Shortridge Boys Schedule Big Games Return of Doug Dean
Shortridge rebounding with Doug Dean and Masters back on the squad after last season's star play. A loss to Marion has fired the team to sharpen defense as they prepare for Hanover next Saturday and a series of tests with Louisville training school Washington and Louisville High School. Big crowds expected for the fall football push.
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Masters
Marion
Hanover
Evey
Louisville
Washington
University of Indianapolis
Anite of
Kentucky
Dame Recovers From Gare With Medics Half-Squad Works Out
Notre Dame has not fully recovered from the gare incident as medics assist and a small squad completes practice on Monday amid cautious readiness for upcoming events.
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E Dame
Lucien Appleby Wins Lakeside Feature at Chicago Monday
Ed Lucien Appleby won the Lakeside course feature over a mile and a sixteenth by a neck at Chicago on Monday. January 31 marks racing to begin in Los Angeles for 40 days with a $1000 opening handicap and at least a $300 minimum purse. Latonia saw strong public play with 15 bookmakers and only two favorites failing.
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Lakeside
Chicago
Los Angeles
Latonia
Watkins Plans Surprise After Thanksiving With Baseball Standstill
Watkins promises good news for fans after a thanksgiving period as he says baseball should rest while the public follows football. Dave Fultz reportedly signed by New York club and received a $1000 advance from an American league team. Tommy Leach tells Barney Dreyfuss he will stay with Pittsburgh after previously signing with the American league and returning contract money.
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Dave Fultz
New York
Tommy Leach
Cleveland
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Leach
Boxing and Wrestling Roundup in Chicago and Quin City
Harry Forbes defends bantamweight title by defeating two opponents Monday night in Chicago. Harvey Parker the little demon wrestler throws Frank Prindle at the Empire. Steinmetz and Parker set a wrestling finish for Tuesday. Hughey McGovern defeats Griff Jones in Qua ker City with an six round ending. Jim Corbett denied Y M C A training quarters and will train at the German house due to a club rule barring professional pugilists.
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Little Demon
Frank Prindle
the Empire
Steinmetz
Parker
Hughey McGovern
Terry
Griff Jones
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Jones
Jim Corbett
Grand in for a week of Corbett vaudeville in Indianapolis
James J. Corbett headlines a week of vaudeville at the Grand theater with afternoon and evening dress shows. Nora Bayes, the three Meers, the Parmene brothers, and ventriloquist Edward F. Reynard also perform in a program featuring the convict stripes melodrama In convict stripes and a rescue scene that ends happily.
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Corbett
Nora Bayes
Miss Bayes
Nancy Brown
New York
Three Meers
London
Parmene Brothers
Paris
Edward F. Reynard
Indianapolis
Local stage notes feature Annie Glocker and baton twirlers
The passage praises Annie Glocker and twirlers as standout performers on Indianapolis stages last season now improved. Collins and North appear a touch tired with a sketch that lacks originality though the show uses catchy music and should attract large crowds. A recurring production of Way Down East was performed at English's on Monday to a modest audience with familiar characters.
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Annie Glocker
Indianapolis
Collins
North
Billings Case Puzzle Puzzles City Doctors
Physicians at the City hospital faced a puzzling case with George Billings a traveling agent found unconscious in the Denison hotel lobby and later at Moran hotel. He alternated between coma and consciousness despite treatment and was diagnosed with araemic poisoning.
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City Hospital
George Billings
Denison
Billings
Moran Hotel
Schenk
Benefit for Frank Fisher at the Grand Theater
Manager Ziegler of the Grand plans a benefit for Frank Fisher the ill young actor at St Vincent's hospital in critical condition. His wife Gladys Clark and their daughter face financial hardship as Fisher may not perform again this season. Receipts from next Tuesday's show will be donated to the family with the Elks supporting a crowded fundraiser.
