Presbyterians in Indiana Synod Open Meeting for Moderator Choice
The Indiana synod of Presbyterian churches opens its annual session Monday at Tabernacle Church Indianapolis with about 900 commissioners. Retiring moderator Rev Harry Nyce will preach. a new moderator and treasurer and two clerks will be elected.
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Indiana Synod of Presbyterian Churches
Tabernacle Church
Eleventh and
Meridian Streets
Harry Nyce
Penu
Indianapolis
M. L. Haines
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Owen
Davies Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
Crawfordsville
Logansport
New Albany
White Water
Indiana
O. D. Odell
D. van Dyke
W. H. Weaver
F. ©. Ballard
This City
J. 4. Malcolm
B. W. Tyler
Frank- Nn
J. B. Williamson
Greenfield
N. M. Northam
Nashville
C. W. Barrett
Clay City
Edgar L. Williams
Greenwood
Archer Duncan
Brazil
G. H. L. Beeman
Greencastle
Frederick Brown Stearns
L. C. Walker
J. P. Durham
Miller
C. Hevenor
J. H. Wilson
E. F. Brown
W.Y Jones
W. M. Carson
J. C. Acuft
Elliotsville
A. Leach
C. Leist
Southport
C. L. van Nuys
Hopewell
I. N. Brown
Franklin
John D. Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
A. G. McGarran
New York
Robert McKensie
Board of Colleges
J. H. Worden
Arthur J. Brown
Board of Foreign Missions
Mission Felda
Man Struck by Car. Slight Injuries in City Intersection
M F Thompson, 55, of 958 Congress Avenue, was struck and knocked down by a car driven by Henry Dollman, 1114 Park Avenue, at Alabama and Washington streets Monday morning. Thompson was not seriously hurt. Dollman, who said Thompson stepped into the street while looking downward, was arrested before noon on assault and battery charges.
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M. F. Thompson
Congress Avenue
Henry Dollman
Park Avenue
Alabama
Washington Streets
Thompson
Dollman
Washington Street
Doliman
Ely Stays In Air More Than Minute
Aviator Ely's airplane broke apart after a 150 foot fall near Gresham while on the Chicago New York Light route. He escaped injury as the craft plunged to the ground after about a minute and a half in the air. An automobile towed the wrecked plane to a blacksmith shop for repairs.
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Ely
Chicago
Gresham
Baby born at sea christened Cleveland Kotlarski
A baby born aboard the American liner Cleveland en route to Cleveland was christened Cleveland Kotlarski after arrival at Ellis Island. The four day old boy received $160 and a canary bird as gifts from fellow passengers aboard the Cleveland.
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W.york
Cleveland
Saloon Keeper Attacked on West Street
A man was assaulted at a saloon on West Street. the victim sustained a cut across the right hand while defending himself against an assailant. No further details available.
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West
Cornerstone laid for St. Marys church in jubilee year
The cornerstone for the new 135000 church at New Jersey and Vermont streets will be placed during the Oct 23 jubilee celebration of Rev. Anthony Scheideler’s priesthood. Bishop Chatard and Bishop Chartrand attend with Mass sung by Scheideler.
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St. Mary’s Church
New Jersey
Vermont
Anthony Scheideler
Chatard
Chartrand
Father Scheideler
Mer. Joseph Soent
Local Tailors Exhibit Fashions At Denison Hotel
Indianapolis merchant tailors plan a public fashion exhibit at Denison hotel Parlors C and D next Friday and Saturday. Twelve firms including Bauer Rik hoff Becker & Sons D C Braden Co Cory Willsey Hendrickson Julian Leppert Mannfeld & Sons Nessler Rosberg Son Roger Conlee Snider and Young McMurray will display garments and fabrics with expert explanations for high grade hand tailoring.
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Cutters’ Association
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Bauer & Rikhoff, Becker & Sons
D. C. Braden & Co
Cory & Willsey
Hendricks
Commission Men Deny Price Fixing in Grocery Trade
City commission merchants deny any agreement to fix prices. John Blumberg asserts narrow margins and recounts a failed independent commission venture. George Vondersaar argues perishables link supply and demand with uniform market pricing. He notes no known price agreement and frequent lack of contact among merchants.
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John Blumberg
California
George Vondersaar
Ohio
Death of John QO Lowery Found in Bed
John QO Lowery, 39, was found dead in bed by his mother Sunday morning. He had suffered heart trouble for some time and lived at 2230 College Avenue.
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John QO. Lowery
Lowery
College Avenue
Moving Car Incident Reported in Catherine County
A fragmented note indicates an incident described as a moving car event near Catherine, with limited readable details. Additional context or location specifics are unavailable from the fragment.
Fire destroys Hughes barn as water plugs fail
A two story barn belonging to J. H. Hughes at 21 Highland avenue burned after 1 45 am Monday. Fire spread to Hughes residence and sheds at 25 Highland avenue and 17 Highland avenue. A horse died and total loss was $1500. Firemen blamed faulty water plugs delaying efforts and suspect arson. police notified.
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J. H. Hughes
Highland Avenue
Hughes
Patrick Kennedy
Higgland Avenue
Clarence Dowell
Poll takers face refusals at rooming houses in city
Poll takers from both parties report trouble obtaining lodger names at downtown rooming houses on East New York street. Landladies refuse to provide information, despite laws claiming obligation. Republican Chairman Wallace vows to force compliance.
