Will Appoint N New Board For Panama Canal Work
Washington March 9 The Glamiagal of the present canal commission chaired by Admiral Walker will be reorganized within a week. A board of administration will oversee plans and the three to four chief engineers will draft completing the canal. Chief Engineer Wallace gains full execution authority. Likely members Pursona Burr may join. others to be removed. Barrett to Magoon transfer. administrative stairs to be entrusted to him.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Associalion
Washington
J Glamiagal
Jatrinian Canal Commission
Walker 1Hairman
Wallace
William &. Pursona
William H. Burr
Commisnion
Yne Procident
Yaname
Canal Zone
U. S
John Barrett
Charles E. Magoon
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Grand vaudeville bill at the Grand and Park houses
The Grand shows feature Mark Murphy and wife in a lively vaudeville bill with the Knickerbockers at Empire and a three day run of The Great Automobile Mystery at Park. The Automobile Mystery centers on Dr Warde the hypnotist plotting against John Barrymore family turmoil and a hospital scene. Cast includes Nina Morris Virginia Rugstell and others with a new waltz The Diamond and the Pearl.
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Empire
Murray and Murphy
Mark Aturphy
Grant
Mark Murphy
Mark
Alana
Mrs. Murchy
Eng
The
Murphys
Anandate
Riley
Oscar Lewie
the Park
Warde
John Barrymore
Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Warde
Nina Morris
Virginia Rugstll
C. Blanche Hice
Anna Barton
Arthur Hoops
George D. McQuarrie
Edhin P. Gayer
Adam E. Fox
Master Percy Holton
Grand Sot Rice
Cohen My
Ana Brauer Sual
Park Theater
Fitu
Fil
Theodore Kramers
They Sold Bad Eggs in Local Food Scandal
Maurice O Connor of 1195 Bales Street and Ed Shea of 4 Georgia Street face charges tied to stolen eggs from Arthur Jordan Company. A box sold to the Sisters of the Good Shepherd tested bad, implicating O Connor and Shea in a broader purveying case. Jordan denied ownership of the eggs. larceny charges were dismissed.
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Maurice O'Connor
Bales St
Ed Shea
Georgia St
Arthur Jordan Company
Jourdan
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Shea and
O'Connor
Jordan
Social News Reflects Visits and Guests in Indianapolis
Personal and Social notes list numerous visits and returns involving Shelbyville Greenfield Indianapolis and Noblesville. Entries mention Charlies Dungan Edward Brown Mrs Charles P. Greenen and many others visiting friends and relatives across Indiana with several dinners musicales and a Thursday wedding at Central Christian church.
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E. M. Booe
Greenfield
Edward Brown
Shelbyville
Charles P. Greenen
C. M. Curry Han
Greenfieth
Indianapolis
Marold
Richmond
Friends
Mise Nette Rozean
W.T. Breeden
Bloomington
Worth Brehm
Netileeville
Indianapolia Friends
Jane Netis
Indianapolia
Mise Charlotte Junes
Greensboro
John C. Dean
Martinsville
Mina Jurdlet Whyte
St. Louis
Mra
James C. Cotte
Walter E. Bowen
Pelham, Ga
Warren R. King
Indianapalis
Thomas Williams
Creen Mel
Eleanor Grimth
Claypool
Howard T. Grimth
Mary G. Wethertt
Fanny Clark
Lafayette
Indianavalis
B. F. Crabbs
Crawfordshbe
Indianapulis
George Weigh, Jr
Tatayatte
Indianapoulis
John Hinchman
Blisses
Helen
Gray Davin
Vialt
R. D. Truitt
Neotesville
Metropolitan School of Music
Propylaeum
Chapman Williams
Ming Kenne
Zancaville
Blau Iron Homer
India
Alfred BE. Viol
Bernice
Teneseyette
M. Parry
Golden 11Th
Claypool Hotel
Clyde Wyatt Ham
Henry Gwinn
Freda Jackson
Noblesville
M. Smith
Fred Pettiiohn
W. T. Woods
Harris
New York
Schuyler C. Marks
Jacob F. Alarka
Jennie Sweeny
Broadway
G. F. Baas
Amy Wales
A Tate
Spain
Mina Cordelia Hughes
Howard Thomas Grifith
Central Christian Church
Allan M. Philpott
T J. Villers
Oil Trust Seizes Control of Local Oil Supplies
A March dispatch from Muncie Indiana reports Standard Oil securing nine tenths of members' losses as talks conclude to buy all local oil supplies from its own stores. The move aims to cut profits for local dealers, shift work to field camps and forewarn a major supply house, with contractors and drillers facing price cuts and possible layoffs as the Standard-Manhattan oil fight intensifies.
