Matinee Musicale opens season with artist recital at Propylaeum
The Matinee Musicale society opened the season with an artist recital Wednesday afternoon at the Propylaeum. Miss Blanche Straine Goode of Warren, aided by Miss Virginia Shafer of Louisville, performed for a large audience, drawing ovations for her refined, powerful playing and stage presence.
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Matinee Musicale Society
Propylaeum
Blanche Straine Goode
Warren
Virginia Hewitt Shafer
Miss Goode
Charles 8. Goode
Indianapolis
Jackson
Talbottave
Pretty Wedding Unites Opal Garland and Frederick Duncan
Opal Garland daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Garland wed Frederick Duncan in a fall ceremony at FE Washington Street Presbyterian Church. Rev William Reeder officiated. Bridal party included maid of honor Ora Ayres and bridesmaids Marie Knudsen Nettie Sanders Fay Howell Grace Grannon. Best man Claude Parsons. ushers David Remiller Herbert Knight Lee T Whits Raymond H Perrson. Reception at the Garland home on Randolph Street followed. At home after Nov 1 announced for Randolph Street.
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Opal Garland
Ira Garland
Frederick Duncan
Washington St. Presbyterian Church
William Reeder
Jessie Stake
Ora Ayres
Vincennes
Marie Knudsen
Nettie Sanders
Fay Hwellers
Grace Grannon
The Road to Weil Postum Transformation Ad
An old coffee drinker faces quitting coffee and switches to Postum which is advertised as tastier when well boiled with cream. The copy asserts a ten day to two week transformation in the body, claims coffee’s poison is removed, and praises Postum as a superior liquid food option for morning beverages.
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Weil
Caldwell Craighead Marriage Announcement Card
Announcement cards have been received of the marriage of Miss Naomi Caldwell and Robert David Craighead Jr. son of Mr and MrsRobert D Craighead of Atlantic City New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Craighead Jr were formerly Indianapolis residents.
Indianapolis Couple to Wed in October Ceremony
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs William Barrett Ridgeley Washington DC announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to Phelps Brown of Indianapolis. The wedding is set for Thursday Oct 24 with at home notices after Dec 1 in Livingston. Stella Stropes and Frank S Ream wed at Rev L P Marshall s Franklin home with Harry Joslin as witness. Ream plans to reside at 27th Street after Nov 1. Clara Steinbauer and Fred Schellenberg married Wednesday at the bride s parents home with Rev Henry W Vitz officiating and a small reception for relatives.
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Indianapolis
William Barrett Ridgeley
Washington, D. C
Catherine
Phelps Brown
Livingston
Clara Steinbauer
John Steinbauer
Eastst
Fred Schellenberg
Ihcome
Henry W. Vitz
Second
German Reformed Church
Noblesville Bride Miss Craycraft Marries Marvin Newhouse
Miss Mabel Craycraft of Noblesville married Marvin Newhouse of Indianapolis Tuesday evening at the bride’s mother’s home. The newlyweds are visiting relatives in Michigan for a few days.
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Newhouse-Craycraft
Mabel ‘Craycraft
Noblesville
Marvin Newhouse
Indianapolis
Newhouse
Michigan
Needle Club Hostess Shares Quiet Thursday Afternoon
Mrs William Brizette entertained the Fortnightly Needle coterie Thursday afternoon at her Twenty eighth street home. Miss Louisa Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Cook of Chicago and Carl P Rau of Indianapolis were married in South Bend Wednesday morning.
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William Brizette
Needle
Twenty-eighth St
Blanche Strain Goode
Warren
T. B. Jackson
Talbottave
Wedding Journey Through the West At Crumpacker Home
The notice names Dr and Mrs Chester Crumpacker hosting and Mr and Mrs Ray at the Collonade after their wedding journey through the west. It notes they will be at home there upon returning.
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Ing
Chester Crumpacker
Mrs
Ray
Collonade
West
Dalia Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Gates at Maples
Mrs W W Gates entertained with a pretty dahlia luncheon on Wednesday at her Maples home. Guests included Mrs Edward Hunter, Mrs Benjamin Howard, Mrs E S Link, Mrs Bert O Leary, Mrs Charles F Kennedy, Mrs Frank Davis, Mrs John Craft, Mrs Harris Holland, Mrs Ezra Hill, Mrs A P Craft, and Mrs Preston Rubush.
