Night Schools Open Under Andy W C A Plan
Ambitious students and workers in Indianapolis find new courses at the Young Men's Christian Association institute. Night classes in sewing painting languages and domestic science begin with open receptions for employers employees and wholesale districts to explore the expanded program and new instructors.
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Young “Men's Christianifation | Institute
Bovel
Indianalis
Rening Mills
Indianapo
Local Editor Sued Over Food Attack by Postum Firm
John W. Hayes editor of the Indianapolis Typographical Journal is sued for 50000 damages by the Postum cereal company of Battle Creek Mich for an article asserting peanut shells were found in a wreck bound for Battle Creek to be made into Postum and other trash. The suit followed a prior dismissal in federal court.
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John W. Hayes
Indianapolis Typographical Journal
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Cerereal Company
Hayes
Pittsburg
Landis to Assist Beveridge in Indiana Campaign
Former Congressman Fred Landis of Logansport appeared at Scottsburg Saturday afternoon and was slated to speak in Columbus in the evening on the same platform as Senator Beveridge, per Chairman Springer of the speakers bureau. Landis and Beveridge formed a last minute partnership. Attorney William D. Taylor will address three speeches next week in Newcastle Martinsville and Logansport.
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Fred Landis
Logansport
Scottsburg
Columbus
Beveridge
Springer
Landis
William DL. Taylor
Newcastle
Martinsville
Lone, in court, and so he married her
Special to The Sun. Lena Con test, 17, in Madison county juvenile court, was found to be friendless state for young Elwood Bruner. Her mother is poor and her stepfather will set care for her. Mrs. Nora Dyson, probation officer, looked up Bruner's references and he married the girl.
Livery Fire Wipes Two Buildings in Alexandria
Fire of unknown origin Friday night destroyed two brick buildings housing Mayr and ripe livery in Alexandria causing losses over 20000 dollars in buildings and contents. All horses were rescued. Four adjoining houses sustained minor damage.
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Alexandria
Ind
Mayr &Ripe, Livery Company
Philanthropist Hurler Dies After Long Illness
John S. Hurler, noted candy maker and philanthropist, died at his country home on Saturday after a prolonged illness. Physicians had signaled several weeks ago that recovery seemed unlikely due to his advanced age.
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Rye
N. Y
John S. Hurler
Huyler
Woman turns down office of wealth in Reeve estate
Adeline Reeve of West Newton waived letters of administration for the Reeve estate valued at 50600 dollars in favor of her brother in law Horace Reeve who was appointed administrator by Judge Ross in probate court Saturday The mother was appointed guardian of the seven minor children.
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Adeline Reeve
West Newton
Reeve
Horace Reeve
Ross
Governor to dedicate Holy Family Church in Gas City
Gas City expects record crowds Sunday for the Holy Family Catholic church dedication. Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall will deliver the principal address at the ceremony in Gas City Indiana on October 1.
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Gas City
Ind
Holy Family Catholic Church
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Rooster Crow Saves Madison Tailoring Burglar
A rooster at the Madison tailoring company on 443 Massachusetts Avenue crowed loudly, scaring off a burglar who pried a rear door early Saturday. The intruder fled empty handed, and no goods were lost.
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Madison Tailoring Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Comanche Chief Quanah Parker Addresses Big Pasture Meeting
Lawton Oklahoma reports Chief Quanah Parker spoke to about 3,000 attendees at the third annual Big Pasture settlers association gathering. He outlined interest in the settlers of the vast Big Pasture, an area totaling 480000 acres.
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Lawton
Okla
Quanah Parker
The
Comanche Indians
Big Pasture
Parker
Bank Wrecked in Mt Auburn Bank Robbery
Springfield N1 Oct 1 three men wrecked the state bank in Mt Auburn TH blowing out the safe early Saturday and escaping with about 1000. The building was damaged but no injuries reported.
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Springfield
State Bank
Mt. Auburn
Safety Act 18 Upheld By Federal Judge
Judge Anderson of the Federal court Saturday upheld the government against the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad, granting a judgment of 200 dollars for three violations of the safety appliance act.
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Anderson
Federal Court
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville ‘Railroad
Abe
Lewis Sees Liquor Faction Sway at Lafayette Meeting
T. L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers criticizes the state federation of labor at Lafayette, saying conventions have drifted from protecting wage earners and now serve prohibition elements and political party adjutants, masking real labor interests.
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United Mineworkers of America
State Federation of Labor
Lafayette
Auto FLOPS Two Hurt On Joy Ride
In Elkhart Indiana a car owned by C. G. Conn with chauffeur G. C. Seal aboard, carrying Miss Barnhart Leon Armstrong and Carl Fisher, left the road near Mishawaka tumbling down an embankment. Two men suffered serious injuries one pinned under the vehicle in a ditch with fourteen inches of water for over an hour.
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Elkhart
Ind
C. G. Conn
G. C. Seal
Barnhart
Leon Armstrong
Carl Fisher
Mishawaka
High School Lads Plan Thoreau Style Frontier Cabin
Huntington Ind Oct 1 Two recent high school graduates Paul Whitelock and George Plumb will return to frontier life building a log cabin in a dense wood south of the city. They will use implements of a century ago and pursue a simple life philosophy.
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Huntington
Ind
Paul Whitelock
George Plumb
Times Burned Plant Tragedy Linked to Labor Strife
A massive explosion and fire at the Times plant in Los Angeles caused heavy casualties among workers, particularly in the mechanical department. Eye witnesses describe a fierce fireball and collapsed building as Union labor tensions surface, with officials urging a full investigation to rule the cause as accident or negligence.
