Flower Show Opens With Vice President Attending
Tomlinson Hall hosts a large Indianapolis floral expo with chrysanthemums dominating displays. Exhibitors from Bauer & Smith to Vaughn Greenhouses showcase new roses, carnations, and grafted chrysanthemums while orchids attract rare interest. A Vice President will speak at 8 15 p.m. and a municipal band concert precedes a week of daily events and an auction on Saturday.
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Tom Jinsen Hall
Indianapoli
Bauer & Smith
E. A. Nelson
John Hartie
Indianapolis
Wil
Corner Greenhoues
Lafayette
Maryland
Oakland
Bmd
Richard Winteratetter
Cincinnati
W. K. Partridgs
Lockland
G. HM
Richmond
France
Quaker City
Kentucky
Will
G. B. Underwood
Hopkinsvide
John Miles
Fort Thomas
E. G. Hat
Nathan Smith & Son
Adrian
Mich
C. Vaughn
Chicago
Browers
Indianapolia
Vaughn Greenhouses
Sayls
Tropics
Bisbrecht & Son
New Rochelle
N. J
Arrell
Summit
Amazon
Alps
Switzerland
Tomlinson Hall
Third annual convention opens with speakers named
NewsNsuccess en . tIS-yne cizens coadvernal vsaclalon WHL hold the third annual convention here commencing Wednesday. President C. W. Post, David M. Parry and others Will make spe nss. A mix of garbled items lists disasters, fires, drownings, and local notices from cities like CHICAGO and MEMPHIS, with advertisements for coal and dry cleaning included.
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Tis—Yne Cizens
Vsaclalon
WHL
C. W. Post
David M. Parry
Five gamblers fined in city police court case
In a Tuesday morning session 5 gamblers faced charges including rambling and betting. Amie Ranke and Tara Wyson were among those fined three dollars and costs each. The district argued venue changes to Broad Hipple. police asserted jurisdiction near Broad Hipple and Indian Pols, with contention over gambling charges and police conduct.
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Way Amie Ranke
Simipb
Rabie
Polisemit
Pluaded
Gumity
Tara Wyson
Keening & Rambuag
Enete
Saul Poker
Rohke
Kruger
Neutral
Fair Grounds
Weather Forecast Fits Fair and Warmer Tuesday Night
Weather bulletin indicates fair skies and warmer conditions for Tuesday night with mild temperatures and light winds. Forecast calls for increasing warmth into the following day, with no significant precipitation expected.
No Cut in Tariff Says Joe Cannon
Speaker predicts no tariff cut will be acted on in the coming session of Congress while a railroad rate bill will be passed. Joe Cannon, leading House speaker, cautions lawmakers about tariff changes and highlights likely rail rate reform.
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Joe Cannon
Congress
Oklahoma Land Office Investigation Delays in Capitol
An investigation into the Land Office is underway led by lawmakers and the interior department. The inquiry targets office operations, with Sen Mullang guiding a memorial and a delegation including Okla officials and others traveling to Washington. Officials seek to uncover inner workings and improve service amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Eopn
Capnen
Warkneien
Nonin
Mullang
Cie
Okshoma City
Oklahoma
Toner
OhRtone Clos
Ratlon
Fred Farkinenn
Waxener
Po Marktum
Woodward
Vielor
Afton
U.S
William Johnston
Birtles
Hunter
Onpou
Oklahome
White Aedes
Land Office
Ie Tishwis
Interior Department
Dete
Tripp Sues for 7500 Over Jenney Electric Management Clash
Plaintiff Tripp claims Jenney Electric Meng Turing president Chatler D Jenneys failed to relocate management to New York, costing Tripp a share of 1200 and damages for loss of business. Tripp alleges Jenney persuaded directors to keep operations in Indianapolis, leading to resignations and equity depreciation.
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Chatler D. Jenneys
Jenney Electric Meng Turing Company
New York
Chater 4 Trip
Unt Reegnty
Tip
Wien Hy
Pontain
Eaene He
Charles Wy Ayney
Indianapolis
Becaus
Uw Goud
Jevney
Tia Ronduet
Teielaine
Br Gasty
Klgy
Tripp
Jenney
Cemipany
Jeyney
Jénney
Sondset the Campan
HLD FOR BUNCO GAME IN POLICE COURT CASE
Herman Kindred of Central Insane Hospital testified Tuesday that he was fleeced out of 15 by Michiel Hughes and Fred Johnson of New York who lured him into a pool game and manipulated bets. John Delanter of Andereon said he was similarly fleeced. Bunco is a penitentiary offense under last winter's statute. Johnson and Hughes were held to the grand jury on bonds of 1000 each.
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Herman Kindred
Central Insans Hospital
Michiel Hughes
Fred Johnson
New York
Huguen
Johnson
Kindred
John Delanter
Andereon
Johnson and Mughes
Bonde
Slegeteir Bros
Illinois
Deposed Equitable President Hyde Testimony Emerges In Insurance Probe
James Hazen Hyde testified amid a volatile insurance inquiry in New York, detailing his salary history at Equitable, associations with George Perkins and the board, and his late father’s influence. The session drew a large spectator crowd as lawmakers pressed for accountability and internal memos. Hyde described salary raises, authority to transfer funds, and political contributions, while analysts questioned governance and oversight at the company.
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Ecripps-A' Rae Press Association
New York
Eatttvil Chamber
Legislative Committee
James Hazen Hyde
Spz.tayers
Inqwestor Hughes
Stsaion
Pteera Sender
Tod Dorian
Equitable
Albany
Vaterur
John Ma3uloness
Amos Tare Hyde
Hughes
McCuianens
Snandiar
Hyde
George W. Perkins
Bfzghes
Hit
Bug
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Hay
Dupow
Insurance Ions Ducks
Britable
Fala de
Alxander
Hyd
Alexander
Depew
Hughen
Wyde
Jordan
Lda
May Equitable Trust Company
Two Homes Damaged in Late Morning Blaze
A spectacular fire near Mrs. Dewire’s residence at 853 spread from a defective flue to damaged a second dwelling occupied by James Tateratoff at 92 North West, with total losses of 4 and 100 dollars. The blaze confined mainly to roofs and was brought under control by the fire department.
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Losdon
Nantes
Hayoka
Bell
Weystone
Mons
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Chicago-C
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Chigago
Aman
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Bere Ud
Ford
Indiana
Reading Cleaners
Ayers
Bell Phonay French Steam Dye Works, Inc
M. Pepasylvenia-2
Ranke's
Weather Forecast
Tueeday
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Tan
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Washington News Service
Speakeh Cannon
Springsteen
Atram F. Springstiwen
Pension Office
Indiananotis
Tuendy Ynorning
Philippines
Hemenway
Senator Hemenway
Boonville
Ind
Robert B. Meteger
Meteger
Bays Electric Company
Whitsett & Culver
Mz NN. Uinelpat
Monwett
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Republican National Committee
Cornelia W. Biles
Henry C. Prick Trick
Atyliah
J. PB. Mullily
Monument Pisce
Iowce
Gite Pencall
Kross & Deventer
Indiana Marble and Granite Works
Delaware
Harmon & Hall
Washington
Katherine Leckie
James Wazen Iyde
Moerni
Binesel
Jimmy Hyve
Thur
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Big Sik
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James Hagen Hyde
Jas. Hazen Hyde
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