Cohen Victim of Swindle in Diamond Deal
Indianapolis resident Samuel Cohen 67 was approached by swindlers posing as buyers and a Russian who lured him into a fake diamond purchase. Cohen cashed a $300 check at Indiana Trust and handed over funds for misleading stones. He reported the incident to Capt. Holtz, detailing the two suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Samuel Cohen
Norwood Street
Indiana Trust Company
Union Station
Ilinois Street
Auctioneer Shank to Attend Meeting at Convention
At the national convention of the Auctioneers of America in Chicago on June 9, Mayor Shank will respond to Mayor Busse's address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
National Convention of the Auctioneers of America
Chicago
Busse
Sunday church services and sermons listed
A rundown of Sunday services across churches including Tabernacle Presbyterian First Baptist Home Presbyterian Sutherland Presbyterian Roberts Park M E Central Christian Second Presbyterian New Jerusalem First Friends First Presbyterian with ministers named and topics such as Obedience The Power of the Tongue The Divine Patience and A Life Made Over. Music plans include solos and quartets with organ recitals and special numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Presbyterian
Willam Parsons
Woman Leaps From Car After Husband Spotted at Saloon Row
Mrs Elma Rhodes leaped from a speeding West Washington streetcar on West street to stop her husband C T Rhodes from returning downtown after visits to saloons. She is believed fatally injured with a possible skull fracture and was taken to City hospital as police and bicycle officers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Rhodes
West Washington Street
West Street
C. T. Rhodes
Addison Street
Rhodes
City Hospital
Trimpe
Rucker
Ahhedes
Gillespie
Auto Driver Fined $100 by Collins
Judge Collins fined Homer Eshbaugh $100 and costs in police court for assault and battery on grocer Isidore Latker after Latker was struck by Eshbaughs car on Illinois street April 11. Latker suffered a broken leg and shoulder injuries, hospital confinement nearly two weeks, though Eshbaugh claimed not to see Latker in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Homer Eshbaugh
Isidore Latker
Indiana Avenue
Latker
Eshbaugh
Illinois Street
Deaconess Hospital
Special Service Planned for Prudential Employees
About 20 Indianapolis insurance men will attend a special service at King Avenue M E church Sunday night. Rev J Rainier will deliver a sermon for Prudential Life Insurance employees. The group will meet at the K of P hall on Germania avenue and proceed to the church at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
King Avenue M. E
J. ¥. Rainier
Prudential Life Insurance Company
K. of P. Hall
Germania Avenue
Broad Ripple and Fairview Park Sunday Concerts by Military Bands
The Indianapolis area hosts Sunday concerts in Broad Ripple and Fairview parks. The American Military Band directed by Gustav Krumme performs afternoon and evening programs featuring marches, selections from opera, waltzes, intermezzos, overtures, and popular songs. The Indianapolis Military Band, led by H. W. Klaumann, also appears with a varied lineup including cornet solos and time-honored tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Broad Ripple Park
Gustav Krumme
Indianapolis
H. W. Klauamann
Fairview Park
Steamfitters Seek Wage Increase in Indianapolis Strike
About 150 steamfitters and helpers from fifteen shops idle in Indianapolis after master fitters refuse a raise from 50 cents to 62 1/2 cents an hour. The walkout began Wednesday with no settlement in sight, though some employers have granted raises to five fitters and six helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Steals To Take One Buggy Ride
Flora Kelso, 18, admitted taking money from Nellie Derrickson of 430 Erie street to settle a grocery bill and hired a rig at Hogan transfer barn on Madison avenue. The ride ran from Thursday morning to Friday evening with brief stops. Police found her after she did not return the rig. She was charged with grand larceny and said she had no home.
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Flora Kelso
Nellie Derrickson
Erie Street
Hogan Transfer Barn
Madison Avenue
Simon and
DeRossette
Saloon foes plan day ward bid after roadhouse reopens
Rev E S Shumaker state league leader says remonstrances will remove about 40 saloons in Fourth ward after county license reopens Lon McClure roadhouse. He accuses brewers of forcing openings in residence districts and vows residents will aid Anti-Saloon League to reap the whirlwind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Lon McClure
E. S. Shumaker
Commissioners Court
Shumaker
Fourth Ward
Haughville
Plans for Fifteen Story Annex by Lemcke Realty
Ralph A. Lemcke announced plans for a 15 story annex to the Lemeke building at Pennsylvania and Market streets. The R A Lemeke Realty company, incorporated Friday with 700000 dollars capital, grants a long term lease on the property north to Wabash Street including the Grand Opera house, to house the theater in the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemeke
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
Ralph A. Lemcke
R. A. Lemeke
Paine Leaves Butler for Year Long Leave
Professor Ernest T. Paine of Butler College receives a one year leave of absence to join Brown University in Providence Rhode Island as instructor in Greek He is Brown University graduate who studied Greek and Latin in Athens and Rome and will teach at Brown during the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Paine
Butler College
Brown University
Providence, R. J
Paine
Athens
Rome
Major Robbins Admire of Flowers Daily Tribute at Court
W W Robbins bailiff to the circuit court waters and tends a flowering garden near the county courthouse bench. A fresh bouquet appears each morning as a tribute to Judge Remster, drawing envy from fellow jurists and showcasing Robbins lifelong love of roses carnations and other blossoms.
