Indiana Nurses Convene In City With YWCA Reception
In Indianapolis this week the Indiana Nurses Association holds its eighth annual convention at the YWCA parlors with three days of sessions across morning afternoon and evening. A reception is planned Tuesday evening in the YWCA parlors, with Miss M B Sellers of Richmond presiding.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Nurses’ Association
State Society of Superintendents of Training Schools
Paroled Bedford Man Arrested for Bakery Burglary
Joseph McBride, 20, of Bedford was arrested after burglarizing Haung's bakery on Sunday afternoon. He entered through a rear window and stole $5. McBride is described as a paroled convict from the reformatory.
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Bedford
Ind
Joseph McBréede
Saloon Keeper Nabbed as Prohibition Patrols Pointed to Indianapolis
Indianapolis remained dry Sunday with police patrolling saloons closely. Only Abe Groos of 412 West North Street was arrested after Patrolman Pierce found several men in a rear room of the saloon.
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Indianapolis
Abe Groos
West North Street
Pierce
Art Institute Opens Winter Term at Herron
The John Herron Art Institute opened its winter term on Monday and will run through May 27. Day and night classes will be offered in each course with lectures by Otto Stark Dr. H. R. Allen D. M. Brown and AM. Brooka of Indiana University.
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John Herron
Otto Stark
H. R. Allen
D. M. Brown
AM. ‘Brooka
Indiana University
Industrial work starts at girls' school in Tomlinson Hall
More than 700 girls are expected to enroll at the Girls Industrial School within the next weeks. The school opened its twenty second year this Saturday in Tomlinson Hall with Mrs. F. A. Blanchard, superintendent, presiding over the initial lessons.
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Tomlinson Hall
F. A. Blanchard
Democrats Stamp State Speakers List Oct Schedule
The speakers bureau of the Democratic state committee releases a complete list of speakers and dates through Oct. 15. Notables include W. J. Bryan Oct 14 Auburn and Oct 15 Burlington, John W. Kern Oct 1 Evaneville and Oct 15 Palestine, B. F. Shively Oct 1 Laporte and Oct 15 Corydon, Thomas R. Marshall Oct 3 Indianapolis and Oct 15 Martinsville, Samuel M. Ralston Oct 15 Nashville, L. Ert Slack Oct 7 Knox and Oct 15 Warren, with numerous appearances across Indiana towns and cities through mid October.
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Democratic State Committee
W. J. Bryan
Auburn
Columbia City
Burlington
Lebanon
Owensville
Evansville
Bloomfield
Washington
Edinburg
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Richmond
John W. Kern
Evaneville
Fairmount
Marion
Peru
North Manchester
Lagrange
Decatur
Worthington
Greensburg
Batesville
Loogootee
Bedford
Palestine
B. F. Shively
Laporte
Winamac
Lafayette
Opera Home
Newcastle
Hartford City
Tipton
Logansport
Brazil
Seymour
Mt. Vernon
Jasper
Tell City
Corydon
New Albany
Thomas R. Marshall
Sheridan
Danville
Delphi
Wabash
Anderson
Portland
Huntington
Terre Haute
Hymera
Dugger
Linton
Bloomington
Martinsville
Samuel M. Ralston
Nashville
Chauffeurs Push City Union for Mechanic Drivers
Indianapolis chauffeurs plan a new union for drivers who are also mechanics. Organizers seek 100 capable men to join, arguing that drivers who repair cars could cut owner costs and restrict non repairing drivers. A bill to mandate mechanical testing may reach the legislature, modeled after recent Ohio and New York actions.
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Indianapolis
Singer
Ohio
New York
Man Fatally Struck by Eastbound Train at Michigan Crossing
Henry Mayer, 70, of 420 Highland Avenue, was fatally injured when he stepped in front of an eastbound Big Four passenger train at East Michigan street crossing. Witnesses say Mayer watched a westbound train and failed to hear the whistle. Engineer David E. Byers reported he blew the whistle several times. The death occurred hours after the collision. Sunday Schools Meet opens with large expected attendance at Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. H. B. Moninger of Cincinnati to speak on Making Good in a Bible School Work.
