Dignity of Fairbanks questioned in Indiana politics
The Indianapolis Sun questions Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks's dignity and actions since his Senate election. It accuses him of prioritizing patronage, manipulating Indiana's party machinery, and backing a boss system through aides and friendly papers, arguing this undermines statesmanship and local issues.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Ar. Fairbanks
United States
Senate
Fairbanks
Fragmented Humor and Crime Notes From City Papers
A collage of quips from various papers references naval funeral etiquette, social rivalries, and a mock dialogue about a bust in Italy. It also reports William Cooper the negro wounded in a saloon brawl undergoing a delicate operation at City hospital with a bullet injury to the transverse colon, and notes his expected recovery.
Notable Gaffes and Gabs Across the Line of Duty
The article stitches together quirky anecdotes from public figures and travelers. It notes Walter Ro Stevins speaking off duty and a Jefferson guard denying entry to deaf and dumb persons, while Zangwill and others share travel and gambling memories in a collage of 19th century style reportage.
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Walter Ro Stevins
Hess
Fueteactor
Thanksgiving closure at Indianapolis schools and events
Indianapolis area schools will close Wednesday noon for Thanksgiving and reopen Monday noon to allow students and staff to travel home. The Indiana and Central medical schools also shut midweek. Activities include Shortridge Manual Training, Washington Park events, and dances by fraternities as musical students prepare exhibitions.
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Thdlanapolis
Uae
Washington Gurk
Termoun
Warsday Utara
Indiana
Central Medical Schools
Iit
Schout
Personal and Social in Indiana towns and gatherings
A fragmentary social column lists visits, family happenings, and upcoming events across Indiana communities. Mentions residents visiting relatives in Shelbyville Martinsville and Indianapolis, weddings and engagements in Winchester and Martinsville, and a Claypool assembly dance with guests from many areas.
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Walium J. Purnan
Seymour
Italianapolis
Steve Carter
Virgil Hart
Seymace
Merle Fry
An Coren
Indus Aulis Fey
John McLarsh
Craytacdssite
Scott
Ca Junbes
Misa Neile Birk Silce
Leggett-Clink
Winchester
Andrew A. Young
Pitsburg
Indianapolis
Nate Tet
Minerva Duckworth
Mabie
Martinsville
Eousburg
Parksinsville
Canady
Hlae
Eulers
Faternity
Uu Sbly Rani
Open Shop Dinner Highlights Cincinnati Employers Group
Nov. After a public dinner hosted by the Cincinnati employers' association, about 60 members gathered for a business dinner at the Chamber of Commerce venue. Speakers and toastmaster A. H. Pugh addressed the crowd, emphasizing the necessity of open shop principles for local industry.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnat
Angorlation
Puiness Men
A. H. Pugh
Park Theatre Season Showcases Shakespeare Parodies
The Park Theatre presents Alvis ot Sate and Varry Clay Bhannan in Across the Pacific and a Shylock impersonation as he nears his fifth season. Audiences laugh at the comic bits while longing for a proper stage spectacle with elaborate "Widest X" style revue and grand dance numbers.
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Varry Clay Bhannan
Pacific
The
Park Theater
Ronfessen
Hamlet
Tim
Bian Ee
Penple
Tie
Robert Willard at the Grand Orpheum Booking
Robert Willard headlines at the Grand Orpheum in a show featuring Mac Tyre and Heath along with all star novelties from this country and abroad, announced as a booking at the Grand theater.
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Robert Willard
Orpheum
Mc Ttyre
Heath
That Senatorship in Indiana Raises Fierce Rivalry and Ties
A fragmented Indiana senate contest shows candidates like Harry New of Indianapolis and Foster A. Cotton pressing for votes as wary legislators weigh constituent input. New, a former national Republican committee member, led the party ticket in the Senate. Cotton, public instruction chief, aided the Republican slate. The piece notes wealth-flavored intrigue around a New York resident courting the seat, while Martinsville Republicans push Cotton’s line. Also mentions a Christmas dinner fundraiser by Mother Goose for underprivileged children at Temilusan hall.
