Talbott Viewed As Possible Roosevelt VP Pick
Lieut gov Northcott, head consul of the Modern Woodmen, deflects politicking while noting he is not a candidate. The Sun asks if he would accept a vice presidential offer. he says he has few political aspirations and aims to rest at Greenville. Authors credit Northcote as a top Woodmen figure with west origin and strong statewide support.
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W. A. Northcott
Woodmen
Greenville
Richard Yates
Ilinois
Northcote
Roosevelt
West
Woodmen's Order
Reckless women drivers rear into cyclist Wesley Biddinger
Wesley Biddinger, 17, of 2116 Bellefontaine avenue, narrowly escaped serious injury when two stylishly dressed women in a speeding automobile struck his bicycle on Massachusetts avenue near Delaware. He saved his life by placing a hand against the car as they attempted to pass. The bike was demolished and the drivers sped away. Police doubt initials observed by Biddinger and may not locate the culprits.
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Wesley Biddinger
Bellefontaine Mt
Indiana Book and Stationery Company
Biddinger
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware
Bid4inger
N. Delawarest
Wesley Riddinger
Comptroller
Po- Nce
Riddinger
Kokomo Waitress Inherits $40 000
In Hoke, June 17, Mrs Bertha Ellis a waitress at the Schwenger restaurant inherits about $40 000 from Charles C Mobery of Anderson county Tennessee who died in 1886 leaving a $125 000 landed estate. Ellis and Clem and Rufus Vaudrum are Mobery’s great grandchildren discovered through an advertisement for heirs. The trustee confirms the heirs. The Laudrim brothers are day laborers.
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Hokomo
Bertha Ellis
Hely
Charles C. Mobery
Anderson County
Tennessee
Blacks Are Here 10 Stay At Wilberforce Addresses
Two addresses on the negro question were delivered at Wilberforce University by President Jones and Consul Maxwell. Jones urged unity with the south and north to advance the negro’s future and called for self respect and a shared prosperity. Maxwell opposed industrial training as the sole solution, arguing that southern blacks have long relied on agriculture and arguing for broader approaches.
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Jones
Wilberforce University
Maxwell
Booker T. Washington
Xenia
Wilber
South
Southland
North
Wnter
C. L. Maxwell
San Domingo
Roi
Nut
Liner Advertisements on the Seventh Page Today
New liner ads list opportunities and rentals including a young girl to assist in housework vacancies, housekeeping rooms for rent, a cook seeking work, and a tinner needed. Also offered are a rubber-tired phaeton for sale a six room cottage for sale stock and grain farm for sale entarnished rooms for rent and a black horse stray notice.
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Gicuation
Black Horse
Cook
Methodists Defeat Statehouse Team In Practice Game
It was only a practice game, say the State House baseball players after Meridian Street M E Church team defeated them at Spring Lake Park. Meridian scored 27 to 2 in five innings. State House team were short handed and had little practice. Time kept from 1 to 9. Will Goake pitched for the State House and O'Hara pitched the latter.
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State House
Mem- Ders
Meridian-st. M
Will Goake
O'Hara
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending Wednesday night and Thursday. Fair, then warmer with a 54 degree temperature at 7 a m and 65 at noon and 2 p m. Winds variable over Indiana and adjoining states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Capt Ewen Becomes Exiled Witness From Jackson
Lexington Ky June 17 Captain Be J Ewen principal witness against Sere and White became an exile from Jackson Wednesday. Accompanied by his daughter Mattie and a guard of soldiers he arrived in Lexington and has gone to the home of friends. He says he has no place for the future and will seek work in Lexington Winchester or Louisville wherever he can find employment.
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Lexington
Be J. Ewen
Jackson
Mattie
Winchester
Louisville
Talbott elected head consul at Woodmen convention
Willams Jennings Bryan figure looms in Nebraska news as A R Talbott elected head consul of the Woodmen by unanimous vote. Johnson’s rule change plan dominated Wednesday proceedings as delegates laid groundwork for readjustments and next town selections. Crowd estimates for Indianapolis contrast with Thursday turnout forecasts of around fifteen thousand.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Senate
Talbot
Johnson
Kansas
Talbott
Wednesda
Wes
Talbort
Lhe Reat
Wednesnay
Indianapolis
Marion county grand jury probes Arthur Stahl case
The Marion county grand jury opened investigations Tuesday in the Arthur Stahl conspiracy matter. Former police-judge Stubbs testified under oath regarding a statement from City clerk Eliott. Earl E. Martin and Citizens' League members also appeared as witnesses. a partial report was anticipated Saturday.
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Arthur Stahl
Marion County Grand Jury
Stubbs
Eliott
Earl E. Martin
the Star
Aleuyl Lynch Mason
Citizens’ League
Grand Jury
Three Die in Collision Near Elmira Illinois
Davenport news reports the B C R N express from St Louis to Minneapolis colliding with a gravel train at Elmira. Three men were killed including Fred Retaler Eldon Herring and an unidentified union carpenter riding on the blind baggage car. The fragment also mentions Loftus and a gambling aside about Demontreville, with unclear context and stray lines.
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Davenport
Elmira
Fred Retaler
Eldon Herring
Union
American rescued by gunboat Gallao at Canton
U S consul general McWade at Canton reports the American seized and held for ransom by pirates has been rescued by the gunboat Gallao and returned to Canton. The incident was disclosed in a Wednesday cable to the state department.
