Local Social and Musical Events in Indianapolis
Indianapolis society circles reveal a week of dinners, teas, and dances plus upcoming weddings and club meetings. Notable items include a Metropolitan concert, luncheon invitations at Claypool Hotel, and plans for Miss Maude Hovey to wed Carl W. Pie. Also reported are travel news, homecomings, and literary club gatherings at Propylacum.
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W. J. Holliday
California
Clarence Kenyon
Indiana Society of Goctal Dance
Claypool
H. P. Jameson
South
A. R. Hovey
Maude Hovey
Carl W. Pie
Meridian St
Merton W. Chance
Indianapolis
Propylacum
Tuelus Bh. Swift
New England
Strike collapses in Rome and Naples labor action
Rome reports the strike has collapsed with workers returning to work in Naples this morning. The development ends a period of labor unrest as Scrippe AirTine Press Rumiciation notes no further action.
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Scrippe-AirTine Press
Rome
Naples
Spiritual Cure for Bedwetting Warns Against Spanking
A brief advisory card from Mra M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana argues spanking fails to cure bedwetting and urges mothers to request a free successful home treatment with full instructions. It claims the condition is constitutional and affects children and adults.
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Mra M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Williams Dug Up The Scandal Charges Former Consul M Wade
A report details former consul M Wade facing revived charges connected to a scandal unearthed by Williams. The article highlights legal actions, dates, and involved parties as the case develops.
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M’wade
Misconduct Allegations in Canton Consulate Plot Unfold
Special to the Som exposes a Canton consulate scandal with Charles Richardson as alleged victim and Robert McWade as accused organizer. The sworn account by Russell Colegrove details chained imprisonment, diet, and torture plans amid a broader web of officials, guards, and embezzlement claims. The piece notes McWade’s dismissal and Washington’s reaction, alongside a separate city watch fever and a Pillsbury watch contest promotion.
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Washington
D. C
State Department
Ieader
Congress
Johnsbury Willams
Canton
China
Vilain
Robert Mr. McWade
Charles E
Russell Colegrove
Robert McWade
Chinaman
Yan Bic Chang
Bhameen
Mr. da jSilva
Charles E. Richardson
United States
Chinen
Yan Sze Chang
Bir. Richanson
Hin
Hionarason
Bhatdeen
Conevl
Richardson
Jal
Richardean
Hongkong
Manila
Theron
Philippine Islands
Ichardson
MrWade
McWade
Consular Service
H. H. D. Pierce
Pillsbury
Vitos, Na
Inventors
Round Trip Fares for Summer Rail to Atlantic City Areas
Round trip tickets will be sold daily June 1 to September 20 with return by October 31 from Indianapolis to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Holly Beach and Long Branch Asbury Park Spring Lake Point Pleasant and New York City with various stopovers Descriptions include through trains to Long Island New England and other summer resorts Fares cited include 26 336 48 and 48 with different stopovers Details for through fares and schedules are available from W W Richerdaon Indianapolis and a salary offer of 200 per night for the week of June 4 by Mrs A J Tron for Fair Bank is described as an attraction featuring a large orchestra and vocalists The park opens May 2 and the following weeks plan to feature top singers with concert programs and an orchestra prepared to accompany the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Holly Beach
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Point Pleasant
New York
Long Island
New England
W. W. Richerdaon
Separely Pai Een Kee Exent
A. J. Tron
Fair Bank
Fnwure
State Board of Education to Decide on School Books
The State Board of Education will meet at the office of the superintendent of public instruction on Monday to take further action on the school book matter. Fifty-one books were submitted, reduced to about fifty. contracts are expected to be set. The board is believed to have no trouble reaching a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hosen
Iefe
Saint Tarsina Day Parade in Indianapolis
The League of the Troquois will march Sunday gathering at Tomlinson Hall for observances of Saint Tarsina's day. The procession forms at 1 30 p m with bands and about 5000 Red Men expected. nineteen tribes will join in a route from Capitol Avenue and Ohio Street to Meridian and Delaware streets, ending at Tomlinson Hall for a 2 30 program featuring Crawfordsville’s Mr Foley and Mayor Bookwalter.
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League of the
Model Kitchen Demonstration At German House
The Indianapolis Gas Company staged a model kitchen lecture at the German House, showcasing a blue and white model kitchen to illustrate modern convenience. Women attending praised its efficiency, noting three key components and the potential to ease household work with kitchen innovations. A lunch followed, with bread, butter sandwiches, and Friday dishes.
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Ming Colling
Indianapolia
Halite Iver
Mim Collings
Lessana
Satuy
City Free 10 Act Bitulithic Victory in Paving Case
Judge John I McMaster refused to enjoin the Board of Public Works from letting a paving contract on State street with bitulithic pavement. The ruling favors Warren Brothers Bitulithic Co against Selbert and suggests future influence on Board decisions and potential appeals to higher court. Evidence focused on cement quality and uniformity among competing brands and affirmed the board may set a reasonable price and use of patents for bidders.
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John I. McMaster
Experior Court
George Selbert
Board of
Poliiie Works
State St
Washington
Michigan St
Warren Brothers
Bitullinie Company
United States
Hay
Sesfaster
Hoosler Construction Company
Indianapalia
Bitullihie
Northwestern Ave
Warren Brother Company
Sys
Open Shop Declared by Employers as Indy Machinists Strike
A local branch of the Nations Metal Trades association formed by machinist employers. The group recognizes no agreements with organized labor. About 10 Indianapolis machinists on strike last week remain out. Strike breakers will be brought in as the open shop is declared.
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Metal Trades Association
Indianapolis
Death of Edgar A Copeland Victim of Tuberculosis
Edgar A Copeland died at his home on 314 North Pennsylvania Street after over a year with tuberculosis. He was 43, born in Edinburg Indiana, a traveling salesman. Survived by a widow and a daughter and son who is also a traveling salesman currently in Michigan. Funeral arrangements not made until the family returns.
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Edgar A. Copeland
Pennsylvania-st
Edinburg
Michigan
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