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W. W. Gates
the Maples
Edward Hunter
Benjamin Howard
E.S. Link
Bert O'Leary
Charles F. Kennedy
Frank Davis
John Craft
Harris Holland
Ezra Hill
A. P. Craft
Preston Rubush
Ethel Wilhite to Wed Martin L Hornaday in October
Mrs. C. C. Wilhite announces the engagement of her daughter Ethel to Martin L. Hornaday of Plainfield Indiana. The wedding is planned for October.
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C. C. Wilhite
Ethel
Martin L. Hornaday
Plainfield, Ind
Madison Club Elects New Officers at Mrs Collins Home
The Madison club recently elected officers at Mrs Sarah Collins home with Mrs Collins as president, Mrs S A Shannon as vice president, Mrs James A Edwards as secretary, and Mrs A A Young as treasurer.
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Madison Club
Sarah Collins
Collins
S. A. Shannon
James A. Edwards
A. A. Young
Family Dinner Honors Denver and Greencastle Guests
Dr and Mrs Charles R Crow hosted a family dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs John Stanley of Denver Colorado and Mr and Mrs James Bryan of Greencastle.
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Charles R. Crow
John Stanley
Denver
Col
James Bryan
Greencastle
Marriage of Miss Bessie Warner and George R Travis
The marriage occurred Thursday at the bride’s mother home in Vincennes. Mr and Mrs Travis will reside after October 17 at 38 the Coredgee. Social notes record matinee for Miss Josephine Hauss, engagement events, travels to Washington and Bryn Mawr, and visits among Indianapolis residents including Mrs Edith Starr Haines and Mrs May Donnan addressing a Martinsville club.
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Bessie Warner
George R. Travis
Anna Warner
Vincennes
Travis
Coredgee
Louise Balke
Josephine Hauss
Carl Otto Dreiss
May Donnan
Martinsville Woman's Club
De Pachmann Triumphs With Chopin In Indianapolis Recital
Vladimir De Pachmann, famed Chopin interpreter, performed an all-Chopin program in Caleb Mills hall to a demonstrative crowd. His playing drew thunderous encores for the Fantaisie Impromptu and Etude Op. 25 No. 9, with critics praising his warm touch and vocal-like phrasing.
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Vladimir de Pachmann
Caleb Mills
de Pachmann
Chopin
Paderewski
America
Indianapolis
New York
Fire damages Sinker-Davis sheet iron dept building
A blaze tore through the Sinker-Davis company sheet iron department at 230 S Missouri St, damaging a 60 by 100 foot frame and corrugated iron structure. Loss estimated around $3,000, insured, with cause undetermined though sparks from a passing locomotive suspected. Fireman Andrew Miller suffered a minor fall from a 14 foot ladder.
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Sheet Iron
Sinker-Davis Company
S. Missouri St
Andrew Miller
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
Roosevelt and Federal Oversight of Interstate Corporations
The speaker argues for strong federal control over large interstate corporations, including railroads, to curb corruption and protect honest business. He says national power can regulate these entities, ensuring justice and preventing favoritism, with benefits to both the public and compliant corporations.
Probes fire company under state audit in Indiana
The Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Indiana is under investigation by Auditor John C. Billheimer for questionable affairs. The firm was recently reorganized with some old officers leaving, and the auditor has demanded changes in methods and management. The Retail Merchants Fire Insurance Company of Indiana has been granted a license to operate in the state.
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Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
John C. Billheimer
Cently
Comany
Judge Anderson Back From Europe Tour
Judge Albert B. Anderson of the federal court has returned from a three month Europe tour. He will spend a few busy days catching up with correspondence and preparing for the opening of the next term of court.
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Albert B. Anderson
Federal Court
Europe
Boy discovers mother dead from heart disease in Evansville
Special to The Sam reports eight year old Oscar Kalisch found his mother dead at home in Evansville Indiana after she collapsed during meal preparation. The woman died from heart disease, the incident occurred after school hours yesterday.
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Evansville
Ind
Oscar Kalisch
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Offer
A mail order pull claims Pyramid Pile Cure relieves sores ulcers congestion and pain at home with minimal cost. Readers are urged to mail for a free trial and then purchase a full treatment from the druggist or by mail from Pyramid Drug Co.
