Two Men Help YWCA Move To Pennsylvan ia Street Site
Indianapolis leaders A A Barnes and John N Spann championed the YWCA fundraising drive to acquire a Pennsylvan ia Street location near the new post office site. The Meridian Street property, later sold, funded the move with a mortgage and option deals. Barnes and Spann guided the purchase, noting the old site cost 30 000 and current real estate value has risen to around 60 000 with expected future growth.
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Barnes
John N. Spann
Pennsylvania and
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Mr. Spann
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Pew Post
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Me. Barnes
W. G A
Double Murder Shocks Village In Jealous Husband Shooting
William Gill and Mrs. Fred Schwomeyer died from revolver wounds in the home of Thomas Perry six miles west of the city on the National road near Ben Davis. Fred Schwomeyer, jailed, confessed none, while the woman denied charge of infidelity amid a fatal home invasion.
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Willian Gill
Fred Schwomeyer
Gill
Thomas Perry
Schwomeyer
Fred Schwo
Travid Fross
Jennings and
Yoke
Bridgeport
Summer school opens at Shortridge high June 17
The fifth annual city summer school will be held at Shortridge high from June 17 to July 26 with courses for teachers and students. Charles Swain Thomas will head the program. EF Fiske Allen and Walter Hart will lead mathematics. botany by Miss Rousseau McClellan. English by KE Kemper McComb and Gill Thomas. Latin Greek by Wilbert Carr. languages by Peter Scherer. mechanical drawing offered with tuition of nineteen dollars plus material fees. library access provided.
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Shortridge High
EF. Fiske Ajlen
Manual Training High School
E. Fiske Allen
Manual
Walter W. Hart
Shortridge
Miss Rousseau McClellan
Charles Swain Thomas
Kek. OH. Kemper McComb
Fenelish
Leatreer
Ma Thomas
Browning
Wilbert L. Carr
Peter Scherer
J. Kk. Thornton
F. K. Mueller
Shortridge High School
Their Duty to Kill Slaying Case Near Culpeper
In Culpeper Virginia March 6 the Strothers brothers face a jury in a trial over the death of Bywaters their sister's betrayer. Philip Strothers sick with grip fights to avoid a mistrial as defense argues it was their duty to kill Bywaters while the state seeks a first degree murder verdict.
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Philip Strothers
Bywaters
John J. Jeffries
Chief Spook Suit Claims Defamation by Spiritualist Minister
Mrs Harriet Strickland files suit against Dr Hugh H Moore a spiritualist minister and conjurer seeking 925000 damages for defamation of character. She alleges Moore’s studio used a spooking staff to deceive patrons and that quitting her role as spooking chief led to exposure of misconduct.
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Spook
Harriet E. Strickland
Hugh HR. Moore
Concord Officers Find Peculiar Tax Return Details
Concord police uncover unusual items in tax returns tied to property as plans surface to bring Mrs Eddy to court. A foot plan emerges to secure a receiver for the woman amid ongoing legal action.
Backache Remedy Advertised as Eminent Specialist Prescription
A historic advertisement touts a vegetal backache remedy with Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims to relieve kidney trouble rheumatism and weak bladder by filtering uric acid from the blood and emphasizes affordability and warmth.
Eddy subpoenas loom in Eddy suit against Christian Science leaders
In Concord on March 6 Mary Isakel Eddy may be subpoenaed as a witness in a landmark accounting suit brought by George W. Glover and others against Christian Science Church officers over funds of Mrs. Eddy. The case seeks access to private books, with preparations to depose Calvin Frye Tomlinson Flering and others. A key aim is to determine if Mrs. Eddy’s wealth was mismanaged and to reveal her posthumous plans and property arrangements.
