Peace conference to ease city affairs outlines
An accord attempt follows a Board of Public Works meeting after a Chicago convention absence. City Attorney Walker plans a harmony gathering with members from the boards of safety works and parks, city control and council to discuss funding. Mayor Shank returns from Terre Haute with a sore arm after charity ball game involvement. Copeland urges park and works boards to align on engine and budget decisions, noting bids vary with initial appropriation.
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Board of Public Works
Erle N. A. Walker
Board Safety
Board of Works
Board of Giths
Park Commissioners
City Control Corporation Counsel
City Aftor
Neil
Shank
Terre Te
E Council
Board of Works of
Copeland
Charles F. Copeland
Coots
Akes
Park Board
Fall Creek
Jara Members Probe Dark Railroad Crossing Dangers
City Board of Works members call the Twenty-fifth Street Monon crossing a death trap and urge immediate action to improve lighting and safe crossing. Darkness hampers vehicle movement as cars bunch irregularly across the street.
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Mbers
Board of Works
Monon
Visiting Day a Success at Manual Training High School
Visiting day at Manual Training high school drew over 6000 visitors, about 3000 works by students on display across sewing, drawing, woodworking, iron work and more. The art department showcased watercolors and sketches while the principal C. H. Emmerich’s oil painting hung in the library with roses for his resignation.
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Manual Training High Ool
Cpt
C. EH. Emmerich
T. C. Je
Oom
Ber
Electric light triggers burglary alarm at Ho dgett home
A light on the second floor of William Hodgett’s home at 2218 N Capitol Ave set off an alarm Friday evening. The Hodgett family was away and found the light on upon return. Bicycle policemen Irick and Hett investigated but found no sign of a burglar.
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William Hodgett
Capitol Avenue
Odgett
Irick and
Hett
Echo Answers Boost to Men of Trade Trip
The Indianapolis Trade Association boosted its northern Indiana trip with a statewide echo reaching the Assembly Hall at the Board of Trade building. President John N. Carey led a meeting praising the trip and the upcoming Saengerfest led by Victor Jose.
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Echo
Indianapolis Trade Association
Indiana
Board of Trade
John N. Carey
Association
Indianapolis
Jose
Victor Jose
Salome Jackson
Stein
Carey
Jimmy Johnson
Tennessee
S. Meridian Street
Election Time for Board Approaches
The board of trade holds its annual election Monday with polls open 9 am to 6 pm in the governor's room. Two tickets, Regular and Independent, name presidents, vice presidents, and treasurers identically with different board of governors candidates.
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Board of Trade
Board of Governor
Board of Governors
Wvresident
Aquilla Q. Jones
Edgar H. Evans
Tom Oddy
Albert Selm
W. L. O’connor
A. J. Meyer
Edward Hawkins
T. B. Laycock
L. L. Fellows
Ford Woods
G. H. Evans
S. B. Sweet
A. M. Glossbrenner
W. H. Simmons
J. M. Shaw
J. C. Gardner
I. C. Garrett
H. R. Bliss
W. Christian
E. L. Donahue
W. E. English
C. A. Greathouse
C. Hanch
A. E. Metzger
W. T
Small Fire at 134 W Washington Street
Crossed electric wires sparked a small blaze on the second floor of the building at 134 West Washington Street, home to Domb Bros. No injuries or losses were reported as the fire was extinguished.
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W. Washington Street
Domb Bros
Beveridge
Social notes from Fort Harrison raise a busy week
Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind June 11. Guests include Lt. and Mrs. Avery D Cummins and officers from the Second Infantry. A sergeant dies after cancer surgery. Birth announced for Sergt Huston's son. Various visits, dances, bridge games, and a band concert mark a week of post life with numerous officers and guests from Indianapolis Boston and St Louis.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Avery D. Cummins
6Th Infantry
Charles S. Caffery
Allen W. Gullion
T.e Second Infantry
Second Infantry
Jesse Gaston
16Th Infantry
10Th Infantry
R. L. Weeks
Gaston
Will Bates
Owen
Leamus J. Owen
Indianapolis
Henry E. Hames
Alfred J. Kammerer
St. Louis
Kammerer
Eames
A. D. Cummings
Little
Rockwell
Caffery
Miss Little
Gullion
Huston
Alvin Hovey
King
U. S. Navy
Hovey-King
Francis B. Eastman
Plaftsburg Barracks
N. Y
Harry Moon
Henry B. Moon
U. S. Army
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Eastman
John Hale Statesman
Pittsburg
Princeton University
Lieutenant Statesman
New York
Washington
Charles Patric
Estella Vesey
Springfield
Major
van Vliet
H. A. Greene
Mary Williams
Ylas Rice
Boston
Alfred Kammeren
H. E. Eames
Helen Cecil
Green A
W. L. Reed
Blossom Reed
Bessie Craney
Nancy Patterson
Virginia
Sarita van Vliet
Russelle
Swimming Taught to Children and Adults at Turkish Baths
Hugo Fischer operates swimming lessons for both children and adults in the basement of the Indiana Pythian building, housed within a Turkish baths facility.
