Indianapolis Boy Scouts Planned By South Side Club
A South Side Club committee launched a plan to organize Boy Scouts in Indianapolis with five companies in Haughville West Indianapolis North Indianapolis Brightwood and at the club HQ. More than 1 000 boys are expected to enroll with ex army and National Guard officers to drill them. Hugh F Miller will lecture about Dec 1 to generate enthusiasm.
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Mexico
Indianapolis
Boys’ Club
Boy Scouts
Chicago
Scouts
Hugh F. Miller
Miller
Haughville
Brightwood
Club
National Guard
United States Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Dan Beard
United States
Baden-Powell
England
Grittenberger May Be Senate Secretary Candidate
Indiana democratic editorial association backs Dale Grittenberger of Anderson for secretary of the state senate. Wise of Plymouth has not filed for speaker. Stotsenberg of New Arény and Proctor of Elk are noted as possible ringmasters for the Democrats.
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Grittenberger
Senate
Indiana
Dale A Grittenberger
Anderson
Ghhate
Padam Wise
Plymouth
Evan B. Stotsenberg
New Arény
Robert Proctor
Elkext
Ringmaster
Eggite
Traction Company Reorganized After Receiver Sale
The Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction company, with capital of 3 million, was sold at a receiver's sale and reorganized Tuesday by its reorganization committee. New officials include C. L. Henry as president, T. F. Rose as vice president, and J. F. Wild as secretary and treasurer. Directors include W. T. Durbin, W. J. Alford, G. A. Ball, J. J. Appel, J. T. Beasley, and others from Indianapolis, Muncie, Rushville, and Terre Haute. A 1.3 million bond issue will cover the closing of the receivership, and a 1.25 million issue is planned to extend the line from Connersville to Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
C. L. Henry
Indianapolis
T. F. Rose
Muncie
J. F. Wild
W. T. Durbin
W. J. Alford
Anderson
G. A
False downtown fire alarms trigger police search
The fire department answered two false alarms in the downtown district shortly before 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. Box 4 at Pennsylvania and Market triggered the first alarm, then Box 47 between Illinois street and Capitol avenue. Detectives will pursue the practice to stop false calls. Overheated tin near a flue at 47 South State street set fire to family washing in the attic. no damage beyond washing loss.
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Stewart and
Hartsell
Pennsylvania
Market Streets
Fire Department
Illinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
George Purdue
South State Street
Judge Anderson Rules In Star Gase Insolvency Case
Judge Anderson of federal court upheld the master in chancery Daniels report recommending sale of the three plants. Daniel G. Reid is held as general creditor and John C. Shaffer, admitted co complainant, stands in Reid's stead. Insolvency affirmed and all exceptions overruled. Decree for sale of property to follow shortly.
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Master In Chancery Daniels
Star Publishing Company
Anderson
Federal Court
Daniel G. Reid
John C. Shaffer
Reid
Dreaded disease in many counties spreads in Indiana
October bulletin from the state board of health reports infantile paralysis in Cass Elkhart Grant Huntington Miami Pulaski Stark Steuben Tippecanoe St Joseph Allen Benton Jay Wayne Brown Carroll and warns prevention through healthy living. It notes October deaths rose with typhoid fever most prevalent and lists deaths by disease including tuberculosis cancer and influenza with infantile paralysis at eleven.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
Cass
Elkhart
Grant
Huntington
Miami
Pulaski
Stark
Steuben
Tippecanoe
St. Joseph
Allen
Benton
Jay
Wayne
Brown
Carroll
Judge Fines Man Over Rough Play Incident
Special to The Sun. Frank Kurath of Michigan City was fined in police court after he admitted playing with his wife by kicking her out of bed and throwing her from the house. Police noted he arrived home to find an insurance collector present and became enraged, leading to the reported altercation.
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Michigan City
Ind
Frank Kurath
Skurath
Socialist group plans weekly paper and speech by Berger
Socialists in Terre Haute Indiana announce plans to publish a weekly paper advocating socialism and seek to bring Victor Berger the congressman elect from Wisconsin to speak in the city.
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the Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Footpad Holds Up Man at Bellefontaine and Fourteenth
A lone highwayman robbed Joseph Deery at 718 East North Street Tuesday night. He faced a revolver and stole $7 from Deery as he searched his clothing. The suspect, about 30, remains sought. Separately, burglars entered R B Jones feed store at 201 Audubon Road Tuesday night, forcing a rear window and taking $23.
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Joseph Deery
East North Street
Bellefontaine
Fourteenth Streets
Deery
Todd and
Eoey
R. B. Jones
Audubon Road
Conner School Dramatic Recital Delights Local Audience
The S. I. Conner school of dramatic art opened its first recital Tuesday in the Pythian building auditorium. The program showed uniform excellence with trained students. The standout number was Gertrude Hacker's Cashville Hop and Desolation, as Arthur Bernault starred in The Asylum Reception.
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S. I. Conner
Amusing talents highlight local show at the hall
The program drew a gale of laughter with amusing situations. Miss Ruth Fleming Miss Mary Tomlinson Miss Carrie Kellerlever Miss Josephine Zartman Miss Ina Pursell and Hugh Shields performed numbers. Miss Elinor Cox supported Mr. Beriautt in the act.
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Ruth Fleming
Mary Tomlinson
Carrie Kellerlever
Josephine Zartman
Ina Pursell
Hugh Shields
Elinor Cox
Beriautt
Fugitives to be Held as Loiterers Rule Enacted
Police Judge Collins ruled that fugitives arrested in Indianapolis on warrants from other cities may be charged as loiterers in addition to fugitive status. The decision follows several cases where captured suspects were kept for days before other departments retrieved them. If an indictment bill accompanies the arrest request affidavits will be filed for those cited.
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Indianapolis
Collins
Inventors of a new big league baseball game
S. M. Brundage and H. A. Comstock, both Indianapolis men with Brundage a newspaper man, have invented and patented a big league baseball game that anyone can play. It replicates every play found in a real game and is described as highly interesting.
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S. M. Brundage
H. A. Comstock
Indianapolis
Brundage
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