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Fairbanks
Legislatare Ieeo
Seymour
Indiana
New York
Reece
Anderson News
Harry 5
New
Indianapolis
United States Senate
John
Lunjanapolis Journal
Charles L
Ibury
Republican State Committee
Republican National Committee
Wim Ohare
Chicwge
New Watt
Senate
Martinsville
Cotton
Foster A. Cotton
Hicketto
de Enormus
Hadley
Suspreme
Meeting at Shortridge High School Chooses Class Officer
Class meeting on Tuesday at Shortridge High School selected Ota Calvin for the office of business manager of the annual. Committees were formed to arrange a present for graduation and discuss raising pay for teachers. Supt Fasset A Cotton urged higher teacher salaries in Indiana citing the biennial Department of Public Instruction report on teacher needs and pay inadequacy.
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Clase
Shortridge High School
Ota Calvin
Supt
Fasset A. Cotton
Indiana
Department of Public Instruction
Bishop Woood Chosen as Kentucky Episcopal Leader
The evangelical Dr Charles Edward Woood has been selected as bishop of Kentucky by the Episcopal Council. He spoke at St Johns Episcopal Church in Detroit and will oversee the Kentucky diocese from Selgton Taninvile.
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Charles Dold
John Dold
Ross McMancomy
Sam Ane
Tex
Charles Edward Wooodrock
Kentucky
St. Jobncens Episcopal Church
Detroit
World’s fair talk and coast news mix in San Francisco
From the far West reports describe San Francisco’s potential world’s fair tied to the Panama Pacific celebration. The Orpheum in the city will be rebuilt, timber holdings shift in Washington and Idaho, a British Columbia incident hints at crime for loot, and Liege Belgium’s expo opens next April. California Regents plan to acquire land for the Lick Observatory site, while a missing four men skeleton near Quartrite, Arizona, hints at longer travels. A schooner Challenger’s voyage ends in San Francisco harbor as a near disaster ensues.
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San Francisco
Orpheum
San Franciscs
Dawn Amlst
Weierhaiser Timber Company
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Hiorma
Liege
Belgium
Califtrnia State University Hae
Quartrite
Ariz
California
Challenger
Reebe Harbor
Wash
Juse
Wov
Tacoma
Philippines
Bibhi
Manila
America
Oakland
Cal
Aea
Boston
Christan Seienery
Fashion notes for home keepers in burnt orange and brown
The article surveys seasonal fashion and homemaking practices, noting handwork crafts like fagoting and embroidery, leather accents on coats, ripban trim with chiffon flowers, and popular brownish and apple green details. It highlights memory ledgers for calls invites errands and shopping lists as useful holiday gifts.
Vermont deer damages claims settled with strict affidavit checks
Report by Fish and Game Commissioner H G Thomas notes Vermont deer depredation claims are few and small. Rutland residents donated 300 to fund fair settlements. most claims were disallowed after investigation. Only one claimant received 12.90 for beans later found unused. Wheel er redirected funds to general fish and game protection.
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Dear
Vermont
H. G. Thomas
Rutland
M. E. Wheeler
W. Y. W. Ripley
Wheeler
Noth
Muskogee
Kansas City Journal
Frugal Saving Plan Proposed to Ease Yearly Bills
Worries over annual obligations like notes or life insurance payments can cause sleepless nights. A simple method is to deposit one twelfth of the due amount each month to avoid disaster to the family. The idea urges practical budgeting to spread costs.
Plan to Earn 3 Percent Interest with Help
A promotional note invites readers to open an account to earn 3 percent interest and receive aid in meeting obligations. The message emphasizes starting account activity today to secure the higher rate and assist with financial commitments.
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Tom
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Detroit Free Press
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Robert AL Pingerian
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Tabdad
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Anderson
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the Grand
Odohert Hilliard
Phivers
Tee
Chriatman
Mother Goose Co
Flower Mission
Temilusan Hall
E. Woodcock
Dent
Y Pettis Dry Goods Co
Butterick
Indiana Trust CO
Seeour Line
H. T. Conde CO
W. Washington St
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JA. A. Barnes
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