Strike breaking workers guarded by company at Pope Waverly plant
About two Chicago strike breakers sheltered at Craig's hotel on Washington Street fled Thursday night to avoid union picket restraint. They, with 23 companions, were brought to Indianapolis to fill Pope Waverly Motor Car plant machinist roles and were guarded constantly, fed at the factory, and ferried by company autos.
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Craig's
Washington St
Aneuae
Indianapolis
Chicago
Pope-Waverly Motor Car Company
Machinists’ Union
Ita
Pope-Waverly
Rallies Across Fourteen Indianapolis Churches Planned
Church leaders from fourteen Indianapolis congregations held a Thursday rally exchanging pulpits. Ministers announced a general rally on June 7 at Englewood Christian Church as a lead up to an October revival series.
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In@ienapolis
Englewood, Christian Church
Grape-Nuts Food Promoted For Digestive Health
An old promotional piece explains that white bread’s starch harms digestion and that Grape-Nuts uses whole wheat and barley with natural diastase to pre digest starch. It claims benefits after one to two weeks, including improved strength and digestion, with emphasis on digestion outside the body and no artificial ingredients.
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Rannot
Clad in Barrel Man Enters City in Odd Stunt
In Montgomery Alabama May a local resident known as Major William Darrell entered town wearing a sugar barrel. He and Watson King were strolling near Smithers Creek when pickpockets struck, stealing clothing money watches and other items as they swam. The major then returned to town for help with a barrel.
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Scrippa
Truant Officer Delsenroth Doused In Dough Clash
Truant officer Henry Delsenroth confronted Maggie Mullock outside a dwelling in Jeddo known as Blue Blazes while enforcing school attendance. Maggie resisted and the officer was smeared with dough as women from Blue Blazes helped restore the scene and return the girl to her mother who speaks little English. The escape ended with the girl taken to the schoolhouse and the officer’s uniform damaged.
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Mabanofy City
Henry Delsenroth
Foster Wwnship
Jeddo
Maggie Mullock
Maggie
Cane
Magele
Deisenroth
Great coal combine rumor linked to Morgan Frick
A Wall Street report says a vast coal combine with capital likely over 1 billion will be financed in Europe under J P Morgan's guidance while Henry C Frick would head the company. It plans a New Jersey incorporation with nominal capital and would separate anthracite lands from railroads with several lines named as interested parties.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Reporta Current
Wall St
Europe
D. Flerpont Morgan
Henry C. Frick
New Enterprize
Ambush Bloodhounds in New Hampshire Depository
Poor legible text describes a violent ambush as Black residents Joe and Henry Toler flee a mob of white men near New Homa Church. Bloodhounds were set on their trail and the captives fed to a tree. Authorities seek a double-toueder.
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Miss
Joe
Henry Toler
New Homa Church
Alfonso Greets Future Bride Ena in Spain Arrival
King Alfonso and Princess Ena arrive amid cheering crowds in Guipuzcoa as Ena journeys from Calais to meet the monarch. Princess Ena to stay at the Pardo villa until the marriage ceremony next Thursday. Delegations greet the future queen at Plantio station and accompany her to the villa.
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Ena
Pardo Villa
Spain
Alfonso
Battenberg
Calais
Altonso
Henry
Guipuzcos
Iran
Madrid
Princesa Ena
Klogs
Mimerdue
Mgataeleg
Alfones
Prince Asturias
Plantia
Paravilla
Plantio
Patio Villa
Fort Wayne Man Ends Life in Peru Home
Harmon White man from Fort Wayne committed suicide in Peru today by ingesting carbolic acid at his sister’s residence Butte Whiteman. No reason is known for the act.
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Harmon Whiteman
Peru
Ind
S—Harmon Whiteman
Fort Wayne
Butte Whiteman
Another Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A patient reports severe leg ulcers and pain, with a doctor stating a bad case. After trying Cuticura Remedies, symptoms eased, limbs healed, and the writer believes the treatment cured them. The testimonial asserts long-term benefit and urges others to use Cuticura products.
Cured Of Chapped Hands Report From Hogar Some Cure
A brief note describes a patient cured of severe hand chapping after a printed remedy. The account emphasizes relief after applying a treatment from an old healer and urges others with similar sores to try the same remedy.
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Pio
Feng
Wealthy Kentucky heir missing with grandniece in New York
Distant relatives search for William N. Watson of Logan county Kentucky who left his home with grandniece known by aliases. Lawyer Joab N. Banton prepares habeas corpus actions while Texas relatives fear undue influence and loss of access to his fortune. A Kentucky apartment scene involving Mrs. Helen Kockrum alias Mrs. White Browning is described as the pair escorted the frail man to an elevator.
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Sun
New York
Wilam N. Wagon
McLeod's Station
Lagan County
Kentucky
Joab N. Banton
Navsaite St
Texas
Pers Song
Banton
A. W. Proctor
Grosbeck
Tex
Mr. Watson
Watson
Proctor
Logan County
William N. Watson
Helen Kockum
White
Browning
Hia
Orrie White
Art Worth
Helen Kockrum
Bruchette
Victoria
Istthat
W. N. Watson
Robbers Loot South Whitley Post Office
In South Whitley Indiana on May 25 robbers struck the post office at an early hour and carried off several hundred dollars in cash and stamps before making their escape.
