Socialist Grand March Festival Celebration Planned
Socialist groups announce a Sunday afternoon cancellation in Pierson hall to allow the March day festivities at Germantown hall 8 Delaware St starting at 3 PM. The program features Beiser's Orchestra, Saenger Bund performances, German and socialists bands, vocal solos, violin and piano selections, with a dancing finale after the concert.
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Pierson Hall
Delaware Street
Germany
France
Carl Marx
Indianapolis
Pierson
Beiser
Freedom
Albert Berg
H. Weil
Arthur Myers
Moment Musicale
Schubert
Traumerel
Gies Schumann
Will Greuling
Marie Weaver
Marseillaise
Socialist Saenger Band
Negro Injured Hoisting Hay At Polk Dairy Barn
James Mitchell of 2742 Adama Street was seriously injured Saturday when a hay bale fell from a broken chain while he hoisted hay into the Polk Dairy barn loft at Sixteenth and Lewis. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital with possible skull fracture.
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Polk Dairy Company
Sixteenth
Lewis Streets
Mitchell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kahn Proposes Bill To Shield Free Labor Interests
Washington March 20 Representative Kahn has introduced a bill to protect free labor and the industries using convict labor from competition. It would confide the sale of goods affected by convict labor to the state or territory where produced.
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Washington
Kahn
Proof That Charcoal Lozenges Absorb Odors Paragraph
The F A Stuart Co presents a proof by odor test for Charcoal Lozenges. They describe placing odor sources in a box, covering with pulverized charcoal until no odor remains, claiming odor elimination and improved digestion as evidence of medicinal effect.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart
Evangelistic Services Across City Churches This Week
The city holds evangelistic services at First Baptist nightly through Friday with Dr Taylor preaching. St Pauls Episcopal hosts a Brotherhood of St Andrew service with The Episcopal Church Catholic but Not Roman. Hillside Christian hosts Homer J Hall from Franklin on temperance boards. Central Christian and Tabernacle Presbyterian schedule sermons and special music with multiple pastors and choirs. Meridian Street M E and Roberts Park M E feature sermons on Jesus and city Christian life. All Souls Unitarian repeats a drama sermon. Central Avenue M E notes daily Bible school and evening worship led by Rev William Wirt King. Week includes midweek prayer, missionary study, and Sunday school officer elections on March 8.
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First Baptist Church
Dr. Taylor
Sellers
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Church of the Living God
Hillside Christian Church
Homer J. Hall
Franklin
Tell
American Temperance Board
The
Church of Christ
Samuel R. Artman
Hall
Hurlstone
Roberts Park
M. E
Christ
Choral Society
All Souls Unitarian Church
Frank S. C. Wicks
Central Avenue M. E
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
E. W. Bassett
William Wirt King
D. D
Frank N. Taylor
Miss Jeffries
Home Presbyterian Church
Rader and
W. Thirty-first Streets
George D.adamson
Adamson
C. D. Remington
Ladies’ Aid
Harry Shipman
Deaf boy finds joy in coal at Indiana school
Eight year old Harry Riegs, deaf pupil at the Indiana State School for the Deaf on E Washington Street, has a coal obsession due to his miner father. He escaped multiple times, was found in a coal pile, and taken to the police station for custody after another incident, grimed from head to foot.
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Harry. Riegs
Indiana State School For the Deaf
E. Washington Street
Harry
Mrs Mary Howe Dead at 72 After Month-long Illness
Mrs Mary Howe aged 72 died at her son Walter Howe’s home at 1218 Brossway following a month of illness. Survived by five children and a list of relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Mary Howe
Mary ‘Howe
Walter Howe
Brossway
Judge allows Honey Bee Line traction completion
Judge Carter rules the Indianapolis New Castle and Toledo Traction company may complete the road if enough receivers' certificates sell to raise 400000 dollars. The decision grants permission to proceed with construction pending funding.
