Roy Massena Acquitted by Jury in Kosciusko Case
Warsaw Indiana Oct 10 Roy Massena deputy county treasurer was acquitted on embezzlement charges involving 1500 dollars after Judge Van Fleet instructed the jury no evidence showed he took any money from Kosciusko county. Massena had been arrested in Indianapolis and brought to Warsaw for trial.
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Warsaw
Ind
Roy Massena
van Fleet
Massena
Indianapolis
Kosciusko County
Pendleton Man Elected VP of Rural Letter Carriers
Elias Frey of Pendleton Indiana was elected vice president of the National Rural Letter Carriers association. Other officers named include President Paul L. Lindsay of Tucker Georgia, Secretary P E B Culi of Concord Massachusetts, Treasurer J D Williams Renfrew Pennsylvania, and an executive committee with J H Johnson New Hampshire, L W Lander Missouri, and T E B Wicker South Carolina.
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Pendleton
Ind
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Paul L. Lindsay
Tucker, Ga
P. EB. Culi
Concord
Mass
J. D. Williams
Renfrew
J. H. Johnson
New Hampshire
L. VT. Lander
Missouri
T. EB. Wicker
South Carolina
Colored players can tie reserves in Brighton Beach game
The A. B. C.'s and Reserves meet for the final game of the series Sunday at Brighton Beach. After three games the Reserves lead 2-1. The Williams and Walker boys can even the series with a win.
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Brighton Beach
Williams and Walker
Danville Lighting Plant to Serve Hendricks County
The Danville Light Company announced a new plant in Danville Indiana for generating electricity. The facility will supply power to Danville and extend transmission lines to Plainfield Brownsburg and other towns in Hendricks County.
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Danville
Ind
Danville Light Company
Plainsicld
Brownsburg
Hendricks County
Indiana state briefing from several towns on legal and civic items
In Connersville Charles Jones pled guilty to hunting in the closed season and was fined 33.30 dollars after shooting wounded Deputy Game Warden J D Fleming. In Danville Col John T Barnett and Rudolph Swartz unveiled a bronze tablet naming Hendricks county revolutionary soldiers to be unveiled Oct 17. In Seymour Mrs Eliza Van Horn 82 fatally burned while placing leaves in a stove. In Huntington William Favorite 28 was sentenced to life imprisonment for criminally assaulting an 11 year old girl. In Frankfort Rev Adwin Doyle has accepted a call to Seattle Washingtons Columbia Baptist Church.
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Connersville
Charles Jones
Jones
J. D. Fleming
Danville
John T. Barnett
Indianapolis
Sons of the Revolution
Rudolph Swartz
Hendricks County
Huntington
William Favorite
Hard Game for Penns in tough State College clash
Philadelphia October 10 The University of Pennsylvania football team faces a desperate battle with State College and will field its strongest lineup. Quarterback Kennath is expected to play despite an injury, star end Pauxus is declared eligible and may see time, while halfback Townsend is out for the season. Younger Cozzons likely to start at the other halfback position.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
State College
Kennath
Pauxus
Townsend
Cozzons
National commission members travel to Detroit for World Series opener
The national baseball commission members left for Detroit at noon to attend today's opening game of the world championship series. No new official statements were issued beyond last night's conditions for the contest, though President Pulliam spoke about the championship race in an interview.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Detroit
Pulliam
Harvard Crew Trials Open Fall Rowing
Fall rowing began at Harvard in Cambridge Massachusetts with Captain Severance calling out candidates for the varsity crew. All men who rowed in the winning Yale race last June reported except Captain Richardson.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Severance
Yale
Cant. Richardson
Bryan Attacks Taft Cannon Sherman in Galesburg Speech
W J Bryan denounced the Republican party in Galesburg calling Cannon Sherman and Taft obstructors of legislation. He urged justice to laborers and argued the party favors corporate lobbyists over people, invoking Lincoln to contrast man and money and favoring trials by jury in indirect contempt cases. He criticized Roosevelt for meddling in the race.
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Galesburg
W. J. Bryan
Republican Party
H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Sherman
House
Jie
Taft
Bryan
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Boston
Hrgan
Omaha Bee
Roosevelt
Not Bailey's Home Inference From Arrest Record
Walter Bailey was arrested on a burglary charge and did not reside at 4% N West Street, the address he provided. A respectable family occupies 421 N West Street, while Bailey's actual address was N Senate Avenue.
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Walter Bailey
N. West Street
Bailey
N. Senate Avenue
Under the Stone We Lift The Labor Trust Debate
C. W. Post from Battle Creek, Mich argues against anti injunction moves at the Republican Convention. He condemns labor sluggers and dynamiters while urging voters to defend the people’s courts and ensure law and order in industry. He calls for honest leadership and political vigilance to curb labor and capital excesses.
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Labor Trust
Chicago
Democratic Labor Trust Party
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
N. B
Courts and Labor Clash Over Power to Enforce Orders
A historical critique argues that stripping Equity Court of its power to penalize defiance would empower street troublemakers and erode judicial authority. The piece stresses that courts must be supported and empowered by the people to protect them, warning of a Labor movement aiming to weaken the judiciary.
