Scam and scandal swept up in Crawfordsville and beyond
Edward R. Kern, an agent of a school supply exchange in Chicago, is wanted for gaining money under false pretenses by selling bogus examination lists to teachers. The fraud ties to a larger plan profiting from bogus teacher license questions. Local courts hear defamation suits involving Miss Belle Sutton and Mrs. Mary Goldbach amid a string of incidents from Kokomo to Noblesville, with train wrecks, burglaries, and civic events shaping the troubled Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Edward R. Kern
Chicago
Een
Jeffersonville
Belle Sutton
Mary Goldbach
Goldbach
Simon Goldbach
Miss Sutton
Burdette
Kendallville
Waldron
Shelbyville
Miichigan
Knox
DePauw Plate Glass
Alexandria
Muncie
Ey. T. LR. Giayle
Marion
Sam Jones
Kokomo
Adsrge
Upland
Wabesh
Baptist Pequiela
Greenspurg
Timond
Fairview
Neer
Harry Wilson
St. Paul
Ming
Fremont Keesting
Ella Brooks
Noblesville
Weday
Cedar Lake
Hanmons
Amang
Myrarsam Praneville
S Coe Brancon
Joseph Fullen
Indiana Volunteer Retment
Winchester
Col
H. H. Neff
Greencastle
William L. Gault
Indianapolis
Biss Cordelia Dent
Martinsville
Morgan County
Fred. Evans
Noah Evans
Hawthorns and Racetrack News From Milwaukee and Chicago
Robyn victors list names Magie Lebus Francis Pope Abandon and E tith calling for the L A W meeting in Milwaukee Dec 16 Nancy Hanks slated to race next season Hawthorns winners include Claremont Prince Henry Fan King Geo Fifer and Ea Bell Jockey Mooney banned at Hawthorne for Top Gallant In The Louisville and Nashville clubs plan joint April meetings A dispute with Bob Fitzsimmons versus Jim Trail continues Jack Daugherty and ope Kelly to Brookville Tad in training Bill Teller claims big win over Tri Frienderson at Brighton Beach but loses to Kid Hecht purse winner referenced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn Victors
Maggie Lebus
Francis Pope
Abandon
E Tith
Milwaukee
Nancy. Hanks
Hawthorns
Claremont
Prince Henry
Fan King
Geo
Fifer
Bell
Budd Dobie
Martha Wilkes
Mooney
Hawthorne
Chicago
Top Gallanti
Nancy Hanks
Arion
Louisville
Nashville
Bens
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Trail
Jim
Jack Daugherty
Hamilton
Ope Kelly
Hinneapolis
Brookville
Tad
Bill Teller
Tri Fienderson
Brighton Beach
Teller
Siberia themes spark revived interest in stage works
The Siberia prison system and convict experiences revived interest in Bartley Campbell's play Si erra as writers use Siberia for material. The piece notes new productions and a winter wave of plays, with Miss Leonore Snyder among the cast in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennan
Siberia
Bartley Campbell
Cen
Ab Gofulis
Ein
Leonore’ Snyde
Hfteld
Indianapolis
London
Shaffer and Steele for railroad leadership debated
In a heated discussion over who should run the Citizens' street railroad the case for Shaffer as president and Steele as superintendent is argued. Supporters praise Steele's decades in the business and discipline, while noting Shaffer's proven leadership and the desire of patrons for both men to head the plant.
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Laura D. Worley
Enettsville
Ind
Brotherhood of
Tomlingen Hell
South-st. Baptist Church
Library
Millikan
Republican State Committee
Feaury
Howard Ameretth
Sfis
Jie
X Saw
Nak
Inbur
Avusie
Consumers’ Trust
W.P. Fishback
Piynenithehuren
Wtamilton
Jefferson
Hamilton
Circuit Court
Hamilton County
McDonald
Shaffer
Steele
Citizens' Street Railroad
Sam
Grays
al Steele
Sam Johnson
Sir. Johnson
Johnson
Sr. Johnson
Frenzel
Tom
Mr. Steele
Hatters iron silken tiles and election intrigues in Indianapolis
The piece observes hatters ironing silk tiles at no charge, notes the craft’s ritual and the wear on hats, and shifts to political life in Indianapolis with details on Democratic machinery, postmaster ambitions, and a White House cost summary. It also mentions the Indianapolis musicians and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Besina
Ile
Democratic State Committee
Dread Ripple
Congressman Bynum
Cleveland
Broad Ripple
Bynum
Dynnum
Broad Rmple
White House
Washington
Neway
New York World
Sma Ap
Ot Jncisis
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Hichmand Gimblers
Peters Bes Foulel
Woonter
Jeff McSeville
Harper’ ‘Evans
Noah
Oly
Reportorial sroulNas
Treasury
New York Press
Tuas Sun
Bota
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Washington St
Atlantic and Pacific
W. H. Nott
Aston
Bicdloni
Nataee
Kiel
Idl
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Lisht
Ste
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Imapector
Warpat—Hasier
Armor Tdantabis
Conn
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Short Vibe
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Afar
A. B. Barker
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Olica 7
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Havion County
James W. Hobbs
James WW. Hobbs
James W. Gobbs
Lotons
J. Glatkh
Vaat
Ashland Street
Chas. E. Averill
Atcornas
Busi Maretarte
Priday
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