Revolving stages dazzle at Shubert Murat in Indianapolis
The local theaters present Dick Whittington Elsie Janis in The Fair Co ed and The Newlyweds and Their Baby while revolving stages gain note. Armstrong selects a diverse 12 for Circumstantial Evidence as Thrilling Grand prologue. Thurston to perform at Park. Viola Allen comes to Murat with White Sister cast. Cohan Carr boost Empire Colonial acts.
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Dick Whittington
Englisis
Elsie Janis
Park
America
Oakland
California
Indianapolis
London
Berlin
Shubert Murat
O Oakland
Shubert
Shuberts
Havana
Dickhittington
Viola Allen
Murat Theater
Blumberg
Messrs
Move destroys check stubs in Albany senate hearing
The Albany senate hearing into the bribe-taking charge against Senator Allds resumes as his counsel concludes examination. Allds cites moves of office and home as the reason for destroyed stubs. The case, with Littleton finishing exam, should be before the senate soon, with adjournment for St Patrick's Day and a vote on Thursday or Friday.
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Rennte
Osborne
Senator Allds
Norwich Bank
Allds and
Follett
Colgate & Co
Allds
Datham FP. Allds
Senate
Benn Conger
Martin Littleton
Hypnotist Used By Woman In Check Forgery Case
Miss Ella Sobieski 21 claims descent from Polish king John II and says a former convict, Sidney Hoeninghouse, controlled her by hypnotism in a spree of passing worthless checks. They were arrested after Sobieski tried to pass a check at Clark and Madison and at F M At stood, Wellington hotel. Hoeninghouse is wanted for check forging in multiple cities. Sobieski told of meeting him in a cafe in St Louis and being moved to his sister Paula’s home before Chicago ruse began. Her father is listed as Paul F Sobieski, a Colorado civil engineer, and she cites a San Francisco brother with a family coat of arms.
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Bright
Cynthia
Mise Janis
Henry Depp
Edgar M Haistead
Hicago
Ella Sobieski
John II
Poland
Harrison
St. Louis
Paula
Finney Street
Chicago
Florrie
Richard
J—Ti
Asiced
Sbé
Tigen
My. Bebieal
Easter Bazaar Aids Girls Industrial School At Miss Cerene Obr
Elaborate preparations for an Easter bazaar to benefit the Girls' Industrial School are underway at the home of Miss Cerene Obr in North Pennsylvan ia street. Mrs. Blanchard presides, with Miss Alice Henry as first vice president and many women in charge of tables and refreshments. A separate Community club musicale and social events are noted, linking local clubs, individuals, and charity efforts.
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Cerene Obr
Pennsyvania Street
Miss Obr
F. A. Blanchard
Alice Henry
Cerene Ohr
Mary George
Helen McMurray
Lillian Taggart
Bernice Logan
Florence Armour
Ethel Blackledge
Howard Venn
W. N. Gregg
J. F. Barnhill
W. H. Coffin
A. N. Alexander
A. G. Williamson
Mary E. Carson
Mary Breunig
Alta Henry
Susanne Huber
Geneve Geiger
A. J. Victor
W. H. Johnson
H. J. H. Kerr
Anna Coyner
A. E. Reveal
C. Koty
L.J. Stone
M. Meigs
Anna Louise Rogers
Helen Bosler
Hattie Thudhum
Gertrude Hill
T. M. Demmerly
A. 8. Cost
George Bruenig
G. H. Westing
New York
Jacob I.c
East Tenth Street
Leo
Florence
Police recover stolen car traced to Pittsboro
Afternoon patrols traced Mr. Brown's automobile stolen from the Columbia club to Pittsboro eighteen miles west. Supt Hyland and Lieut Corrigan accompanied a tester to Pittsboro and returned the car home.
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Columbia Club
Pittsboro
Supt
Hyland
Lieut. Corrigan
Pittsvoro
Ten Auto Testers to Aid Theft Investigation
WH H Brown vice president of Over land Automobile announces loan of ten testers to pursue 401 stolen autos. The team, familiar with Indiana roads and various car makes, will assist in sleuthing auto thefts. Decision reached yesterday.
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WH H, Brown
Overland Automobile Company
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Eyes Permanent Site for National Exposition
Indianapolis plans a permanent national agricultural and industrial exposition with yearly exhibits. The Commercial club will host the visiting committee, aiming for a 175 240 acre farm adjoining the city as the site. The plan mirrors Toronto’s expo with over a million annual attendees. Delegates will visit Kansas City St. Louis Chicago and Indianapolis. exposition starts this fall.
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Commercial Club
Toronto
Canada
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Louis D Blodgett Dies in Colorado
Louis D Blodgett aged 22 son of W H Blodgett correspondent for the Indianapolis News died yesterday afternoon at the Denver and Rio Grande hospital in Salida from typhoid fever. E P Brennan a brother in law left last night for Salida and will return with the baby. Blodgett was employed as a machinist for the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
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W. H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Denver and Rio Grande Hospital
Salida
E. P. Brennan
Mr. Blodgett
The
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Smoke ordinance enforcement at city railroads debated
J P Brown city smoke inspector told railroad representatives at the Board of Public Safety meeting to obey the smoke ordinance or face prosecution. A move to form city railroad officers emerged to address the ordinance and other operational issues. Firemen were urged to curb smoke with suspensions already issued for noncompliance by C H D and Big Four lines.
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J. P. Brown
Board of Public Safety
Frown
Theater owner F Criswell fined suspended for obeying inspector
Frederick Criswell, proprietor of a picture theater on West Market Street, pleaded guilty to violating the theater ordinance. He was fined ten dollars and costs, suspended on his promise to obey Building Inspector Winterrowd.
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Frederick Criswell
W. Market Street
Winterrowd
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