State Veterans Take Lafayette State Veterans Visit
Lafayette hosts G A R state encampment with 90 visitors, a big parade, two campfires at the Coliseum and opera house, and receptions at Lafayette High School and the Larm House. Officers elected for Indiana regiments. many visitors sleep in hotel lobbies due to crowds.
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Lafayette
Ind
Naga
Ina
Visitoya
Harry
Ores Will de Bald
Coliseum
Opera House
Grand Opera House
Callaeum
Knightatown Band
Conrad Hassel
Fanny ‘. McLaygoith
Shiloh
George Musnon
Frederika Wood
Rheinberger Quartet
Win Bela T
Durbin
Bertha Hidgely
Thomas Lonergan
Prof
J. Meyer
Mark B
de Moris
F. T. McLaugan
McConnell
Edward Molloy
W. H. Mershon
R. G
W. Roc
GA. R
Lafayette High School
Lanr Rouse
Indiana
Heventeeath
Indiana Regiment Agnecing Uden
W. H. Fisher
Franklin
Ann
F. M. van Pelt
Ernon
John F. Gable
Maxotrensurer
J. G. Hendricks
Frank UN
F. M. MecClong
Winamac
Leon
Fortieth Indiana Infantry
McKenzie
Plainfeld
James
Reeves
Westpoint
Jesse Kneet
Lebanon
Chris
J. A. Stillwell
Craw
Joseph Walgh
Orrerhein
Fred Cala
Pine Village
Campbell
Ter- Buse
Caleb Thayer
Shadeland
J. W. Jennings
Hatile Ground
J. W. Blake
Frankfort
Jonn F. Luddington
G. T Murphy
Conyers
Mjeventh
Indiana Cavalry
F. . Philips
BE. W. Cattla
Pendleton
C. M. Burns
Dhare
Chalra
Huns Tested by State Board in Licensure Exam
Sixteen physicians and students sought licenses from the State Board of Medical Examiners at the statehouse. It was the largest class in the board’s history aside from one other. On Wednesday four women, Hungarians and Poles from Hammond East Chicago and South Bend, took the midwife exam. Because they could not take the test in English, questions were sent to Chicago for translation and the papers will be sent there to be graded.
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State Board of Medical Examinas
Monamt
Statehouse
Hammond
East Chicago
South Bend
Chicago
Miss Addams Urges Play Gardens for Child Education
Miss Jane Addams spoke Tuesday night at Caleb Milly hall to over 2,000 teachers and residents, urging schools to use playgrounds and experiment gardens to educate children. She warned adults to understand children’s primitive, vivid lives and urges more public playgrounds to aid physical and social development.
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Jane Addams
Caleb Milly Hall
Harity
Miss Addams
Fehild
Wilkin
Hite
Tha Prest
Ann Nnieanes
Miss Addama
Both Sides Agree To Wait On Injunction In Indianapolis
In superior court on Wednesday a compromise settled the dispute over Charles George’s plan to build a stable at EB Washington St and Jefferson Ave. The city agrees not to harass George during the final hearing while awaiting a pending amended ordinance tightening setback rules. City Attorney Matson seeks time to study the ordinance. George cannot proceed until the case resumes.
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City of
Indian Apolis
Washingtonst
Jefferson Ave
Charles George
Wedneay Day
George
Frederick FH. Matson
Black suspect fatally wounded after chase in Blanchard
Sheriff Ward reports Tot Hacknon, a Black man, was arrested Monday evening near Blanchard just north of Shreveport for highway robbery. He was chained for the night and later fatally hurt as the posse pursued him. The incident followed accusations of robbing a white boy on the public road.
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New Orleane
Sherii Ward
Blanchard
Shreveport
Tot Hacknon
Burglar Driven Out By Woman After Revolver Threat
Miss Mary Dickey and her mother, caretakers at Dr. Calvin Fletcher’s Philadelphia home, awakened to a masked burglar who forced silence with a revolver then fled through a side window as the victim and her mother called for help. The assailant, described as a black burglar, escaped into the night. the home will keep a guard after the incident.
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Mary F. Dickty
Deec
Dr. C. 1
Fletcher
Pennsylvania-al
Miss Dickey
Calvin Fletcher
Girl Saves Drowning Woman in Riverside Canoe Incident
In a Riverside river rescue, Ming Marie Flamin and Sherman McKenney acted with bravery as two inexperienced canoeists capsized. Miss Pfaffin reached the submerged swimmer, pulling her from the water while bystanders assisted to shore. The saved woman revived after minutes of effort and declined to name her rescuer.
