Indiana Central university piano recital closes midwinter term
An Indiana Central University piano recital closes the midwinter term with student performers led by tenor Louie W. Hagedon. The program features Schumann, Bach, Demuth, Gautier, Haberbier, and Godard pieces, plus a Fidelio overture and Marcel, with several quartets and vocal numbers by Misses Cummins, Wisehart, Smith, Daugherty, Bonebrake, and others.
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Indiana Central University
Louie W. Hagedon
Kirkhoff
Misa Smith
Strum
Miss Cummins
Dancing Wes
Godard
Hagedon
Merkel
Hilda Kerkhof
Lavalee
Sapellinkott
Ruth Mayer
Marcel
Maybelle Bonebrake
C.c.ccescesces
Elizabeth Daugherty
Batten
Watts
Elizabeth Cole
Beethoven
AT THE THEATERS Meeting of business men to start trade association movement
A report on theater listings and events at Indianapolis venues includes the Indianap olis Trade Association movement meeting at the Isoard of Trade, various showings at Murat, Grand, Colonial, Empire, and Park theaters, and notes on box office sales and performances by Miss Viola Allen and Thurston the magician.
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Indianapols Trade Association
Isoard
Murat
Dick Whittington
Mabel Taliaferro
Thurston
Viola Allen
New Murat
Jas
Blumberg
Miss Allen
Indianapolis
Hursday
Marion Crawford
James O’niell
William Farnum
Minna Gale
Fanny Addison Fpitt
Richie Ling
Edwin Barbour
W F Wilson Dies on Buffalo Special Train
W Frank Wilson, assistant general manager of New York Central fast freight lines, based in Buffalo, died of a sudden stroke of apoplexy on the Buffalo special as it neared Utica station. The body was removed from the train for burial arrangements.
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Utica
N. Y
W. Frank Wilson
New York Central Railroad Company
Buffalo
Child Adopted by an Indian Tribe in Milwaukee Area
Nina Morse seven years old was saved from starvation in a Vilas County cabin and adopted by Indians who welcomed her into their tribe. Agnes Berlin and her husband found the girl on the west side, with the father having left for work and the mother ill. The child endured near starvation before a compassionate Indiana fishing party intervened and facilitated the adoption.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nina Morse
West Side
Vilas County
Agnes
Berlin
Forty
State Streets
Bidians
Indiana
Divorced Persons Face Slow March to Remarriage
Los Angeles ministers debate whether Jesus would sanction remarriage under modern rules. The Los Angeles Ministerial Union requires close scrutiny of every divorced person seeking a new marriage through a union ceremony, aiming to curb divorce rates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jesus Christ
Unrecognized offense cited by police on bicycle arrest
A police pair discuss an odd case as an officer complains of a man not staying on the force and being behind the times. The item notes arresting a buoy for scorching on a bicycle while patrons receive free city car tickets for 30 days and advertises DVIS NATIVE HERBS at 255 W Wasn.
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Eemcke
Names on dry petition may be fictitious says wets in Chicago
Chicago reports that more than 30000 names on the dry petition to place saloon questions on the April 5 ballot are said to be fictitious or of unqualified voters. Of these, 2009 dates include obvious names like Fred Busse Theodore Roosevelt and Rip Van Winkle. The wets bench argues the find is used to undermine dry credibility rather than invalidate the petition.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Rip van Winkle
Chicago
Fred Busse
L. Haymann
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Leaps From Hotel Window Ends Tragic Suicide
Roy Umbolt, 23, leaped from a fourth story window at the National hotel on 43 McNabb Street while his wife stood below. He died within minutes after the fall. Domestic troubles preceded the act. he registered under the alias Roy Lewis and had planned to leave his wife. He had earlier returned home at 441 Chadwick Street. A bicycle patrol, Simon and Hall, reported threats against his life.
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Roy Umholt
National Hotel
McNabb Street
Roy Lewis
Chadwick Street
Farmer Lee Collins Hangs Self in Indiana Barn
Greencastle Indiana March 17 A farmer named Lee Collins hanged himself in his Monroe township barn citing distress over failing to sell his farm to a Lafayette buyer. His 11 year old daughter discovered the body hanging from a rafter.
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Greencastle
Ind
Lee Collins
Monroe Township
Lafayette
Morals investigator makes night trip to districts
E. M. Barney, morals committee member, led a late night tour to several districts. He noted no notable unusual activity, heard a few hard luck stories, and found residents polite in the absence of cigarettes and rough conduct. Accompanied by Felice Sergt. White and Detective Coftin, he will report at the next commission meeting.