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Wallace
Republiccan County Committee
East New York Street
Track Elevation Plan Discussed by City and Rail Officials
A Monday conference of City Engineer Klaus Mann and the board of works with Pennsylvania, C., H. & D., and Belt railway engineers will review track elevation from Michigan to New York streets. The discussion aims to address engineering difficulties and possible delays to speed the project on heavily trafficked streets.
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Pennsylvania, C., H. & D
Belt Railway
Klausmann
Board of Works
Michigan
New York
Vermont population up 3.6 percent in new census
Washington Oct 10 The census bureau reports Vermont’s population at 355,956, up from 343,641 in 1900. The increase amounts to 12,315 or 3.6 percent.
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Washington
Vermont
Census Bureau
Spirited Election Expected by Redmen at Indiana Meeting
The great council of Indiana Improved Order of Red Men plans its Oct 18–19 gathering at the German house. Otto Wolf, state keeper, reports candidates for major offices and eight vying for junior sagamore, with others for records and wampum posts. A hotel and state HQ atop Market Street site are proposed as a key convention issue.
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Great Council of
Indiana
Order of Red Men
Otto Wolf
Steat
Great Sachem
Sagamore
Great Keeper of Records
Great Keeper
Market Street
Capitol Avenue
State Capitol Space Shortage Sparks Library Build Proposal
Brown proposes a separate state library building to house the library and related offices while the state examiner and custodian seek space for the board of accounts and legislative rooms. Gov Marshall backs the plan as two conferences weigh options for a new annex or standalone structure.
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Judiciary
Board
Ate
Span
Board of Accounts
House of Representatives
Senate
House
William A. Deharity
Gov. Marshall
Mark Thistlethwaite
State Board of Agriculture
Statehouse
Demarchus A. Brown
State Library
State Museum
State Law Library
Legislative Reference Department
Executive Department
Oleomargarine Ring Leads to Two Arrests in Louisville
Deputy U S marshals arrest Alvin James and Frank Poynter on charges of selling oleomargarine as butter at 5 to 10 cents below market price. Seven hundred pounds seized from a private residence at 411 Fast Minnesota Street, allegedly shipped from Cincinnati.
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South Side
Alvin James
Frank Poynter
Louisville
United States
Wilson
Boyd
Rankin
Minnesota Street
Cincinnati
Forests unsuitable for prison farm says governor
Gov. Marshall opposes using the state forestry reserve as a prison farm and suggests a reformatory nearby or a coal mine for convict labor. Charles C. Deam, secretary of the state board of forestry, also doubts the reserve’s suitability for such a farm.
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Gov
Marshall
Indiana Reformatory
Charles C. Deam
State Board of Forestry
Motion Picture Shows Harm Eyes Warns Health Official Says
Dr J N Hurty of the state health board warns against excessive film viewing and cheap amusements. He notes rapid motion and glare strain eyes and urges better conditions and moderation to protect sight and health.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurty
Chinese royal student to enroll at Butler College
A member of the blood royal of the Chinese empire, grandson of the Canton vice royalty, T. K. Dju will arrive in Indianapolis to study at Butler College as a special student in mathematics and chemistry. Li Ru Hung, then doing postgraduate work at Butler, helped arrange the move amid a growing Chinese and Japanese student presence locally.
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Canton
Indianapolis
Butler College
T. K. Dju
Dju Fu
China
Dju
Li Ru Hung
Butler
Mrs Catherine A Thompson Dies at 1041 Harlan Street
Mrs Catherine A Thompson 1041 Harlan Street died suddenly Sunday while speaking with her physician after a one day illness from heart disease. Widow of Ell Thompson former Indianapolis police chief and last marshal. Survived by two sons Edward of Chicago George and daughter Mrs Horace B Ryan. Longtime Indianapolis resident active in church. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Catherine A. Thompson
Harlan Street
The
Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Sixth Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Five Year Rheumatism, Boston Man
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Boston reports five years of rheumatism with stiff knees and pain. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with relief and a complete cure, claiming the medicine restored business activity and overall health. He recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla and its Sarsa tabs.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Little Tot Rules At Police Station
A two year old girl from 1681 Shelby Street wandered from her mother Eva Munden while her mother shopped. Found by Bicyclemen Logan and Poole on Washington Street the child was taken to police, where she commanded attention and kept staff busy for two hours until contact with her mother was made.
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Washington Street
Madeline
Eva Munden
Shelby Street
Logan and
Poole
Kelley Crash Involves Interurban Car At City Intersection
A. D. Kelley sales man for T. B. Laycock company collided with a Greenfield interurban at State avenue and Washington street Sunday afternoon. Mrs Kelley driving with a woman and four children escaped injury. The car was damaged and the interurban out of commission, delaying East Washington line traffic. Witnesses say Mrs Kelley lost control. a rapid car could have caused a serious wreck. Kelley recently had a car found in White river. He earlier claimed he drove it. his wife later said she did. Kelley is known for the Broadway slogan adopted by the Commercial Club.
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A. D. Kelley
T. B. Laycock Company
State Avenue
Washington Street
Kelley
White River
Walnut Street
Commercial Club
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