Cars Be Now Running In Louisville After Wage Lift
Louisville Ky March 15 The streetcar service resumes under a new agreement between company and workers. Wages rise from 20 to 25 cents an hour for new and existing staff with overtime up to 25 cents. Strikers return to old positions, lunch breaks specified, and an open door for new hires. Arbitration to settle future disputes is promised.
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rpps-MecRae Presa Association
Isville, Ky
le Company
Knights of Pythias Dedicatory Meeting in Indianapolis
The grand lodge Knights of Pythias plans the largest gathering in Indianapolis during the last week of August to dedicate the new lodge building and encampment of the uniform rank. Uniform rank units from neighboring states and most state lodges will attend, with many supreme officers present. The Commercial club of Indianapolis will assist, under Grand Chancellor Jonce Monyhan, ensuring thorough preparations.
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Agust
Plendid
Hhe
Supreme Edge
Theo Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Hhe Knights
Jonce Monyhan
Yooton
Zelaya Leads Invasion Amid Honduran War Talk
Scripps press dispatch from Managua reports President Zelaya may be personally directing an invasion of Honduran territory at the head of an army. The column is described as flushed with victory and expected to rout any Honduran force under President Bonilla. The campaign's success is believed to push toward a final termination of the conflict.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Bonilla
Honduras
Untold Danger in Child's Question About Cooking
A fragment shows a mother warning her child Jeann not to be taught cooking, fearing abduction. The terse exchange hints at parental anxiety and stranger danger themes amid a domestic scene.
Woman flees hospital with injured infant after distressing cries
Mrs. William Haynes of 1014 Reynolds avenue entered the city hospital with a baby bearing a broken leg. Stricken by anguish at the infant’s cries, she seized the child and fled the institution before the leg was set.
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City Hospital
William Haynes
Reynoldsave
Haynes
Hall of Douma Wrecked in Taumide Palace Debacle
A ceiling collapse in Tauride Palace's hall housing the Duma wrecked the venue and halted today's session. Officials suspect an anti Semitic Black Hundred plot targeting deputies, with 400 likely deaths prevented. Over 200 seats were smashed, necessitating a two week repair period and a possible move to a theater or government building.
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Petersburg
Tamide Palace
Black Hundred
Kruskevan
Purishevitch
Removal of A. M. Sweeney From State Life Presidency
A. M. Sweeney resigns as president of Indiana State Life Insurance after 25 years in the business. He seeks rest before future work and has not fixed plans. A lawsuit to recover $100,000 tied to the Stevenson building sale looms, with directors to meet and likely new officers to be elected.
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A. M. Sweeney
The
Indiana State Life
S. E. Rauh
State Life Insurance Company
Samuel Quinn
Sait
Stevenson
State Life
Board of Directors
Sweeney
Messrs. Sweeney
Quinn
Pardoned for Murder Disease? W. L. Shill Freed in Alabama
Montgomery March 15. Gov Comer pardoned W L Shill convicted of murder after ruling he killed a man who betrayed his daughter. The governor cited the motive as justification for the pardon.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. L. Shill
Robert Bass
Double Tragedy at Point Alahachie Ends in murder suicide
In New Orleans on March 13 Whitley Marlier, 37, shot and killed his sweetheart Edna Dobson, 17, at Point Alahachie, then killed himself after she repeatedly refused his marriage proposals.
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New Orleans
Hospital fundraising drive targets July patient intake
A bid to finish the new Methodist hospital in Indianapolis aims for July readiness. Secretary C. O. Merica of Wabash says about $60,000 is needed, with $20,000 to $25,000 already subscribed. A vigorous campaign will seek the remaining funds. Fraternal groups including Scottish Rite and York Rite Masons, the Odd Fellows, and Knights of Pythias consider furnishing rooms for their members to use.
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New Methodist Hospital
Indianapoli
C. O. Merica
Wabash
Scottish Rite
York Rite Masons
Odd Wellows
Knights of Pythias
Monroe County Fair dates announced in Indiana
Special to The Sun reports the Monroe County Fair association set August 6 to 9 for the event in Bloomington Indiana. Officers listed include H B Ilen try as president W N Showers as vice president and Frank Kinser as secretary. Officials say this year’s fair should be the best yet in the county.