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Labor Trust
Equity
Conqueror of Men and Dangerous Love in Bailey Novel
H. C. Bailey's new Col. Greatheart tale set in 16th century England follows Col. Stow and his Puritan rival Col. Royston as Lucinda Weston tests loyalties. Treachery, war, and strong passages of love shape a dense historical drama with Lester Ralph illustrations. Bobbs-Merrill Co. publishes in Indianapolis.
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Col. Greatheart
H. C. Bailey
England
Col. Stow
David
Col. Royston
Lucinda Weston
Lucinda
Lester Ralph
The
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Indianapolis
Shawl Show at the Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis
Miss Eliza M. Niblack displays a shawl collection at the John Herron Art Institute October exhibit. Persian, French and Paisley shawls dated forty to fifty years ago, with silk warp options, form a feature alongside Persian rug pieces and works by C. P. Ream and the Chicago Water Color club. Open Sundays for 10 cents admission. exhibit runs on weekdays through October.
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Eliza M. Niblack
John Herron Art Institute
England
Europe
Herron Institute
C. P. Ream
Chicago
Chicago Water Color Club
Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at Park Theater
George M. Cohan's hit play Forty Five Minutes From Broadway starring Scott Welch opens at the Park theater for three nights and three matinees starting Thursday matinee October 22. The production draws crowds with its witty comedy and the popular Kid Burns character whose naive slang has become a stage favorite.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
Scott Welch
Park Theater
Kid Burns
Still New President of Local Credit Men
At the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men banquet held at the Grand hotel, Frank H. Goheen and Frank T. Day reported the Denver convention of the National Association of Credit Men. The retiring president noted the organization has doubled its membership in the last year. New officers include President J. F. E. Stulz, Vice President Henry A. Jeffries, Secretary Frank H. Goheen, Treasurer Aaron Wolfson, Directors C. C. Hanch George W. Dollarhide W. J. Griffin F. B. Brown and Frank T. Day.
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Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Grand Hotel
Frank H. Goheen
Frank T. Day
Denver
National Association of Credit Men
Indianapolis
J. F E. Stulz
Henry A. Jeffries
Aaron
Church Services and Sermon Schedule Across Town
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors with service times and themes. Rev George Daniel Adamson preaches at 1:00 and 7:40, MorningTheme Seed Corn or Why Christ Came, EveningDiscussions on The Growing Discontent. Other churches include Central Christian, First Baptist, Third Christian, Tabernacle Presbyterian, and Morris Street Christian with topics such as The Temptation of Jesus, The Power of the Gospel, The Honest Life, and Fighting Against God. A chorus choir and evangelist events are noted along with conference meetings at King Avenue M. E. and specific street addresses for venues and visitors.
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Home Presbyterian Church
Rader and
W. Thirty-first Streets
George Daniel Adamson
Adamson
Christ
Wilson
Young People’s Band of Hope
Ladies’ Aid
Emma Tyler
W. Thirtieth Street
First Baptist Church
F. E. Taylor
Thomas
W. A. Roush
Morris Street
Harrison Monument Unveiling October 27 in Indianapolis
The Harrison monument unveiling on October 27 in Indianapolis will be a half-holiday. The monument sits at University Place facing the federal building. Vice-President Fairbanks will speak and preside, with Rev. M. L. Haines delivering a devotional address and John L. Griffiths delivering the chief oration. Gen. John W. Noble and Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley are on the program, and an elaborate street parade will feature the event.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
University Place
Federal Building
C. W. Fairbanks
M. L. Haines
John L. Griffiths
Liverpool
John W. Noble
James Whitcomb Riley
Stomach Gases and Torpid Livers Charcoal Remedy Ad
This early 20th century pitch promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a natural cure for stomach gas and sluggish liver action. It claims charcoal absorbs gas, purifies digestion, and improves appetite. The ad offers trial packages by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart ‘Bridg
Marshall, Mich
City Hall Plan Discussed by Art Association
On request of C C Brown president of the Municip1 Art association the civic center and city plan committee met at the Commercial club to review the proposed city hall site and its fit with future city planning. The meeting also condemned unfair design methods by city authorities and a subcommittee was tasked to submit a written report to the club directors.
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Commercial Club
Hub Bert Geis Draw In Lexington Bout
Kid Hubert McGinnis of Lexington and Marvin Hart of Louisville fought twelve rounds to a draw last night in Lexington Kentucky.
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Hubert Geis
Lexington
Kid" Huebert McGinnis
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Start a Savings Habit With Three Percent Interest
The notice urges readers to begin saving now as winter approaches and expenses rise. It promotes Indiana Trust Co as a safe home for savings with a paid in capital of $1,000,000 and surplus of $450,000, offering 3 percent compound interest on deposits starting at $1.00.
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Indiana Trust CO
Public Works Ordinance Tightens Sidewalk Obstruction Rules
General Ordinance 82 1008 amends sections to curb obstructions on streets sidewalks and public places in Indianapolis. It defines penalties up to 60 dollars for blocking or hindering use of sidewalks streets and crosswalks and sets effective date after publication. It lists prohibited acts including goods on sidewalks blocking space and long vehicle or lift obstructions near premises.
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City of
Indianapolis
Common Council
T.e City
Indiana
Grelenanely
Indianapolis Sun
State of Indiana
Marion County
James McNulty
James M'Nulty
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