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Oma
South
Whitley
Ind
Héra
City News Mishmash of Offense and Flight in One Day
A chaotic City News item reports Willie Wilting and a 15 year old Claude Bradford involved in a testing ride incident with steel, a hospital repair reference, William Weblerman facing desertion charges, Mary Wahlereian seeking divorce, Henry Gannon suffered apoplexy after leaving Noapital, a man named William Eliott Red jailed by a patrolman, a Lowaa shooting incident, Apollo B Ingling accusing his wife of infidelity and seeking divorce, Mary L Briedenbach seeking divorce from a drinking husband, Walter Hecker injured falling from a bridge and undergoing trephining and related medical notes.
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Willie Wilting
Claude Bradford
Hutted
Ae - City Hospital
Archibald Firm Plans Major Store Expansion in Indianapolis
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co, silkily expanding from a three-floor men’s and women’s furnishings store at 3% E. Washington, will occupy ground floor and basement of the American National Bank building, with a September 1 occupancy. The second floor becomes women’s department, merchant tailoring moves to the old second floor, and the entire third floor will house the men’s department. Two new floors with modern fittings will be added to enlarge space for women’s furnishings and millinery, while the present first floor remains unchanged.
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Alge
Archibald
Indianapolis
Negro pastor denied entry at Princeton banquet
Philadelphia pastor Dr Mathews Anderson, a Berean Presbyterian minister and Princeton graduate, was barred from a Princeton ministerial alumni banquet by racial prejudice. He may seek action from the General Assembly. Also advertised is a $1.25 shirtwaist toy valued at $178 in stock for Raabe tomorrow.
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serippe-PleRaa
Dea Movins
Matthews Anderson
Berean Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton University
Danequet
Princeton
Anderson
General Assembly
Raabe
Palmer WC U meeting and Friday events in Indianapolis
Public notices list events including Palmer W C U meeting Friday afternoon at 135 Retner Street and various church socials and memorial services. Also scheduled are folk lore concerts, a May festival at Tomlinson Hall, a dinner at the Commercial Club with Dr Andrew D White as guest, and Masonic rites in Indianapolis with district officers and local members named.
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Palmer WC. T OU
Wiliam A. Quayle
Caleb Mill Hall
Capitol Ave. Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Central Christ In Church
Perfora
Woman's Association of Meridianal Church
Henry A. Back
N. Meridian-at
Capitol-ave
M. F
Ars
Thirtleth-at
Tomlinson Hall
Second Christian Church
John F. Buckle
Fletcher Price Church
Maryland
Indiana College Association
Commercial Club
Andrew D. ‘White
White
United States
A. D. White
St. Petersburg
Contemporary Club
Russia
Carl Schurs
Indianapolia
Grand Lodge
Lincoln Park
Chicago
WII
Indianapolis
Hewitt H. Howland
Mise Annm Nicholas
John M. Judah
F. BR. Kauts
H. J. Milligan
T. L. Chambers
F. C. Dorsey
Mra
Julia H. Moore
M. E. Moores
Morris Ross
George T. Porter
John Perrin
Mayshipp
Richiard Smith
Evans Woollen
San Francisco Banker’s Son Arrested for Manslaughter
Ernest Denicke, son of E A Denicke, a San Francisco banker and captain, was arrested on a manslaughter charge after a shooting on the Lombard Street Wharf. Denicke, wearing a U S Army lieutenant uniform, admitted the shooting but refused to discuss details and has secured counsel. He was later released on $5000 bond.
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Bevippe-McRae
Ban Francisco
Ernest Denicke
E. A. Denicke
San Francisco
Denicke
Honda
Denicka
Moa
United States Army
Lombardst
Rafaud
G A R Reunion Ends Elects New Officers in Indiana
Special to The Sea reports the Indiana G A R encampment in Lafayette May 3 electing officers for the Department and presenting delegates to the national encampment. Names include E R Brown Monticelli as Department commander and George W Coward Jeffersonville as it senior vice commander, with numerous district delegates. The W R C and Ladies of the G A R also chose officers led by President Mrs Alice Waugh Tipton and President Mrs Kate Browning Lafayette, respectively.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
G. A
E. R. Brown
Monticelli
Benior
A B. McCormick
Jenior
George W. Coward
Jeffersonville
N. Hamilten
Cons
Neraville
J. E. Bell
Columbus
Council of
B M. Henen
Fu Wayne
Wiliam N. Cochran
Andrew Fite
New Albany
Chasoff
Elvanaville
C. W
Mra
Alice Waugh
Tipton
Funior
Emma Atydebaker
Bluffton
Jessie Grove
Mra McCombe
Warsaw
Mumbai
EB. Wathen
G. A. ER
Kites Browning
Vicw
Pearl Wright
Lomanport
Ivy Wageoner
Washington
Emma Deach
Aurora
Mary Saylor
Rensselaer
Ora Que
FR. Beals
Fort Wayne
Browning
Lutton Eil
Indiana Loses Again Special Edition Brief
Indiana suffers another defeat as details remain unclear in a fragmented report. The brief mentions the ADA context and a possible reference to May B or related figures, but specifics are not fully readable.
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Indiana
Ada
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G.A.R. Reunion
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Kenland
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Twelfth
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J. B. Youms
Butler
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