Elliott to Lead Board of Public Works in Bookwalter Plan
Joseph T. Elliott, head of Joseph T. Elliott & Sons, expected to be named president of the new Board of Public Works by Charles A. Bookwalter. Elliott’s visit to Bookwalter’s headquarters followed reports of the appointment, with many Republicans awaiting word. The board’s makeup and other key posts including police surgeon, city sanitarian, and park board are debated, with discussions centering on physicians and business leaders for various offices.
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Plans for Fair Bank to reunited with Trish ballet star
Indianapolis hosts renewed music talks as Marie Nyrelie and Mrs A J Tron pursue a concert series. Negotiations involve Nahan Franko and the Metropolitan orchestra with possible performances at Fair Bank or a downtown hall. Victor Herbert and Walter Damrosen also figure in late summer plans along a cross continental tour.
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Engagement, elopement attempt rock Frankfort couple
After a month long courtship Albert Thompson a traveling salesman from South Bend with headquarters at the Denison hotel in India city allegedly planned to marry Miss Migs Yunde a Frankfort beauty. They departed for Adrian Mich to wed a hostess notified. Thompson reportedly returned to Indianapolis after learning of Yunde's prior suitors. Scripps-McRae notes from Paris say a Turkish demand showdowns and fleet movements near Piraeus with signs the sultan may yield to powers.
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Same Gun Kills Two In Rural Accident Near Golden Gate
Special to the Gunj Evansville Ind Nav Tucker Hedwe was killed Friday afternoon while hunting near Golden Gate HL by an accidental discharge of his shotgun. His brother went into the woods and saw him fall as the hammer struck his coat sleeve and fired into his breast. Three weeks earlier at home, Hedge had discharged the same gun while cleaning it, killing his mother.
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Benefit for Actor Herman Shelton at English's Opera House
The Grand Opera House stock favorite Herman A Shelton who played Rip Van Winkle in New York will receive a benefit at English's opera house on Friday. Indianapolis friends organized the event with acts by Mrs John Brush violinists Hugh McGibney and Bryan Hughes and scenes from Rip Van Winkle. Mr Shelton will perform selections from the play and Herman Lipber is pianist of the fund. Tickets sold by Shelton's friends and at Lipberie's store.
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The Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty
Charcoal is a remedy that absorbs gases and impurities in the stomach and bowels, cleanses the mouth and throat, and improves complexion and breath. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, made from willow charcoal and honey, are praised by a Buffalo physician for parents with stomach issues and for overall health, priced at twenty-five cents per box.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Enduring Pain Relief Claim
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a quick remedy for various pains and warns that pain weakens nerves. A testimonial from Mey Marsan of Cole asserts long use and satisfaction with the product’s promised relief and satisfaction guarantee.
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City News Briefs From Local Clubs and Church Events
Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings and events this week. The St. students club meets at 6 PM at 283 N Pennyyl vunkast, while Compton Lodge Ne hosts a cinch party at Femple on Pronaylvaniacat. Roberts mark Mhoral noclery to be presented Sunday night under Edward Taylor. The King’s Daughters host a Japan sale at Second Preaspyterton church this afternoon with Japanese goods and homemade cakes. The Two prepares an interate evening for traveling men at the association’s rooms, 316 N inelgst. De J. Ni Murty speaks on “Slow to Make Money by Preventing Disease.” The North alde Boys’ club reports a meeting in the cla rooms and plans polo games this afternoon. United Commercial Travelers hold an informal dance tonight. a formal ball is planned Friday at the German Sfouse. Sermon topics include “A xtaking Comparison” by Dr. Albert Hurl stone at Roberts Park M. BE. church Sunday morning, and “The Dreams of Youth” at the song service that night. Rev Arthur H. De Long speaks to the Epworth league Sunday at 4:30 on “The Hospital Movement.” Revival at E. Seventeenthest. Chri in church continues with conversions and eight additions. Rev J. McCork-Hi evangelist. Summer Republican league elects officers J. MH. Morton president and others. Pastor H. Wood returns from Syracuse with sermons on “Gospel Warning” and rally day planned for Central Christian church. Primary department to lead morning exercises and cantata in evening under Mrs. Brill, Mrs. McQuillan, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Chandler, and Mrs. Stacey.
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Roberts Park
M. BE
Arthur H. de Long
Epworth League
Jamee Brill
Thomas McQuillan
Aire
Wiliam Smith
Harry Chandler
Joseph Stacey
Saloonkeeper charged after public safety incident
Miigay, a saloonkeeper at Alvord and Nineteenth streets, was arrested on a public safety incident charge. William Taylor, a Black patron, allegedly bought a drink, refused to pay, then threatened Weeks with a stone. Weeks drew a weapon and struck Taylor in the altercation at noon.
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Benefit Ball for Bherrie Mathews at Tomlinson Hall
A vaudeville show and dance Friday night raised funds in Tomlinson hall for Bherrie Mathews. About fifty to sixty six couples attended the ball and many saw the Vaudeville performance. The boxing match between Billy Griffith and Duck Cullen was stopped in the last round at police request after Griffith fell. Mr Mathews received a substantial sum.
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Conley Convicted in Michigan City Shoplifting Case
Joseph Conley was found guilty by jury of multiple thefts including a blue dress from Ayres store and hats from Wayxon, with the goods found at the Maryland hotel. He faces an indeterminate sentence from one to 14 years in the Michigan City penitentiary. defense argued alibi as witnesses Testified, while employees identified Conley at the involved shops.
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Indiana charter granted to Connersville firm
A territorial charter was granted Friday to the Black-Farian Implement company of Connersville Indiana with 199,000 capital stock permitting the company to operate in Oklahoma. Incorporators are John Charles James and William McFarran, both residents of Connersville.
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Harbison Found Guilty in Bersnan Murder Trial
James L. Harbison was found guilty in the murder of Louis V. Bersnan, July 4, after authorities say Harbison discovered Bersnan with Mrs Harbison. The verdict came this morning in Youngstown.
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Woman Preacher A Practical Doctrine
Ohio woman writes of illness from coffee linked to Postum Food Coffee. After lengthy stomach and heart trouble, she stops coffee, starts Postum, and reports relief, restored digestion, healthier heart, and fewer headaches. She travels preaching about Postum’s benefits and has influenced family members to switch drinks.
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Bishop Turner Attacks U S Supreme Court at Macon Address
In Macon Georgia Bishop Henry M Turner leader of AME delivers an impassioned attack on the government and the United States Supreme Court during his annual Macon conference address He says he despises the court and questions the progress of Black rights urging the Negro to seek a future in Africa to build a nation worthy of respect.
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Field Shows Signs Of Recovery After Operation
SCRIPPS-McRae press reports from Chicago say Marshall Field Jr. had a restful night with temperature near normal and slept several hours. Dr Bevan found him cheerful and conscious as nurses noted improving condition after the bullet removal. Recovery now hinges on nourishment by injection to sustain him through the critical post operative period.
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Finland to be governed strictly constitutional says new governor general
Geren, governor general designate of Finland, pledges a strictly constitutional rule. He will not permit a return to the old regime under Gov. Bobkett and promises protections against conditions described as a guarantee for piles. Refunds are mentioned in a garbled note.
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