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Remster
W. W. Robbins
Robbins
Judge Remster
Maj. Robbins
Neal Three Day Cure Advertises Right Treatment
A letter extols the Neal Three Day Cure as the best solution for drinking men claiming dramatic results. It urges readers to contact the Neal Institute for free guarantee bonds and contracts, with references to banks and prominent men and the institute’s financial standing and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Harry B. Frase
Neal Institute
City Treasury Guarded Amid Budget Tightening
City finances were debated as the finance committee warned of funding shortages. F C Owen noted the first year of the administration reduced available funds from 268000 to 177397 and asked for 100059, trimmed to 90603, with a 57000 engine house project still pending and the hospital facing limited $250000 funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Owen
South
New Jersey
City Hospital
Edward M Guff Named Plumping Inspector
Edward McGuff was named Friday on the Board of Examiners that will pass on plumbing applicants. He was chosen by George F Kirkhof and Cameron Wainscott, two practical plumbers appointed to the board Thursday. The Plumbing Inspector post was created by council two years ago but remained vacant until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuff
Board of Examiners
City Board of Health
George F. Kirkhof
Cameron Wainscott
Board of
Council
Riverside beach opens this Saturday with gala season kickoff
The Riverside bathing beach will open Saturday afternoon instead of next week as planned. The big pool will be unveiled in new gala attire and visitors will have first access to the season. A Saturday concert by Miera Military band and other entertainments are arranged. Cold weather delayed the opening, now the management has prepared the resort for summer crowds.
School Men Honor Two Principals At Banquet
The School Men's club hosted a Friday night banquet at the University club in honor of retiring principals George W. Benton and Charles E. Emmerich of Shortridge and Manual Training high schools. Indiana University president Dr. W. L. Bryan and Purdue president Dr. W. E. Stone spoke as C. N. Kendall, city schools superintendent, acted as toastmaster and expressed regret at the principals' resignations. Both Benton and Emmerich delivered remarks.
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University Club
George W. Benton
Charles E. Emmerich
Shortridge
Manual Training
W. L. Bryan
Indiana University
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
C. N. Kendall
Benton
Mr. Emmerich
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Tabernacle Presbyterian
Neil McPherson
First Baptist
van Wie
Heavenly Father
Home Presbyterian
A. G. Yount
Roberts Park
M. E
Albert Hurlstone
Alsout
Central Christian
Allan B. Philpott
Second Presbyterian
J. le Moyne Danner
New York
Christ
Merle Walker
Second Presbyterian Church
Church Auditorium
Jerusalem
Alabama Street
M. C. Pearson
First Presbyterian
M. AL. Fines
W. H. Donley
St. Clair Ca
St. Clair
Miss Doll
Herbert
Wenrich Waltz
Johann Strauss
Lucresia Borgia
Donizetti
Bic Monkabe
Powhatan
Sousa
Raymond
Amb
Thomas
Ping Ling
Barron Reverie
Slidding Sim
Losey March
the National
Sees
Seltzer
Fairview
Oes
Bouse Selection
Havana
Epa
Lehar Humoresque
Zanetta
Pink Hall
Hoffman
Gruenwald
Bratton
Ruy, Blas
Leoncarallo Hall
Gopnarson
McCombe Merch
Krombine
Armor Piate Vaul
Safe Deposit Department
American National Bank
Ida Fuller
Butler
East
Major Robbins
the Leading Trust Company
Indiana
the Union Trust Company
Office Company
Duihdings
East Market Street
Polk County
Des Moines
Geo
F. Quick
Mord Carter
B.C. Downey
A. H. Taylor
The
Continental National Bank
North Meridian Street
the Hotel Kingston
Circle Park Hotel
A. J. Tron
the Neal Institute
Rufus
Williams
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Ind
Woodruff
East Michigan
Wasen
G. L. Denny
Edward M’guff
Riverside Management
Pettis Dry Goods
Tiana’s Shopping
Ohio
Illinois
Farmers Trust Company
Warkzrsrrer
Sun
General House
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