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Standard
Muncie
Ind
Loys
Judge Oil Company
Standard Oil Trust
Manhattan
Tynaver
Reparte
Manhattan Companies
Manhattan Company
Ineteh
Rome
Indiana
Standard Company
Era Criti
Hongea
Ioon
Mei
Lncal
Stantland Company
Branfacd Company
Suppy
Boy Hurt In Junk Shop Fall At Wilson Street
David Fisher six, of Wheat Indiana, was injured Thursday morning in the iron shed of Harry Cohen's junk shop on West Washington Street. He tripped over a frozen wire and fell on his face, suffering bruises to his arm and chest, but later walked home.
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David Fisher
Indianapolis
Harry Cohen
W. Washington St
Russell Sage in Bed After Illness at 89
Russell Snee, aged about 89, has been feeble for a month and has now been confined to bed for five days with a severe illness. Dr. J.P. Munn reports the patient is progressing and is getting along nicely in New York.
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Ecrippem Rae Press
New York
Russell Snee
Beon
J.P. Munn
Rage
LASSOED BY TRANSOM A Narrow Escape For Patrolman
Patrolman John Shine narrowly escaped death Thursday morning while investigating a robbery at 3 M4 Anding dealer, 0 N Delaware. A heavy plate of glass fell from a transom, striking his head and shoulders as he climbed a ladder, injuring him with scratches but leaving him alive.
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Johm Shine
Anding
Delecate Asen
Delaware
Elfive
Twelfth Ward Democrats Vie In Heated Convention Fight
Twelfth ward Democrats head toward a crowded convention with Sullivan, Kelley, Linghify, Mallard, and Ivory among announced contenders. The downtown ward, spanning Washington and Delaware to West and Bay, weighs candidate loyalties and labor backing as names like Kelley and Sweeney loom in local political drama.
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Twelfth Ward
Bald Tilat
Bey ‘Tha
Seone Ring
Ake Redox
Jim Silvan
Yin
Deparoue
Sullivan
Kelley
Butchers’ Union
Iours
Edgc Linghify
James Mallard
Sorthern
Washington
Delaware
Weet
Raysia
Richmond Woman Weds Madison Businessman Quietly
Surprised bystanders in Richmond learn that Miss Stella Eagan, a leading local social figure, married Madison businessman Martin Wade in a quiet ceremony. The nuptials, reported by a special correspondent, came as a shock to friends.
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Ind
Mias Stelnt Eagan
Richmond
Madison
Martin Wade
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Indiana Dental College
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Russell Sage
W. Wash, St
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H. T. Condeco
Capitol Lumber Company
Mapeachonatts
Limber Yard
Magagentantia Avenue
West New York
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Mike" Kelley
Dov'’ Sweeney
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Stromns
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Wisconsin Central Railway
Chicago
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Milwaukee
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Empire Theater
Robies
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Excelsior Laundry
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DR. Carter & CO
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Hotel Lafayette
Lafayette Square
Buffalo, N. Y
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Georgy W. Gwesoey
Pree
Walter B. Duffy
Alee
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Botel Victoria
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