Diploma Ceremony Honors 185 Manual High Graduates
The eighteenth annual Manual Training High School commencement in Tomlinson hall awarded diplomas to 187 graduates with President Francis J. McConnell of DePauw University delivering the address on Leadership. Principal Emmerich praised the large class. diplomas were presented by School Board President Charles W. Moores. Salutatory by Margaret Howe. valedictorian George M. Keenen. Music by the school orchestra under Edward B. Birge. cornet solo by Will Coeppers. Invocation by Rev. Albert E. B. Hurlstone.
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Manual Training High School
Tomlinson Hall
Francis J. McConnell
de Pauw University
Paul Searles
Annapolis
Emmerich
Charles W. Moores
New York
Shortridge Senior Class Day Exercises and Skating History
More than 1.40 persons attended the Short Ridge high school senior class day exercises at Caleb Mills hall with Miss Clare Colestock and others participating and a quartet singing about teachers. The piece includes notes on skating history in Northern Europe and New Zealand court customs, citing William FitzStephen and royal sightings, plus Maori singing traditions used as legal evidence.
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Shortridge High School
Caleb Mills
Clare Colestock
Jessie Metcalf
Edith Evans
Wiliam Griffith
Edwin Hancock
James Hasselman
Europe
Wiliam Fitz Stephen
London
Charles II
Holland
Duke of York
James II
New Zealand
Chicago _News
Woman in Politics Urges Women to Study Politics
Mrs R S McCormick of Chicago, wife of the former American ambassador to Russia Austria Hungary and France, argues that women should study politics as they are more capable of handling political matters than men.
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R. S. McCormick
Chicago
Amercan
Russia
Austria-Hungary
France
How He Managed Horse Owner's Clever Answer
A farmer asks a horse owner's boy how the father treats ill horses. The boy replies that for slight illness the horse is given medicine, but for serious illness the horse is told. The anecdote highlights the owner's reputation for handling horses in an up-state county.
Remarkable constitution noted in private medical cottage scene
Dr Pillem reassures a caller that his wife is in strong health. A character named Henpex argues about by laws, rules, and regulations. Lifa comments, adding a tense mood to the dialogue.
New York Woman Honesty Earns Reward in Denver Case
Miss Lillian Hazel of New York received a $2,538 award for honesty after dispatches from Denver. She had earlier found and returned a $100 bill lost by W. P. Wilkins, who, long after his death, left her a $32,500 reward for her good deed.
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Lillian Hazel
New York
Denver
Picnic Accessories Include Matching Sets and Carousell Goods
The article describes picnic conveniences such as paper napkins and tablecloths in matching sets, collapsible cups, wooden plates, and chafing dishes with alcohol heating. It notes straw hampers for motorists and sets with knives forks spoons plates and cups, offering options for two four or six persons.
Family dispute over aunt's house ends in court
Miss Slater asks if she lives in the handsome home left by her aunt Colown. The other party, Colonel, replies that his lawyer resides there, implying ongoing legal action over the property.
New Era Opens In Local Theatrical Scene In Indianapolis
The Park theater hosted the Shubert company with Marvy Mannering in The Independent Miss Gower, a comedy praised for acting over script. White Whitrleser Louise Dempser and Louise Rial drew acclaim for character work, signaling growing local theatre sophistication and audience education.
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Shubert
Indianapolis
Shuberts
Park Theater
Marvy Mannering
Miss Gower
The
Blue Mouse
Miss Mannering
A New Bill At English's At Firgitch's Theater
A weekly program at Firgitch's updates with new acts including Old Glow on opening night and a strong mix of singing, moving pictures, and a mining scene. Frank Brown offers Beautiful Eyes, Carl Vardo performs on instruments with Dixie on sleigh bells, and Pepper Twins lead a German song and dance. Manager Overs pack promises engaging, entertainment-loving performances.
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Firgitch’s
Mr. Frank ©. Brown
Fatty Felix meets patriotic song at Wonderland airdome
A condensed musical comedy at Wonderland park titled Fatty Felix or the Seminary Girls outruns Nelson Musical Comedy in the airdome. The finale song Samland by Louis Wesixon, praised as a patriotic anthem, could fit in national songbooks. Harry Birtch shines as Fatty Felix with a cast including Tom Arnold and Margarette Martin. Two nightly performances. The Honolulu students remain in the German village.
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Wonderland Park
Nelson Musical Comedy Company
Airdome
Fatty Felix
Seminary Girls
Louis Wesixon
Indianapolis
Nnather
Harry Birtch
Tom Arnold
Abe Friedland
Margarette Martin
Helen M. Clark
Rose DeMar
Honolulu
A Scottish Proposal From a Quiet Sabbath
In a Scots dialogue Sandy and Maggie recall many Saturdays and nights they shared in silence. Sandy finally asks if Maggie was not there on the Sawbath and other nights, and Maggie confirms. Sandy then pleads, Mangie, woman, do you not begin to emeil a rat.
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Sandy
Maggie
American horse Ballot defeated at Ascot opening
London June 15 The Ascot meeting opened with James R Keene's Ballot finishing last in the Trial stakes crushed by top weight amid a six horse field. J Daly's Michan won at 4 to 1 with Dean Swift second and Edna W third. King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended as American Countess of Granard Miss Beatrice Mills joined the royal procession.
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James R. Keene
Keene
J. Daly
Michan
J. B. Joel
Dean Swift
R. W. Grifith
Edna W
Bailot
Countess of Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Richest St. Louis girl Mary Mungan Fullerton marries attorney Paul Bakewell Jr
Miss Mary Mungan Fullerton famed as the richest girl in St. Louis married young attorney Paul Bakewell Jr. The ceremony linked two prominent local families and drew attention for the social match of the era.
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Mary Mungan Fullerton
ST. Louis
Paul Bakewell
Tarrington Play Cleverly Acted By Home Cast
Indianapolis players presented Monsieur Beaucaire at the Grand Opera house to strong praise Monday. The Tarkington work impressed with charm, grace, and romance. S. L. Conner led the cast as Beaucaire, with Mrs. Margaret Spears and Earl Percy Parks earning wide acclaim. A repeat is planned Tuesday under Knights of Pythias auspices.
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Monsieur Beaucaire
Indianapolis
Grand Opera House
Tarkington
Mr. Tarkington
5S. L. Conner
Beaucaire
Conner
Mary Carlisle
Margaret Spears
Earl Percy Parks
Duke de Winterset
Warie
N. Snyder
Bean Nash
Joseph OC
Strack
Sir Starry Rokell
Ralph Norwood
Marquis de Mirapoix
Miss Poole
Lady Rellerton
Miss Cox
Mabsley
Miss Creasey
Miss Presbery
Miss Zartman
Miss Purlit
Miss Hameion
Lucy Rellerton
Miss Smith
Miss Pastelot
J. A. Bristow
Squire Bantison
Edward Walker
Lord Townbrake
Thomas F. Snyder
Squire Bicksit
Willis King
Capt. Badger
William Boor
Lynn Brady
F. C. Cantwell
William Leechle
Indianapolis Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
John R Walsh Narrowly Escapes Rail Wreck Near Terre Haute
John R Walsh, former Chicago banker, and associates escaped death when a special train on the Southern Indiana railroad derailed near a steep embankment outside Terre Haute. The tender jumped the track and caused the wreck on engine No. 13 as Walsh and party inspected the Chicago division.
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John R. Walsh
Chicago
Southern Indiana Railroad
City
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