Hop-To-It Slogan Drives Indianapolis Trade Group
The Indianapolis trade association organizes a big theater party on Oct 19 and an industrial parade on Oct 18 with committees urged to hop to it. Capt. Van Camp chairs parade prep and tells members to accelerate work, warning that nonparticipants must account.
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Dianapolis Trade Association
Thuradsy
Harry T. Hearsey
RB. P. van Camp
Board of Trade
Egypt
Illinois
Capt. van Camp
G. B. Moxley
Charles J. Lynn
Otto Keller
Bert O'Leary
Ry IL Willis
Will
Carl G. Fisher
Cecil Gibson
J. Landis
F. F. Chand A. Gladding
Charles S. Shortn
Doors Are All Open Burglars Get Money
Burglars raided Charles Hines esloon at 1104 East Seventeenth Street early Thursday finding many open doors or a possibly unlocked saloon. $4.70 was stolen from the cash drawer. Police cannot confirm entrance method as doors were widely open. A second break in affected David Stitman’s blacksmith shop at 1101 South Harding Street Thursday night with a motor stolen.
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Charles Hines
Esloon
East Seventeenth Street
David Stitman
Harding Street
Atolen
Class Elects Officers at Manual Training High School
The Manual Training High School class elected Bred Engle president during the class organization in 1914. Misa Rae de Bolt was mentioned in connection with the event, as the group organized on a Wednesday.
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Bred Engle
Fane
Misa Rae de Bolt
Antique Spanish revolver unearthed in Indianapolis tale
W H Lee who issues building permits portrays a quiet life as he recounts finding a three inch Spanish revolver. He recalls discovering the gun beside an earthen jar filled with jewels and gold unearthed during Civil War times, a treasure that funded his family.
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W. H. Lee
Mc Lee
Alton B Parker to Speak in City Oct 15
Chairman Brown of the county Democratic committee said Alton B Parker of New York would deliver a campaign speech in the city on October 15. No arrangements yet made for the meeting, but it may be held in Tomlinson Hall.
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Cratic Committee
Alton B. Parker
New York
Tomlinson Hall
Important Witness Fails to Testify in Tip Probe
The key witness in the tip investigation, Charles Harrison, did not appear before the Impeachment and Investigation committee on Wednesday night. Harrison, linked to a prior police court conviction for a blind tiger, claims Mayor Shank said club members need no liquor permit. Committee aimed to hear him Thursday night. saloonkeepers questioned Wednesday all denied providing any tip.
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Committee On
Shank
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Harry Wallace Club
Markleville Barber Struck by Car in Rainy Street Accident
L. D. Hudson, a Markleville barber, visited Anderson and, after a few drinks to warm up, walked in front of a West Washington streetcar near Blackford. He was knocked down and bruised. Capt. Crane arrested him on a drunkenness charge as police arrived from a Kingan plant run.
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L. D. Hudson
Markleville
Ind
West Washington Street
Blackford Street
Hudson
Capt. Crane
Kingan
Thieves Steal 12 Crucifixes from Catholic Supply Store
Thieves entered Krieg brothers Catholic supply store at 112 South Dinols Street Thursday morning and stole church insignia valued at 800 to 1000 dollars. They gained entry by breaking a rear window, rifled the shop of Knights of Columbus gold rings, crucifixes, chains, fountain pens, and silver holy water bottles.
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Krieg Brothers Catholic Supply Store
South Dlnols Street
Knights of Columbus
Indianapolis Bar Discusses Civil Court Delays and Venue Changes
The Indianapolis bar association discussed a bill granting courts discretion on venue changes to curb delays. Other proposed measures include abolishing new trials in real estate title suits, shortening appeal time, and allowing initial pleadings to challenge sufficiency. Bills will be drafted for December consideration after Rominey L. Wilson and W. A. Pickens conferred.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
Association For
Romney L. Wilson
W. A. Pickens
Association
Russian nobleman to deliver lecture in Indianapolis
Col Alexander M Lochwitzky a Russian nobleman who escaped exile will lecture Friday night at Central Avenue M E church under the Third Christian church Sunday school auspices. Stanford president David Starr Jordan commends Lochwitzky tale of cruelties of Russian officialism. He is son of Gen Michael Lochwitzky former Russian vice minister of war, exiled for opening a free peasant school.