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E. M. Barney
Committee of Morals
Advisory Commission
Shank
W. Maryland Street
Walhalla Hall
Barney
Felice Sergt. White
Coftin
Commission
Donavon Saloon Closed Two Days by City Court
Mayor Shank presided over hearings for two saloonkeepers arrested for selling liquor last Sunday. John L. Donavon’s license at 302 South New Jersey Street was suspended until Saturday, while Jacob Vietishe at 544 West Maryland Street must close for one hour. Police noted leniency on closing times before midnight to accommodate theatergoers, and Donavon admitted supplying liquor to the patrons.
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Shank
John L. Donavon
New Jersey Street
Jacob Vietishe
West
Maryland Street
Donavan
Supt
Hyland
Denavon
Honduras Insults Target Taft Among American Ties
New Orleans March 17 reports say a Honduran revolt may surge against President Davila as he clashes with Congress over adjournment. U.S. minister McCleary arrives to mixed reactions, while Amapala officials snub him by boasting a dog named Taft to mock Americans.
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Amapala
New Orleans
Honduras
Davila
Congress
McCleary
United States
Taft
Deal for English hotel closed with Watson McMahon take over
At noon yesterday the English hotel was acquired by Watson McMahon from Jay G Wilbraham for 75000 dollars. The new company was incorporated with 50000 dollars capital. Officers are Robert G Watson president Dennis J McMahon secretary treasurer and Luella Watson board member. McMahon will manage. Wilbraham will relocate to New York to pursue hotel business.
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Watson-McMahbon Company
Jay G. Wilbraham
Robert G. Watson
Dennis J. McMahon
Luella Watson
Wilbraham
New York
Viaduct Declared Safe for Long Time by City Engineer
City Engineer Henry Klausmann says the Virginia Avenue viaduct is safe for some time due to repairs made under the last administration. He has not inspected it since service began but will inspect soon and report to South-side residents who cross it daily.
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Henry Klausmann
Virginia Avenue
Klausmann
Geary Accuses Husband of Indian Blood Threats
In Bloomington on March 17 Mrs. Mary A. Geary of Perry township accused her husband William Geary of terrorizing her by claiming he had Indian blood. She said he became bloodthirsty at times and repeatedly threatened to kill her, boasting it would not be the first person he had killed.
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Bloomington
Ind
Mary A. Geary
Perry Township
William Geary
Welcome for Mrs Fairbanks Wise in City
The reception committee for Mrs. Fairbanks Wise held a meeting in the Board of Trade assembly room to organize a welcome upon her arrival. Winfield Miller led the session naming an executive committee and seven project chairs including a plan to form a women’s greeting group of 25. Governors and militia representatives pledged support for the welcome and local clubs named their chairmen and volunteers for decor, finance, speakers, music, and parade duties.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Daughters of Indiana
New York
Hotel Astor
James B. Curtis
William Bayard Hale
Carrie Chapman Catt
William Cummings Story
Marty Sloan Hicks
Kate Lemeke
Riley
Board of Traffe
George G. Tanner
Marshall
Miller
Board of Trade
Aquilia Jones
Commercial Club
Winfield Miller
Merchants’ Association
F. B. Stalnaker
H. H. Rice
Central Labor Union
Charles Koster
Commercial Travelers’ Association of Indians
W. H. Rbhodehammell
University Club
C. B. McC
Albert Metsger
G. G. Tanner
J. H. Claypool
J. Fred Hoke
Aquilla Jones
Charles A. Bookwalter
Joseph Schaff
H. T. Conde
G. W. McCoy
Donald S. Morria
Odd Fellows Have Year of Success
The report of the secretary of the grand lodge I.O.O.F. of Indiana shows 753 subordinate lodges with 76,326 members. During the year 5,014 were initiated, 59 admitted by card, and 484 reinstated, totaling 82,720 at year end. relief reached 9,139 members, 340 widowed families were aided, and 80 members were buried. Grand lodge receipts totaled $787,946.65 with $299,719.96 disbursed for relief.
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Grand Lodge
I. OO. F
Indiana
Brother absconds with younger sibling from Bedford home
Bedford Ind March 17 A 19 year old son of Noah Borden who had been paroled from the Chicago reform school disappeared after returning home and took his 16 year old brother Carl Borden with him.
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Bedford, Ind
Noah Borden
Chicago
Carl Borden
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