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Ming Marie Flamin
Riverside
Sherman McKenney
Big Four
Are Kerdam
Wan Faney
Mies PfaMin
Connon
Eilen Plain
Indictments Quashed in Hanging Rock Murder Case
The indictments against Mrs. Margaret Gindelsperger of Hanging Rock and Karl Ballard of Westerville for the murder of Alexander Gindelsperger were quashed this morning. Mrs. Gindelsperger was found guilty last spring and served eight months of an eight year sentence before the court granted a new trial. The case remains unsolved.
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van Chillicothe
Margaret Gindelsperger
Hanging Rock
Karl Ballard
Westerville
Alexander Gindelsperger
Feller Says Moving Cheaper Than Paying Rent
A local remark picks apart the idea of paying rent versus moving, noting that the speaker likely spoke in a humorous or rustic tone about a bachelor lifestyle and housing costs.
Fire destroys Reese-Snider Lumber yards in Terre Haute
A Terre Haute Ind dramatic blaze at Reese-Snider Lumber yards caused about 100000 in damage. The fire started early in the morning and rapidly spread, threatening nearby homes as residents fled in scant attire. Firefighters gained control after hours, with shingles burned and insurers minimal at twenty dollars.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Reese-Snider Lumber
Pilsning
Indiana printing industry totals and Marion County output
State statistics by Joseph H. Stubbs detail Indiana printing and newspaper activity. Factories total 8 207 with product value 383 054 405 dollars. daily and weekly papers listed, plus Indianapolis specifics. Marion County accounts for 888 factories with 21 000 wages and 42 million in product value. Memorial Day observance planned at Holy Cross cemetery with Knights of Columbus and others performing ceremonies and flowers.
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Joseph H. Stubbs
Indiana
Englad
Bay
St Neml-Weenkly
BSAA
Terry
Marion County
Ma- Alon County
Indianapolis
Knights of Columboa
The
Young, Sensinativnte
Theeather Mathur
Holy Croxe Cemetery
Emmet Kelleher
M. J. Gorman
A. Rinrdore
W. 4. Calvert
M. F. Haipla
W. M. Fornrty
Reigade Band
C. J. Murphy
G. A. FR
Land's
Aulite
Ross’ Brigade
Father Gorman
J. Kelleher
Caromantles
Cornerstone Laying Ceremony for Knights of Pythias Lodge No 54
Lodge No 54 Knights of Pythias to lay cornerstone of new castle hall on B Ohio St between Pennsylvania and Delaware with Governor Hanly and Mayor Rookwalter to speak. Ceremony includes Bible fragment from ruined Pennsylvanian and Magketats hall, charter, petition names, and historical items. building described as stone and brick in modern style.
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New Castle Hall
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Will. Lax
B. Ohio St
Pennsylvania
Frank G. Dunton
Gov
Hanly
Rookwalter
Castle Hall
Pennsylvanian and
Magketats
Edward ©. Shroer
Lodge
Jnambern
Indianapolis
PROHIS CHEER THEIR LEADERS AT STATE MEETING
A historic party gathering outlines afternoon sessions with nominations for state officers and judges. The program lists candidates for secretary of state treasurer attorney general and supreme court posts, followed by appellate nominations and acceptance ceremonies.
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Fallowa
Becremry
Maitar
Supreme Court
Suvprema
Ftrat
Supremé Court
Strat District Tye
Atate
Newcomb the Orator Wins Indiana State Contest
Newcomb of Taylor University Toland wins the Indiana state title in the Interstate oratorical contest under the Prohibition party. Johnny G. Henson DePauw Miss Vesta Simmons Indiana University Elmer Palmer Butler Edgar Miley Moorea Hi College also place with prizes. Judges include Harry G. HU Rev Re Foster Stone and Benjamin FP Watson. The first prize winner advances to the interstate contest at Grave City May 2.
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James 3
Elmer Palmer
Butler College
Otth
Edgar C. Miley
Moorea Hi College
H. Earl Moore
Dasperation
Judais
Harry G. HU
Re Foster Stone
Benjamin FP
Watson
Charles Ro Jones
FW. Lough
Grave City
City Record of births and deaths in a day
A city record lists numerous birth notices with parent names and addresses, including Armand and Ketelle Armand a boy at 741 Station and others. The death notices name individuals such as Oncar Swift cerebral hemorrhage at 1017 Jefferson and Dolores Valdez lobar pneumonia, with ages and locations.
