Children’s Aid in Indianapolis Seeks Funds for 1910 11
The Children's Aid Association of Indianapolis seeks about $12,000 for the year, with $800 for the employment bureau which in 1909 aided 500 youths with wages totaling $18,497.91. The child protection and recreation departments also seek funds, plus $3,000 for pure milk mission and $3,000 for general operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Association of
Indanapolis
Recreation Department
Child Protection Department
Gus Rahke
Indiana
W. H. Lockwood
Pure Milk Mission
Pure Milk Commission
Ihe
Associatio
Visitatio
Oid Association
Ney
Mail boxes on rural routes criticized at Indiana meeting
Pen E. Clark of Marion told a Denison hotel meeting of the Indiana State Association of Assistant Postmasters that rural route mail boxes are neglected and not properly maintained. He cited Fort Wayne Evansville Logansport and Indianapolis as exceptions and urged a proper box system as a top service issue. Officers elected include John E. Clark of Muncie president with B. L. Craw of Fort Wayne as vice president and Frank Logansport as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen E. Clark
Marion
Indiana State Association
Bodgtmasters
Denison Hotel
Work
Fort @yne
Evansville
Logansport
Inanapolis
Clark
John E. Clark
Muncie
Isident
B. L. Craw
Fort Irne
Frank
News Eyes Weaver in Indiana Prosecutor Race
James W. Noel, speaking at a Washington township Republican meeting, backs John Weaver for prosecutor and hints the Indianapolis News will oppose nominees not on its slate. Headrick urged to run for legislature, while Kealing and Davis are accused of pressuring for Weaver. Voting hours set, with concerns about late openings affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Noel
Washington Township
John Weaver
Mr. Noel
Hhis
Indianapolis News
Riepublican
Myr. Noel
W. D. Headrick
Beveridge
Wallace
Brown
Indianapolis
Missing 13 year old son prompts tense police call
At 1 a.m. Saturday a grieving father Thomas Dickson of 3640 Graceland avenue begged Desk Sergt Schafer at police headquarters to locate his son Thomas Jr. The mother sobbed nearby as authorities said the boy left for school Friday and may be away by choice, though the family fears foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Schafer
Thomas Dickson
Graceland Avenue
Thomas, Jr
Shippers Fight Increases In Freight Rates
About one hundred members of the Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers association met at the Claypool hotel to form a committee to petition the Railroad commission of Indiana protesting elevated freight rates planned to take effect June 1. Railroads across the state have agreed to boosts from 5 to 10 cents per ton, averaging 8 cents, risking thousands in losses for manufacturers as coal prices rise and consumer costs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Manufacturers’ and Shippers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Railroad Commission of Indiana
J. V. Zartman
Association
Railroad Commission
Condrey Pushes Road Plan for Marion County District One
Will J. Condrey, Republican candidate for First district commissioner, urges better roads and modern cottages at the Marion county poor farm to modernize facilities and house inmates. The platform emphasizes upgraded infrastructure and humane housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Poor Farm
Will J. Condrey
County Poor Farm
Millers Convention to discuss modern grain products
Indiana millers gather at the Denison hotel May 23 24 to hear talks on flour making purity laws transportation and sales. Leaders include John F Russell Samuel Lewis Shank and B W Marr with Purdue experts and federation officers outlining production quality and marketing strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Denison Hotel
J. W. Zartman
Indianapolis
J. W. Zartman Oil Company
A. L. Goetzmann
Chicago
Millers’ National ‘Federation
W. J. Jones, Jr
Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Purdue University Superintendent Agricultural Extension
Comet musical show draws strong audience at YMCA
The Geneva club presented a one act comedy titled The Comet amid a variety program of acrobats magicians and musical acts. Highlights included Miss Eleanor Cox singing Lottie and a star turn by Tauck in dialect. The performance funds delegates to the Boys conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin with a repeat show planned for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Club
Paul Craig
Sherman
Keys
Marcell and
Bennett
Horn
Association
Wallace Brothers
M. C. A. Minstrels
