Great Moose Festival Lights Up Indianapolis Lodge Carnival
Indianapolis lodge No. 17 Loyal Order of Moose opens a vibrant three day festival with animal acts, vaudeville shows, a replica Marott Department Store front, and booths selling lemonade and ice cream. Proceeds fund a new lodge and clubhouse on New Jersey and Walnut streets. Next Friday orphans visit the carnival shows.
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New Jersey
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Thurston
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Legare
Arizona
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Marott
Massachusetts Avenue
Walnut Streets
Jasonville Residents Call to End Local Card Parties
Citizens urge council action to stop nightly card parties in Jasonville Indiana. They claim prize games constitute gambling illegal under Indiana law and propose prosecuting all participants as gamblers.
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Camp Algonac
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Wife Crosses DEA and Finds Molland Gone
Mrs James Powell arrives from England to find her husband, a mine worker in Linton Indiana, estranged from wife and child. The husband had sent funds for her transport but reportedly aided by others to leave mid ocean. A local church seeks funds to repatriate her and compel support.
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Linton
Ind
James Powell
England
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New York
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Powell
Autos and Dogs Cause Accidents Near Brookville
Three incidents show the danger of dogs near roads in Franklin County yesterday. Peter Hurd and his family were injured when their car ran over a dog and crashed down a bank through a fence. Ray Goudie, riding a motorcycle at high speed, struck a dog and suffered internal injuries. Newton Summers's car skidded after hitting a dog and lost a front wheel but the driver survived with minor injuries.
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A New Baby A Mother's Sacred Duty
A meditation on motherhood and the profound role of a mother in shaping civilization. The piece urges mothers to choose safe medicines for their newborns and protect them from narcotics, highlighting patience, hope, and vigilance as essential virtues.
Mother Makes Long Walk to Attract Son in Chicago
Michigan City reports Christine Struhm, 60, walking from Sparta to Chicago to deliver dispatches to her missing son William Wallace Cutler, last seen in Grand Forks in 1891. She aims to finish the 192 mile trek in six and a half days, reaching Chicago today. A second item notes William Haynes and wife with a six month old baby walking from Pittsburg toward St. Louis after his layoff, planning to reunite with kin in Ogden Utah. He is penniless and seven weeks into the journey.
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St. Louis
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Ogden
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