Indiana voters urged to back constitutional change on bar admission
A state bar association committee asks voters to decide on a constitutional amendment. It would let the legislature set qualifications for admission to practice law in Indiana, replacing the current standard. The group lists signers from Indianapolis and other cities, urging turnout and marking either For the amendment or Against the amendment on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Bar Association
L. Ert. Slack
Frank Hn
Elbert M. Swan
Rockport
Richard
Enthia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Art course arranged for Indianapolis teachers
The John Herron Art Institute’s art school offers a special twelve lesson course for all Indianapolis school teachers. Miss Annette Warner, principal of the art school, will direct the program. The lessons are tailored to enhance schoolroom painting and drawing work.
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Indianapolis
Art School
The
John Herron Art Institute
Annette Warner
Campaign speakers set for church meeting at Tabernacle
Capt. William EB English Republican candidate for state senator and Linton A for Congress headline Monday event at Tabernacle Baptist Church Locke and Col 2 Streets. It marks first invasion of church territory in this campaign as Wil m Jackson and Gurley Brewer join the lineup.
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William EB. English
Linton A
Congress
Wellman launches Atlantic voyage in large airship America
Walter Wellman and crew prepared and lifted the 24 000 pound non rigid airship America for a Atlantic crossing. The launch featured Vaniman Erwin and Jacon as key assistants with wireless mounted to the craft.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Wellman
Mentor
Sutton
Neb
Cincinnati Post
Scripps- McRae League of Newspapers
Washington
Chicago Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
Spitzbergen
Paris
Danes Island
America
Smerenberg Sound
Colby
Wellmann
Cook
Perry
Atlantic
Watling Island
Bahamas
Columbus
Franz Josef Land
Europe
New York Times
London Daily Telegraph
Walter Vaniman
Vaniman
Jack Erwin
Chevalier Jacon
George Rifslard
Balloon S 264 Lifts 10000 Pounds for Gasoline Load
The balloon S 264 consists of three thicknesses of cotton and silk and three layers of rubber and weighs 4500 pounds. The motors and other machinery with crew, navigational instruments, life savers, wireless gear, tools, repair materials, food and water weigh about 5000 pounds leaving 10000 pounds or five tons for carrying gasoline.
Warriors Plan Raid on Indianapolis Great Council
Indiana Red Men assembly to gather in Indianapolis with 1400 expected attendees, including 1100 credited warriors and 300 past sachems, for the annual great council. Sessions open Tuesday at 9 with nominations for state offices and contests anticipated for several electives. officers to be elected include great junior sagamore and keeper positions.
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Indiana
Order of Red Men
Indianapolis
Otto Wolf
Great Keeper of Records
Order
Charles M. Stout
Middletown
C. M. Bstoute
O. C. Norris
Rushville
Sagamore
G. F. Harper
Madison
J. W. Land
Quercus Grove
Frank G. Castor
G. A. Carr
Greenfield
C. L. Bruce
Elwood
Great Trustee
Jonathan Dunkel
Kokomo
F. W. Graham
Bloomington
G. I. Kissner
Terre Haute
W. B. King
Lafayette
Lewis A. Stoy
New Albany
J. 8. Coffman
Muncie
Alfred Allison
Anderson
Bald Knobbers Tale Promises Love Amid Lawman Era
Hoosier novelist Clyde Edwin Tuck offers a romantic depiction of the Bald Knobbers in Missouri within the last half century. The tale centers on two rivals for the heroine, whose reckless courtship drives the plot through bloodless action and personal feuds. Against a backdrop of a notorious vigilante group dissolved after 1889, the story blends romance with a stern codes of justice and a historical rescue from mob violence.
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Law and Order
Missouri
B. F. Bowen & Co
Indianapolis
Clyde Edwin Tuck
David RK. Francis
Senator Beveridge Calls For Labor Backing In Battle
Senator Beveridge urged labor support to elevate working classes, praising John Mitchell and Tom Lewis. He argued labor reform, ending child labor slavery and uplifting society depend on workers who see upward and act squarely, contrasting greed of financial elites with progress and righteousness. He appealed to miners to back his push for reforms.
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John Mitchell
Tom Lewis
Beveridge
Christ
Beveridge plans extended Midwest speaking schedule
Senator Albert J. Beveridge rested over Sunday and denied illness rumors. A state committee note explained missed stops at Anderson and Elwood after Roosevelt rallies. The itinerary for the following week listed multiple venues across Indiana including Franklin Frankfort Tipton Logansport Delphi Marion Montpelier Hartford City Fort Wayne Portland Muncie Martinsville and Newcastle.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Anderson and
Elwood
State Committee
Madison County
Col. Roosevelt
Anderson
Beveridge
Hilwood
Franklin
Frankfort
Tipton
Logansport
Delphi
Marion
Montpelier
Hartford City
Ft. Wayne
Portland
Muncie
Martinsville
Newcastle
Reverend Ira Landrith To Speak At Indianapolis Meet
Rev. Ira Landrith president Belmont College Nashville Tenn will arrive in Indianapolis as guest of Mr and Mrs Hugh H Manna He a top Presbyterian leader and former national president of the Presbyterian Brotherhood of America He will speak at Tabernacle Presbyterian church Sunday morning and at First Presbyterian Sunday evening on The Man for the Galilee The event aims to boost the brotherhood among Indianapolis church men with a lunch at the YMCA Monday noon honoring him
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Ira Landrith
Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Hugh H. Manna
Landrith
South
Columbian Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Churches
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Galilee
Uf Hia
Presbyterian Brotherhood of
City
Dr. Landrith
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Funeral services for Mrs. William A. Deharity
Mrs. William A. Deharity died Friday and services were held at 2 p m Saturday at the residence 2459 Ashland Avenue. The body was moved to Elwood by special car via Fiptan. The funeral will be in Elwood Monday at 2 p.m. The state board of accounts, of which Mr. Deharity was chief, closed Saturday afternoon.
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William A. Deharity
Ashland Avenue
Elwood
State Board of Accounts
Deharity
Fritzerull Vocal Culture at The Propylaeum
An advert announces vocal culture lessons by Fritzerull in Italian method at The Propylaeum located on 17 East North Street. The notice highlights instruction in vocal training and the venue details for prospective students.
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Fritzerull
the Propylaeum
East North Street
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