Whiteside stars in Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot
Walker Whiteside's visit to the Murat marks a major engagement with a strong supporting cast led by John Blair and Louise Muldener. The production promises a high quality touring presentation praised by critics and deemed a top attraction of the year.
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Walker Whiteside
MURAT
Israel Zangwill
Shubert Murat
New York
Chicago
Whiteside
John Blair
Henry Vogel
Louise Muldener
Leonora von Ottinger
Nellie Butler
Grant Stewart
Rose Melville Begins Eleventh Park Run
Miss Rose Melville returns to the Park for an eleventh consecutive season as Sis Hopkins. The plate tale follows a simple Posey county life with a schemer, her departure to learn the world, and a dignified return as a refined woman. The postseason stock production The Heart of Maryland opens next Monday afternoon. The Colonial features The Mysterious Balloon Girl with Miss Frankie Drew, and Overland Automobile Co hosts 1,400 employees Thursday night with a flower-decorated entrance. The Parlor club marks its eighteenth anniversary with readings by Lawrence Chambers. Social events include luncheons and bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Maro and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
George Arvine
Heart
Colonial
Frankie Drew
Overland Automobile Company
Automobile Company
Overland
Parlor Club
Abby R. Maro
Pennsylvania Street
Elizabeth Nicholson
David KK. Partlow
S. BE. Perkins
E. J. Rexford
W. R. Rexford
Horace Eddy
William Holton Dye
Recital and Social Events Highlight Local Society
A busy evening features Miss Helen Nell Lemmon's junior pupils performing two playlets at the Indiana Weston School of Expression and Dramatic Art along with a varied piano and reading program. The Met Opera club hosts lectures by Karl Schneider, while the Inter Nos club observes its sixteenth anniversary with Shakespeare-related entertainment and spring decorations.
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Helen Nell Lemmon
Indiana Weston School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Tiano
Metropolitan Opera Company
Indianapolis
Opera Club
Ona B. Talbot
Benjamin Harrison
Charles W. Fairbanks
Addison C. Harris
George C. Hitt
Edward F. Hodges
Charles R. Willams
Hugh J. McGowan
William J. McKee
Hugo O. Pantzer
William Henry Fox
Arthur Brower
Lafayette Page
Richard Eaith
Clarence Wulsin
Karl Kneider
Clemens Vonnegut
Carl Lieber
David Baxter
Meredith Nicholson
Florence Malott
Agnes Duncan
Claxpool Hotel
Karl Schneider
Inter Nos Club
H. L. van Dorin
Broadway
J. J. M. Lafolette
Bloomington
Vani Yorin
J. F. Stacey
Frank Morrison
W. Moerbach
T. J
Laura Arnold
Bridge Club
William Vernon
Sue Feighan
Louisville
Reiman
Shelbyville
Horace Reisner
Mabel Garstang
Bridge
May Reisner
Louis W. Hagedon
N. Arsenal Avenue
Mary Tyler
Helen Lackey
Elizabeth Herder
Edna Merklein
Juanita Fish
Minnie Staney
Ruth Hauffer
Seline Perry
Josephine Wishard
Katherine Fuller
Alma Keller
Harry Benner
Francis Smith
William Meyers
Walter Wahl
Roy Meyers
Harold Hagedon
Francis Sylvester
Mystery aboard ship as Dupre fends off imagined foe
A shipboard tale recounts Dupre, a clerk believing a hidden enemy aims to drown him. He vanishes after warning of danger but is later found in disguise as a woman in the third cabin. Doctor Clere detects the ruse and the mystery deepens with Dupre clinging to his delusion.
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France
Dupre
la Savoie
Clere
Ehat
French sailor kept in irons as case unclassified
Alfred Dupre, clerk to Purser Roubeau aboard the French liner La Savoie, was in irons on arrival from Havre. If his present mental state continues, Dupre will likely return a detention pending further assessment.
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Alfred Dupre
Savoie
New York
Roubeau
la Savoie
Havre
Dupre
Six Mitchell heirs to share nearly one million each
William H. Mitchell’s six children stand to inherit about 1,000,000 each from a 5,230,000 personal estate and 190,000 real estate after his March 8 death. John J. Mitchell named executor and trustee, with Mrs. Jane Mitchell receiving the Calumet avenue home and $1,500,000 in stocks, while the rest is held in trust for five years. May 21 set for proving heirship.
