Sports Roundup From Across Cities On Baseball Track And Trot
A late October wire reports baseball profits in the south with Little Rock boasting a 100 percent dividend and a $2,000 sinking fund, while Nashville shows 35 percent gains and no losses. Track fame in Portland and Los Angeles features fast times and setbacks, with DePauw football prep and a Washington U game on the horizon. A pro league meeting in Chicago weighs war or peace as magnates plan future schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
South
Little Rock Club
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Indians on Warpath Kill Five Settlers Near Willow Creek
Five settlers on Willow Creek near Geronimo and Victoria rendezvous were killed by Apaches who broke from the reservation. Outbreak alarms New Mexico as authorities fear more young bucks will join the band if prompt action is not taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque, N. M
Willow Creek
Geronimo and
Victoria
Carnival Midway Brings “Million Dollar Beauties” to Town
The carnival office hosts top attractions dubbed million dollar beauties and best on earths ahead of schedule. Secretaries and managers negotiate weekly rates, typically starting at 50 dollars and often settling around 18 after talks. One area of the midway will form a five point star enclosure at Kentucky and Capitol avenues, featuring oriental themed acts. The rest of the shows spread across the courthouse grounds and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackedorn
Kentucky
Capitol Aves
Court House
Friday Night Meetings Across Parties
Democratic gatherings held at Morris and Hardingssts Reichwein's hall Market and Noble streets Ray and West streets Rushaup's hall at 7 Dorman street. Republican event at Sixteenth and Yandes streets Brightwood hall near Tenth and Jefferson Ave. Prohibition meetings at Hillside Ave and seventeenth St Eighteenth and Sugar Grove Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris and Hardingssts
Reichwein’s -Hall
Market and Noble-sts
Ray - and
West-sts
Rushaup's
Dorman-st
Sixteenth
Yandes-st
Brightwood Hall
Tenth-st
Jefferson Ave
Hillside-ave
Seventeenth-St
Eighteenth-st
Sugar Grove-ave
Wall Street Briefed on Industry and Trade Trends
Reports from New York note British tobacco manufacturers plotting against American rivals and antitrust actions against a U S ice firm. Market watchers cite weakness in industrials, steel bears, and late October softness in rail stocks amid a feverish mood and bearish sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears of Steel
London
Atchison
Greatsinger
Changed Election Inspectors and City Hall Actions
The council approved 13 changes in election inspectors list including Ward 1 Precinct 14 William Calvert and Ward 15 Precinct 3 Ludwig Keld among others. A license fee of 25 per day for transient garment merchants was set and a switch over Fourteenth Street granted to Consolidated Coal and Lime Co. A resolution thanked Kansas City officials for firemen aid to Indianapolis fall carnival. a committee was named to meet the visiting crew. Republicans attended. two Democrats Bernauer and Wolsiffer were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calvert
Charles Wells
William Lee
James B. Thompon
Joshua Zimmerman
Willam Nichols
Arthur Bartlett
J. B. Outland
Ludwig Keld
Elias Watts
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
Fourteenth St
Kansas City
Chief Hale
Indianapolis
Negley
Billingsley
Megrew
Kelly
Wolsiffer
Bernauer
Mrs Brace Milliner Opens New Display at Brosnan Dry Goods
Mrs Brace, known for her viable reputation as a milliner in this city, is permanently located at Brosnan dry goods company on W Washington. She has a handsome display of the newest designs and invites friends to visit.
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer touted as cure for epilepsy
A testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Atwood of Sigourney Iowa claims a three year battle with epileptic fits and nervous exhaustion ended after using Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. She asserts no further attacks since starting the treatment and urges others with nervous disorders to try it. The ad emphasizes a claim of effectiveness without violent drugs and offers $1.00 per bottle with mail order options through J. W. Brant & Co Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
M. J. Atwood
Sigourney
Cby
J. W. Brant.Co., Ltd
Albion
Mich
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H. H. Lee
one _ Reuse
E. Chio
Denison Black
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Hart
Portland
Ind
Wiltranby
Walter Smith
Lancaster
James Jeffords
Peter Maher
Jeffords
Los Angeles
Cal
Hank Griffin
Jeffries
Denver
Ed” Martin
Baltimore
Crescens
Trotter
Greencastle
DePauw
Chez
Washington University
St. Louis
Washington Park
Donovan
Newton
Tannehill
Shriver
Speer
Beckley
Daly
Dahlen
Irwin
Keeler
Sheckard
Barry
Cicero
Indianapolis Northwesterns
Model Turners
American League
Terre Haute
May Allen
Country Jay
Willie Glenn
Cambria Maid
Council Chimes
Warpath
New Mexico
Wail ST
Meyer & Kiser
New York
American Ice Company
United States Supreme Court
Sugar Company
Nickel
Indianapolis Securities, Railways
Belt, Common
Belt, Preferred
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Street Railways
Citizens Street
Union. Traction
Banks and Trust Companies
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Nat l
Marion Trust Company
Merchants National’ Bank
Union Trust Company
Gas and Lighting Companies
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indiana Ins. Co
American Central Hft
Indianapolis Improvement
Guaranty and Title Co
Law
Indianapoli
Ceseesee Ee
H. P
Wasson
Ask
The
Charles Chatten
F. P. Smith
George C. Brockmeyes
Ecru
Serge
Jamestown
Melton
Belgium
Shetland
Value Concresnieces
W. B. Kabo
H. P. Wasson & CO
Sigourney, Iowa
Childr
Ujnderwear
Vonnegut
Je Kyle
Ohspest
Theonsumers League of New York
Aaler Bros
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Hamburger Bros
Goa
Raglan
Conrad
Mass
HAT Department
West Washington
Hutchinson’s
Albert Hutchinson
Washington St
New
Green
Vories
Isusiness College
Gregg
Teaag
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