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Isakel Eddy
Eddy
Calvin Frye
Tomlinson Flering
Ciera
Tex
Trust and Loan Savings Bank
Mrs. Eddy
William EK. Chandler
George Was Glover
Mary Barer G. Eddy
New Stampshire
Morrison
New Hamipsure
Eddy Naid
Frye
Deserted the halls of the legislature to trap skunks
Ed Thomas of Young America, former legislative doorkeeper, quits after term ends to become a trapper. He teams with local fisherman Paete Dan Wilkins, trapping skunks and other small mammals near Young America and Peaplee Grove. The Kokomo Tribune notes his shift from public service to rural grafting, with earnings from hides and meat.
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Kokomo
Garding Ed Thomas
Young America
The
Kokomo Tribune
Dan Wilkins
Thomas
Amerita
Dan
Joh Amd
Memo
Amytiea
Orie Davin Hagen
Central League Affairs Pitches Signings and Retirement
South Bend Ind March 6 Pitcher Wiliam Jankee of Tippecanoe Ind has signed to pitch for the South Bend Central league team. Elmer Buss reached terms with Grand Rapids owner Arnold to pitch again for the club. Eddie Coffey, veteran outfielder, refused to sign with Terre Haute and announced retirement from the game.
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Wiliam Jankee
Tippecanoe
Ind
Portar’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Claims Cures
A railroad surgeon’s discovery touted as superior to all remedies. Promises to cure any old chronic sore, halt burn pain instantly, and remove all inflammation in one day. Price 5 cents.
Beardsley bill threatens criminal drinker relief
The Beardsley bill passed the Senate and could curb the blind tiger issue by letting druggists sell liquor in small quantities with a physician or institutional order for medicinal or educational use. Liquor cannot be consumed on premises, with fines for druggists and misleading statements, and jail time for repeat offenses.
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Friends of the
Senate
Bil
Veto Farber Bill Faces Lawmakers Overriding Vote
Reporters say Gov J Frank Ifons will veto the Farber Insurance bill but lawmakers plan to push it over the veto. Some quarters doubt opponents can muster enough votes while Republicans worry about the outcome.
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Everyblody
Gov. J. Frank Ifons
Indiana University renewed bid for medical college in Indianapolis
A renewed effort by Indiana University to win Senate approval for a medical college in Indianapolis ended in a tied 23 to 23 vote. The measure failed on a recount of the constitutional provisions, though recall remains possible.
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Cal College
Indianapolis
Pritchard Bill Hikes Judge Pyttetter Salary
A house measure to raise the criminal court judge James A. Pyttetter from 8200 to 4209 dollars passed, with Tuesday afternoon action noted. The senate then approved a related measure for Senator Wits Martin Pema 4, and the bill moves to the final reading stage.
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Mieisire Wits
Martin Pema
Dyspepsia Remedy Promoted for Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digesting aid from Stuart Co MARSHALL Mich. It claims the tablets digest up to 3,000 grains of food and remove the cause of fermentation, urging readers to order a free trial package and noting a 60 cent retail size. The copy stresses stomach weariness and links poor digestion to unhealthy eating.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Veto overridden as House passes two salary and property bills
Two bills cleared over the governor's veto in the Indiana House. Representative James Billingsley’s measure would raise Indianapolis Board of Public Safety salaries from 600 to 1,200 per year, passing 60 to 19. The Furnas property assessment bill for improvements passed 60 to 25.
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House
Indianapolis Board of Public Safety
Pyan Accepts Tonopah Fight Offer for Labor Day
Syracuse report says Tommy Pyan who fought Hugo Kelly in Rochester agreed to fight Joe Gang at Tonopah Nevada for a $20,000 purse on Labor Day and will begin training once signed articles.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tommy Pyan
Hugo Kelly
Rochester
Tonopah
Banker Binford Killed in Morristown Crossing Accident
Benjamin H. Binford a 70 year old farmer and banker was killed yesterday afternoon at a railroad crossing by a C. H. & D. mail train after leaving a directors meeting of the Union State bank in Morristown Indiana. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Morristown
Ind
Benjamin H. Binford
Union State Bank
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