Guard Officers End Camp Life at Ft Harrison
National Guard officer training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison closed after a week of intensive instruction. Col Jouett Henry and Col F S Wood commanded two contingents, with regular army officers serving as instructors in rations, field orders, infantry defense, map reading, and infantry attack. Lectures covered sanitation, health, and Combined Arms in Action, concluding with a successful program and raised proficiency of student officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Illinois
Kentucky
Jouett Henry
Third Infantry
Kentucky National Guard
F. S. Wood
Fifth Infantry
Illinois National Guard
James H. Frier
Leuth Infantry
Frederick D. Grant
G. Maury
Cralle
Tenth Infantry
Seamus J. Owen
Medical Corps
Converse R. Lewis
Regular Army
T. O. Murphy
Nineteenth Infantry
Patrick A. Connelly
Twenty-Sixth Infantry
H. A. Stith
Scythe Infantry
John B. E. Schoeffel
LeRoy Eltinge
Fifteenth Calvary
R. M. Bram
Army School of the Line
St. Leavenworth
Kas
Edwin A. Shuttleworth
Fort Thomas
Frier
Harry H. Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Army Staff College
Army War College
Henry E. Eames
Eames
Army School of the Hne
Leamus J. Owen
Mervin L. Maus
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Company
Tenth Innfantry
E. L. D. Breck
Benjamin Harrison
Heat Rules for Pets During July Dog Days
Dog days begin this month and run to about September 20, with dogs and other pets suffering from heat. Follow simple cautions on humane handling, water access, and safe containment to protect both animals and people. Avoid kicking or clubbing dogs, prevent fights, and use humane killing if necessary. Ensure fresh water and moderate meat intake in hot weather. Rabies exposure remains tied to direct bites, not season.
Brick pavement boom sparks Cleveland street upgrades
A party of Indianapolis engineers and municipal observers toured brick streets in Terre Haute Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland and praised Cleveland's vitrified brick paving. They lauded construction methods cement filler between bricks and the durability of Cleveland streets noting minimal maintenance costs versus Indiana. Strong figures cited Cuya hoga county miles of brick roads outside Cleveland and the speed and comfort such surfaces provide. The group urged standardizing paving specs to enable other cities to match Cleveland quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
H. W. Klausmann
Harry B. Smith
C. ¢C. Brown
National Paving Brick Manufacturers’ Association of
Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
Mr. Brown
Col. Smith
Cuyahoga County
Indiana
Klausmann
Funeral Sermon by Dr John D Wasson Rev John P D to
Former DePauw University president John P D will deliver the funeral sermon for H P Wasson at the residence 1116 North Delaware Street. The body will go to Crown Hill Cemetery vault until the return of son Fred Wasson from Hood River Oregon. Private interment set for Tuesday. Pallbearers named Coffin Smith Holliday Malott Carey Todd Doughtery Bobbs Hibben Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. D. John
DePauw Uoniversity
H. P. Wasson
Delaware Street
Crown Hill
Fred Wasson
Hood River
Ore
Charles E. Coffin
Charles W. Smith
John H. Holliday
Volney T. Malott
John W. Carey
Robert I. Todd
Hugh Doughtery
W. C
Drowned in White River Two Men Identified
The bodies of Robert R. Abbott age 33 of 416 Bright street and Frederick Kepner age 28 of 916 Park avenue were recovered from White river three miles north of Riverside park after a canoe accident. Abbott, a skilled swimmer, likely cramps, while Kepner did not swim. Barrows rescued Suter from the overturned craft before Kepner sank. Police rowed to assist, aided by Kepner’s and Abbott’s companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Abbott
Frederick Kepner
White River
Riverside Park
Abbott
Kepner
Russell Suter
Robert Barrows
Union Station
Barrows
Suter
Irick and
Hett
Electrician
Trasler
Police Department
Park Avenue
Bright Street
City Adopts Brick Pavement Construction Initiative
Mr Klausmann argues the economy favors brick pavement, noting many streets in the city have been unusable for six to fourteen years with little need for repairs. He says brick pavement construction is no longer experimental and expects other cities to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klausmann
Monster Parade Approved by Labor in Indianapolis