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Carter
Indianapolis, New Castle & Toledo Traction Company
Honey Bee Line
Brownsburg Student First in Oratory
Everett Thornbrough of Brownsburg High School won first honors in the Hendricks county oratorical contest held Friday night in Tomlinson hall. Hugh Shields of Clayton took second, Opal Tucker of Litton placed third, with several other competitors from Danville Amo Stilesville North Salem Avon and New Winchester. Judges for delivery were Robert J Aley state superintendent Dr Francis Moran Purdue and Prof C A Tuttle Wabash. for thesis Dr Will Howe Indiana University and others from Barnham Shortridge and Livengood.
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Hendricks County
Tomlison Hall
Everett Thornbrough
Brownsburg
Hugh Shields
Clayton
Opal Tucker
Litton
Herbert Grow
Danville
Frank Stears
Amo
Ernestine McHaffie
Stilesville
Vesta Gill
North Salem
Frances Hadley
Avon
Hazel Underwood
New Winchester
Wonderland may host beer sales this year
E. I. Fisher, president of Wonderland amusement company, says a German village may be built on East Washington street grounds and beer sold if license granted. A. Lehman, director, says saloon may open on Gray street, not inside the park. Legal notice published in C. B. Spencer's name.
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E. I. Fisher
Wonderland Amusement Company
East Washington Street
A. Lehman
Gray Street
C. B. Spencer
McCulloch Shaffer dispute over Star assets heats up
In a heated session of the receivership case, Judge Anderson pressed Shaffer to counter the trust fund argument raised by Buckingham. McCulloch seeks a minimum bid of 1.35 million with a 55,000 profit for Shaffer, while Payne defends Shaffer and admits vehicles and a piano were charged to profit and loss. The court weighs equity rights, fraud claims, and potential reversion of Star Publishing to the corporation under court supervision.
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J. C. Shaffer
Daniel G. Reid
Anderson
Shaffer
McCulloch
John B. Payne
Payne
G. F. Buckingham
Buckingham
Star Publishing Company
Reid
McCullosh
Shatffer
Mr. Shaffer
Judge Payne
Star Properties
Star
Stars
Charles W. Miller
D. G. Reid
Mr. Miller
Acar
Miller
the Stars
Mr. Reid
J. C. Shafter
C. W. Miller
Mr. McCulloch
Star Corporation
Reid-Shaffer
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Proclaimed To Aid Weak Hearts
A testimonial from R R Penn of Springville Iowa praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy for curing a heart weakness. The ad claims one in four people have a weak heart and lists symptoms such as palpitation fluttering and short breath. It urges readers with chest oppression or faint spells to try the product.
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Miles
Murder Trials Ten To Start On Wednesday
Judge Pritchard of criminal court and Prosecutor Hooton will begin next Wednesday on the numerous murder cases on the docket. Friday afternoon a special venire of 25 talesmen was ordered to report. It is expected the murder cage will be the first case taken up.
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Pritchard
Criminal Court
Hooton
Fred Cassell
Zink Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Infidelity
Dr James Zink filed for divorce from wife Mabel M Zink alleging she loved another man Herbert P Dahlen had recently been divorced and arranged to marry. Judge Ross refused a prior divorce filing, noting arrangements and marriages. The Zinks wed in 18.
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James Zink
Mabel M. Zink
Ross
Herbert P. Dahlen
Zinks
Honeymoon Rag by Abe Olman Gains Notice
Abe Olman composer of Violetta and Moonface presents Honeymoon Rag hailed as one of the year’s most tuneful new musical pieces by musicians and lovers of good music. The title is pronounced highly by performers for its melody and charm.
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Abe Olman
Violetta
Tim Jordan locks first base for Dodgers in exhibition
In Jacksonville Tim Jordan was named first base for the Dodgers in the afternoon exhibition. John Hummell moved from first to shortstop, and Tony McMillen was benched for the moment as the lineup shifted during the game.
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Tim Jordan
Jacksonville
Fla
Dodgers
John Hummell
Tony McMillen
M Dor meets to stage seven mile relay in New York
Three major track meets are scheduled in New York with two evening programs. A highlight is a seven mile relay pitting indoor champion George Bonhag against a team relay featuring Fred Bellars and Jimmy Lee, both noted stars.
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New York
George Bonhag
Fred Bellars
Jimmy Lee
Boston
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