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the Times
Otis
Friends of Union Labor
Times
Los Angeles
Manchester Strike Locks Out 150,000 Cotton Workers
In Oldham Fern cotton mills George Howe refused to clean his machinery when ordered. As a result 150,000 cotton workers in the Manchester district were locked out at noon on Saturday. If the stoppage lasts a week with no compromise, 200,000 workers in the same industries could lose their jobs.
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Manchester
Eng
George Howe
Fern
Oldham
Convict Ex-Marshal Guilty of Manslaughter in Woodburn Killing
Hermin Miller former Woodburn marshal is found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Marshal Columbus Croy after a six week trial in Auburn Indiana. One hundred twenty five witnesses testified at the scene.
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Auburn
Ind
Hermin Miller
Woodburn
Allen County
Columbus Croy
Pastor Nelson Greene 84 Dies in Indiana
Qomansville Indiana October 1 A circuit riding minister of the old school Rev Nelson Greene 84 believed to be the oldest clergyman in Indiana died here Friday He belonged to the Northwest Indiana conference The funeral will be held Sunday
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Qomanville
Ind
Old School
Nelson Greene
Indiana
Northwest Indiana
Clairvoyant Arrested in Monmouth Case at Anderson
Bert Bismark, a clairvoyant with a Flora Illinois family, was jailed in Anderson Indiana after being charged Saturday with enticing Ruby Dixon, 20, from Monmouth Illinois. The pair had been living in Anderson.
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Anderson
Ind
Bert Bismark
Flora
Ruby Dixon
Monmouth
Roth
Richmond Man Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Willam Waking a Richmond plumber filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. The debtor lists assets including a motorcycle and a tool kit valued at 125 dollars and debts totaling 7,500 dollars. Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company is named as a creditor.
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Richmond
Willam Waking
van Camp Hardware and Iron Company
Weight System Favored by Columbus Grocers
The Retail Grocers' Association of Columbus urges members to adopt the weight system instead of the long used measure system. The move aims to modernize trade practices and simplify pricing and transactions in the local market.
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Columbu. U
Marion County W C T U Notes and Local Meetings
Marion County W C T U notes report an executive session on Monday at 2 PM at the American National Bank building. Pastor B McKee begins a two week pre-sermon service Tuesday evening October 4 at West Market Street U West Side Mission 1425. A cordial public welcome is extended. The Central W C T U organized a new executive committee at Mrs Licksider’s home with Mrs Norris as president, Mrs L B Cowan vice president, and Miss Gordon recording and corresponding secretary. Mrs S R Artman, president, is recovering from typhoid fever. Northeast W C T U hosted a luncheon at Mrs Sarah Aldridge’s home on Cornell Avenue. Mrs O R Baths a prominent member involved with the Wood W C Deaconess Hospital case. Mr and Mrs F T McWhirter anticipate the return of their daughter from California. Temperance Day was observed with churches devoting evening to temperance programs. Miss Helen Brigam has gone to Michigan to visit relatives. Dr Martha E Kelii county vice president is entertaining Helen Marte Ker and Homer R.
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Marion County
Monda
American National Bank
Real Avenue
Norris
Central
Gordon
L. D. B. Cowan
S. R. Artman
Artman
California
Helen Brigam
Michigan
Martha E. Kel
Ber
Otis Public Enmity Grows Over Labor Stances
Gen Har son Gray Otis owner of the Los Angeles Times is seen as the most disliked man in the city for opposing organized labor and popular moves. His actions are blamed for Los Angeles' weak labor strength and ongoing friction with reform efforts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harson Gray Otis
The
Los Angeles Times
California
Board of School Commissioners
Gen. Otis
Cambridge horse dealer robbed on streetcar
J. W. Riley of Cambridge, Massachusetts, a horse dealer, was relieved of 1400 dollars while riding a streetcar after two pockets were picked in a crowded area near the racetrack.
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Columbus
J. W. Riley
Cambridge
Mass
Senator-Elect Broward Dies in Jacksonville
Napoleon B Broward former Florida governor and senator elect died Saturday afternoon in Jacksonville The veteran public figure had served as governor and was chosen to join the United States Senate Broward’s death marks the loss of a long time Florida political leader with a career spanning state and national service
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Jacksonville
Fla
Napoleon B. Broward
Florida
Typographical Union Plans Big Minstrel Show
Typographical Union No 1 maps a large minstrel show this year and requests past participants to assist. At Sunday's meeting the executive committee will report on proposed constitution amendments including shifting ten duties to the financial secretary and business agent and creating an additional appointive committee.
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Typographical Union No. 1
Amendment to Strike Out Relief Committee Section
A proposal amends the sanitation committee by removing the relief committee section and substituting a different provision. The specific changes focus on redefining responsibilities and the committee’s scope within the sanitation agenda.
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Mittee
Nominated Himself In Third District Race
Hamilton county supervisors discovered Kaos Hemmen of Liberty township has been nominated for supervisor in the Third district on the democratic ticket against W. D. Bonner of Jewell. Hemmen received one vote in spring primaries. his name will appear on the ticket. He will not contest Bonner.
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Webster Cily
Hamilton County
Kaos Hemmen
Liberty Township
W. D. Bonner
Jewell
Hemmen
Bonner
Divorce Granted In Iowa District Court Case
Mason City report notes Malinda Ann Ballard was granted a divorce from William H. Ballard. The couple, noted as wealthy local farmers near Nora Spring, had asked for a legal settlement of property. Judge Kelley of the district court issued the order.
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Mason City
Kelley
District Court
Malinda Ann. Ballard
William H. Ballard
Nora Springa
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