Organized labor endorses Mayor Shank's Labor Day plan for a city parade representing both capital and labor. Half of mayoral outreach replies favorable, trades and crafts to be included, 1200 factories and many retailers expected. John Hughes of the Labor Day committee writes to Mayor Shunk in strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Organized Labor
Indianapolis
Fighty
John Hughes
Labor Day Committee
Shunk
Two Girls Escape From Clermont Industrial School
Bessie Gilbert seventeen and Marie Miller eighteen, prisoners at the Girls Industrial School Clermont, escaped and walked toward the city Friday night. They were halted near Haughville by Sergt Barmfuhrer and sent to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Gilbert
Marie Miller
Girls’ Industrial School
Clermont
Haughville
Sergt. Barmfuhrer
Shank probes bribe remark at Pa trooper encounter
Mayor Shank investigates a claim that saloon keeper John Campbell at 2067 Columbia Ave suggested brewery interests would bribe him to end Sunday closing. Campbell denied the charge. the case moved to Monday morning as Shank and Patrolman Hostetler press for more evidence. Four saloon licenses were suspended for two days for Sunday selling: Jacob Berkowitz, 301 Virginia Ave. Frederick Kroeckel, 1038 Virginia Ave. August Stonick, 716 North Worman Ave. John Byersdorfer, 1536 South East St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
John Campbell
Columbia Avenue
Campbell
Berkowitz
Virginia Avenue
Frederick Kroeckel
August Stonick
North Worman Avenue
John Byersdorfer
South East Street
Woman Rescues Man From Poison Attempt on City Streets
Miss Edith Elis of Butler avenue and Washington street saved Edward Smith of 325 South New Jersey street after he tried to swallow poison. The incident occurred in a public area, with Elis acting quickly to avert a tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Elis
Butler Avenue
Washington Street
Edward Smith
New Jersey Street
Banks Healthy In Indiana As Deposits Rise
Indiana national banks report strong health with deposits rising from 103,266,803.07 on March 29 to 108,951,646.15 on June 30, a gain of 4,084,768.78. Loans and discounts also increase from 107,951,645.15 to 112,616,? on the same period, signaling improved lending capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thomas P. Kane
Woman Fined After Flypaper Assault Case
Mrs Clara Brandon of 4004 E Michigan Street was charged with assault and battery after using flypaper to stifle her mother in law s arguments last Saturday. She appeared in police court with ample evidence and was fined 1 dollar plus costs Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brandon
Michigan Street
Brandon
Young couple in acid incident ends with injuries
A 4 year old girl and 20 year old Smith were involved in a quarrel Friday night on East Washington street. Smith attempted to drink carbolic acid after the dispute, but both were burned on hands and arms when the bottle was knocked from his grasp. The couple are said to be engaged to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
East Washington Street
Make the Blind See and Deaf Hear Medical Institute Ad
An Indianapolis ad for the Gilmer Medical Institute claims to cure chronic diseases and disabilities including deafness, blindness, paralysis, and rheumatic conditions. It offers three months free services for early callers before Aug 1, free consultation, and notes offices at 46 N Pennsylvania St Suite D and E with hours 9 am to 8 pm and 10 to 12 on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
N. Pennsylvania Street
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
FT. Harrison
Army Life
Command
Ohio
Students of Municipal Improvements
Cleve
DR. John
Hostetler
Jacob
New York
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Underwood
Standard Typewriter
Underwood Typewriter Company Incorporated
East Market Street
American National Bank
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company's
E. Market Street
Victor
Talking Machine
Walschner-Stewart Music
Capitol Ave
U. S
Washington, D. C
J. W. Lester
Massachusetts Avenue
Ind
Walter Ehlers
Ulinde St
Trong
Ing Pian Con Ae
Aney
Main
J.b.stewart
Indianapolis, Ind
Neal
Father Mulvihill
St. Johns Church
Des Moines, Iowa
ST. John's Church
D. F. Mulvihill
University Ave
T'E Neal Institute
D. F. Mulvibill
the Institute
Woodrar Place
the Hotel Kingston
New Indian Cafe
A. J. Tron
Bryce
Washington St
N. Meridian St
St.denis
Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
Wanamaker’s
WM. Taylor&son, Inc
Martinique
Dant Street
Indianapolis Gas Co
Harris-Thompson CO
South St
Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Eor
Maryland St
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