Principal Hull Destroys Shortridge Athletics Debated
North-side students at Shortridge High question the principal’s order to annihilate the athletic association and wreck school prestige. Hull defends aims, saying academics first and promising a new track team. echoes in the Echo praise and critique of student journalism.
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Hull
Shortridgeigh School
Questlana
Athletn
Bir. Holl
John Jones
Athletios
Shortridge Echo
Woman seeks affinity in mountains, held by police
In front of Union Station at noon two refined women urged a motorman to take them to meet an affinity in the mountains. One woman, claiming to be the queen of the gypsies, said she was pure as a child and registered at Motel English as Frances Richter, Logansport Indiana. Police hold her at headquarters awaiting word from Logansport.
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Earth
Union Station
Relasner
H. C. Richter
English
Reinsner
Hotel
Frances BD
Richter
Logansport
Ind
Rheia
Three More People Reported Missing in Indianapolis
Police report startling rise in disappearances with about two per day. William Koob, 717 Dorman, missing since Monday after losing job at Daniel Stewan drug Co. Brent Bell, 147 Lafayette, last seen Friday. Emma White, 191 S Summit, last seen Sunday. Charles Ferger, wholesale flour merchant, moves from 51 Virginia to 41-23 E Marrland St after 8 years.
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Warren
Indianapolis
William Koob
Dorman St
Daniel Stewan Drug Company
Brent Bell
Lafayette
John Bell
Emma White
S. Summit St
Hi Mother Ia
Charles Ferger
Virginia-ave
E. Marrland St
Union labor strikes ripple across cities with widespread walkouts
Denver sees twelve thousand workers from unions go on strike halting business as grocery clerks bakers and other workers walk out. sympathy action may extend to railroad staff. In New York building trades leaders vow a finish against unions prompting calls to 3 000 employers employing 10 000 workers. Circus workers strike at Barnum Bailey crippling show. 150 demand $5 raise. Minnesota expects 2 000 Great Northern trainmen to strike soon. Chicago ministers threaten to tie up the city over Kohlsaat restaurant waiter dispute as blacksmiths march at Rock Island and Chicago Northwestern shows.
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Denver
Col
Walters
New York
Board of Managers of the
Building Trades
Chicago
Employers’ Association
Abe
Rock Island
Chicago & Northwestern
Dying Child Requests Burial in Violet Blooms
The funeral of Gladys Elizabeth Morris, child of Mr and Mrs A Morris, followed a six week typhoid illness. She aged around five or six, loved travel in Europe, and wished to fund a library for sick children at Eleanor Hospital. She asked to be buried in violets, and a bed of violets covered her casket at Crown Hill.
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Gladys Elizabeth Morris
Mnson A. Morris
English
Gladys Morris
Indianapolis
Europe
Paris
San Francisco
the Sun
ItNe
Gladya
Eleanor Hospital
Gladys
Lwen
Winters
Divorce Case Sparks Question Over Remarriage Promise
Charles Bronson stated Luella P Barneck did not promise the judge not to remarry after a divorce granted by Judge Leathers. The court ordered no remarriage for two years, Bronson believes she misunderstood the decree and is not a willful contemn tor, with Deputy-prosecutor Charles Reagan to handle the contempt charge if needed.
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Charles 8. Bronson
Luella P. Baracel
Bronson
Luella P. Tiarneco
Leathers
Harneck
Bronton
Charles Reagan
Death of Dr Evan Hadley Ends A Useful Professional Life
Dr Evan Hadley died Monday evening in Mooresville from organic heart disease. For twenty years he cared for Indiana citizens regardless of wealth, born in Mooresville January 4 183, educated at Earlham and the Medical College of Indiana. Survived by a widow and four sons, one in Philadelphia Press staff, another an art institute graduate, with the youngest at home. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions for the Marion County Medical Society. John Herron art association bought two Chase paintings for the art institute.
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Evan Hadley
Mooresville
Wadley
Indiana
Earlham
Medical College of
City Hospital
Long Island Medics College
New York
Hadhey
Philadelphia Press
Eity
Medical College
Hadley
Anidden
W. E. Jeffries
Marion County Medical Society
Medical Society
Willoughby Hall
WANTS MORE PAY ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEETING SURPRISES
The supreme receiver of the Royal neighbors of America asked for higher pay and an assistant for her office after presenting a report showing over 1,000,000 for it. The convention spent Tuesday hearing officer reports and reorganizing committees with over 400 visitors and delegates from across the United States. Mayor Bookwalter gave the welcome address to the Indies and Mrs. Mary Hawen replied.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Hanflien
Ana Gers
United States
Bookwalter
Indies
Mary Hawen
Man Arrested After Stealing Horse to Buy Medicine
Brazil Indiana May 13 Edward J Kitchen was arrested here after stealing a horse and buggy at Terre Haute to obtain money for medicine. He admitted the theft and is held for further questioning by local authorities.
