Readjustment plans spark debate at woodmen convention
Delegates spar over readjustment of premiums with Judge George W Clark leading the committee. A 2% to meet and discuss plans is set for Friday. The gathering includes figures like Tory Williamson and John Sullivan with lighthearted asides from supporters and critics.
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George W. W. Clark
Topeka
Kas
Ciairman
Atste
Tory Williamson
Woodmen's
Urbana
Woodmen
Tom
Sor
Michigan
Michigander
Union Station
Parade of Woodmen and Foresters Dazzles Indianapolis Crowd
Thousands of Woodmen and Foresters march in an immense parade from the head camp on E Washington St. About 1,500 uniformed foresters participate. The procession features brigades led by Gen. Lewis P. Strawn and Adtigen Liggett, with bands from the Iowa National Guard and multiple battalions from Omaha Lincoln Toledo and more.
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E. Washingtonst
Indianapolis
Adtigen. Liggett
Lewis. P. Strawn
Uem
Lise Bett
Fist Brigade
Hugnt
Iowa National Guard
Liner Advertisements on Ninth Page
Classified notices show positions for a housekeeper and a dishwasher, rooms for rent both furnished and unfurnished, a Jersey cow for sale, and a girl or young woman sought for housework. Also listed are a gold watch lost and mortgage loans.
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Jersey Cow
Oder
No Married Couple Ever in This House, Clifton KY
Clifton Kentucky June 1 John C G Epler remains a bachelor who spent his life within two miles of his birthplace. He died in a house once called Bachelors' retreat that sheltered his bachelor brother an old maid sister an uncle and three nephews all never married. His father was a Revolutionary War veteran who ran Versailles first hotel a century ago. The deceased was the last survivor of eleven children only two of whom had married.
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Clifton
John CG. Epler
Epler
Eplers
Versailles
Sweet Girl Graduate Elope With Farmer in Hamilton
Mabel Collins daughter of Mayor Collins elopes with Eph Armstrong a farmer after finishing school. The couple’s action follows family tensions amid a contested elopement story reported from Hamilton North Dakota.
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Farmer
Hamilton
N. D
Mabel Collins
Collins
Eph Armstrong
Truckner
Armstrong
Want Bishop Quoted. Itteh-Ameri can Priests Seek Bishop Matz Removal
Several American priests in the Denver diocese filed claims with the American embassy in Rome asking officials to use influence for the removal of Bishop Matz of Denver. The petition details are reported from Rome dated June 18.
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Rome
Diocese of
Denver
Matz
Manion Launches Campaign for Councilman-at-Large
Willam P. Manion of 5088 Delaware district announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for councilman-at-large from the new ward 12. An active Democratic worker, Manion operates in real estate and insurance.
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Manion
Willam P. Manion
Delaware
Fire and Theft Endanger Two Grocers in Hamilton Area
Early morning blaze at 915 Hamilton Ave nearly destroyed two rolled stacks of currency stolen by Charles and William Koehler. A servant girl spotted burning money in the stove and saved about one inch of each bill. George Hitz arranged redemption with a bank replacing the damaged notes.
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Hamilton Ave
E. Tenth St
Gardens of Fortune
Chames Koehler
Mr. Koehler
George Hitz
Ws, Delawnrest
Gold Watches Free to Boys and Girls
The Sun offers a gold watch to every boy and girl who recruits new Sun subscribers in Indianapolis and surrounding counties. No need to carry papers. deliver to subscribers. Earn five or more subscribers quickly. Deadline August 1. Visit The Sun office for blanks and instructions.
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SUN
Indianapolis
Barr Declares He Was Justified In Shooting Eugene Burke
Meade Barr, hailed as a Philippine hero, admits firing at Eugene Burke after a crowd pursued Burke near Kingan and Co. packing plant. Burke died two hours later at a hospital. Barr pleads not guilty and claims the shooting was justified.
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Barr
Eugene Burke
Gertrude Worth
W. Maryland Sr
Mackford
Georgia
Burke
White River
Sam
Ne Vegto
Chy Hagokal
W. Market St
Fis
Eljizabethtown
Ind
Manning
Burr
Milwaukee fracas settles as Hickey keeps Cantillon in line
In Chicago on June 18 the American association faced a possible showdown over President Hickey’s suspension of Milwaukee manager Joe Cantillon after a controversial game. Key figures from Columbus Toledo and Louisville conferred and opted to back Hickey. Havenor’s protest centered on Cantillon’s ban, but the dispute ended with remaining wary of club withdrawals, assurances of franchise continuity, and the association’s growing financial strength.
