South S South Side Turners Celebrate First Anniversary
Sud Seite Liedertafel marks Q1st anniversary of the South Side Turners ball with women and men choruses and children performing. A silk flag is presented, celebration includes afternoon program at 3 and evening ball at 8 with a festival address by Henry Victor and multiple choral selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud Seite Liedertafel
Bruckner
Raymond
Balfe City Band Orchestra
Henry Victor
Festival Bude
Acobson “Ossium
Besehnitt Thanepolis Liederkranz
F. Krull
Police Judge Trails Wall Collection Auto
Police Judge Collins conducted a citywide car check Friday night to study why the mall collection of automobiles violates speed laws. After tracing a route of 21 miles at 35 mph, the patrol arrived two minutes late, with Collins deeming schedules insufficient to cover routes safely. He said they exceeded the speed limit by at least ten mph and planned to write to the postmaster about adding more driving machines. Postmaster Bryson seeks more vehicles but Washington denied the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Pces Tof Ice
Bryson
Washington
Friends Seek Help for Lost Leg of Enoch Mar
Sympathizing friends of Enoch Mar tin 1913 are raising funds to buy him an artificial leg after a mule kick severed his limb. Martin, a Capital box factory worker, lost his leg above the knee, his wife ill and wages scarce. Crutches used, neighbors race to complete the $75 goal, with $30 still needed. Physicians and F. McQuain spearhead drive, while Gertrude Oakes at City Dispensary donates $15 and collects more for the Martin fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch
Martin
Tinestret
Capital Box Factory
Marno
F. McQain
Gertrude Oakes
Oakes
Indian Life Topic Slated for Hartwig Kalley Lecture
Mrs Ella Hartwig Kalley will lecture Saturday night at Fiernon hall 135 North Delaware Street under Hartwig Kalley assembly auspices. The talk will cover every phase of Indian life and be illustrated by an unknown projection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hartwig Kalley
Aus‘ples
Hartwig Kalley
Fiernon
North
Delaware Street
Nfe
Man Arrested in Gambling Case at 558 West Washington
Louis Brown faced police court on a gambling charge for a game at 558 West Washington. He claimed plan to go to Gary but admitted remaining in the room until 4 AM when raiders struck. Twelve foreigners denied money dice play, saying they were playing tableaux. two interpreters aided testimony. Brown fined 10 dollars and costs. ten men fined 5 dollars and costs. two released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Harry O. Chamberlain
Louis Brown
West Washington Street
Brown
Woman Found Strangled on Germantown Lawn
Philadelphia July 30. The body of a woman who had been strangled to death was found Saturday on the lawn of W. W. Justice a wealthy merchant in Germantown’s aristocratic section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. W. Justice
Germantown
Army Post Society Varies Guests Amid Maneuvers at Fort
Miss Lloyd Frier hosted a Friday hop for visiting Misses Natalie and Gladys McFarland of Connecticut as the post prepared for September autumn maneuvers. Officers and guests gathered with a band, dinners, and social exchanges at the fort, while Col Cruse and Gen Hodges visited to inspect grounds and equipment.
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G. Maury Cralle
Tenth Infantry
Edwin A. Shuttleworth
Second Infantry
Gettysburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
C. F. A. Carrithers
John B. de Lancey
Attica
Indiana
Mudlavia Springs
Fairbury
DeLancey
Fred B. Carruthers
le Roy Buck
Frances Burleson
Bessie Craney
Russelle Cecil
Lloyd Frier
Sarita van Vliet
Frances Rockwell
Helen Cecil
Elizabeth Little
Marguerite van Vliet
Lieuts
C. R. Lewis
R. C. Taylor
Jesse Gaston
Gordon R. Catts
A. J. White
E. G. Bueret
Lewis
Kendiz
Tobain
Teddy
Africa
Pryor
Paderewski
Coe
Kelly
Harry H. Tebbetts
Charlotte Smith
H. H. Tebbetts
New Hampshire
Medical Reserve Corps
Washington
P. J. Coultas
Chrisney
H. C. Smith
Terre Haute
Ind
J. J. Briggs
Frederick E. Hickson
Herman G. Morgan
Indianapolis
Charles L. Hodges
U. S. Army
Chicago
Ill
Charles B. Hodges
29Th Infantry
Hodges
Natalie
Gladys McFarland
Bridgeport
Conn
Frier
Thomas Cruse
Department of the Lakes
Col. Cruse
W. J. Fitzmaurice
DeLancey, Carruthers
Chester Barnett
Robert L. Eichelberger
Columbia Club
William J. Fitzmaurice
Ruaselle
Jonson
LeRoy Buck
Fred B
Eichelberger
LeRoy A. Eltinge
Fifteenth Cavalry
R. M. Brambila
27Th Infantry
T. C. Murphy
19Th Infantry
William & Buck
Pew
Rock Island Arsenal
Mas
Connecticut
Boys' Club Plans Its First Outing
The Indianapolis Boys' club will launch its first outing this year on Tuesday with thirty boys under ex-soldier Harry Cone. They will camp at Kingfisher's grounds on Sugar and Indian Creeks, five miles from Waveland, adopting military discipline, drills, bugle wakeups, and taps. After two weeks, another group of thirty boys will take their turn, marching from Madison Avenue to Terminal station with John Melpolder, superintendent, leading.
