Church merger urged to unite city churches into vast trust
Indianapolis ministers pressed for a giant church merger to consolidate churches into a single trust to save souls. Rev E M Chambers urged territory divisions to end intra church competition, while Rev Seyfert proposed distributing top pastors and music to hard hit districts. Committee to push Durbin juvenile court bill signed if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Chambers
Fairland ME
Indianapolis
Monépy
Meriday Sr. Me E
W. T. S. Seyfert
Seenad Presbyterian Church
Thornton Stansfield Missing in Michigan Sparks Local Search
Thornton Stansfield, the one-year-old son of Rev. Joshua Stansfield, roams toward Sagawa Michigan after being reported a runaway and foul play suspected. Neighbors, police, and the public urged searches, while Rev. Stansfield expressed pride in his son’s nerve and planned no immediate pullback until the boy volunteers to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Ptonshell
Joshua Stansfield
Lelveram
Asginai
Mich
Ana
Muiliken’s
Ag Yast
Masuravather
Tadkenapolta
Penne
Saghmae
Gare
Michigan
Stanefeld
Stansfeld
Stansfield
Runaway Boy 40 Trouble With School Playmates
Saginaw Michigan reports a runaway youth named Thornton Sranadela Feems contented in Mia bank to tour for pleasure. He later said he left home for amusement and would return to tell Mrs Milliken nothing of substance. He avoided naming accomplices or means, showing self control and refusing to detail events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whurnton Stansfield
Stendson
Mes
Thorman
Dias Agg
Phetnion
Milliken
Stenefeld
Porkiluren, Mich
Thornton Stansfield
Stansfield
Midianapolis
Willy Whites
E.eny
Ciser
Eltis
Harriet
Saginaw
Mich
Joginh
Everething
Kerrey
Stent
Hendricks Personal Effects Auctioned Near Capitol and Ohio
Auctioned Monday morning items from the estate of Thomas A. Hendricks at the old Rendricks homestead located at Capitol Avenue and Ohio Street. Local residents attended sales of miscellaneous personal effects as the estate settlement proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Rendricks
Capitol Ave
Ohlo St
New Liner Advertisements and Hendricks Sale
New liner advertisements on the seventh page mention help wanted and items for sale including envelopes, painting, washing, farm work, a midlife woman to travel, a second hand blacksmith shop, a delivery man, and an eight room modern house with two new double houses. A crowd gathered Monday for the Hendricks household sale where bronze, marble, and oriental rugs, a Naples bronze pitcher, a Naples bronze candle holder, a large Naples mirror, and other items were auctioned. most personal effects were kept by Mrs Hendricks with papers and books not on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seveenth
Ledy
Mount Pelee
At. Pierre
Nerson
Hendricks
W. BE. McCurdy
Europe
Naples
Chas. Cooper
Mra. Hopdricks
New Pianos 8 and up Wurscnnera Feed your horse
Fragmented ad style notice offering shoes at Eppert's Store and shoe deals. reads as a promotional blurb with misspelled or garbled names and addresses, mentioning Lucky Holding ticket and a weekly raffle for a free pair of shoes. unclear dates and incomplete entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel Pearson
Shelby St
Eppert's Shor
Mawschusette Ave
BHOE
Shideler Enters Governor Race Amid Noted Support
Shideler announces candidacy for governor as Marion candidate in a timely drive through Indianapolis. The report notes his popularity and the reactions of legislative figures, with mentions of ex-attorney general Taylor and Union Boss as other figures in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ach Shiditer
Marion
Ues
Universar
Rame
Indianapolla
Mundh
Ace Toon
Mewes
Shideler
Amie
Taylor
Union BjFoet
Bork
Murderer Knapp Breaks Down In Court After Confession
Witness Lippleman, father of slain girl Emma Lippleman, testifies that he cannot reconcile his daughter's murder with Knapp's claims. Knapp sobs during a tense interrogation, admitting no connection beyond his own statements as investigators press for clarity. The testimony centers on Knapp's demeanor and inconsistent memories during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Montag
Suiapp
Ierman Lippleman
Cincinnati
Mma Lipplehan
Cinetanath
Lippleman
Sippleman
Knapp
Ira
Shuvra
Kurpayin
Whitsite
Lippten
Kaan
Bisdortt
Dat Lippleman
Alfred Snapp case leaves readers puzzled in court
Alfred Snapp confessed to a killing in a murky sequence as witnesses described tense moments in court. Prosecution cited a possible plea deal while Mayor Jose and detective voices critiqued the proceedings. Snapp showed no visible fear as the charge and preliminary hearing were outlined to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mureh
Alfred Snapp
Marie Ang
Wengel
Cinelyyer
Mendis
Wisster
Valens
Alfred
Jose
Tricpp
Jwo
Volews
Tve
Mayer Beeet
Mayer
David
Kraggvare
Tark Will Be Off 10 Europe Tark Will Be Off 10 Europe
Roth Tarkington, a nether lawmaker, plans to travel abroad about June 1 to set aside funds for a trip and return to Indianapolis to replenish his purse. Also noted is a theft charge involving Frank and Hattie Schultz and a separate arrest for Patrick Schwitz after police recovered canned goods and hardware at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Tarkington
Tarlington
Indlesapolis
Frank
Hattie Schultz
al Smith
Court House
Washington B
Schwitz
Tein Saw
Works
General Foster Praised by Lincoln on Civil War Field
Gen Robert Foster is believed the only officer in the Civil War personally complimented on the battlefield by President Lincoln. At City Point Virginia Lincoln observed the action, inquired about the command and gave high praise. A family source notes the president may have pinned a flower to Foster's uniform. Foster's health reportedly declined Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Foster