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Central Avenue M. EB
Third Christian Church
Col
Lochwitzky
Indianapolis
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Michael Lochwitzky
Russia
Russian War Office
America
Ruckelshauss Automobile Home After Rough Trip
After a rough trip from Urbana Ohio, Superintendent Hyland, Detective Quigley and John C Ruckelshaus arrived in the city Wednesday night. They brought William Roberts Phillip Yost and Walter Shiek. The trio are charged with the theft of Ruckelshaus automobile. Yost said a man named Ricketts brought the car to a garage at 23 East Ohio street and ordered it taken to Columbus Ohio. No man named Ricketts was known at the garage.
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Urbana
Hyland
Quigley
John C. Ruckelshaus
William Roberts
South Davidson Street
Walter Shiek
Terrace Avenue
Phillip Yost
Ruckelshaus
Yost
Ricketts
East Ohio Street
Columbus
Baroness Von Hengelmueller Dies Not Yet Confirmed Ill
Baroness Von Hengelmueller wife of Austria's ambassador to America is critically ill in her Hotel St. Regis suite. Her ailment's nature is unknown and her family is greatly alarmed as the condition was made known on Thursday.
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New York
Baroness von Hengelmueller
America
Hotel
St. Regis
Rock and knife are effective weapons in city fight
James Stark and Luther Swan, both colored, fought at Kingan and Co.'s plant after a dispute over a rolled barrel. Swan drew a knife and stabbed Stark. Stark was wounded but survived. Dr. Dixson noted the wound could have been fatal if deeper. Both men were arrested by Bicycle Policemen Schlangan and Glenn.
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James Stark
Luther Swan
Swan
Stark
Two Factions Battle Over Insurance Funds in Presbyterian Church
After two years of court action, Judge Anderson in federal court awarded $5,993.30 of insurance money to the unionist faction of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. The dispute arose from the January 1908 burning of the home for disabled ministers, splitting the board of ministerial relief.
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Board of Ministerial Relief
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Federal Court
Farmer John Beck Declares Bankruptcy in Federal Court
John Beck of Lebanon filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court citing assets of fifty cents and liabilities of 907.71. The case involves the First National Bank of Danville as creditor and records show a modest estate with minimal cash on hand.
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John Beck
Lebanon
First National Bank of
Danville
Election Time in Indiana and Legislative Counsel
This piece urges voters in Indiana to weigh national and state implications of the fall election. It argues for electing lawmakers who represent common sense and cautions against rigid prohibition efforts, highlighting history with county local option, dry counties, and the need for broad minded, honest legislators.
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Indiana
National Congress
United States
Dry
Maine
Newark
Ohio
Marshall
Yt Journal
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John Dden
P. DeLuse
Charles Krauss
Joph Schaf
Charles A. Bookwalter
David Wallace
W. L. O'Connor
G. A. Schnull
Cc. O. Wetzel
William J. Griffin
C B. Hart
Ford Hollweg
Felix Geddes
Lew W. Cooper
Cc. O. Rogers
Robert Foster
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Robert A. Walters
Anthony Clark
South West Street
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Haddox
Dington A. Cleary
Noble Street
Old Farm
Brown
Markleville Barber
West Washington
Alexander M. Lochwitzky
Central Avenue Church
Czar
Ieris
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Continental National Bank
Meridian Street
the Monument
Washington Street
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Office Company’s
E. Market Street
Bryant Studio
Geo. A. Thompson
East Washington St
Eliou
Shubert MI
Frid
SA Brady
Edward
Orat Theatre
Sheldon
Guy Bates
WM. A. Brady
Margaret Mayo
Baby Mine
Chicago Rigin
Otis Harlan
the Ward & Vokes
Matinee Daily
B. F. Keith
Grand Opera House
Chas, F. Hammond
Allen Atwell
Meredith
Howard & Ray
Elise, Wulff & Waldoff
Ray Montgomery & Healy Sisters
LA Toy Brothers Kinodrome
Arvine-Benton
Edwin Mill
Pawin Mion
Kingan’s Plant
Empire
Tweex
Moulin Rouge
Next Wees
Violetta Dusett
Ae Mme
Polaire
Miner's Americans
F. W
F. E. Griggs
E. Wash. St
Marks the Wise Man
Citizens Gasco
Pennsylvania St. New
Hartmann’s
Ostrich Feather Renovators
Walter Ehlers
Ilinois St
Armstrong Laundry
Petts
Lisk Manufacturing Co
Children’s
Regal Jewel
Lilly & Stalnaker
East
Commonwealth
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United States Internal Revenue Office
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