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Oncar Swift
Jefferson
Eme May Stettler
Philir
Hilgenberg
N. Capitol
Dolores Valdez
City Hospital
Lobar
Pneumonis
Jonanwares Larkin
Bates
Revolt Clash Reports in Poland and Europe
Reported fighting near Pulawy between revolutionaries and Cossack patrols in Poland. Details describe explosions and gunfire as forces clash, with casualties and men wounded. Separate notes mention building permits and repairs in U S towns, including Oxford and Chestnut, with residents listed and project types.
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P. Bolling
W. Tenth
An. B. M. Sebvert
Eugene
Gaeorne
Beadalllon
Buck
Bradbury
Pulawy
Tabihin
Central
Calved Hare
Ter Brook
Ballion
Meridia
Conmicks
Mellesa
Sion
Meiteas E. Sloan
Lee Piteas Oan
Iran
Vigo
Wiss
Maharaja at Capital Scrippes Met by Officials
The Gaekwar Maharaja of Baroda, his wife, and a retinue arrived in Washington from New York last night. He will follow protocol with the president, greet officials, and likely visit Mount Vernon by river trip during his stay.
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Scrippes Mettine Treay
Washington
Gaekwar Maharaja
Harada
New York
Mount Vernon
Sisters sue brothers in novel docket divorce case
Two sisters who married mothers have filed for divorce as part of a docket entry today. The suit names Nelle Swafford and William L. Swafford versus Oscne Swatterd, alleging grounds for dissolution and seeking relief as part of the regional court’s yearlong calendar.
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Nelle
William L. Swafford
Oscne
Congressional Ticket Named in Indiana District Meetings
The state central committee outlined plans to deploy advance agents for township speeches in the race for congress. District ticket picks include Thomas H. Rises in the First, William H. Hill in the Second, Theodore J. Schrode in the Third, Butram W. Conn etley in the Fourth, Willa Bond and Benjamin F. Dalley in the Fifth, Frank D. Miuse in the Eighth, John J. Dean in the Ninth, J. B. Barr and Earl Parr in the Tenth, Lev T. Pennington in the Eleventh, George Cowley Ulmer in the Twelfth, and Isaac G. Shaw in the Thirteenth. New committee members are C. M. Croft and Barney Uline with Frank Huadlay added as Fourth district committeeman.
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Thomas H. Rises
Princeton
William H. Hill
Vincennes
Theodore J. Schrode
New Albany
Butram W. Connetley
Milam
Willa Bond
Mooresville
Steth
Benjamin F. Dalley
Greenfield
Frank D. Miuse
Daleville
John J. Dean
Weatfield
J. B. Barr
Whiteland
Frank Huadlay
Seymour
Barney Uline
Nappanee
Titeenth
W. F. Switner
City News Morrinst and Public Works Schedule
Local report notes Morrinst Savings and Loan No 2 placed under receiver for 31000. Divorce actions involve John A Wilson against Mary A Willson with prior divorces claimed. Citizens and city officials convene Thursday afternoon to discuss street repairs on Washington Street between Rural and State. Insurance inspectors and fire department will inspect safety measures.
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Atrest Cap
City oMhers
Board of 1 Public Works
Robbery at Post Office Sparks Broad Inquiry
Miss Alice Henry of Metbaurna Australia touring juvenile court. Clarence D. Cline held as accomplice to W. Schwarta in congas ter testing. Bankrupt Lewis P. Battefold claims ownership of 37 812.42 and clothes. authorities pursue details. Burglar fled from a dormitory at Joseph's Training School. Police seek facts about Capitol avenue robbery and stamps and cash taken from post office. Ridney B. Smith sues for 5 dollars in malicious prosecution. Relves arrested for opening bad checks.
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Alice Henry
Metbaurna
Australia
Clarence D. Cline
W. Schwarta
Lewis P. Battefold
Askengeatmotion
Anty
Hotel Green Burns In Texas Blaze
Mount Vernon Texas May 3 The Hotel Green a two story brick structure was destroyed by fire last night. Fire authorities say the blaze was brought under control with the building heavily damaged and all guests and occupants escaped unharmed.
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Berippe-Meser
Dewey Relative Among Expelled at Andover Academy
May 3 at Andover Bass district reports that after an investigation into a ducking incident at Phippa Inn Rabbic pond, several students, including Harrison W. Dewey of Montpelier, Vermont, grandchild of Admiral Dewey, were expelled. Some students intend to leave. others hurried to pack belongings as rumors of trouble circulated.