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the Grand
Frank Fisher
Gladys Clark
Fisher
Miss Clark
Pittsburg
Clark
the Elks
Lodge Raises Bears On His Ohio Farm
Akron Ohio November 4 Among zoological garden keepers and animal experts R H Lodge of Silverlake has succeeded in raising bears in captivity His nine bears live in two brick walled pits with connected dens The original pair arrived from Indians and Michigan fourte
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Bears
Ohio
Akron
Zoological Garden
R. H. Lodge
Silverlake
A. C. Kendel
Cleveland
Lake Superior
Michigan
Store Opens Late to Let Employees Vote in Passaic
Passaic New Jersey November 4 1924 store innovation Charles Mayer & Co closed until 10 am to permit staff to vote. In Garfield a burglary by sneaks broke into David Kanter’s house stealing 3500 in cash and several suits. family found semi conscious by a neighbor.
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Charles Mayer & Co
Passaic
N. J
Snesk
David Kanter
Garfield
Cracker Jacks Begin Week at Empire With Statuary Sale
The Cracker Jacks opened a week at the Empire Monday night in a varied program. The Mayo sisters performed song and dance with novelties, while the act concluded with a sale of statuary drawing audience interest.
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the Empire
Mayo Sisters
Charies
Frank Daniels on crutches after wreck delays Miss Simplicity
In Memphis at the Lyceum theater Frank Daniels and his Miss Simplicity company began their engagement after a wreck the prior day injured several principals and chorus members. Daniels danced on a crutch while Sophie Williams abandoned her solo and read her songs as others limped through.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank Daniels
Miss Simplicity” Opera Company
Lyceum Theater
Jackson
Miss
Daniels
Sophie Williams
Council Meeting Ends Without Quorum
The council met Monday night and called the roll but failed to attain a quorum and adjourned the session.
Indianapolis to New Orleans Rail Ticket Sale Dates
Indianapolis to New Orleans route via C MH D Ry tickets on sale November 4 8 9 and 10 with final return by November so two fast trains daily.
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New Orleans
D. Ry
Mit
Night School Reopens as Winter Session Begins
Night schools under J. C. Kent reopened Monday and will run three nights weekly through winter. </s> Offices of G. H. Thomas & Co. brokers in the law building were emptied by creditors Monday. Rev. T. M. McClung of Milton received transport aid from creditors. Brokers allegedly swindled the preacher out of 500 dollars. George H. Evans of Hoosier Milling will study the Chicago smoke consumer during a mayoral visit. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows colored branch held a well attended entertainment and dance in Tomlinson hall with Gurley Brewer delivering a Republican speech. Mrs Anna Koerner reports a purse snatching on N Illinois St by a Black man who escaped with $2 and streetcar tickets.
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George H. Evans
Hoosier Milling Company
Chicago
ODD Fellows
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Tomlinson Hall
Gurley Brewer
Anna Koerner
Hall Place
Illinois St
Real Estate bargains spotted in Sun’s Miscellaneous column
The Sun’s Real Estate column and For Sale Miscellaneous on pages six and seven flag bargains and listings. Readers find varied items including houses, land, and miscellaneous want ads in these pages.
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the Sun
Society Swirls With Weddings and Courtesies
Mrs H C Newcomb hosts a formal reception for out of town guests on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bertha Bals returns from Vassar to serve as maid of honor at the Pattison Wrocher wedding Wednesday evening. Miss Nellie Hart, performing at a local theater, visits Mrs Demarcus Brown in Irvington for an informal reception Tuesday afternoon. Dr H H Wheeler hosts a Grand dinner Monday for Miss Eleanor Minor and George W Talbott. Frank M Talbott and John W Minor arrange a theatre party and supper at the Columbia club for the same couple. Miss Mary Van Winkle hosts a bridal luncheon Monday at the Columbia club for Miss Gertrude Wocher and Miss Lena Brash attended by eighteen guests at a heart shaped table with a wedding bell centerpiece.
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Vassar
Pattison- Wrocher
Nellie Hart
Demarcus Brown
Irvington
Horwr
H. H. Wheeler
the Grand
Eleanor Minor
George W. Talbott
Frank M. Talbott
John W. Minor
Columbia Club
Mary van Winkle
Gertrude Wocher
Lena Brash
Pratt Century Building Catalogs and Periodicals
An item describing W. D. Pratt and the Century building with references to catalogs magazines and newspapers as the printing industry focus. The note emphasizes small to medium printing outputs and billings.
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W. D. Pratt
Century. Building
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