery. She was the daughter of J B Will former general freight agent for the Pennsylvania railroad and leaves her husband and daughter Miss Marjory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Stalnaker
Capital Naathonal Bank
W. K. Bletcher
Stulnaker
J. BR. Will
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Marjory
Chickens Popular Diet Of Burglars
A census of odd burglar excuses unfolds as police report incidents around San Matco apartment and Mrs Creagh home where a burglar ate chicken remains. Neighbors and bicycle policemen describe suspects entering through windows, with Stella Johnson fearing a moving chicken under a basket.
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San Matco
North
Delaware Street
John Sharp
Elizabeth Creagh
English Avenue
Murphy and Hnoks
Prospect Street
National Guard Officers in Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
National Guard officers from Illinois and Kentucky began a two week training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison under Maj. Frier. The Second Battalion starts Monday, followed by First and Third Battalions. About 200 officers, 800 enlisted men will receive pay totaling around 22 000 dollars for the payroll with officers paid monthly. Maj R C Van Vliet will be promoted to lieutenant colonel and join the Sixteenth Infantry in Nome Alaska with Maj Charles Gerhardt succeeding him from the Eighth Infantry.
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Tenth Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Maj
Buck
Frier
Bush
National Guard
Illinois
Kentucky
Maj. Frier
Capt. Cralle
Lieut
Lewis
R. C. van Vliet
Sixteenth Infantry
Nome
Alaska
Charles Gerhardt
van Vliet
Eighth Infantry
Minister replies to Gov Marshall on church role
Rev Harry G Hill told Third Christian church parishioners that the church must educate work and act for mankind welfare as Christ did He defended church intervention against evil arguing it cannot refrain from taking a stand even if it risks upsetting some group He urged active church involvement beyond mere concern with its own affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Third Christian Church
Harry G. Hill
Gov. Marshall
Rev. Hill
Indianapolis Man Selected Navy Paymaster Candidate
Herve B. Ransdell of Indianapolis son of Daniel Ransdell Senate sergeant at arms passed the examination for appointment as assistant paymaster in the navy He ranked fourth in a class of fifteen and will be appointed shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herve B. Ransdell
Indianapolis
Daniel Ransdell
United States Senate
Navy
Fire at Indianapolis Concrete plant causes $250 loss
A Sunday afternoon blaze at the Indianapolis Concrete company on L217 Madison avenue was discovered in a building and nearly burned it. The fire spread to a rear barn, causing damage and an estimated loss of $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Concrete Company
Madison Avenue
Postoffice to rent autos for mail collection and delivery
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson authorized by the postoffice department to solicit bids from local firms for furnishing three automobiles to be used for mail collection and delivery. Bids to be sent within a week. First use planned September 1, four year contract, three cars at top speed daily. Indianapolis manufacturers urged to bid to boost home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Bryson
Postoffice Department
Overland Company
Bryson
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Auto
Fly Paper Used In Argument Stifle Attack
Mrs Clara Brandon slapped sticky fly paper across Lavinia Brandon s face on a Saturday at 4004 E Michigan Street. The younger Mrs Brandon finished by sealing the edges around Lavinia s ears, moving to police court on an assault and battery charge. The trial is set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brandon
Michigan Street
Lavinia Brandon
Hold-Up Attempt Foiled by Speeding Man on Euclid
An attempted holdup on Euclid Avenue near Flord Hamilton was thwarted Sunday night when Hamilton fled from two men who stepped from behind a tree and displayed a revolver. Hamilton, familiar with the area, ran toward Washington Street as the assailants lurked nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flord Hamilton
Euclid Avenue
Huamilton
Washington Street
Hamilton
Federal Bureau Moves to New Indianapolis Office
The Bureau of Animal Industry will relocate in two weeks from the stock yards to the fourth floor of the federal building in Indianapolis. The move centralizes government offices and keeps inspectors readily reportable while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Stock Yards
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Baby Drowns After Fall From Window
Mrs. Harold Whiffing and aunt Elia Graham cared for the 15 month old when it fell from a second story window. The child struck a bucket of water below and drowned, coroners report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whiffing
N. Blackford Street
Elia Graham
Blackwell
Horse Runs Into Car In Front Of Doctor Poole Office
A horse being watered at a fountain spooked Sunday evening and bolted into Dr. Richard Poole’s automobile parked at 7 N East Street. The car was damaged and a man in the rig was thrown and slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Poole
N. East Street
See That Light Beating in Centerville Tale
Frank Green of Centerville Indiana was struck on the head after agreeing to buy a drink with a stranger on Senate avenue and Washington street. A $15 theft occurred and Green awoke to find a stiff hat near him. He recalls four assailants and stars, but cannot identify three men while a new friend described the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Green
Centerville
Ind
Green
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Undertaker William S Ripley Dies in Indianapolis
William S. Ripley a pioneer funeral director of Indianapolis died at his home on Road Avenue Saturday night. He leaves a widow a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Ripley
Indianapolis
Road Avenue
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