Headrick Attacks Kealing Machinery At Ward Meeting
W D Headrick blasted Joseph B Kealing and county machine politics at a Thirteenth Ward Republican club gathering. He urged a fair open primary to allow rank and file voters to select candidates and pledged Beveridge loyalty while accusing Kealing of anti Beveridge slate building. Other candidates spoke pledging support for Beveridge and denouncing machine rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Headrick
Joe
Thirteenth Ward
Republican Club
Republican Party
John Weaver
Woadrick
E¢Y
Weaver
Headrick
Indianapolis News
Democratic Party
Marion County
Albert J. Beveridge
Joseph B. Keating
Beveridge
Indiana
United States Senate
Joseph B. Kealing
Senator Beveridge
Beverige
Albert E. Uhl
W. E. Davis
Joe Kealing
Charles Hurst
Second Ward
Kealing
Mr. Headrick
Gentrys' Feature Elephants Visit Indianapolis Next Week
The Gentry Bros. all new feature shows, world famous as America's greatest exhibition, will visit Indianapolis all next week at Twenty fifth and Illinois streets. The event promises a remarkable display of trained elephants and novelty acts for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Democrat Kealing Attacks Hooton and Baker for Prosecutor Nomination
Democratic hopeful John W. Kealing spoke Friday night at Hamilton Avenue and Washington Street, criticizing Elliott R. Hooton and Frank P. Baker. He pledged not to seek public funds for special counsel and said he might seek Gov. Marshall’s removal if unable to run the office himself. The meeting drew many Democratic candidates who urged voters to back their commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Frank P. Baker
Elliott R. Hooton
Hamilton Avenue
BE. Washington Street
Kealing
Eliot R. Hooton
Marshall
Hooton
Company Wins Suit Over Life Insurance Claim
Judge Comstock in the appellate court ruled on payment for extended life insurance, affirming New York Life Insurance Company against Mary Engle widow of Charles D. Engle. The court awarded Mrs. Engle $49 from her $1,500 claim on her late husband’s policy.
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Comstock
New York Life Insurance Company
Mary Engle
Charles D. Engle
Engle
Green Produce Dominates Local Markets This Sunday
Local commission merchants report strong demand for outdoor spring vegetables as hothouse cucumbers give way to field grown produce. Pineapples arrive well and sell for 10 to 15 cents each while strawberries remain scarce and pricier. Lettuce radishes and onions show varied availability with Texas onions rising to 2.90 per crate. overall, other produce stands still.
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Texas
Indiana Academy of Science Spring Meeting at Nashville
The Indiana Academy of Science will hold its spring meeting in Nashville Brown County on May 20 and 21. Twenty three members have signified attendance. The party departs Indianapolis Friday at 7:20 a.m. via Indianapolis Southern, arrives Helmsburg at 7:05, then travels by hack to Nashville. Headquarters will be Pittman's Tavern with the Friday night session at the Brown County courthouse open to the public.
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Indiana Academy of Science
Nashville
Brown County
Indianapolis
Helmsburg
Pittman
Brown County Court House
Hello Girls Help City See Comet
A telephon e operator served hundred of duties nightly and rose to the task of waking many to view a comet at 2:30 or 2:45 am when skies were clear. If clouds hid the celestial wanderer she spared the requester, unlike an alarm clock, and many grateful comet fiends sent chocolates.
Woods Not In Lunch Fight Says City Sanitarian
Dr C Woods, city sanitarian, refuses to join the dispute between lunch wagon vendors and restaurant owners over a proposed licensing ordinance. The health board cites sanitary concerns, noting many lunch stands, often run by foreigners, do not meet cleanliness standards.
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Dr. C. 5. Woods
City Sanitarian
Dr. Woods
City Board of Health
Woods
Two Men Arrested Involving Underage Girls
George Moss and Charles Woody, both held on heavy bonds, were arrested Friday night on charges of enticing Rebecca Ridenour and Violet Wood, 15, from Spencer Indiana. Humane Society member C L Deitz found them drinking beer in a rooming house on Alameda Street. Officers Sergis White and Barnfather made the arrest.