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Indianapolis
Harry Cone
Kingfisher’s
Sugar and Indian Creeks
Madison Avenue
Meridian Street
Terminal Station
John Melpolder
Lebanon Woman Gertrude Mahan Dies in Visit
Mrs Gertrude Mahan of Lebanon 26 died Friday afternoon at her sister Mrs Car Days home 1147 Villa avenue after a two week illness. She was visiting when struck down and leaves a 16 month old daughter. A brother Dr Rollin G Hendricks lives at 21714 North Illinois street.
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Gertrude Mahan
Lebanon
Car Day
Villa Avenue
Indianapolis praised for municipal publicity boost
Christian Science Monitor praises Indianapolis for organized publicity effort by a promotion bureau backed by capital and staffed by newspaper men. The piece notes rapid growth from 75,000 in 1880 to an estimated 240,000 by 1910, highlighting Indianapolis as a leading western manufacturing hub, railroad center, architectural beauty, and city of opportunity with ready audiences for promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Spirit
Indianapolis
The
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Ind
Middle West
Picnic Planned By Hospital Staff at Riverside Park
The former and present employees of the Central Hospital for the Insane will hold a picnic at Riverside Park on Thursday, August 4. A. E. Shirley serves as president and Miss Katie Hulsapple as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hospital For the Insane
Riverside Park
A. E. Shirley
Katie Hulsapple
Arrested Twice On Same Charge In Police Court
Frank Lejeff pleaded in police court Friday morning and was fined five dollars for selling by station. Later that day Judge Collins questioned him again. after explanation by an interpreter he was released with no fine. All thirteen fruit vendors charged similarly faced fines or cautions. five fined six dollars, others new to the country were cautioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lejeff
Collins
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Singing Society
Organi
Carl Riegner
South Side
Orpheus
Offenbach City Band Orchestra
Emilie Hofman
Louise Pfriem
Adam Schur
Indies
Syd Feite
Erminie
Jacobowsky
Strauss City Bang Orchestra
Cratic
Republican
Clark
Prohis
Con
City of
Bethany Park
United States
E. W. Clark
Hemove Saloon
Tariff Commission
James EB. Watson
F. W. Lough
Prohibition Party
Mr. Lough
Julian Overman
Marion
W. A. B. Campbell
J. C. Burkhardt
Frankfort
FE. M. Richardson
Oakland City
Supreme Court
Barbara Fritchie
Clarion Quartet
Prohibitionists
Army Post Society
Louisville
Milton. G. Holiday
Holliday
Eighth Cavalry
Ft. Robinson
Nebraska
Harrell
J. P. O'Mahony
Charles O'Mahony
St. Augustine
Fla
Post
John A. Ferry
Indiana Catholic of
Dianapolis
N. Meridian St
Boston Magazine
Association For Work
Christian Science Monitor Praises
Indianapolis Trade Association
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
G. G
Sattler, M.D
Miami Medical College
Kryptoks
And
Tere
Pettis Day Coups Co
Angelles
California
Chicago & North Western
Union Pacific and
Salt Lake
W. H. Connor
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati
Harris-Thompson CO
South St
Safe Deposit Department
American National Bank
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Maryland St
Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Creamery
Velvet
Diaware Street
Walter Ehlers
Hartmann
Victor
Talking Machine
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