Free public employment bureaus urged by Carpenter union
The March Carpenter urges free employment bureaus funded by city or state. It cites Los Angeles’ popular public office as proving useful in reducing idle labor. The Washington Bureau of Labor supports the idea to shield job seekers from unscrupulous schemes, noting an unskilled labor surplus in small towns. A small fee of 25 to 50 cents would keep the office self supporting.
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The
Carpenter
Union
Los Angeles
Bureau of Labor
Washington
Purity of Process in Cascarets Tablet Quality
The text emphasizes the extreme challenge of manufacturing millions of Cascarets tablets so that each one is identical in taste palatability and effectiveness. It frames process excellence as essential to delivering uniformly dainty and reliable medicine.
Memorial Day Plea Delays Lawton Monument Unveiling
A meeting at the G A R headquarters considered urging the president to skip Indianapolis for the Lawton monument unveiling. G A R posts prefer observing Memorial day locally and attending the Tantor ceremony. A committee was formed to present resolutions to the president and governor.
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Committee On
Indianapolis
Lawton
T. Landers
Frank Hay
Col
J. R. Fesler
Business district razed by late night fire in Gotebo
Fire began in a rooming house and swept the business district of Gotebo Oklahoma causing about 75000 dollars in loss last night. The blaze destroyed nearly the entire business area and left many without storefronts or supplies. Local fire crews battled the flames through the night and residents began assessing damages today.
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Secrippa-McKae Press Association
Gotebo
Okla
Gotehbo
Cascarets Purity and Trust Then and Now
In a longstanding sales pitch Cascarets claim nearly one hundred million boxes sold over eleven years, with each of nearly a billion tablets sharing purity and medicinal merit. Since 1896 the product promises pure processes, money-back guarantee, and a mission to treat constipation while keeping the whole digestive canal clean.
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Ple
Struck and Killed At Addison Street Crossing
Alonzo Tate aged 62 was struck by a Big Four train at the Addison Street crossing Monday at 6 pm and died before ambulance arrived. Employed at the American Foundry he was en route home at 338 Addison St. He may have been confused by passing trains and halted before freight No. 5. Tate, a member of the I. O. O. F., came from Kentucky about a year ago. He leaves a wife and child.
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Alonzo Tate
Addisonst
G. J. Studer
Tate
American Foundry
The
Kentucky
Demand for Part of Estate by Josephine Terranova
Josephine Terranova, the Italian girl acquitted under unwritten law for killing her cruel uncle and aunt, seeks a share of the $20,000 Rigagio estate in New York. Her suit alleges her aunt, near death, was coerced by Guiseppa De Anges to transfer papers enabling the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranova
Guiseppa de Anegos
Josephine
Ilfe
Wreck Claims Seventeen Lives on Trans-Siberian Route
Harbin Manchuria March 19 seven teen persons were killed and 35 injured in a wreck on the trans Siberian railroad near here today.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Harbin
Manchuria
trans-Siberian
Here
Butler College Endowment Campaign Sees Small Gifts Add Up
In Irvington, boys and residents pledge small sums to boost Butler college’s 250000 endowment fund. Lawrence Taylor offers 2 dollars, Henry Jameson Jr. pledges 1, others join with modest gifts and lawn-care efforts. Campaign officials praise every contribution as vital to future students. Lists donors and amounts highlight broad community support.
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Butler
Sid T. C. Howe
Irvington
Lawrence Taylor
Henry Jameson, Jr
Butler College
Butler Lege Endowment Fund
E. C. Atking
L. S. Ayres & Co
Hilton A. Brown
David Carr
C. B. Coleman
Juliet J. Coleman
Cash
F. A. W. Davis
Robt, L. Dorsey
John S. Duncan
J. D. Forrest
Fred C. Gardner Co
L. Goodwin
Addison C. Harria
T. C. Howe
Walter J. Hubbard
Willard W. Hubbard
Henry Jameson
P. H. Jameson
Roland Kautz
Css
Seeeseenee
H. Lantis
Herman Licher
Hugh J. McGowan
EB. Moore
Piss Euesterseres Boo
Joseph BP. Morgan
Pantatenaes
Louis Morgan
Saeed
Liar Aah Clea
Charles T. Whitsett
Joseph I. Irwin
Andrew Carnegie
James B. Curtis
W. E. Garrison
Agin Eee
J. A. Kautz
Pieke Hiei Depp Ziadrye
Tade Hartsaff Kuhie
Harvey W. Wiley
Leroy Templeton
TY. W. DeHass
John H. Holliday
Harold B
Thomas E. Hibben
Chauncey Butler
Social notes and club news from Indianapolis era
Indianapolis society items recount visits among families in Madison Danville Richmond and Irvington with updates on travelers returns. Includes club elections at Irvington Woman's Club and Monday Conversation Society notices plus teas and entertainments at local homes and a card party plan.
