Dream Realized Byerley Clopes Panama Bonds Victory
Samuel Byerley a clerk at American Express who studied finance bid for Panama Canal bonds, won $50,000 worth and sold the option to J Bache & Co. His win brings a two months vacation and a Paris trip for his family. He credited preparation and knowledge over luck, with praise from his employer and Wall Street shops signaling a possible transfer to securities work.
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New York
Samuel Byerley
Byerley
American Express Company
Panama Canal
Hie Opton
J. &. Bache & Co
Isi & Kobbeen
Vana
Bate
Bache & Co
Byerte
Paris
Golng
Normandy
Mr. Byerley
Mre.ley
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
St Louis & Western Railroad
San Francisco
American Storens Company
Financial
Hache 4 Co
Annity Lx
Wall-st. House
Averiay
Beverley
W. J. Wellsman
Riverside Park Offers Wide Range Of Family Attractions
Riverside park is described as a family playground with shady groves a zoo boating and batting fields and baseball diamonds. The shoot the chutes is the highest and a double eight coaster is one of the largest in the United States. A scenic river ride 2400 feet long and a popular Ravillon dance hall are among the many entertaining attractions with no gate fee.
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Riverside Park
Riverside
Indianapolis
Peakaboo Waist Ban Shocks Los Angeles Union
Special to The cus from Los Angeles July 24 The Los Angeles W C T U decreed a prohibition on peekaboo waists and diaphanous clothing. Union members held a meeting at the Fine Methodist Episcopal Church and voted unanimously to ban such garments, signaling the death knell for alluring waist designs.
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Angeles
Cal
Lox Angelea W. C. T
Incal Union
Fiene Methodiat Episcopal Chiteh
Cure for women's ailments advertised in home remedy
An advertisement promises a home treatment for a range of female health issues including uterine disorders and stomach pains. It claims quick, doctor-free cures delivered in plain wrappers, urging women to send money and a self-addressed request to a box number for the remedy.
Chimpanzee Mourns Lost Mate Over Cigarette Law
A Chicago circus chimpanzee named Caroline mourns her mate Alphonse after his death in Indiana linked to a cigarette ban. The story recounts Caroline's long mourning, failed new relationships, and declining appetite as keepers note her grief for her first love.]]
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Caroline
Indiana
Alphonse
Mr. Dooley
Anderson
Ind
Meath
Hanly
Woo
Cincinnati
Carolin
Jocko
New Cdl Automatic Veil Promises Comfort On Trips
An advertisement from Ly S. Ayres & Co. promotes a new cdl automatic veil named the Bion Bijou. The veil is described as a scarf like garment with Neod properties, dust and shower proof, available in colors, offering protection to the complexion hair and eyes and enhancing travel pleasure.
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Ly S. Ayres & Co
Shrine Gave Back Voice After Long Silence
LAFAYETTE Ind July ... Miss Renneel, long unable to speak due to injury at the shrine of Saint Anne in Quebec, Canada, has recovered her voice. The return follows damage to the shrine and restoration by the St Anne de Baupre church community.
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Opecie
Lafayette
Ind
Mallie
Feading
St Anne
St Anna de
Baupre
Quebec
Canada
London stock market shows two major failures noted
London July 21 two failures announced on the stock exchange. Tracey For and Company is regarded as important while Chane eellor and White is the other failing firm.
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London
Scrippe-McNar Press Association
Tracey For and Company
Ae Inportan
Chane Eellor & White
Outcry in Germany over American consul report allegations
Berlen July 4 There is an outcry against the American consul at Kehl after a consular report published in Washington claimed appalling adulterations of food in the region Newspapers call for recall of the consul whose report is alleged to be biased on Germany.
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Scrippes McRae Presa Association
Berlen
Kehl
Washington
Germany
Brittain Not at Fault In Food Adulteration Report
Washington dispatch notes Amare teaut consul Joseph E Brittain of Ohio has served in Berlin since 1902 and is rated among the best in the foreign service. The Berlin cable claimed Brittain’s report influenced Germany on food adulteration, but the published Trade Reports show he only transmitted excerpts from German papers with no authority. The government is not likely to take the matter seriously given these findings.
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Brittain
oMicRae Press Association
Washington
Keb
Joseph E Brittain
Ohio
State Department
Foreign Service
Berlin
Bureau of Manufactures
Germany
Overal
Conau- Inn Trade Reports
Strassburger
Religious and civic events listed for the weekend
The list notes sermons at First Presbyterian and Covenant Congregational churches, services at Christchurch under Rev Willam Du Hamel, a lawn fete by Central Avenue Reformed Church Aid Society to aid church property, and an all day Marion County Agricultural Society meeting. Also announced are a choral Haydn work in Terre Haute, a sermon theme at Roberts Park U. E. Church, and morning worship on the wounded in the house of friends.