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Hugo Fischer
Indiana Pythian Building
Fountain Square to Turn on Lights Demonstration Planned
Fountain Square merchants plan a Thursday night event to light new street lamps like those downtown. The program includes fireworks, a band, and speeches by Mayor Shank former Mayor Bookwalter and Councilmen Troy Stilz and Blumberg. The square will be lit with flags bunting and window displays. Leaders Fehrenbach and Reisbeck envision a large fountain to replace the current one.
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Fountain Square Merchants’ N Association
Shank
C. A. Bookwalter
Troy, Stilz and
Blumberg
Joseph Fehrenbach
Joseph Reisbeck
Editors of Weeklies End State Meeting
Two hundred editors from Indiana Associated Weeklies gathered at the Grand hotel for a two session meeting closing Saturday. President J Fr Harris of Pierceton urged editors to focus more on content over trades and ad barter, citing losses from swapping ad space. Readings were delivered by Linedmouth of Bunker Hill, Konupp of Winona, Owen of Rosedale, Hutchinson of Cayuga, Foster of Idaville, Gleason of Andrews and Melton of Amboy.
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Indiana Associated Weeklies
Grand Hotel
J. H. Linedmouth
Bunker Hill Press
A Konupp
Winona Review
H. C. Owen
Rosedale Tribune
A. C. Hutchinson
Cayuga Herald
Charles Foster
Idaville Observer
O. K. Gleason
Andrews Signal
H. L. Melton
Amboy Independent
Missing copper magnate Captain Miller presumed drowned
Capt A Miller connected with Guggenheims in Alaska copper and coal ventures is missing in San Diego after leaving a hotel room Tuesday. His friends, after six weeks in the city, fear he may have drowned in a despondent fit as his grips and clothing remain behind.
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Miller
Guggenheims
Alaska
East
Northwest
Epworth League Session Opens in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis district Epworth League convention opened at Blaine Avenue Methodist church with a song service led by Harry Maxwell. Rev. F. F. Lewis spoke on The Claim of the Epworth League on Young People in Power and Rev. John Ragle discussed Junior Work From a Pastor's Standpoint.
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Indianapolis
Epworth League
Blaine Avenue Methodist
Harry Maxwell
Greencastle
F. F. Lewis
Morris Street
John Ragle
Hall Place
Druggist Haag Faces Liquor Sale Charge In Court
Louis Haag a druggist at 8 S Illinois street appeared in police court on a Sunday liquor sale charge. A warrant added a prescriptionless liquor charge. Attorney John C Ruckels haus asked for a Monday postponement. Officers Hofstetler and Bledsoe said they saw a man exit the store with liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Haag
S. Illinois Street
Board of Trade to Hold Annual Feast and Banquet
The Board of Trade will hold its annual banquet and reception Saturday evening in the seventh floor assembly rooms of the club building. Banquet begins at 6 o'clock and secretary W. H. Howard reports 125 acceptances, with speeches planned by current and former officers.
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Board of Trade
W. H. Howard
Breadbox robber shot by police in morning arrest
Robert Casey, 63, described as a negro, was shot in the right leg by merchant policeman Earl Penny at 4:30 am after being caught stealing four doughnuts from a bread box. He struck Penny with a punch and was subdued.
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Robert Casey
Earl Penny
Casey
Bread Box Robbery Report Near York's Grocery
Grocers report repeated bread box thefts in the neighborhood. Penny spotted Casey at York's grocery on Keystone Avenue and New York Street, attempting to take from a bread box before being stopped by a bullet.
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Penny
Casey
York’s Grocery
Keystone Avenue
New York Street
Cardwill Chosen as United States Commissioner
George B. Cardwill of New Albany was appointed United States commissioner by Judge A B Anderson of the federal court. He currently serves as deputy clerk of the United States court at New Albany.
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George B. Cardwill
New Albany
United States
A. B. Anderson
Federal Court
United States Court
Hartville Farmer Files Bankruptcy Petition
I Dugan of Hartville Hartville county filed for bankruptcy late Friday listing liabilities of 2012.82 dollars and assets of 395 dollars with Bliss Native Herbs at 225 West Washington Street as an asset.
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Wparmer
I. Dugan
Hartville
Fiarkereuaey County
Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
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