Tramp Attacks Women in Washington Indiana
John Wade a Indianapolis tramp demanded coffee refused, attacked Mrs. Hiatt and neighbor Mrs. Buzan, a fight ensued with Hedbert Buzan James Raney and Felix Cadou. Wade drew a dirk slashing Raney before Cadou knocked him out. police took him to the station. Haney not seriously hurt.
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Ind
John Wade
Indianapolis
Adelia Hiatt
Raney
Cadou
Haney
Fishback suit against street railway ends in quick verdict
The case of Sarah W. Fishback of Indianapolis against the Indianapolis street railway company for 10000 damages ended with a verdict for the defendant after a 15 minute jury deliberation. The plaintiff alleged injury from a fall caused by catching her heel on a car step while alighting.
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Greenfield
Ind
Sarah W. Fishback
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Lebanon Holds Its First Carnival and Street Fair
In Lebanon Indiana on October 24 the city hosts its inaugural carnival and street fair, celebrating Boone County’s record corn harvest this season. Miss Mabel Keileiser, a leading society figure, is crowned queen with 7996 votes, beating the runner up by about 1000.
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Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Mabel Keleiser
Window glass plant closure draws Indiana job hunt
In Stockton California a window glass factory closed after an oil-fuel melting method failed. Many workers from Muncie Indiana sought positions in Indiana plants following the shutdown.
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Muncie
Ind
Stockton
Cal
Indiana
Local notes from scattered Indiana towns include new farms and incidents
Reports from Hope fly wheat ruined and Bigelow's mills pod harvest. Bedford hosts a newborn eight pound daughter of Charles Owens, while Seymour records Dr Graessle installing a water motor for an X-ray. News covers fights injuries, union activities, property disputes, and factory labor.
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Webster
Bedford
Charles Owens
Fairview
Charles Snow
Worthington
Jane Holly
Smith Township
Columbus
Irwin
Seymour
Orestes
Practical Farmers’ Club
Bluffton
Game One
Young School Teacher in Union Township
Ralph Kindlusz, age 16, is probably the youngest school teacher in the state. He teaches in Union township and was employed by Trustee Shaw without asking his age. His work is satisfactory.
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Columbia City
Ralph Kindlusz
Union Township
Shaw
Was He Hanged By His Companions
Lloyd Hammel, 13, was found hanged in a graveyard at Absecon after a spree of dime novel trading with a boys club. Investigators suspect playmates drew lots to decide the hanging, with clues including rope tied to a fence and blood and thunder novels on his desk.
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Clarence Porter
Washington
Frankfort
Howard L. Hix
Berty I. Pedlow
Ethel Temple
Fairmount
Y. M. Co
Charles Bolin
Julia Daugherty
Greenfield
Caryl Caldwell
Myrtle J. Hildebrand
Marion
Henry 8
Scalf
Vincennes
Virgil Wheeler
Atlantic City
N. J
Lloyd Hammel
Absecon
McGregor Wins Popularity Contest With Prize Cane
John McGregor, a county commissioner candidate, topped a lighthearted vote for the most popular candidate. Friends at Broad Ripple staged a party and handed him a ceremonial cane as the prize, which he claims he knew nothing about and says the contest was not fixed.
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Broad Ripple
John
Stevenson
Roberts Park Church Plans Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration
Plans for the sixtieth anniversary of Roberts Park Church proceed with events starting Thursday night and continuing through Monday. A further gathering is scheduled for 7 30 p m on Friday.
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Roberts Park
Special Free Trial Offer for Dr David Kennedy Remedy
Free trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidneys liver bladder and blood delivered post paid to applicants who mail full name and address from Indianapolis Sun. Urine test simple yet telltale for kidney or bladder disease. Remedy priced at 1.00 per bottle or six for 5.00 with reported high local success rates.
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David Kennedy
Bic
Aixe
Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Burn Ad for Lung Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers that it is too late to cure a cold once consumption grips the lungs and promotes Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Burn as a timely remedy while symptoms remain early.
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Dr. Wood
Unclear Ad Text From Historical Phone Line Sale
Fragmentary ad copy touts inexpensive Popular SUN liners with guaranteed results. Mentions two phones and an office address 121-1233 Ohio st. The readable text is sparse and lacks concrete details or dates.
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Ohiost
Arsenal Grounds May Be Valued Over 150000
A Washington dispatch reports the War Department may seek more than 150000 dollars for the arsenal park. Sol C. Dickey of the Technical Institute downplays the rumor and stays unconcerned.
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Arsenal
Washington
War Department
Sol C. Dickey
The
Technical Institute
Preacher Promotes Advertising of Church Services
Rev. G. F. Lee of Chicago stirred a crowd at a Christian church convention in Omaha by urging aggressive advertising of church services and religious topics to the world, including the use of newspapers.
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Omaha
Neb
G. F. Lee
Chicago
Christian Church Convention
National commander announces Union veteran legion appointments
George W. Spahr national commander with headquarters at 416 8 Indiana trust building announces a series of appointments within encampments. Sullivan, Davis, Duff Hodges Madd en Bates Gallagher and others receive roles including adjutant general inspector general aide de camp and national standard bearer across encampments 6 102 1 20 135 80.
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George W. Spahr
Union Veteran Legion
Indiana Trust Building
B. W. Sullivan
Edward Isaac Davis
L. D. Duf
L. D. Duff
Henry
Fogarty Honored by Omaha YM I Supreme Council
At the Omaha Neb. meeting of the Young Men's Institute the Indianapolis leader W. M. Fogarty was elected a supreme director. With J. J. Casper of Madison Ind. spared as supreme second vice president the other supreme officers were re elected.
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Supreme Council of the Young Men‘s Institute
Omaha
Neb
W. M. Fogarty
Indianapolis
J. J. Casper
Madison,Ind
Supreme
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