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Pyramid Drug” Co
Convicted of Badgering Plea in Indiana Court
Ray mond W Young 22 of Marietta Ohio Louis L Smith 16 and Nellie Jessup 15 from Indianapolis pleaded guilty to attempted blackmail in Terre Haute city court. Young and Smith bound over to the circuit court in default of 500 bonds jailed. Jessup placed under juvenile court jurisdiction. The case involved a woman luring a man with a roll and a pretend husband demanding a settlement.
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Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Raymond W. Young
Marietta
Louis L. Smith
Nellie Jessup
Indianapolis
Young
Smith
Jessup
Cheney Named Executive Accounts Agent at Statehouse
Harvey H. Cheney of Lafayette was appointed executive accounts man by Governor Hanly. Cheney took up duties Thursday morning and will office in room 57 at the statehouse. This post, created by the latest reform, outlines new executive duties.
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Harvey H. Cheney
Lafayette
Hanly
Statehouse
Dayton Murder Confession Details Gruesome Park Crime
Layton Hines also known as Layton Marion confessed to a brutal double crime in Montgomery county. He described luring Anna Markowitz and Abraham Cohen to McCabe Park, choking Markowitz, shooting Cohen, then fleeing and hiding the bodies. Prosecutors, Coroner Schuster and Sheriff Bees vow a full Grand Jury action as the case proceeds.
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Dayton, O
Layton Hines
Layton Marion
Montgomery County
Anna Markowitz
Abraham Cohen
Indianapolis
George R. Schuster
John Bees
R. R. Nevin
Schuster
Hines
Dana Gillman
Hines Faces Charges After Preliminary In Tintown
Officials wound up preliminaries as charges were preferred. Assistant Prosecutor Denlinger coordinated papers while a search for Terry continued. Julius spoke for Hines who pleaded not guilty with his lawyer advising. The case set for Friday hearing. Hines, son of Kentucky slaves, once wore a tin badge in Tintown where he lived until recently.
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Hines
Denlinger
Terry
Art
Julius
Hine
Kentucky
Tintown
Buried At Indianapolis Abraham Cohen’s burial in Indianapolis
Abraham Cohen lived in Indianapolis with his parents at 10 W. Norwood. He sold goods to families, spent little time in Indiana, and was described by brothers and sister as peculiar. After he was shot, a brother named Lou accompanied by his father went to Dayton. Cohen died there, his body then brought back to Indianapolis for burial. He was years old.
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Hines
Nevin
Miss Markowitz
Abraham Cohen
Frank Allen
Anna Markowitz
Nationalave
McCabe
Indianapolis
Samuel Cohen
Norwoo
Indiana
Bec
Lou
Dayton
Cohen
Board Refuses Hearing In Fire Department Dispute
Angry Board of Py Safety and Chief Coots clash with attorney Holmes who accuses firemen of injustice. Dennis Travers, ex-pugilist and city fireman, sues Capt. Harry for assault while board blocks testimony. Market dealers seek cold storage review as rent shows rise. city fireman Albert Reese granted leave of absence.
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Board of Py Safety
Coots
Aing
Holmes
Dennis Traver City
Pri
Holmes Wero
Charle Tutewiler
Mercity
Harry
Travers
Perior
William T. Cook
A Ciation
Nesday
Lew W. Coo
Joseph Foppiano
Ding
Albert Reese
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe relief for headaches with no opiates or harmful drugs. Claims include immediate aid, no after effects, and consumer testimonials from USH Waterview and others. Pricing notes mention 23 cents per package and 35 doses.
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Miles
Waterview
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H. Lawrence Frice
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Chicago
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Arthur L. Ward
Ira N. Logan
Miss Hitt
Co-operative School of Music
Elizabeth Hitt
Francis Parks
Collie Trotter
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Schellenberg-Steinbauer
Travis-Warner
Miss Hauss
Josephine Eddy
Madeline Fauvre
Bryn Mawr
J. F. Payne
Woodruff Place
Edith Starr Haines
Decatur
Franklin Vonnegut
Frank Wachter
Helen
Los Angeles
Alexander Shane
Jamestown
Washington
Mrs. Charlies A. Layman
Charles Price
Mary
Carrie
Scottsburg, Ind
Jessie Andru
Lawrence Price
Andrew Wahl
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Louis
Seattle
James B. Howard
Ison
Apolis Music Lovers
Sheet Iron Department
Sinker & Davis
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Roosevelt
Probes Fire Company
Judge Anderson
Cheney
Dayton Negro
Jewels
Rible Crime
Man
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Indianapoli
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Attory
Dennis Travers
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