Society’s Doings and Social Calendar Notes
Mrs Julius Keller sr won the top prize at a Maennerchor Women’s Society card party with 28 tables. The Rich ardsons hosted a dinner for J W Davidson and family, white decor and lilies of the valley featured. Numerous bridge parties, dances, circle meetings, and club gatherings are announced through the week, with guests from nearby towns and out of town. Plans include a twenty fifth wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Hensley and multiple theatre and bridge events hosted by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Keller, Sr
Women's Society of the Maennerchor
Hanna Mueller
Emil Keller
Julius Keller, Jr
Hattie Thudium
Bertha and
Lillie Keller
L. G. Richardson
J. W. Davidson
Indianapolis
Toledo
Z. V. Davidson
John Carey
Harry Atkins
N. A. Gladding
Theodore Weinshank
Promise fight for Illinois Central road
In New York on March 12 officials reveal a coming power struggle to oust J. W. Harahan as president of the Illinois Central. Ex Judge Robert S. Lovett will contest Harriman influence as experts review company books to show financial results under Harahan. Opponents cite subsidiary debt and deteriorating road condition to argue for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
J. T. Harahan
New York
Illinois Central
Robert S. Lovett
Illi
Chicago
Harriman-Harahan
Harahan
Umder Harahan
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Road
Fish
Louisville
New Orleans
Texas
Sinois Central
Road petitions heard as county opens Maple Drive remonstrance
County commissioners spent Friday hearing petitions for road openings and reviewing remonstrances. A remonstrance was filed against opening Maple Drive in Orchard Acres by W. BR. McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Drive
Orchard
W. BR. McFarland
Local Market Bug Prices Appear Unclear
Fragmentary OCR note shows scattered prices for insects with unclear terms and names, rendering the market value ambiguous. Reads like a stall or vendor ledger fragment. Uncertain data prevents clear reporting of the highest price or items.
City Record births and deaths in city listings
City residents report numerous births and deaths in a compiled record list. It includes many names with addresses and outcomes such as boys and girls born, various illnesses, and notes on hospitalizations and deaths. The section also notes marriages, building permits, and a meeting where the state entomologist addressed the Broadway church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Louglass
Broadway M. FE
Thepworth League
Sipper
Dougiate
Watermelon Seed Grows In a Child's Ear
In Denver a watermelon seed lodged in Richard Johnson's ear sprouted before being removed by Dr. Melville Black. The seed caused months of ear and head pain and was mistaken for a tumor. After probing, the seed was removed and the boy’s pain ceased. The incident is noted as a rare medical curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Richard Johnson
Melville Black
Johnson
Bryant Street
Black
Clerk Accused Of Robbing Mails In Pawtucket Office
Raynard W. Hall a post office clerk for five years was arrested by Postoffice Inspectors Jennings and Owens on charges of robbing the mails. He was taken to Boston for a preliminary hearing before a United States Commissioner. Investigators found two decoy letters in his possession and our two year span of thefts involved registered matter. Hall is 86, married with one child and earned 900 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawabody
Mass
Raynard W. Hall
Postoffice
Jennings and Owens
Boston
United States
Hall
Labor Exchanges to Aid Juvenile Employment
The Labor Exchanges plan to extend to youths in England and Wales with registration rules. Boards of Trade and Education will oversee, creating advisory committees with educators employers and workers. Committees will guide juvenile exchange management and assist youths and parents in employment choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Board of Trade
Board of Education
Republicans to Make Wallace the Chairman