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Henry Mayer
Highland Avenue
Big Four
East Michigan Street
Mayer
David E. Byers
Marion County Sunday School Association
Second Presbyterian Church
H. B. Moninger
Cincinnati
Oldest Bible in Indiana Owned by Sharpe Family
H L Sharpe of 802 North Jefferson Avenue owns a 1675 Bible claimed as the state’s oldest. The thick volume, printed in old English, features the King Charles I dedication and prayers for Cromwell era events. Sharpe has declined large offers to keep it as a family heirloom.
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H. L. Sharpe
North
Jefferson. Avenue
Sharpe
America
Charles I
Great Britain
France
Ireland
John Bull
Christopher Barker
Cromwell
David
Mr. Sharpe
Bates House
Indiana
Red Men Plan Big Hotel and Headquarters in Indianapolis
The grand council of Indiana Red Men may construct a combined hotel and headquarters within a year. A site at Capitol avenue and Market street has been bought, with a decision possible at the annual meeting on the 18th and 19th. A separate clubhouse at Capitol avenue and North street is also planned, with five tribes and an expected spend of 55000.
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Grand Council of
Iindisoa Red Men
Capitol Avenue
Market Street
Grand Council
Indianapolis
Red Men’s Wigwam Association
North Street
Thief Steals From Lee Trotter Drug Store
A burglar broke into Lee Trotter's drug store at 48 South Sen ate avenue and stole a bottle of cocaine six bottles of morphine four dollars in cash and a gold watch. Trotter suspects the thief was a dope user based on the haul.
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Lee Trotter
South
Senate Avenue
Pledge of 1300 for Central Avenue Church Hospital
Sunday morning pledges of 1300 were raised by Central Avenue M. E. church members for the Methodist Hospital at Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mayor Shank attended. Fairbanks urged the role of Sunday schools in citizenship. Rev. A B Storms, new pastor from Ames Iowa, preached his first sermon.
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Methodist Hospital
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Charles W. Fairbanks
Shank
Fairbanks
A. B. Storms
Ames
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Soldier suicides by carbolic acid at home scene
C Jansen of 816 West New York Street committed suicide on Sunday by drinking carbolic acid. A former soldier who deserted and was discharged from the Tenth Infantry at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, his widow said, with ill health cited as the cause of the self inflicted death.
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C. Jansen
New York Street
Jansen
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Fire in Freight House Above Powder Fire at Big Four Depot
Firemen fought an intense blaze on the second floor of the Big Four freight depot on Delaware Street, above a powder supply on the first floor. The loss may reach 10000 dollars as water flooded the building and workers moved perishables to safety. Origin of the Sunday morning fire remains unknown.
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Big Four
Delaware Street
Union Railroad
South Street
Coota
Coots
F. Schaff
Boathouse and Two Launches Burned on the River
A blaze on Saturday night destroyed the Queen City boathouse and two launches at Broad Ripple after a gasoline explosion. The loss was estimated at $600. Jack Bohnstadt leapt from a burning launch to the river to save himself, while Chnt Wallace escaped by stepping into a floating rowboat.
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Queen City
Broad Ripple
Jack Bohnstadt
Chnt Wallace
Y M C A Open House Attracts Indianapolis Factories
The Indianapolis Y M C A invites workers who have never visited to an open house. The event runs Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings with factory attendance prizes for the largest turnout featured as part of the scheme.
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Indianapolis
Fire Causes 500 Dollar Damage at Belmont Avenue Home
Fire Sunday morning damaged the residence of Charles Hazelrigg at 283 North Belmont avenue, with $300 in direct damage from a defective flue. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the cause and origin.
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Charles Hazelrigg
Belmont Avenue
Anti-Saloonists to Be Busy Soon
A non-partisan campaign by the Anti-Saloon League and supporters will launch next week with ten speakers aiming to visit nearly every Indiana county to push county option. State superintendent E S Shumaker says the effort will be nonpartisan, urging voters to elect representatives who back county option, with local committees choosing candidates to avoid dictatorial methods.
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Anti-Saloon League
League
Eli Ritter
B. M Barney
Indianapolis
Shumaker
Montgomery County
Good Citizens’ League
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ART Institute
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