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Chicago, I
William H. Mitchell
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Ninian H. Welsh
John J. Mitchell
Jane Mitchell
Calumet Avenue
Mr. Mitchell
Guy Hamilton Mitchell
Chauncey J. Blair
Charles Adams
Arthur M. Acton
Andrew R. Sheriff
Mitchell
Gymnastic Exhibition by Social Turnverein at German House
Carl B Souths physical training classes join a Friday gymnastic exhibition hosted by the Turnverein Society at the German House. Richard Lieber will speak. features include esthetic dancing, parallel and horizontal bar work, drills, pyramids, wand routines, wrestling displays, and a grand finale.
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Carl B. South
Social Turnverein
Richard Lieber
Turnverein Society
Youngest Preacher in New England Is Fifteen
Milan Smith, 15, preaches in The Oaks near his home, son of railroad laborer William Smith. From age six he aspired to ministry, read the Bible avidly by nine, became a prize Bible scholar at twelve, and at fourteen led the Laconia Sunday school as superintendent before answering a religious call.
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Weirs
Milan Smith
New England
Smith
the Oaks
William Smith
Laconia Sunday School
Weatherly Speaks on High Cost of Living and Its Rise
Indiana University economist Professor A G Weatherly addressed the W G A lecture on The Present High Cost of Living and Its Relation to the Standard of Living. He argued that self supporting workers drop below the poverty line as prices rise and that food costs absorb about four percent of wages leaving little for luxuries.
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A. G. Weatherly
Indiana University
Men on Circle to Put Up Arc Lights
A group of Circle merchants pledged at Hotel English to install six arc lights in each Monument place segment and will seek more signatures. The aim is to illuminate Monument place as a blaze of light well into the night.
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Circle
Hotel English
Monument Place
Smith’s Latest BreakMention Sparks Quiet Life Note
A fragment mentions a break related to Smith and a letter sent to Mrs. Jones congratulating her marriage. The note closes with well wishes for many such joys, reflecting a personal life moment rather than a public event.
Mayor's Detective to Join Regular Force
George W. Coffin, the mayor's private detective, will move to the regular detective force once the city council approves funding for 50 additional officers. Several council members favor the change for economy, officials say.
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George W. Coffin
Coffin
Gold Medal Contest Held by W C T U At Englewood
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a gold medal oratorical contest at Englewood Christian church this evening at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Cora Harper led the event with several strong speakers and plans for an institute session the next morning at 9 30. The Englewood church will serve noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Englewood Christian Church
Cora Harper
Institute of the Women's Christian Temperance Union
Englewood
Hartman Surrenders in Indianapolis After Theft Confession
Theodore Hoffman known as Hartman traveled from Pittsburg to Indianapolis to surrender at police headquarters. He confessed to stealing 27 dollars from his Pittsburg employer and earlier about a year ago took 600 dollars from Herman Bros. butchers at 1636 Madison Avenue.
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Theodore Hoffman
Hartman
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Hoffman
Herman Bros., Butchers
Madison Avenue
Girls Learn to Make Dresses at Kansas College Exhibit
At Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan 306 girls from freshman to senior years showcased domestic science work. Students sew four term outfits including undergarments cotton and wool and silk dresses, drafting patterns, and paying for materials while instructors supervise extended hours.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kas
Prairie Fire Races Across Nebraska Thru Hecla Region
A gale driven prairie fire near Hecla Nebraska burned 60 miles of land, 15 to 20 miles wide, destroying farm buildings cattle hay and timber. Damages are estimated at 60000 to 75000 dollars as firefighters and rangers battled the blaze toward the Dismal and Middle Loup rivers.
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Hecla
Halsey
Humsteaders
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Knights of Columbus Hall
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Mrs. Waldorf Astor
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Model License League
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Joseph Morrow
Likens
E. 3. Shumaker
King's Business
Harriet Noble
Rallying of the Forces
A. L. Orcutt
Miss Spence
Miss Weaver
Nebraska
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Neb
Cincinnati
Union Station
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City Ticket
Washington and
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H. R. Daly General Agent
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