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Washington
U.S
Youngsters Started South to Pick Granges
Watter and John Hartington, ages 10 and 12, living with their uncle Thomas J Hartington, aged 16, left home days ago to bicycle to Florida for orange picking. About 30 miles south of the city they were found exhausted and hungry, with one bicycle stolen and attempting to ride a single wheel. They gave their names and address.
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Watter
John Hartington
Thomas J. Harrington
New Jersey Sr
Florida
Milwaukee Faces Fine After Field Dispute
Milwaukee Must Pay the Fine to Chicago as President Hickey and A B A directors plan a meeting Wednesday night to decide action against the Milwaukee club. Havenar will present his side while Havenar refuses to pay the fine. Hickey is backed by directors who may uphold him as he defends the league authority. Possible withdrawal of Milwaukee triggers interest from other towns ready to take Milwaukee’s place.
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Chicago
Hickey
American Baseball Association
Milwaukee
Havenar
Indianapolis
Hag
Chas. Ruschaupt
Woodmen Camp Reece Players Keep Warm In Cold Night
Odd camp life at Camp Reece shown in early hours as woodmen groups shiver through the night. They swap stunts and jokes sparingly while drills, guard mounts, and battalion drills proceed. Union-made foods are advertised at stands and aluminum hatchets mark the guards.
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Reece
Bay City
Sa.m
Takien
Harber
Cariig
Board Debates Ashland Avenue Pavement Bids
Harold C. Megrew chaired a tense meeting as Harry Adams and Clarence Kenyon argued over black pavements for Ashland avenue from Twentieth to twenty-eighth streets. Two bidders, Agams & Cooper and Hoosier Construction, debated lower Terre Haute product versus local inspector needs. no final bid award was made.
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Evan
Cnie
Harold C. Megrew
Board of Works
Harry Adams
Clarence Kenyon
Megrey
Ashland Ave
Agams & Cooper
Terre Haut:etack Company
Hooster Constructor Company
Indianapolis
Terre Haute Company
Terre R
Havre
Verre | Visite
Terminal Station Bids To Be Opened Thursday
Chicago June 17 bids for the construction of the Indianapolis terminal building were to be opened Thursday by Burnham & C, architects in charge of the project. A number of sealed bids have been received from contractors, with the architects reserving the right to keep the bids secret pending final awards.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Burnham «&C
Scaled Tire
Janey
Bryan Not Invited to Woodmen Convention Says Talbott
A. R. Talbott, next head consul of the Woodmen order, states Bryan was never invited to attend the convention and not sought as a presenter. He notes Bryan’s political prominence would bring policy into the order, which they aimed to avoid, and says Bryan could not attend due to his busy schedule with The Commoner publication.
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Willam J. Srvan
Woodmens
A. R. Talbott
Uesday
SUN
Talbott
Woodmen Order
William J. Mryan
Inet
Lincoln
Bryan
Desines Nis
Reliance Wrecked at Larchmont New York
A schooner named Reliance was wrecked at Larchmont New York when a sudden squall carried away its topmast. The vessel will be laid up for repairs after the Wednesday afternoon incident.
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Larchmont
N.Y
Woodmen Parade Featured At Encampment Week
The Woodmen week parade Thursday afternoon will be led by Edwin 13 Pugh and include five divisions each headed by a brass band. 2,560 uniformed men will participate with city police detachments, mounted officers, civic delegations, and delegations from Indiana and nearby states. The reviewing stand will be in front of the courthouse and the Gibrass band from Kansas is expected to draw attention.
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Edwin
Pugh
Ehict Maréhidl
Indiana
Low Foresters
Mt. Washington St
Kansas
Atute
Woodmen Jurisdice
Parade Route Through Town From Camp Reece to Washington Street
Parade starts at Camp Reece on East Washington Street travels west to Meridian Street then north along Meridian to the monument ground, continues north to Vermont Street, east to Pennsylvania, west on Ohio Street, south along Meraran Street around the monument to Washington Street then east back to Camp Reece.
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Camp Reece
E. Washington-st
Washington-st
Meridian
Meridian-st
Noerth
Vermont-st
Pennsylvania-st
Ohia-st
Meraran- St
Dr Fletcher plans new sanitarium in West
Dr Willam B Fletcher will erect a $50,000 sanitarium at Higtiand avenue and Market street to treat nervous diseases. Architect George Bunting designed a four story modern building ready for occupancy by Oct 1. Ownership by Drs W B and C Fletcher and Drs Mary and Urbana Spink with a detailed patient division plan and granted building permit.
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Willam B. Fletcher
Higtiandave
Market St
George Bunting
Dra
Queen May Enter Convent As She Plans Rome Return
In Rome on June 17 King Victor Emanuel telegraphs support for Prince Peter Ratageorgevittn’s Bergian throne bid. Former queen Navarre, mother of the late King Alexander, writes she may visit the pope and abandon worldly life to enter a convent.
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Rome
Victor Emmanel Nag
Peter Ratageorgevittn
Navarre
Alexander
Foye
Gates Sees Stock Prices Fall Amid Global Unrest
John W. Gates arrived from Europe and warned the market’s decline is artificial while expressing confidence in long term investing. He denied selling, predicted higher future gains, and noted limited holdings in U S shipbuilding shares. A separate Plain City fire fatality report noted restaurant owner Jo Masteré burned to death and his 11 year old daughter injured.
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Coon Plain City
Jo Me Masteré
Marshall
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Fred WW. Parrott
Isansar
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Minnesota
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Lowa
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Lott
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W. J. Mryan
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Demontreville
American Association
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Reliance
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Gates Surprised
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Europe
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United States Shipbuilding Company
James J. Hill
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