Republican precinct committeemen meet this afternoon to elect Harry R. Wallace county chairman with no expected resistance. A secretary will also be chosen, likely Louis H. C. Flinn or James F. Cleary, with two other candidates Monte Fiscus and William F. Coleman. Precinct committeemen in most wards are named. Seventh ward saw Foppiano win a majority over Gronninger, while Center township reports no election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Wallace
Louis H.C. Flinn
Metzger
James F. Cleary
Indianapolis
Wallace
Monte Fiscus
William F. Coleman
Joseph Fopriano
Taylor Gronninger
Foppiano
Gronninger
Marion County
Center Township
John (. Ruckelsham
Prisoners Escape Using Wooden Key From Cincinnati Jail
March 12 Cleveland man Frank Cruzen and George Brooke of Pittsburg along with two unknown inmates escaped Cincinnati city jail by duplicating a wooden key. Six others remained confined as police learned of the break at 6 am but kept quiet until Cleveland asked for a prisoner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank Cruzen
Cleveland
George Brooke
Pittsburg
Refund Ordered in Radway Estate Case in New York
Justice Fitzgerald of the New York Supreme Court ordered Alfred P. Gardiner to pay $12,223 to the city chamberlain in an accounting suit brought by Mrs. Katherine R. Barnes, Gardiner’s sister-in-law. Barnes claims inheritance of $200 from her aunt and alleges mismanagement of the Radvar estate. Funds stay in city treasury until accounting finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Alfred P. Gardiner
Gardiner
Katherine R. Barnes
Barnes
Mary
Jame Radvar
Permitterdt Gardiner
Army Orders Washington March 12 1910
Army orders issued detailing assignments and duties for officers Joseph Beacham Jr to USMA, Herron to join his regiment, leave granted for Leon Seward, Caspar Conrad ordered to report for duty, Leo Mudd to Jefferson Barracks, a board to meet in San Juan for Porto Rico officers, Peter Gtessen to Coast Artillery, Odus Horney to Fortress Monroe to lecture, Reyden Beebe granted two months leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph W. Beacham, Jr
Ninth Infantry
United States Military Academy
Charles Tt. Herron
Eighteenth Infantry
Leon T. Seward
James J. Greene
Porto Rico
Peter H. Gttesen
Coast Artiillery Corps
One Hundred
Odus €. Horney
Ordnance Department
Fortress Monroe
Coast F Artillery School
Reyden E. Beebe
Tnfanutrs
Labor Party to Meet in London for March Conference
The Independent Labour Party plans its annual London conference March 28 and 29 with radical proposals. It will push for state maternity pensions and free medical nursing, a national trained nurse body, and a right to work. A direct coal tax to fund mining education is also proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Independent Labor Party
House of Lords
England
Will
Labor Party
Progressive Party
Woman shoots man who did not love in Topeka
In Topeka Kas March 12 L A Daniels conductor was shot in the back on a cemetery car by Mrs Mary Vollsteadt who declared she loved him and would kill both him and herself. Daniels may die. Vollsteadt was arrested after staying on the car. Both are married and she had received a note from him saying love was impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka. Kas
Lae
L. A
Man Plunges From Trestle In Newark Train Death
Joseph Viglimoro ran a 5 500 foot race with death on a trestle when an express train overtook him. He was hurled 65 feet below and died. If he had stepped aside he might have survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Joseph Viglimoro
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Anita Baker
W. H. Henkle
C. ¢. Rundell
Brenneke Academy
Helen FE. Moses
Young Women's Missionary Circle of
The
Central Christian Church
Pi Beta Phi
Fanny Miner
Walnut Street
Charlotte Darnell
Thomas Hensley
Highland Place
George Thompson
Frank Roth
Clarence Rehadd
Frank B. Flanner
Fiizabeth Dugan
Elizabeth Schiel
Myrtle
Addah Hensley
Joseph Nabor
Lorren McKew
C. Pierce, Jr
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. W. G. Sarren
Mrs
W. W. Carter
Blacherne
Edgar Eckhouse
N. New Jersey Street
Mrs. Born
Nancy Bailey
Egat
Hester Hill
Anderson, Ind
Louise Thomas
Mary Thomas
Muncie