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Monroe County Fair Association
Wisconsin students form Single Blessedness club
Fifteen Wisconsin University women form a Single Blessedness club pledging to remain single under a fifty dollar fine. Miss Hedwidg Fe Federse of West Bend is president. The group aims to buy a Wisconsin farm for single living and has branches at Chicago and Northwestern universities. Fines range from a few cents to a dollar for receiving male attention during college.
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Hedwidg FE. Federse
West Bend
Wisconsin
Chicago
Northwestern
Mince meat explosion rattles Los Angeles post office
In Los Angeles on March 15 a post office mishap caused a loud blast from a tin canister of mincemeat. Papers say the building was peppered with powdery particles, but no one was harmed or missing. Officials suspect a mail mishap rather than a fat man.
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Los Angeles
Long’s insanity commission unsure. prosecutor declines
Prosecutor Elliott R. Hootentag refused to move for an insanity commission to decide if Frank M. Long was insane at the time of the shooting that killed Dr. Evhraim Chessman. He says Long’s friends must file an affidavit to trigger a commission. An insanity affidavit likely will be filed Friday or Saturday.
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Elliott R. Hootentag
Frank M. Long
Evhraim Chessman
Long
Baker Named Chief Deputy by Prosecutor Hooton
Formal notice announces James P. Baker as chief deputy to Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton. Baker has served in that role for several days as Mec Cullough ends his tenure to acquaint Baker with duties.
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Elliott R. Hooton
James P. Baker
Mr. Baker
J. E. MecCullough
Mr. Hooton
Purdue Alumni Banquet at Denison Hotel to Gather 260
The Indianapolis Purdue Alumni association hosts a Friday night banquet and smoker at Denison hotel drawing visitors from across Indiana. About 260 will be seated, including Purdue’s graduating pharmacy class. Attending are Dr. W. E. Stone and several professors, with Addison Tiar ris and R. C. Palmer as speakers and J. W. Noel delivering a toast on Purdue’s relation to the state.
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Denison
Indianapolis
Purdue Alumni Association
Purdue
W. E. Stone
University
N. J. Golden
F. M. Goss
A. W. Brayton
Addison €. Tiarris
R. C. Palmer
Harry G. Leslie
J. W. Noel
Walsh to Answer Chicago Trial Delayed Until March 19
John R. Walsh faces trial on 16 counts of misapplication involving more than 1500 dollars from Chicago National Bank and related institutions. Federal Judge A B Anderson granted a further continuance after Walsh’s demurrer was heard. 22 counts were sustained, case pushed to March 19, with Walsh escorted to court amid guards and media.
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Chicago National Bank
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Walsh
Anderson
Sims
Deed Transfer Tied to Rhodius Case in Washington St Property
Werner Amiet and Joseph Emminger received a deed from George Rhodius on November 14, 1908, for a Washington street corner property worth about $30,000, in a transfer signed for $1. A lease on Circle Park Hotel favors Emminger at 260 dollars monthly for 15 years. The papers add to a complex Rhodius case amid questions about Rhodius mental condition and validity of the documents.
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Circle Park Hotel
George Rhodius
Amiet
Joseph Emminger
Washington St
West St
Circle Park Ho
Rhodius
Catherine Waugh McCulloch enters Evanston justice race
Chicago March 15 Catherine Waugh McCulloch a prominent woman suffragist has entered the Evanston justice of the peace race as an independent candidate. Plumber William S Moore leads the field and McCulloch aims to defeat him with a bold political move.
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Chicago
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Justice of the Peace
Evanston
McCulloch
Unois
William S. Moore
Beware of the Backache Warns of Urinary Trouble
A pamphlet calls attention to backache and urinary symptoms as danger signals for kidney disease. It urges seeking a first class physician, avoiding patent medicines, and promotes a home remedy with Fluid Extract Dandelion and other ingredients, claiming it treats rheumatism and clears kidney waste.
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Bright
Beditime
Scan the Sky No Comet Found at Butler College Telescope
Prof Wiljah N Johnson reports no sighting of the anticipated comet after two nights of watching with Butler college telescope. He notes public alarm fed by sensational talk, but says scientists remain confident and will continue observations to determine the comet’s path and future visibility.
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Butler College
Wiljah N. Johnson
Handy Home Helps Men's Light Weight Underwear Sale
Handy Home promotes light weight balbriggan drawers and shirts for men with a double seat version highlighted. Special price offers emphasize value and comfort in the fabric and fit.