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Brazil
Ind
Edward J Kitchen
Terre Haute
Three Arrests Expected in Yeager Murder Case
Startling developments emerge in Kokomo Indiana as evidence links the killing of Louis Yeager to a rivalry between youths from Oakford and Hemlock over local romance. Yeager, killed Sunday, was tied to a buggy gear. Francis Sutton and Logan Ingalls were attacked earlier. Sheriff Hansbrough is seen as close to charging three young men soon, amid mob fears and county-wide tension.
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Kokomo
Ind
Louis Yeager
Yeager
Francis Sutton
Logan Ingalls
Oakford
Hemlock
Hansbrough
Colors Blended at Jubilee Amid Vatican and American Colors
Ribbons in red and gold worn by rehnol children at Diehop Chatard's Jubilee in Tombas celebrate Vatican and American colors. A convention of Catholic societies in Cincinnati linked papal and U.S. symbols under the motto Pra Deo Fro Patria. Forecast for Indianapolis shows showers and temperatures rising from 62 to 76 with possible rain across Indiana. W. J. Hyde in charge at Fairview plans meals.
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Roos
Church On Earth
Cribut
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pieter Bo Ae We
Democratic Chairmanship Battle Faces Court Challenge
James I Keach alleges unfair control of the Democratic organization and plans to field a Keach watcher in every precinct. He vows to contest any irregularities, demand voting lists, and challenge precinct results if counts do not match the official tally. The fight centers on selecting a chairman and calls for a square, straight deal in the primaries.
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James I. Keach
Theresa
Neaday
Keach
Mr. Keach
Wil
Inquiry into sweeping contract widens glare on Furnas figure
Tuesday's council committee hearing focused on contractor John Furnas and his alleged efforts to sway Board of Works officials through influence with Ed Logsdon. Witnesses including Albert Middleton and Fred Matson offered testimony, while the probe is set to resume Thursday as records of sweeping contracts are examined.
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Council
John Furnas
Board of Works
Albert J. Mddleton
Trother
Law of Works
Ed. Logsdon
Furnas
Logedon
Fred Matson
Warke
John Furnax
Bis
Matson
Harry J. Gates
AL Oh. Carter
Albert
Middleton
Mr. Matson
Vist Aogsdon
Board of Public
Logsdon
Frank Coffin
Kennington
Albert J. Middleton
Furnes
Merger of Indiana Traction Firms Set for May 5
The Union Traction Company of Indiana and the Indianapolis Northern Traction Company will finalize their merger in Anderson on Wednesday May 5. Directors and stockholders meet to approve the merger as Union stockholders will receive 79 cents in Indianapolis Northern stock for each dollar of Union stock. Peter Buit has withdrawn efforts to block the merger.
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Union Traction Company of Indiana
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
Anderson
Union Traction Company
Indianapolis Northern
Union Traction
Union
Peter Buits
School board weighs cost cuts amid delayed improvements
Tuesday night the school board reviewed architect Winterrond plans to cut costs on district improvements. Contractors warn prices rise due to recent material increases, while the band urges large cuts to avoid shutting schools. No final reductions were approved. Also a Musikverein concert drew large crowds, featuring Rienzi overature and soloists Mrs. Bremmerman Edmuspie and Wm. Morrison Jr. The audience praised the performance. Attorney R Worral was arrested in Bloomington on a warrant from his wife alleging threats to her life and destruction of furnishings.
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Winterrond
Musikverein
Denteher Klub
Riengi
Alexander Ernesting
Wagner
Josephine Bremmerman Edmuspie
Wm. H. Morrison, Jr
Goungd
Bloomington
Ind
R. Worral
Morphine Poisoning Reported In City Hospital
A 23 year old colored woman, Barah Anderson of N Senate Ave, is unconscious at City Hospital from morphine poisoning. Found breathing heavy at 3 am, Dr G H Moore attended for five hours before transferring her. Condition unclear whether overdose accidental or foul play.
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Barah Anderson
N. Senate Ave
G H. Moore
Beveridge Declines Kansas Bankers Talk in Topeka
Senator Albert J. Beveridge was invited by Kansas bankers to speak in Topeka on the evening of May 3 but declined due to prior commitments. The telegram noted Kansas bankers would be pleased and complimented by his address.
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Topeka
Albert J. Beveridge
Banana State Bankers
Treak
Kansas
Topeke
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