Army Guard Officers Camp to Open at Fort Harrison
A camp of instruction for Ohio Indiana and Michigan National Guard officers will open at Fort Benjamin Harrison on June 20. About 450 officers, mainly company commanders, will study duties of a soldier, camp police, first aid, rations, map reading, and field orders under Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant with Col. H. A. Greene commanding. Instructors include Captains Shuttleworth Tebbits Eames Ingram Connell y, Schoeffel, Cralle, Owen, plus others from Fort Thomas Fort Leavenworth and Fort Sheridan. Officers arrive June 19 for assignment to tents.
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National Guard
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Frederick D. Grant
U. S. Army
Ft. Harrison
H. A. Greene
James H. Frier
Tenth Infantry
Converse R. Lewis
G. Maury Cralle
Seamus J. Owen
Medical Corps
Edwin A. Shuttleworth
Fort Thomas
Nentcky
Harry H. Tebbits
Fort Harrison
Henry E. Eames
Adjutant
Ralph E. Ingram
Patrick A. Connelly
Twenty-sixth Innfantry
Fort Wayne
John B. Schoeffel
Venth Infantry
Indiaa
Archie J. Harris
Kentucky
Robert M. Brambila
Twentyseventh Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Iinois
Theodore A. Baldwin, Jr
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Willian R. Gibson
Dwight E. Aultman
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Charles E. Stodter
Ninth Cavalry
Harvey W. Miller
Thirteenth Infantry
Tenney Ross
Fort Yetintend
Wiley Howell
de Witt W. Chamberlin
H. Clay M. Suppie
Fort Iady
Creed F. Cox
Eleventh Cavalry
Faribault
Minn
Walter Krueger
Twenty-third Infantry
Military Department
Army School of the Line
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft.Harrison
Married Ministers Defeat Unmarried Opponents at Picnic
In a three inning clash at Fairview Park on Monday afternoon the Married Methodist Ministers beat the Unmarried Methodist Ministers 13 to 4. The pennant quivered as the game opened continued and concluded with the Married team holding the lead.
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Fairview Park
Picnic Plans Hint in Statehouse Yearly Outing
Indiana officials debate this year’s state employes picnic as spring and weather shift. Bob Bailey guides the talk from the statehouse elevator while governors, clerks, and department heads weigh dates, food, and the educational value of outdoor recreation amid a chilly, uncertain early season.
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Halcyon
Statehouse
Bob Bailey
Plexus
Bob
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Burt New
Gov. Marshall
Woods
Fred Sims
John Reed
Ed Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
R. J. Aley
Department of Education
Dr. Aley
Graduation Day Addresses at Purdue Honors 206 Graduates
Dr. W E Stone, Purdue president, urged self measurement and seeing oneself as others see them at a Monday night graduation. Principal Emmerich presided as 206 teens received diplomas. Valedictorian William H Miles spoke on turning daydreams into achievement. Roberta Van Arsdell urged good citizenship.
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W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Charles E. Emmerich
Dr. Stone
William Haskell Miles
Roberta van Arsdell
Tiny Swiss watch centerpiece at Rost jewelry opening
Carl L. Rost’s new 25 N Illinois street shop hosts a tiny Swiss watch set in a Roman cross, the smallest bar none and accurate. The display also features a platinum and gold cross with 300 plus diamonds and a rare nearly two carat green diamond valued at 1970 dollars. Rost invites the public to the Wednesday Thursday opening to view the expanded stock.
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Rost
Dredging Cost Debate Shapes Indianapolis Remonstrance
Land owners seeking to dredge upper Fall creek and part of White river estimate costs from 8200,000 to 3,000,000 with gravel firms pushing higher figures. Dredging 14.2 miles could total 3,800,000 or more, funded by a real estate levy affecting city and surrounding territory. Citizens' defense committee urges mass remonstrance and names collection to avoid post order penalties.
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Upper Fall Creek
Superior Court
White River
Army Post
Citizens’ Defense Committee
Indianapolis
Henry J. Grandon
Syn
Lemcke Building
Special Notice on Wagons at Guedelhoefer Co
John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co advertises a sale of two hundred new and secondhand wagons at 202 Kentucky Ave offering all kinds for buyers seeking variety and value.
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John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co
Kentucky Ave
Prominent Packers Director Dies After Illness
Thomas B. Jackson, 68, longtime Van Camp Packing Co director and local businessman, died Monday at his home 201 North Meridian Street after heart trouble. He leaves a widow and daughter Miss Nellie Jackson. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the home with burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
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Thomas B. Jackson
North Meridian Street
Jackson
van Camp Packing Company
Nellie Jackson
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Europe
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the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
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Oxfords
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Juliettes
Christy and Fisher
Foulard
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Beens
Shubert
Murat
All Star Stock Co
Henry Arthur Jones
Mrs. Dane
Clayde Fitch
Huder's
Geo. Arvine
Park
Buckene Ae
Washington Park
California
Conti
U. S. Bank Safe CO
Old
Irvington
A. H. Wells
Packer
The
Continental National Bank
Piper Machine Co., Inc
General Machinists
Maryland St
Victor
Talking Machine
I-Stewart Music CO
Pennsylvenia Street
Indianapolis Gas Co
Riverside
Smithson
Hinman
Empire Are Rae M. Eeee Tenn
Pachal
Sivan Ora
Mr. Jacob Adler and Company
Kansas City
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Teceay
Fark
Tidketa Weber
Huder
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Thompson
College Avenue
Chas
McNulty
East Ohio Street
Burgheim
Registerea Optician Services
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Panama
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