Local clubs hold meetings across the city this week
The Mothers' club of the Boys' club meets Tuesday in the clubrooms. Martha Washington club hosts Mrs C H Jose Tuesday afternoon at 181g Orange St. Trinity Charity club plans a Tuesday benefit card party at 2031 N Illinois St. The Ladies' Aid society of Fourth Presbyterian church holds its annual meeting Wednesday afternoon in church parlors. The Adscript club convened Monday night at the Grad hotel for routine business beside the banquet table. George H Thomas post G A R holds an open meeting Tuesday night at Pierson's hall. The Indianapolis Dental Society discussed Gold Fillings at Columbia Club Monday night. Personal Service club meets Tuesday with Miss Isabelle Somerville presenting a paper on the Children's Aid Society. Funeral services for Mrs Anna Wildman Parker will be held from her home in atom, O. Vanlaningham draft payment to State Life Insurance noted. Clarence Sanders fined for misconduct over dining arrangements.
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C. H. Jose
Martha Washington Club
Orange St
Trinity Charity Club
N. Llinoisst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Adscript Club
Grad Hotel
George H
Thomas Post
Pierson’s Hall
N. Delaway Est
Indianapolis Dental Society
Columbia Chub
Personal Service Club
Isabelle Somerville
Children’s Aid Society
Honest hotel maid saves priceless pearl necklace
NEW YORK March 19 Carelessly leaving behind her 100000 pearl neck lace when she left the Hotel Savoy for Atlantic City Mrs Tyler Morse today thanks the honesty of a maid in the hotel for the recovery of the jewels. The loss was not discovered until Mrs Morse had reached Atlantic City. Detectives were put on the case. The jewels meantime reposed in the safe of the Hotel Savoy, a man having found them after the Morses had left and turned them over to the clerk.
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Hotel Savoy
Atlantic City
Tyler Morse
Recital Friday Night by the Co-Operative School of Music
The Co-Operative School of Music announces its thirty eighth recital to be held Friday March 22 at 8 p m at No 721 Park Ave. The program lists Knight Rupert and Gypsy Dance pieces with performances by Ruth Jasper Alma Jacobs Ruth Moore Lela Neff Sue Binford Chloe Doyel Flora Hauser Clara Hadley Katherine Meskil and others in a varied lineup including Bach Schumana Mozart and Grieg works.
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Co-Operative School of Musi
Park
Beehutt
Weber Chloe Doyel
Mozart Flora Hauser
Clara Hadley
Henrietta Wood
Katherine Meskil
Longworth Villa Leased to St Louis Man
Mrs Longworth mother of Congressman Nicholas Longworth will not occupy her villa at Mingo Beach Beverly this summer. She has leased it to Chay A Pierce of St Louis son of Henry Clay Pierce.
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Boston
Mass
Bedford's New Hotel Planned by Theatrical Man
Jule Walters, noted theatrical figure, has bought the George corner in Bedford Indiana with plans to build a 40 room stone hotel. The project announced from Bedford on March 19 signals a major development for the city’s lodging and commerce, anchored by a prominent entertainment figure.
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Bedford's
Bedford
Ind
Jule Walters
George Corner
Minister Bass to resign from South St Baptist Church
The Rev. L. D. Bass has tendered his resignation as pastor, effective June 30. He informed the congregation that he cannot reconsider. Bass plans to engage in platform work with a lyceum bureau after leaving the church post.
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Bass
Lyceum
Funeral of Mary Cooper in Columbus Indiana
The funeral for Mrs. Mary E. Cooper 87 was held in Columbus Indiana conducted by Rev. Mr. Wood of Indianapolis. She was mother to the late Congressman George W. Cooper and City Attorney C B Cooper and had lived in Columbus since 1859.
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Mary E. Cooper
Mr. Wood
Indianapolis
George W. Cooper
C. B. Cooper
Columbus
Forestry board to plant 57000 trees on Henryville reserve
W H Freeman, secretary of the State Board of Forestry, will lead a crew this week to set out 57,000 young trees on 30 acres of the forestry reserve near Henryville. The species include poplar ash elm locust chestnut and maple, with most coming from the reservation nursery.
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Henryville
Plowmaker Oliver III Seriously Ill at Home
South Bend magnate James Oliver IIIe plow manufacturer James Oliver of South Bend is seriously ill at his home. Specialists from New York have been summoned. Oliver is described as one of Indiana's wealthiest men and near eighty years old.
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Oliver
South Bend
New York
Olver
Indiana
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Chambersburg
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
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Schumana
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Longworth Villa
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Secretary of the State
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