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Mey
Charles HL Litiie
Iacome
Wash
First Presbyterian Church
Lady Maccabees
Mt. Jackson
E. Sey
Aid Society
James D. Stanley
Christchurch
Willam du Hamel
St. Stephen's Church
New Harmony
Tar
Edward Taylor
Terre Haute Chautanque Management
Haydn
Terre Haute
Roberts Park
Hurlstone
House of Friends
Escaped Scaffold by Judge Order in Alabama
In Birmingham on July 25 a habeas corpus hearing delayed execution of John Williams, condemned for the murder of State Senator R J Hipp. Williams resisted sheriffs and guards in his cell, gaining time and prompting a special train to Cullman for the hanging. The court ordered Williams held for the next month while the unprecedented case draws wide attention.
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Berippa-Neftne Prous Ananciation
Birmingham
Ala
Crim ‘Oat Dodge
Ain Eeury
John Willams
R. J. Hipp
Williams
Cullman
Deguttes
Wiliams
Williame
Pardon Board
Willams
Cow Adopts Calf on Benron Farm
A Jersey cow on the Benron farm near Benyonville nursed a calf after its mother died. The reader notes the cow treated the orphan as her own, guiding the calf and caring for it in the barn.
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Doaciel
Richmond
Benron
Benyonville
Widow Sage to distribute Sage fortune to charity
Dr Carl Schmuck outlines Mrs Margaret Sage plan to control and disperse her late husband Russell Sage's vast fortune. He says she will gift to education hospitals and charitable enterprises, possibly avoiding court battles with heirs. Relatives hint they would be grateful for no contest and support her philanthropic aims.
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Scrippe-MeRar Prete Association
New York
Russel Sage
Carl Schmuck
Schmuck
Mra. Sage
Sage
Indy
Shaw for Cannon rumor swirls in Chicago
Special to The Sam Chicago July reports Secretary Shaw who is often named as a possible Republican presidential candidate says Speaker Cannon would be the best man to lead the party to victory. Observers infer Shaw has dropped from the race citing his interview and opposition to primary nominations.
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Sam
Chicago
Ill
Treasury
Shaw
Repubican
Cannon
Mob After Black Person Killing at Barboursville
A Black assailant fatally harmed Mrs Broughton at Barboursville. Damon Fitzgerald confessed to the crime while Sophie, an enslaved servant, is under arrest. Bloodhounds tracked a suspect to Fitzgeral, who was captured. a mob, backed by militia, threatens lynching. Circuit Judge Faulkner impaneled a grand jury with Gov Beckham considering extra troops.
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Scripps-McHae Prose Association
Barboursville
Tuly Sire
Robert Broughton
Damon Fitzgerald
Broughton
Cress
Ams
Sophie
Howe
H. C. Faulkner
Culver on Credit Lit
Culver Military academy Culver Ind Norwich university North field Vi Pennsylvania Military college Chester Pa St John's school Manila N Y Shattuck school Fort Wayne Minn a Prginix Mouitary tw at Losizig Mae
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Army
War Department
Aix
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Norwich University
Northfield
Pennsylvania
Miltary College
Chester
St. John's School
Manliya
N. Yi
Shattuck School
Fortuaute
Minna Prginix
Mouitary
Losizig
Jewelry Thief Caught In Chicago Pawn Shops
Jewelry valued at 710,000 stolen from Mrs. Edward L. Walsh of Philadelphia was recovered in Chicago pawn shops. The suspect, claiming to be Dr. Jacob Svobada, held a position in Mrs Walsh’s household before disappearing with the jewels. Police report he admitted guilt. alias Leuts Halbert is noted.
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Caugrt
Sevippe-McRee Preag Association
Chicago
Bre
Edward L. Walsh
Philadelphia
Detective
Jacob Svobada
Svobada
New Voting Places Emerald County Commissioners Decide Precincts
The county commissioners requested John C. Ruckelshaut of the Republican central committee to avoid delay as they determine voting places for 18 new precincts amid a large purchase of voting machines.
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Ft Dreusad
John C. Ruckelshaut
Republican County Central Committee
Mac
Incorporations Reported for Several Indiana Firms
The Phoenix company of Terre Haute lists capital stock at 490 with incorporators Charles B. Scott Harry Garrell and John Jordon. The Wadizon County Fair of Anderson has 10000 capital stock and directors C W Hoover Abraham Wesslow William Boland RH Williams J F Hadhey D H Burhib C Ho McCullough N A Free and M C ton. Southwestern Stining company of lat Arizona shows 1000000 capital stock and foreign corporation compliance. Indiana property stock amounts to 37407 with Dudley shive rer of South Bend as state agent. The Acm Jack company of Bloom Held lists 10060 capital stock and directors William S ogg Frank W Suryer David G Johnson and Charles E Henderson.
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Phoenix Company
Terre Haute
Twen
Charles B. Scott
Harry Garrell
John & Jordon
Wadizon County Fair
Anderson
C. W. Hoover
Abraham Wesslow
William Boland
RH. Williams
J. F. Hadhey
D. H. Burhib
C. Ho
McCullough
N. A. Free
M. C. Ton
Southwestern Stining Company
Arizona
Ths
Indiana
Dudley Shiverer
South Bend
Acm+ Jack company
Bloom- Held
William S. Ogg
Frank W. Suryer
David G. Johnson
Charles E. Henderson
One Day of Mirth at White City Marion Club Event
About 60 Marion Club members planned a Saturday White City visit to Broad Ripple. They teased a mystery program and promised a grand dinner that would rejuvenate attendees, with a special car trip and a late lineup of entertainment including a baseball game.