A. L. Ward
W. C. Bliss
Roy Burtch
Jonn Lauck
Mr. Tauck
Eleanor Cox
Lottie
Lake Geneva
Wis
Riverside Beach to Offer All New Season Attractions
Beach officials announce a full season overhaul at Riverside Beach with new sand from Lake Michigan, fresh concessions including a Japanese village led by Tikira Tiamoto, and two new bathing suit designs The Comet and The Chantecler The plan includes day and evening band concerts and a lineup spanning rag time to grand opera, all aimed at boosting summer crowds despite late-season weather slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Brown
Riverside Bathing Beach
Old Sol
Phil
Riverside Beach
Lake Michigan
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Tikira Tiamoto
United States
Bass Nurseries Started In Marion County Riverside Hatchery
The Marion County Fish and Game Protective association develops bass nests and will release about 30,000 young bass into White river this spring. Riverside park board supports a hatchery with 10,000 black perch released into White river. Hatchery supervised by the association. visitors welcome. directions via the Thirtieth street bridge and west river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
White River
George Berg, Jr
Riverside
Park Board
John R. Lease
All Is Not Fair in This Love Case
Charles Tuttle of 824 Chase Street aided a June marriage by filing an affidavit on Dora Smith’s age. Dora’s father, George Smith, had the groom arrested after discovering she was 16 at marriage. Detectives Hauser Mullin and Askin escorted Tuttle to the city jail as he claimed he believed she was 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tuttle
Chase Street
Cupid
Dora Smith
Jesse Kersner
Tuttle
George T. Smith
Nordyke Avenue
Hauser
Mullin
Askin
Indiana Guard Officers Advanced in Promotions
Sergt H L Lenox of Company IL Second Infantry Indiana National Guard Lebanon becomes second lieutenant T A Hendricks of Company K First Infantry Martinsville promoted to first lieutenant A T Crone of same company becomes captain following W E Clarks resignation New commissions issued to G H Healey Company M Third Infantry Rensselaer and to C E Bowen Company E Second Infantry at Franklin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lenox
Second Infantry
Indiana National Guard
Lebanon
T. A. Hendricks
First Infantry
Martinsville
A. T. Crone
W. E. Clark
G. H. Healey
Rensselaer
C. E. Bowen
Franklin
Man Died In Hospital Revisions City Address
Harry Lindsey died in Haughville hospital last Tuesday. He resided at 1132 Centennial Street, correcting earlier police reports that placed him in a room above a West Michigan Street saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lindsey
Haughville
Centennial Street
West Michigan Street
Motor Gar Plant Will Not Be Moved
The American Motor Car Company's plant will stay in Indianapolis and not move to Lafayette. Plans to relocate were stopped after President Longaker found Lafayette bank accommodations inadequate. A $15,000 damage suit was filed in superior court against Harry C. Block by Josie Hawley of Madison, Indiana, alleging an automobile collision at Illinois and Market streets in October 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motor Car Company
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Longaker
Harry C. Block
Josie Hawley
Madison, Ind
Illinois and
Market Street
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Children’s Aid
Astoria
Noel Speech
Headrick
Sergeant
Indiana Association
Gondrey
John F. Russell
Samuel Lewis Shank
Greensburg
John Nicholson
B. W. Marr
Columbus
Gwinn Milling Company
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
C. J. Jenkins
Noblesville
George H. Lewis
Lawrenceburg
W. L. Sparks
Terre Haute
Y. M. C. A. Auditorium
Bather
County Fish and Game Protective Association
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
East Market Street
Hartmann’s
Hi Sark
Indiana’s
Bryce
Est
Walter Ehlers
South
Ilinels St
Shank
E. Washington St
Indianapolis Gas Co
Victor
Talking Machine
Ictors
Walschnes
L-Stewart Music CO
Orth Pennsylvania Street
Delury the Hatter
Kentucky Ave
North Illinois ST
Denise
Broadway
Ith
New York City
Wanamaker
WM. Taylor & Son
C. Koehring & Bro
Motor Gar
Geo. F. Quick
Mord Carter
C. Downey
A. H. Taylor
The
Continental National Bank
North Meridian Street
Aise Ae
the Hotel Kingston
Circle Park Hotel
A. J. Tron
Ohio
Illinois
Bartholomew D. Brooks
South Bend
Roe
Union Station
Michigan City
Rochester
Lake Crossing
Plymouth
Peru
Tipton
L.E
Vw.r.r
Center Township
W. C. McKinney
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