Roosevelt Pictures Doom Village Teacher in Election
Whitestown Indiana March 27 In Boone county James M Vandever Perry township school teacher was defeated for surveyor by democrats who complained his display of President Roosevelt pictures in the schoolroom. He kept pictures at home and posted a new one each morning, but a midnight vandal invaded the room.
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Whitestown
Ind
Boone County
James M. Vandever
Perry Township
Surveyor
Roosevelt
Vandever
Amusements at Grand and Park this week
The Grand's vaudeville features two and eight with the French singers drawing big crowds, performing opera selections. Eight Bells returns mid week at the Park while Oberammergau lecture tickets go on sale for Sunday night by Harry Feicht. The Empire keeps no Thursday changes, and the Bohemians stay all week.
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Harry Feicht
The
Empire
Fredin
Victor Hugo
LAEUM
Crawford's Drug Store
Bowen & Merrill's
Troemal's
Alliance Francaise
Readable Sale Fragments Include Brushes Paper Goods and Garments
A damaged listing presents bundled sale items such as scrub brushes oversized and double strength, stamped boxes with 2 000 picks per box, toilet paper good size rolls, boys waist sizes 4 to 14 years, boys pants plain dark Cheviot, American crepon fabrics in multiple colors, curtain Swiss sheer remnants and yardage priced in cents per unit.
Whit ney Doubts Nasturtium Derby Chance
In New York on March 27 William C Whitney doubts Nasturtium can win the English derby as the $50,000 favorite remains ill with influenza and may be withdrawn. Whitney says he would rate Nasturtium’s chances as slim and near impossible.
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New York
Wm. C. Whitney
Nasturtium
Denver police intervene to halt boxing clash Friday
Denver police have stepped in to stop the fighting at the planned Friday night event featuring Kid Broad and IF McClelland. They have been informed that there will be nothing doing and the sports are puzzled by the radical action.
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Denver
Kid Broad
McClelland
Birds to be shot at Grand American handicap in Kansas City
About 18 000 birds are to be slaughtered at Kansas City for the Grand American handicap. The contest between Gilbert the high gun and Crosby for the Sportsman's Review cup is postponed due to bird scarcity. The complete entry list will be released Thursday.
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Kansas City
Gilbert
Crosby
Woodruff May Come In Love Me Love My Dog
Fragmentary note discusses Miss Woodruff and a local issue about dogs and deer. Some residents oppose annexation while others favor terms to care for animals, keep wounds patched, and maintain pretty residences.
Meter Club Forms At 428 S Meridian Street
A small group formed the meter club at 428 S Meridian Street. Members include J H Boulby. The club plans to present a petition to the mayor and Works and Council against any price. One member stated they tested a meter reading a recorded 1,000 feet in five.
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Jesday
S. Meridian
H- Boulby
Peti
Washington Park Ready After Rolling by Manager Watkins
Manager Watkins finished rolling Washington park on Thursday morning and reports the grounds in first class condition. Once players report next Thursday they will begin hard work. Jack Kelly claims he can defeat Cullen and is willing to back his opinion with $180. Cullen is at Peoria but may get a chance in New York. Sam Murbarger will face Parr the Wrestler at the Empire next week and has raised the stakes by offering to increase the purse for a 15 minute stay.
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Watkins
Washington Park
Jack Kelly
Cullen
Peoria
Sam Murbarger
Parr
Wreatler
Empire
Murburger
Charleston Eyes Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bout at Exposition Track
Charleston plans a boxing match after the Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight promising no police interference and a $5,000 forfeit. The event would be staged on the exposition track with perfectly lit grounds and seating for 25,000 spectators.
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Charleston
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Indiana Dental College Defeats Butler In Opener At Irvington
The first college baseball game at Irvington paired Indiana Dental College against Butler on Wednesday. Indiana Dental College won 9 to 4 with ease. Manager France plans a lengthy schedule including games with state college teams and a match against the association team.
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Irvington
Indiana Dental College
Butler
Dental College
France
Prospects and Deweys Stack Six Straight Wins in League
The Prospects and Deweys won six straight games and raised their rank in the Independent bowling league Wednesday night. The Ramblers and Tishmingoes won four of six. Scores were exceptionally high.
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Prospects
Deweys
Ramblers
Tishmingoes
Indianapol is specialist sees drayman De Goyler
Anderson Indiana March 27 a Indianapolis specialist examined Thomas De Goyler a drayman who was run over by his team last fall and seriously injured. The neck dislocation found long standing and an attempt will be made to reduce it and restore health.
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Anderson
Ind
Indianapolis
Thomas de Goyler
Drayman
de Goyler
Atlas engine works stock sale figures reported
The Atlas stock sale at the Indiana trust company offices drew Indianapolis buyers and other Indiana city bidders. About 78 percent of the stock was purchased by Indianapolis people while 22 percent went to other Indiana cities as part of the Wednesday offering.
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Atlas” Engine Works
Indiana. Trust Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Avery
Woman Scalded to Death in Sugar Water Tank Collision
Mrs. Charles Hively, 40, of Columbia City Indiana, died after falling into a tank of boiling sugar water while tending the kettle. Her husband and one daughter survived the tragedy reported March 27. The incident occurred Wednesday and left the family in mourning.
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Mrs. Hively
Columbia City
Ind
Charles. Hively
The Swirl of Society in Local Social Roundups
Miss Della Krauss hosted a party with the Bachelor girls on Thursday while Mrs. Charles Adam and Mrs. J. W. Rhodenhamal held a coffee klatsch on Wednesday. Miss Amalie Bennerscheidt wed Otto Tusching at the bride’s home with Rev. Peters officiating, the couple exchanging vows in a white mull gown and family attendance. Lillian Krauss married William S. Allen at M. E. church with Rev. Kellogg, Easter lilies decorating the altar and a satin gown for the bride. bridesmaids wore yellow organdie and flower girls carried Easter lilies. The ceremony featured Oh, Thou Sublime etc. and bride roses with lilies of the valley. Marta Krauss as maid of honor. Ushers included Krauss family and local names. best man Karl Krauss.
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Amanda Fitzpatrick
Phil.h. Sheridan Corps
Pennsylvania St
Amalie Bennerscheidt
Otto Tusching
B. North St
Rev. Peters
Lillian Krauss
William 8. Allen
Central-ave. M. E.- Church
H. W. Kellogg
W. B. Barry
Katherine Krauss
Miss Urmston
Hamilton, O
Cora Stubbins
Stella Ratth
Adelaide Goetz
Edna Kuhn
Emma. Frank
Minnie Schultz
Miss Allen
Bloomington
Helen Becker
Sara Branham
William Morrison, Jr
Albert ‘Krauss
Morton Traub
William’ McMaster
Alan Ball
Paul Krauss
Jay B. ‘Dill
Theodore Vonnegut
Karl Krauss
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J. W. Rhodenhamal
Emerson Pianos
Joiner-Kennedy Music CO
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John Byrne
LYRE
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Theodore. Thomas
Thomas Orchestra
Chorna
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Gertrude Stein
Charles W. Clark
Tomlinson Hall
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Jacques Maudi
Perkins Fisher
Mark Murphy
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