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Marion Club
White City
Saurday
Broad Ripple
Mr. Tutewiler
Traction Station
Million New Citizens to United States in 196
The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization announced that for the fiscal year ended June 30, 196, immigration to the United States reached 1,100,072. The prior year saw 1,025,498 admissions with 2,490 refusals, down from 11,480 the year before.
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Scrippe-NeRee Preas Aasociation
Washington
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
John Lackey III Stricken by Typhoid in Cambridge City
Richmond Ind July 28 John Lackey a famed Indiana horseman who runs national sales at Cambridge City fell seriously ill at home with typhoid fever His illness worsened after a recent accident that cost him a valuable prospect worth 3500 dollars
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John 8. Lackey III
Richmond
Ind
John Lackey
Cambridge City
Lackey
Murder with a Cleaver Shocks East St. Louis
Michael Schmitt a butcher in East St Louis killed Charles Mommertz with a meat cleaver during a quarrel over rooms. The attack left Mommertz nearly beheaded. Schmitt was arrested following the incident in July in St Louis.
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Weripus-McRas Fouss Aansciaitos
ST. Louis
Michael Schmitt
East St. Louis
Charles Mommertz
Mommertz
Schmitt
Schmite
Coffee blamed for stomach woes and recovery with Postum
An Oregon man recounts years of stomach trouble linked to coffee. After switching to Postum his symptoms steadily improved, ending with full health and strength. He cites references from local banks and merchants and offers to provide sworn statements. The ad urges trying Postum as a coffee substitute.
Men of the 61st to be paid during early next month
Indiana announces payments for members of the 61st Indiana regiment prior to muster into U S service. Each man will receive 8.28 to 11. The government sends a power of attorney blank with each letter to avoid travel to Indianapolis. If a discharge is lost, a certificate may be requested. In case of death, payment goes to the administrator. The governor seeks a special act to cover costs to next of kin.
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Oran Perry
Tegurdoto
Aupuatoch
Monty
Indianapolis
United States Service
Adjutant-General
Prohibition In Virginia Declared Absolute Outside Cities
Norfolk, Va July Judge Boykin of the Judicial circuit court rules that the Virginia Nanquot Law provides absolute prohibition state wide except in towns cities and seaside reform areas with police protection He notes the rural districts cannot be licensed and would violate public policy and local morale if licenses were granted while counties remain under prohibition.
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Senpotshenwe Sree Asooenem
Norfolk
B.a. Boykin
Judicial Etreult Court
Virgina
Boykin
Exchange of pulpits at Trinity Congregational Church
Ownership and overarch on the subject of the German by Dr. W. A. Shaw to be preached Sunday morning at Trinity Congregational church corner Boruce and Pleasantsta. At 7:5 pm the Rev. G W Wolfe of Fletcher place church will exchange pulpits with Dr Shaw. Del Hitz Mrs Conklin Aira Shaw and Miss Spratt willing. First Sunday evening service under the direction of the Men's club. All are welcome.
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W. AL Shaw
Trinity Congregational Church
Boruce
Pleasantsta
G W. Wolfe
Fletcher-place Church
Shaw
del Hitz
Moonshiners Caught After Raid in Knote Creek Area
Deputy U S Marshal F M Blair raided a moonshine still on Carnes Creek Knote Counts yesterday and destroyed a large quantity of beer and mash. Henry Neice Riley Beth Elijah Gent and Charles Neice face arrest as authorities plan to sell seized items here today.
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Seuippa-McRar Prean Association
Whitesburg
United States
Matshal F. M. Blair
Carnes Creek
Henry Neice
Riley Beth
Elijah Gent
Charles Neice
Texas Democrats Voting in Fort Worth Primary
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association reports Democratic primaries held in Texas today for all county and district offices. Four candidates vie for governor's post while the convention is planned in Dallas.
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Texas Democrats
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Povernoy
Dallas
Shot Town Marshal Fell in Desperate Barracks Chase
Ceree eh Richland Missouri reports a clash near Jefferson Barracks rendition where pensioner James Price briefly fled. William James, a town marshal, was shot at 6 o'clock yesterday while attempting to arrest Price, who escaped after a rout along the road.
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Ceree Eh
Richland
Tewa Maeshal
William James
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
James Price
Price
Marion County Sheriff Sale Notice in Indiana
Sheriff Ed G Bourbier announces sale of parcels in Marion County Indiana to satisfy a court decree against A Pattison et al for 487.23 dollars plus costs. The property includes Lots 23 24 and 21 in A A Wechter Jr's subdivision in Indianapolis. If needed, sale may extend to the fee simple interest to satisfy the decree. Also included are licenses for a ward election notice for sale of intoxicants at a location in Wayne Township.
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Superior Court
Marion County
A. Pattison
J Et
Indiana
A. Wetcher Jr
Nerus
Abetean
Indianapolis
Marion ‘County
ED G. Bourbier
Wayne Township
Orion
Aistioa Erin
Oden
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