Julian Maxwell
E. Walnut Street
Eleanor Allen
Mary Hill
Los Angeles
Cal
W. B. Stoner
E. North Street
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Delaware Street
Catherine Merrill Club
Bessie Hendricks
Anna Griffith
H. A. Brown
W. H. Bass
Indiana
Frank Seisner
Central Avenue
Nicholson
Martin
Shell
Miss Johnson
Milholand
D. Claribel Browning
the Grand
W. A Langtry
the Denison
Mary Carter
Shelbyville
Martha Perry
Illinois Central Road
F. H. Harriman
Stuyvesant
Wall Street
J. W. Harahan
Harri
Man
Nois
Gime
Counts
Albert
Anna Hermann
E. Ninnesota St
Boy
Ethel Harvey
Fletcher Ave
David and
Ella Brown
N. Davidson Et
Esther Rosenberg
Maple St
Frederick and
Eda Roih
Terrace Ave
Ave
Rose Cohen
S. Capitol Ave
Kari and
Betty Theilmann
East St
Peter and Santa Sanstire
S. New Jersey St
Chas
Alta Butterfield
College Ave
John and
Lillie Dougherty
Murphy St
Jer and
Cassie White
Trumble At
Julia Scott
Seventeenth St
Maximilian and
Margaret Schoener
Marlowe Ave
Mary E. Harsh
Hamilton Ave
Diabbetis Mellitus
Merle Ki. Bowman
Terry W. Brumfield
Indiana Ave
Harriet ¥. Bailiff
N. Miinoia
Arterio Scbernosta
David Greenwood
N. Temple Ave
Mitral
Eliza Jane Bean
Stuart St
Clara S. Vogel
Methodist Hospital
Adolph FE. Weibel
Judson FB. Tadlaban
Flower Mission Hospital
Marian M. Pool
Arsenal Ave
Tanner Garner
Neiye Keeme
William Alderson
Nora B. Boggs
Duffy Jones
Willie Bullenger
Charles Shake
L. Roosevel
Daniel Wilt
Viola Steward
B. G. Bushnall
Avenue
Dangler
Udell
Ethel
Pearson Plano Co
Pennsylvania
Sete
F. Rogers
E. Washington
E. Miller
Parker
Bertha Bache
Meridian
H. Emsling
State
H. Sinam
Neal
Samuel Tibbets
Downing
Joseph Shaefer
Thirtieth
Harry Jessie
Southeastern Avenue
GW. Bruce
Woodlawn
G. W. Irane
Werwicke
Head Bros
Mountcalm
Tenth
H. Wayer
A J. Johnson
Minois M
Rice
la Salle Street
Edith Kelly
Mr. Wallace
First Ward
Joseph Harkness
Robert Alexander
W. T. Young
George W. Hkaker
Sherman ‘Ingle
W. J. J. Reed
George Baptiste
Charles Kuhlman
Charles P. Culley
A. T. Rouss
Scott Gehring
E.G. Ritchie
O. P. Behinger
Harry Phillips
Howard Smrock
Roy Jarrett
John J. Benedict
Warrer Munk
Carter Fred
Waiter A. Esecott
Ron Butler
Rufus Page
Gordon Donaldson
William R. Wilson
Donald
Morris
Willam H
William Pierce
John W. Wood
M. P Gardener
Conrad Hurt
George Yanthes
James Reader
William Keehn
Marty W. Vint
John Hopson
William H. Jackson
William EF. Kelley
Martin &. Hawkine
William Evans
Tom Reid
Chas. Roark
William F. Law
H. H. Sarvent
Bord Templeton
Joseph Fopplano
Fred Newhouse
Amer Keppel
Eighth
Ninth Ward
Precinet
John Spaan
William F. Carter
William K. Richter
Benj. F. Pierce
Chris Roemerman
Charles Spahr
Douglas Coulon
Guy DD. Rock
Tenth Ward
William F. Applygnic
Leonard Rackley
Douglas
Louis Kiefer
Oliver M. Snell
Robert F. Miller
B. B. Fowler
Gustav Jose
Frank Giraham
James Haynes
William F. McBride
Ira M. Holmes
William Ash
James Cline
Ozie Hinchman
John Kimble
Charles Plummer
Charles J. Egger
Charles A. Morris
Contest
Ed Sheehy
Andy McManamon
William Brinkley
James Webb
Fortest
Sidney Lewis
Everett Dupree
Francis ¥. Gurley
al Pettigrew
Earl Blaisdell
Charles H. Githens
Frank Githens
Decater Townships
William Huffman
Wesley Cuppock
Franklin
John Craft
John Meyers
Lawrence Township
Lawrence F. Dungan
Clarence Martin
Perry
Ltrecinet
E. A. Clark
Oren H. Murphy
Pike Township
Harry Johnson
Dan Caldwell
Warren Township
Daniel Riser
Howard N. Kingsberry
Samuel McGatghey
Washington Township
Charles Dawson
Elmer Trester
William T. Bailey
Wayne Township
Henry Harding
Harlen White
George W. Bainaka
J. KR. Walden
Arnold Fetty
David Sprinkle
Mell Hightshoe
Homer Traub
Permane
MLLE
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Violet Allen & CO
Barry & Halvers
I. Biance & Company
NPS
Arkansas
Baily
Aarold Kennedy
Juliette Roberts
Madeline Sack
Vielin
Beep Stuff McKee
Warren & Francis
Cliff
Norman
MAGNE
Radway
Snookums
Thurston
Kansas
Alexander Carr & Co
Girard & Gardner
Deeley and the
Langslow
Josephine Sabel
Ginger Girl
Tambo
Tarabo
Hippodrome
Empire Circuit
Leon H. Curtin
the Avenue Girls
Uty 7, Y
Diamond Palace
NEW Centry Girls
Royal Theater
Market Street
Illinois
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