Governor Marshall Sees Contentment as Life Standard
Governor Marshall declared that spiritual contentment is the sole true standard of successful living at the YMCA opening in English’s Opera House. He urged citizens to investigate Jesus Christ’s claims and to pursue civic righteousness through personal virtue, noting attendance of 1,975 and a daily collection of $143.15 with $88.50 expenses. John N. Carver introduced the event, praising Indianapolis YMCA meetings as highly successful.
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Gov. Marshall
Opera House
Indianapoliis
Jesss Christ
Jeaus Christ
God
Indianapolis
John N. Carer
A. H. Godard
Association
Novelists Back Indiana Conservation Effort Platform Adopted
Indiana novelist Charles Major approved the Indiana branch of the National Conservation Association at a Newton Claypool building meeting. The platform calls for an educational campaign, conservation legislation, better administration, and pure water through proper sewage disposal. Committees led by conservation experts will run departments. dues set at one dollar yearly with support from Mayer and Indiana University figures.
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Indiana
National Conservation Association
Charles Major
Newton Claypool
Mayer
Charles H. Higermann
E. R. Cummings
Indiana University
Boehne Boosted For Governor In First District
Indianapolis Democrats shift to support Boehne for governor alongside backing Gov. Thomas R. Marshall for president. The First district also promotes T. D. Seales for Congress and John Boeine as governor candidate.
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Boehne
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
John Boeine
T. D. Seales
Teenager Attacks Man. Probation Ordered
Evert Farrell, 17, of 436 North West street, found drunk at 12 30 a m Sunday by officers at Michigan and Blake streets. He and three others attacked William Franels. Franels did not appear in court Monday. reason for the assault unknown. Judge Collins suspended sentence and placed Farrell on probation to the parish priest.
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Evert Farrell
North West Street
White
Cox
Miles
Michigan
Blake Streets
Farrell
William Franels
Francis
Collins
Coinciding Call for Report on Nation's Fiscal Condition
Indiana controller of the currency and Auditor of State John C. Miegelrose issued a joint call for a report on the nation's financial condition. The action aims to assess economic health and public accountability amid evolving fiscal policy.
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Banka of Indiana Py
John C. Mipgelrose Lesued
Noted Violinist Will Play Here
Indianapolis anticipates Maud Powell, the foremost American violinist and world’s only woman of her rank, in concert at the German House theater on Tuesday evening November 29, with pianist Waldemar Liachowsky.
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Indianapolis
Maud Powell
Mme. Powell
Waldemar Liachowsky
Judge David Hefron Dies After Long Bench Service
Judge David J. Hefron, 68, long on the Daviess county circuit bench, died at 2 a.m. Monday at Charleston Inn, Indianapolis, where he lived with his two daughters. He practiced law in Indianapolis twelve years with offices in the Law building. Cause of death was acute indigestion after months of poor health. Survived by daughter Josephine Hefron, daughter Nelle Hefron, son David J. Hefron Jr., and another daughter Mrs. M. H. McInery of Sedalia, Missouri. Funeral in Washington, Indiana, where he formerly resided.
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David J. Hefron
Daviess County
Charleston Inn
North Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Fudge Herron
Josephine
Nelle Hefron
M. H. McInery
Sedalia
Hefron
Washington
Ind
Office Seekers Fail To Find Governor Marshall
Governor Thomas R. Marshall evaded a besieging group of office seekers visiting him Monday and traveled to Angola Indiana to visit Mrs. Marshall's mother before her Arizona trip. Congressman Ralph Moss and several elected officials verified campaign reports as new Democratic leaders met to decide deputy appointments for the 1912 slate amid party tensions.
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Thomas &. Marshall
Angola
Ind
Marshall
Kimsey
Arizona
Mark Thistlethwaite
Ralph L. Moss
Clay City
George &. Billman
Shelby County
Bernard Shively
Grant
Blackford
Wells Counties
John Faulkner
Michigan City
Laporte
Tom Taggart
City May Decide To Join Church Crusade
A Monday night meeting of ministers and laymen at the Y M C A will decide if Indianapolis joins a six month campaign to enthuse men by religion. Representatives from all churches are to attend and reports from a local delegation at Buffalo on Oct 25 26 will be heard. Hugh W Hanna of Indianapolis sits on the national committee backing the drive.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Hugh W. Hanna
New's Butler Robbed At Captain New's Home
Spencer DeMaar, butler at Captain Harry New's residence at 1002 North Capitol avenue, was robbed Saturday night. He reports a revolver held to his eyebrows by two black faced men who took $4 and a bunch of keys and fled toward Ft Wayne avenue and Pennsylvania streets into darkness.
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New
Spencer DeMaar
Harry New
North Capitol Avenue
DeMar
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Pennsylvania
McClure Heads East for Washington Trip
Judge va F. McClure of the Indiana railroad commission left for Washington D C at 1 30 p m Monday heading to pending matters in the nation’s capital.
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M’clure
Va F. McClure
Indiana ‘Railroad Commission
Washington, D. C
Fourth Estate Opens This Week At Empire Theater
The Empire presents The Fourth Estate starting Tuesday with five nights of burlesque style theater. The drama follows a major New York daily's reform push and ends in the press room at go time. Cast includes Waldron, Garrick, Woodburn and Ratcliff with La Pia headlining Keith's Grand and a varied vaudeville lineup.
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Murat
B. F. Keith
Schhubert Murat Theater
New York
Charles Waldron
Wheeler Brand
Richard Garrick
Joseph Woodburn
Bilge Six
Typographical Union of
New York City
New York Herald
Sun
Times
World
FE. J. Ratcliff
Tudge Bartlemy
Selen Johnson
Judith
Tudge Bartlemys
George Thompson
Michael Nolan
Retilionaire
Edward Dupuy
Thomas Hadaway
Sylvester Nolan
Harriet Ross
Stoppered by Tonics and Foods Rebuilds Nerve Health
A Wisconsin mother recounts abandoning tonics and relying on proper nutrition to restore her worn nerves. She adopted Grape-Nuts four times daily with cream and milk, bedtime meals, and fresh air. Within weeks she slept better and gained 20 pounds, her pale child regaining health and returning to school.
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Wisconsin
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Grusade
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Enchantress
Keith
Grand Opera House
Loie Fuller
la Pla
Howard
Hanid Alexander
Clifford
Burke
Forbes
Bowman
the Park
Ita J. Sankey
Chicago
Bacchus
Colonial
Consul
William Morris
Sullivan and Considine
North Illinois Street Playhouse
Misa Lottie Mayer
Myrma
Riverside Bathing Beach
Arvine-Benton
The
Majestic
Charles Lindholm
Lindholm
George Arvine
George J
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Elizabeth Taft
Durham
N. C
Sherman, de Forest and Company
Rafael
Ed F. Reynard
Empire
the Gordon & North Amusement Com
Pany
the Empire
Don Roth
Ed Ray
Leo Edwards
Sam Sidman
Pettis Day
Greatest Store
Percales, Co
Cadet
Navy
Madras
Ais
Clark’s
John J. Clark
Marseilles
Kashgar
Portieres
Tomor
Berlin
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