Belt Car Tour For Ailemen Over 1000 On Trip
More than 1,000 salesmen will tour the Belt railroad Saturday afternoon as guests of the Indianapolis Association. They will enjoy supper, vaudeville, and a view of major local factories, including International Machine Tool, American Homing, National Refining, Overland Auto, and more. Two trains, each with five coaches and five gondolas, will run slowly for factory highlights. over 900 tickets already issued. Tickets available for member firms via Secretary W. J. Dobyns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Railroad
Indianapolis P Association
Hell Fratt Road Company
International Machine Tool Company
American Homing Company
Republic Creosoting Company
National Veneer and Lumber Company
Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Parry Manufacturing Company
Overland Auto Company
National Refining Company
Parry Auto Company
Union Stockyards
American Car and Foundry Company
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Moore Packing Company
Piel Bros. Starch Company
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
Columbia Conserve Company
American Can Company
Western Electric Company
Central States Bridge
WW. J. Dobyns
Bartender Fined for Selling Beer to Minors in Saloon
Jack Barrett, proprietor of Harry Barrett Saloon at W Sixteenth and the railroad, was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for selling beer to Miss Ella Smith and Miss Emma Blackwell, both minors from 221 W Fifteenth street. The girls testified they went for lunch and were served beer. The case followed humane officers complaints that minor girls were being served beer at the saloon.
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Jack Barrett
Harry Barrett
W. Sixteenth
Ella Smith
Emma Blackwell
Fifteenth Street
Tork
Arrett
Humane
Merrill
MRM Horses Hit Truck in Indianapolis. Driver Hurt
A team of large farm horses hitched to a lumber wagon belonging to Alonzo Kem pin broke loose after the engine exhaust frightened them and they collided with a truck driven by Simon Cohn at Ellsworth and New York streets. Cohn was bruised about the head and body. the truck overturned and the horses were injured.
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Alonzo Kempin
Julietta
Ind
Indianapolis
Ellsworth
New York Streets
New York Street
Simon Cohn
Cohn
Poison nearly fatal morphine case in Nashville
Mrs Jessie Stellan of Nashville Tennessee was revived after morphine poisoning with the help of physicians on Thursday afternoon. She was arrested with Fred Angdhl of 1006 West Street and placed in the women s department of police quarters where she appeared to be still under the influence of the drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysicians
Jessie Stellan
Nashville
Tenn
Fred Angdhl
St Street
Women’s Department of Police
Undertakers urged calm leadership at Indiana convention
FP Templeton of Bloomington told Indiana undertakers to keep a steady, mild approach in leadership roles during the Funeral Directors association of Indiana closing session. Officers elected for the coming year include President W. A. Rushton of Plainfield and Secretary Ivory C. Tolle of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Undertakers
Templeton
Bloomington
Itd
Funeral Directors’ Association of Indiana
W. A. Rushton
Plainfield
Oliver Gard
Frankfort
Edward M. Schaefer
Evansville
Ivory C. Tolle
Lebanon
J. M. Horton
West Newton
Fred TJ. Noore
Indianapolis
Airbrake Convention Adopts Numbered Badges for Members
Four hundred airbrake association members attending the convention organize identifications by numbered badges linked to a catalogue. Thomas Clegg of Winnipeg and T S Burton of New York spoke during Thursday sessions, noting that new improvements reduce danger to travelers. The convention closes today.
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Airbrake Association
Bill
Thomas Clegg
Winnipeg
Can
T. S. Burton
New York
Fearful note sparks search for missing 14 year old Eddie Jump
Eddie Jump 14, son of Mr and Mrs William Jump, disappeared Thursday morning after leaving a note to his mother saying he would not be in the way any longer. Parents appealed to police to search. The boy reportedly feared he had carried out a threat to kill himself after a recent punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Jump
West Street
William Jump
New Policeman Hero After Capturing Runaway Horse
Patrolman Bidwell, recently appointed, distinguished himself Thursday night by leaping into a speeding cab to take the reins from driver Charles Ellis. Ellis was arrested on charges of intoxication.
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Bidwel
Charles Ellis
Ellis
Poison ends career of former actress Florence Hyne
New York May 13 Florence Hyne man died in Flower hospital from poison taken Tuesday after being refused an theatrical engagement she counted on A note in her room urged the reader to avoid a certain spot and hinted at a closing number Florence Bridgeman a Sacramento socialite rose to fame in Fascinating Flora and The Social Whirl Her unhappy marriage to Otto H Hyneman a San Francisco lawyer ended in divorce and she returned to the stage
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New York
Florence Hyneman
Flower Hospital
Florence Bridgeman
Sacramento
Cal
Otto H. Hyneman
San Francisco
Hyneman
Hyne Man
Florence’ Stanley
Laporte Man Seeks Circuit Judge Nomination
Andrew J. Hickey of Laporte Republic district chairman for the Tenth district announces his bid for the Laporte circuit judge nomination. Incumbent Judge John C. Richter also aspires to the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Hickey
Laporte
Tenth District
Laporte Circuit
John C. Richter
Boy's Drum Noise Revenue Scheme Ends in Quiet
A druggist rewarded a attorney's son with a drum then endured hours of racket as the boy performed for relatives. The father and druggist eventually pooled 75 cents to end the serenades, leaving the child content with his new drum and the family relief.