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Chicago
American Association
Hickey
Joe Cantillon
Milwaukee
Harenar
Association
Acc
Tt. J. Bryce
Columbus
C.J. Brobel
Toledo
George Tebeau
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cunningham
Havenor
Cantilon
Cantillon
Assassins Order Another Man Shot Down
Reports from Jackson state that Lexington citizens fear new assassination plots after the trial. An anonymous letter signed A feminine admirer warned a local man to leave town, claiming he had been ordered killed.
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Lexington
Jackson
If 1 Were Mayor John J Appel Opinion
A quotation from John J Appel arguing if he were mayor he would permit four saloons to open under decent rules while closing all gambling rooms, stating he does not believe in permitting any form of gambling.
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John J. Appel
Camp Reece Camp Hit by Heat Sickness at Camp
The Camp Reece hospital reports high patient load as foresters suffer heat related illnesses. Over patients treated with three prostrations Wednesday. Heat strain from drills and dress parades blamed for the afflictions. no accidents since camp pitched. Cleveland operators Adams and Barber retire with assets around 71,000 and liabilities near 308,000.
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Cleveland
Adams and
Barber
MabiWtles
Payne Lops Of Another Head In Washington Post Office
Washington officials report Postmaster Seb Payne removed James B. Metcalf from his role as superintendent of the money order division due to opposition to a bid. Edward Kimball will act as superintendent until a new appointment. Bristow’s inquiries reveal irregular pay and promotions, including military and special rolls, with further possible indictments.
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Washington
Seb. Payne
James B. Metcalf
Metcalf
Paul Herman
Rutherford
N. J
Wynkoop, Tallenvack, Crawford Company
New York
Metcaf
Edward ¥. Kimball
Metcal
Metcall
Bristow
Washington Post Office
Oliver H. Smith
Ferry S. Meath
Ainnum
Smith
A. W. Machen
Toker
Chiss
Henry Lorenz
Toledo
Driggs
Busines
Hlai
Postofice
Driggs Flenie
Congress
Pany
Iting
Russia Moves on Thibet and Manchuria, Says Chinese Reports
June 18 Victoria B C dispatch claims Russia plans seizure of Thibet with engineers entering eastern Thibet to settle along with others. Chinese residents in Thibet allege the czar seeks Manchuria Mongolia and Korea as part of broader ambitions.
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Victoria
B. C
Russia
China
Thibet
Manchuria
Mongolia
Korea
Fight Over Von Buelow Grows in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports rising calls for Chancellor Von Buelow to resign after socialist gains in the general elections. Conservative papers join the push, urging a strong figure to crush socialism by coercion.
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Berlin
Sty
von Buelow
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and nearby area
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 7 p.m. Thursday shows partly cloudy skies with possible showers. Temperatures rise from 58 at 7 a.m. to 71 at noon and 73 by 2 p.m. Warmer conditions expected with chances of showers in Indiana and adjacent states. Southerly winds.
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Indianapolis
Vicinnity
Dunn
Indiana
Toledo Triumph Over Kansas City Battalion in Drill Meet
The Toledo team won 81 to 25 against Kansas City battalions in a Camp drill contest. Judges were Col. J. T. Barnett Capt. W. P. Burnham and Capt. F. D. Webster. The Totek team was led by Maj. L. W. Howard and included five Toledo Centennial units under Capt. Arthur Hil and others, plus a 77‑member bugle corps.
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Toledo
Kansas City
J. T. Barnett
W. P. Burnham
F. D. Webster
Totek
L. W. Howard
Wattalon
Toledo—Centennial
Arthur Hil
Ideal
W. W. Stratton
Royal
Dubois
Lucas
Waters
East Toledos
H. Birkenhauer
Battalio
Bugle Corps
Pope Leo III Again In Madrid Report
Madrid government confirms pope's condition remains unstable though not fatally due to undeposition. Paris dispatches note Prussian Vatican envoy was instructed to issue daily bulletins on the pope's health, which remains precarious.
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Madrid
Rusala
Paris
Vatican
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Lincoln
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van Guilder
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William H. Dewire
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Talbott
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Joseph Brockett
Hume
Noth
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Charles and
William Koehler
W. H. Watkins
Hoosiers
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Washington Park
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Camp Reece Hospital
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Payne
J. B. Metcalf
Perry
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Washington Postum
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