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Scrippe-McMae
Andover
Bass
Ashe
Stuart
Phippa Inn
Inn Rabbic Pond
Academy
Harrison W. Dewey
Montpelier
Grandann
Admiral Dewey
Waltraxn Warind
Girl Breaks Horses At Willow Lake Ranch Heroine Vet Training
Mine Winona Von Ohl, a 12 year old rider, has gained fame for taming difficult horses at Willow Lake Ranch. She learned by observation with no formal training, relying on gentleness and confidence to calm even the worst broncos, often riding them after spring shipments arrive.
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Willow Lake Ranch
Winnoaah von Ohl
Mige van Onis
Han
South Axon
Winnonahy
Taylor Tells Of Trip To Alaska Mining Areas
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor reports a water population range in the leitux between 230 and 2008. He notes that during active operations and when miners come from nearby regions, the population can reach about 10,000.
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Taylor
Scripps-McRae Prvas Association
Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
Wrecked by Robbers at Lexington Cafe
Early today in Lexington a post office building was broken into by burglars who wrecked the cafe and building with two jeering actions. The robbers stole $50 in cash and escaped. Local officials investigate the incident and review security footage.
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Lexington
Arrest Warrants Target Seven Anarchists in Baltimore
Warrant requests issued to arrest seven anarchists in Baltimore as authorities seek deportation to Italy. Commissioner General Frank T. Sergent of the bureau of immigration coordinated with local officials, who had been watching anarchists who entered the United States in the recent months and planned to host an international congress.
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Scrippe-McRine Press Association
Washington
Baltimore
Italy
Frank TP
Sergent
Bureau of Amiration
Socom
Reading Company Denounces Graft In Rail Oversight
Philadelphia May 2 Gevre Haer president of the Philadelphia Heating road declares Reading company will not tolerate graft by its officers and praises the honesty of the Reading rail system. He asserts other railways would face scrutiny if as honest. The statement frames a forthcoming review by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Reading
Ita
Richet
Railroad Time Cards for Cincinnati Division and Routes
Fragmented timetable notes show schedules and arrivals for the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton line, Springfield division, and New York Central route. Partial times, origins in Cincinnati and Indianapolis, with arrivals at Toledo, Detroit, and other hubs. Confusing OCR data mentions 4:00 am departures, 2:80 pm arrivals, and multiple city pairs. Exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Aline
Indianepalla
Indianapolla
Indianapola
Springfield
Deester
Indianapolle
Jose
Arcive
Todianapolia
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State Board
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Black
Gari
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Ener Anne —Ietton
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Reese
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Indianarotia
Charles E. Buxton
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Wada
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Starian
W. W. Wyrick
Angola
Newcomb
Orator
Taylor University
Willam
Ketelle Armand
W. Wenty-Aalh
Charles Ro
Lennie Coats
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Jefternan
Lovell
Emma Crabtree
SB Kenwood
Lydia Borgmann
Spruce
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Keystone
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Ert
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Maryland
Mary Propst
Fannie McKaster
John W
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Sagi Mane Driscallise
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Beniayant Esparvite Minar, Jr
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Charles A. “Tusaent
Sepyie L. Metort
Oliver R. Tooley
Eva Exvott
Williem
H. Bouse
Mary E. Young
Judlis
Thea Hummel
Marie ‘Agnes Bchetske
Christ H. Gresser
Clara H. G. Wolf
Frank Stettler
Mattie E. Allison
George W. Lee, Jr
Mattie Hines
Atin A. Ruble
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F. Lorash
Hazel W. Mayer
Edward W. Bruns
Ida Steinford
Sue Brothers
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City News
Morrinst, Savings and Loan Association No. 2 Limited
John A. Wilson
Sutna
Mary A. Willson
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Theodore Meyer
Meyer
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Board of Public Works
Washington St
Stippe- Merle Cree
Bunker Hill
Len Hern
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Mary
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Altmanna
Allen
Ridney B. Smith
Harmon
A. W. Relves
Armour's
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Wholesale di Ces
Masa
N. Delawareen
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Alabama
Dame Ben
Dewey
Bronco
Yana Len
Miss von Onl
von Onl
New Jersey
Yoost Hotel
Ronest
Treme Association
Tima
N. Y
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N.Y
Boar
Gasam Butt
Bint
Beg
Toledo
Mom
Detroit
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Ity Teka
Ialanape
Lamve
Areive
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