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Father
Lad
Mother
McPherson resigns from Tabernacle Pulpit in Indianapolis
Rev. Neil McPherson, pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian for 11 years, resigns to accept a call from First Congregational church in Springfield Massachusetts. He will leave Indianapolis at once after announcing the move Thursday night and had been urged to come by church members. His tenure was marked by popularity and the church’s strong standing in the city.
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East
Call
Neil McPherson
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Springfield
Mass
Indianapolis
McPherson
Rev. McPherson
Prisoner Escape After Shot Heard by Norwood Marshal
George Martin the negro marshal of Norwood heard a bullet past his head while with Ella Andrews. He released her and pursued the shooter for several blocks, stating he recognized the man as a son of Mrs. Andrews. Bicycle Policemen Murphy and Hanks aided in the chase.
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George Martin
Norwood
Praapeet
St. Peter Streets
Ella Andrews
Martin
Murphy and
Hanks
Democrats to Nominate Candidates at Hartford City June 1
The Eleventh district Democrats will nominate a congressional candidate at Hartford City on June 1. Congressman George W. Rauch is to be renominated. Also at Hartford City on June 1, Democrats from Grant and Blackford counties will nominate a candidate for joint representative to oppose J. G. Maddox, the Republican nominee.
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Hartford City
George W. Rauch
Grant
Blackford Counties
J. G. Maddox
Woman hurt after buggy overturns on Liberty and Market
Mrs. Florence Lawson of 515 H. Ohio street was thrown from a buggy on Liberty and Market streets Thursday night, bruising her body. Her husband Baker Lawson, with her, was later arrested on cruelty to animals charges after witnesses said he began whipping the horse, making it unmanageable and causing the crash. The injuries are not serious.
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Florence Lawson
Ohio Street
Liberty
Market Streets
Baker Lawson
Lawson
Market Street
Neal Institute Company formed to locate sanitariums
The Neal Institute Company with capital stock of 25000 has been formed to locate sanitariums in Indianapolis. The Neal institutes will be the name. In the concern are Henry J. Bronnenberg Rufus H. Williams Emma B Rinard and Ralph M Rinard of Plymouth all from Indiana.
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Neal Institute Company
Indianapolis
Neal Institutes
Henry J. Bronnenberg
Rufus H. Williams
Anderson
Emma B. Rinard
Ralph M. Rinard
Plymouth
Tailoring firm promotes suit sale to permanent customers
Permanent customers are the mainstay of our tailoring business. We have built trust with them and offer the same for you. Thirty dollar suits, made to order, at 16.75, special for Saturday. J. Singer & Sons, 43 W. Washington St.
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J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Early hints of summer amid frost and warming Saturday
Weather notes predict slightly warmer conditions by Saturday after a Friday night frost in Indianapolis and vicinity. Friday morning temperature at 7 am was 42 degrees, with Thursday and Friday lows near the upper 30s to mid 40s. Frost expected across Indiana and neighboring states, with broader frost risks and storm reports elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
Verne H. Church
Indiana
Illnoia
Ohio
Iowa
West Virginia
Texas
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Printers' Home Lecture At YMCA Auditorium
Charles Deacon the superintendent of the Union Printers' Home in Colorado Springs will lecture Saturday evening at 8 at the YMCA auditorium on management methods and the Home’s history. James M. Lyons, president of the International Typographical Union, will also speak. Edgar G. Pearce, president of the Indianapolis Typographical Union, will preside. Dr. Frank B. Wills and Mrs. Will Lincoln with Peter Weck will perform. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deacon
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Cal
James NM. J.yoch
Typographical Union
Edgar 4. Pe
Indianapolis Typo Feal Union
Frank B. WJ
Will . Lincoln
Feter
Will Ging
City council weighs lunch wagon licensing plan
Councilmen Troy McCarthy Copeland Denny and Stilz heard lawyers for lunch wagon owners Thursday and for restaurant owners about a proposed license ordinance. The measure would forbid street vending without written consent of adjacent property owners. Lawyers for wagons said restaurants aim to kill them. restaurant lawyers warned wagons obstruct streets and invite more street selling.
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Troy
McCarthy
Copeland
Denny
Stilz
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Richard Lieber
Meridian
Chusetts Avenue
Pennsyll Streets
Undertaker
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Post
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
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M’pherson
Tabernacle Pulpit
Rauch
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
East Market Street
Gately
S. Pennsylvania St. Century
Gas Office
Old Phone
Main
Coats
Misses’ Coats
Damaed
Oxfords
Light and Power
Merchants Heat & Light Co
We Anesie Mayer
Jerry Kehn
Fred M .A. Efroymeon' Bed
P. Wasson
South
Pennsylvania Street
Lenox Soan
Santa Clara
Jackson
Standas Bots Pear
E. Wash. St
Indiana Ave
Shelby St
N. Senate Ave
St. i
Wash
Mass. Ave
Ge Grocery CO
Pearl St
SAVE
N. del St
S. Mer
E. St. Clair St
Oliver Ave
North
Dick Bradley
Arcade
Eneipe
African Ostrich Feather Co
State Life
THE
Merchants National Bank
South Meridian Street
Hoover-Watson Printing CO
Phonies
Corner Market
New Jersey
Mooney
State Life Insurance Co
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