Lincoln
Indianapolia
Lewler
Salem
Ini
Indiana Senate
Foster
City Point
Gen. Foster
Sayre Denies Gubernatorial Run In Indiana Politics
Indiana representatives discuss rumors of Sayre entering the bid for governor. Sayre declares he is not a candidate and may return to the legislature. He endorses Beveridge for senator if he remains steadfast, while Durbin and Harley loom as rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Beveridge
Warren Sayre
Wabash
Coy
Durbin
Lr SM
Monduz
House
Senate
Uv Nyminaty Sayre
LivdL-guy
Gilbert
Sehler Baverage
Tarkington
United States
Totinn
Th.evn
Indiana
Harley
Hay Hiern
Shiteler
Shideier
Beep Vndoray Sas
Indianapolis Grand Jury to Hear Exchange Investigation
The jury began session at 9 4. m. Monday and has nearly finished the jail case. The Indianapolis exchange investigation will start soon as grand jury evidence is reviewed. It is unclear what will be presented, though many witnesses are expected to testify and indictments may be retried. The inquiry is expected to occupy most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierpont Morgan
John Rockefeller
Warth
M. Monny
Ensen
le iDianapolis
Fate of the Ghouls in Indianapolis grand jury cases
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus weighs indictments against alleged members of the Indianapolis “negro ghouls” and plans a possible phan a prosecution this week. Dr Joseph C Alexander trial to be followed by another. W T Brown returns to Indianapolis to confer with prosecutors. Ruckelshaus will decide on whether to move Hurry Canthill to Chicago for grand jury appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ruckelahaus
Joseph C. Alexander
W. T. Brown
Alexander
Enler Ruckel
Hurry Canthil
Chicago
Burglary Report From Local Stores and Homes
Burglars struck Sunday night with several entries reported. A front store machine at F. Volkenbing’s and a residence on Harrlast was rifled. Jerry Mansen’s home on Fletcher avenue was entered for two rings. No clues found. material from I. N. Dinolset’s year noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Mansen
Fletcher Ave
Roosevelt calls extra session to ratify treaties
President Roosevelt issued an oral proclamation calling an extra session of the Senate to enable newly elected senators to reach Washington by March 5. The aims include advancing the Panama Canal and Cuba reciprocity treaties. An appropriation of 2 billion dollars is noted as part of wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roonevelt
Senate
Roosevelt
City Council Set For Lively Redistricting and Bonds
A lively council session is expected Monday as the elections committee reports redistricting of wards and an ordinance to sell 1000 bonds for Boulevard construction. Opposition targets Tonega funding and Garfield park boulevard plans, with a two thirds vote needed for the bond approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awith
Hertevard
Committee On
Ciy Council
Tonega
Ms Doom
Garfield Park
Sal
Weather outlook for Indianapolis turns cold with flurries
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fall conditions with snow flurries Monday night into Tuesday. Temperatures drop from 24 degrees at 7 am to 37 at noon and 40 by 2 pm as southerly winds bring slight warmth before the front. A separate note reports a March strike in Pittsburgh where about 2,000 painters demand eight hours pay at daily rate, with around 10 master painters already signing the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pittsburg
Pitaburg
Bualnesa
Smith
Primaries Called For Friday Night By Bookwalter Faction
The Bookwalter faction moves to hold precinct committeemen primaries Friday night before the new primary law takes effect. They aim to elect a Bookwalter majority on the city committee and reelect Edwin D. Legedon as city chairman. Antis warn the scheme could derail reform and preserve the old machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Edwin D. Lugsdon
Buckwalter
Repubican
Srrangement Ag
Jn. Puier
Oran Muir
Marion County
Bill
Muir
Antis
Ant
New Thompson
Circuit Court
Edwin D. Legedon
Republican City Committee
Paket
Edontem
Seven Streets Flooded By No Sewage In Jackson Park
Saturday seven streets including Sheldon Davey Twenty second Twenty third and fourth streets were flooded with water up to 20 inches forcing residents to travel by boat or raft. City engineer Nelson visited the flooded district and outlined plans for a Martindale sewer, noting that the Jackson Park addition lacks adequate drainage and current proposals would cost 60 000 to 370 000, with heavy assessments possible for nonresidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindales
Sheldon
Davey
Nelson
Atreeta
Trenty-fret-st
Martindalée-ave
Jackson Park Addition
State Ditch
Twentierast
Columbia-ave
Bett
Arsenalave
Sheldon At
Elley
Jackson Park
Strike Ordered in Muncie Ind On Alloesia Workers
STRIKE ORDERED IN MUNCIE. The building trades council orders a strike of allos eia crippling construction in Muncie. Carpenters electricians plasterers lathers partners masons and laborers affected over wage standstill from 20 to 25 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Tmden Council
Alloesia
Lathers
Partners
Tlinera
Contractors’ Association
Hammond
Afra
Allen West
Tt Ia
Columbus
Caldwell & Drake
Jargent
Alexandria
Fort Wayne
Albert Bressler
Beakeman
Burr Oak
Here
O/L
Wadabh
Wabash
Wels County
Byrn
Fa County
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Bookwalter
Saghaw, Mich
Thomas A. Hendricks
Janes
Cate
Urderer
Cunty
Tark
B. B. By
Chas. Hutton
Derville, Midh
N. A. Moore& Co
Onto
Ikshun-Bu
Panama Canal
Whitsett & Culver
Bert
Logsdon
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