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George Moss
E. Washington Street
Charles Woody
Rebecca Ridenour
Violet Wood
Spencer
Ind
C. L. Deitz
The
Humane Society
WN. Alamada Street
Sergis. White
Barmfubrer
Local Musician Oliver Pierce to Give Rushville Recital
Oliver Willard Pierce of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music will present a lecture recital Monday evening in Rushville under the Rushville Ladies Musicale. Miss Jesse Kitchen will assist. Pierce has performed across the Midwest with noted success.
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Oliver Willard Pierce
Indianapolis
Township trustees faulted for overpay and mischarges
State Bureau of Accounts exa miners report that advisory board members sometimes receive more salary than allowed and trustees pay nonessential expenses. Several townships show improper payment of 8 to 12 dollars for conventions and overpayments nearing 300 dollars in salary. A mix of compliant and lax practices is noted among trustees with praised individuals balancing the overall audit.
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State Bureau of Accounts
Charles M. James
Fairfield Township
Franklin County
Indianapolis
L. B. Cochenour
Washington Township
Starke County
Knox
C. M. Silver
Bigger Township
Jennings County
John M. Sarver
Johnson Township
Scott County
QO. K
F. M. Coplen
Newcastle Township
Fulton County
Carson M. Mann
Niles Township
Delaware County
Mann
Lewis Barthel
Jefferson Township
Elkhart County
Charles Spies
Grant Township
Benton County
Court awards Indianapolis man five thousand dollars
William A. Smock of Indianapolis received 5000 dollars from a Hendricks county jury against American Car and Foundry company for personal injuries and breach of contract. Judge Roby affirmed the lower court while Judge Rabb dissented, suggesting possible appeal to the supreme court. Smock lost a hand in April 1906 and earlier accepted 350 dollars in settlement after being promised lifelong employment at 15 dollars weekly.
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William A. Smock
Indianapolis
Hendricks County
American Car and Foundry Company
Roby
Smock
Rabb
Supreme Court
Marshall to Speak From Church Pulpit
Governor T. R. Marshall will speak at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening on The Modern Puritan. The Governor Mount Memorial Bible class sponsors the talk, which has toured other cities including a prior YMCA Big Meeting. An organ recital by W. H. Donley precedes the address.
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First Presbyterian Church
T. R. Marshal
Governor Mount Memorial Bible Class
W. H. Donley
Airbrake Association closes meeting in Denison
The final Airbrake Association session was held Friday at the Denison hotel. Officers elected include President T L Burton New York first vice president W B Huntley Charlottesville VA second vice president H A Wablert San Antonio TX third vice president W J Hatch Montreal Canada Secretary F N Nellis Boston and treasurer Otto Best Nashville TN. Wives and daughters of members visited John Herron Art Institute Friday.
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Airbrake Association
Denison Hotel
T. L. Burton
New York
W. B. Huntley
Charlottesville
H. A. Wablert
San Antonio
Tex
W. J. Hatch
Montreal
Canada
F. N. Nellis
Boston
Trasurer
Otto Best
Nashville
Tenn
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Eadrick
Joseph B. Kealey
Leutenants
Dren
Bolt
Prosecutor
Baker
John W. Kealing
Science Agadmey
Foreign Lands
American National Bank
State Board of Accounts
Geo. F. Quick
Mord Carter
R. C. Downey
H. Taylor
Continental National Bank
North Meridian Street
the Hotel Kingston
Circle Park Hotel
A. J. Tron
Victor
L-Stewart Music CO
Bent Per
Careat
Piper Machine Co., Ine General Machinists
Peciel
Phew, al
John Heron Art Institute
John Herron Art Institute Fridary
Bea Sark Pettis Dry Goods CO
Bryce
Ater Cen Oneida Hotel
Meeker Bros
Rrbectehoce
Illinois Street
Washington St
Ohio
Illinois
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
East Market Street
ST. Deniss Broadway
1Th Street
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Hartmann’s
ARS
Delaware and
J. P. Mullally
Indianapolis Gas CO
Delury the Hatter
Kentucky Ave
North Illinois ST
Crais
Marris-Thompson CO
W. South St. Phence
Main
New
Pennsylvania Lines
Terre Haute
Brazil
Greencastle
Herbert A. Luckey
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