Indiana university to launch journalism course next fall
Bloomington March 16. The Indiana University faculty approved establishing a journalism course next fall by combining existing classes under Dr. Will Howe and A. B. Harding. A diploma will be issued in the new department. At the Press club meeting, Uzsie Murtrie, W. W. Livingood, Aubrey Hawkins, and Claude Simpson were elected officers for the next term.
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Sun
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Will Howe
B. Harding
Press Club
Uzsie Murtrie
W. W. Livingood
Aubrey Hawkins
Claude Simpson
Rushville's New Pastor Picked From Cincinnati Church
Rev Richard Abberley, pastor of Walnut Hill Christian church in Cincinnati, has resigned to lead the Christian church in Rushville, Indiana. A recent revival added 50 new members to the Cincinnati congregation.
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Ard Abberley
Walnut Hill
Ignation
Christian Church
Rushville
Ind
Report on Ning Po Wesleyan Mission Destruction Unconfirmed
Shanghai March 13 There is no confirmation in foreign circles of the report circulated yesterday that the Wesleyan mission Ning Po has been destroyed and the missionaries killed.
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Shanghai
Wesleyan
Ning Po
Constable McIntire Fined After Assault on Striking Machinist
Constable K R McIntire, a guard for Pope Waverley Motor Car, was fined one dollar and costs for assaulting William Pflager, a striking machinist. At arrest he carried two large revolvers and a concealed weapons charge was dismissed for faulty affidavit. Several striking machinists named Willam Pflager August Lambert Jack O Brier W S Darnell Edward Wall were arrested on warrants by McIntire for obstructing a sidewalk and discharged for lack of evidence.
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K. R. MeciIatire
Pope-Waverley Motor Car Company
William Pflagler
McIntire
Wallon
Willam P
Heredity Her Hobby Lecture by Newton N. Riddell at Tomlinson Hall
Newton N. Riddell delivered a two hour lecture on heredity praising its influence from ancestors to the present. He argued prenatal culture shapes character, cited Pope Leo as example, denounced drink as a cause of crime, and announced Friday's talk on The Psychology of Success.
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Newton N. Riddell
Tomlinson Hall
Riddell
Leo XIII
Funeral of Isaac N. Morrison editor of Worthington Times
The funeral for Isaac N. Morrison 75 editor of the Worthington Times will be held Saturday afternoon. He founded the paper in 183. He is survived by four sons and two daughters all living in Indianapolis. Daughters are Mrs W J Throop and Mrs Norman Deal and sons Charles E Morrison Frank Morrison Richard N Morrison and Wilbur Morrison.
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Worthington
Ind
Mareh
Isaac N. Morrison
Worthington Times
the Times
Indianapolis
W. J. Throop
Norman Deal
Charles E. Morrison
Frank Morrison
Richard N. Morrison
Wilbur Morrison
Teddy bear saves girl from fiery accident in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 15 Liola McKenzie, a winsome four year old, escaped with severe burns after her nightie touched an open grate. A teddy bear helped comfort her during suffering as doctors performed skin grafts totaling about a third of her body. The operation succeeded with patches donated by her father, brother, a teacher, and a local physician.
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Pittsburg
Lioia Mckenzie
Liola
Motorman Falls Ill in Cincinnati Street Car Wreck
Thomas Morgan may die and Motorman William Griffin is seriously hurt after a street car ran out of control on a steep grade, then curved and crashed into an vacant lot in Cincinnati. Several passengers injured.
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Cincinnati
Morgan
William Griffin
Vacam Lot
New Court Attaches Named by Judge Walker
Judge Merle N A Walker announced probate court appointments including John Mugs as chief clerk Emma L Clinton county clerk Charles Shaw as bailiff and Mrs Mary L Spencer as official scenographer All appointees except Spencer have court attaches experience with salary increases planned A court page will be appointed with a salary set by the judge to allow clerical work
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Merle N. A. Walker
John “. Mugs
Emma L. Clinton
Dept
Charles Shaw
Bawiff
Spencer
Walker
Tracks Submerged Delays Halt Bedford Trains
Passenger trains on the Bedford and Bloomfield line left Bedford this morning for the west but returned after tracks were covered by ten feet of water. The Little Monon and West roads are under water, and Southern Indiana residents fear trains cannot pass.
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Ind
Bedford & S
Bloomfield Road
Little Monon
West
Indiana
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