Beardy Citizen Beats Mashing Attacker in Street Standup
Clarence C. Marriott, aged around 160 pounds, defended his wife by stepping between her and a persistent attacker. After a brief exchange, Marriott knocked the man to the pavement with a solid right hand and then compelled a second bout. Neighbors later described the assailant as a local “masher” who had long troubled the women of the Bellefontaine neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Martlett
Marriott
Sixteenth
Bellefotu
College-ave
Marclott
Bellefontaine
Grory
Mr. Marriott
Marricrr
Crat
Community religious notices mix in Indianapolis events
Walter Sworth of Artington will preach a memorial sermon at Fairland Christian church. Local churches host speakers on prison reform and religious topics while debates from Shortridge and Butler University invite discussion on whether intemperance or greed is the greater evil. A railway clerks exam and various church activities fill a busy weekend with activities at Irvington M E church and Roberts Park M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 3. Sworth
Artington
Ind
Fairland Christian Church
C. ML. Lemon
People's Deposit Bank
Covenant Congregational Church
Market Jet
Highland Ave
School of Music
Bliss Mabel Allen
Mabel Harter
Tanapolis
Shortridge Bel School
Butler University
Eac
WH. Whittaker
Tndl
Reformatory
Irvington
M Jc. A. Wim
First Friends
Alabam
Souls
Frank
C Wicke
Alvin BP. Hovey
G. Alr
Wit vLst
George H. Chapman
Warren and
Oliver-area
J. F. Morris
East Seventeenth-w Chrivilic
Railway Mall
Fift
C. Mains
Clnell
Natts
God
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park
M. BE
Y T. M. McCormick
Haverth
State Hospital
Ancient
Order of Sibernians
Pat Reilly
Reilly and Woods
Empire Theater
Broadway
M. Fchurch
Columbia
Ninteenth St
Adelbert S. Bray
Arem
Huelexs
C. Hy
Srmeday
Columbia National Bank
Cneturies
Kck H. McNelis
Henry Edwin
Schnull
Jouney
Sky
Rndy Weltoy
Washington St
Jan Gyest
Shelley
Mel
Hazel Miler
Mr. Day
Rich Men's Children novel in San Francisco setting
Geraldine Bonner's new novel rich in California color unfolds in San Francisco. Bonanza king Cannon and his daughter Rose clash with Dominick Ryan and his wife Henrica Iverson as romantic entanglements, jealousy, and a staged escape drive a melodramatic plot. The tale centers on wealth, marriage, and redemption amid a web of deception and passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Geraldine Bonner
Nev
Chicago
Abs
Tey
Ryan
Dill “Gannob
Rose
Morhar
Jan
Dominick
Arrest in Connersville Bootlegging Case
Oscar Mallory was seized by Deputy U S Marshal Lon Boyd at his livery stable on West Market Street for selling und licensed beer. Kubf was taken into custody at the scene as officers pursued the suspects near the river by the fair grounds while Garret Gray, Connersville police chief, observed activity and uncovered the bootlegging operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mallory
United States
Lon Boyd
Mallory
W. Market
Manor
Ferr
Connersville
Kubf
Fair Grounds
Garret Gray
Indiana Railways Report Shows 49 Lines Operated
State Bureau of Statistics records for the year end show 49 railroads in Indiana with 6,5618 miles of main track and 3,001.84 miles of siding. Freight earnings total 150,97,065.06 and passenger income 49,82174. total revenue and expenses are listed with detailed payrolls and per diem rates for hundreds of positions. Fatalities numbered 354 with 38 deaths from noncontrolled causes and 263 from cardas men, along with 3,809 injuries and damage payments totaling 600,548.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Bureau of Statistics
Innis State
Beneri
Addition
City Births and Marriages in Local Records
City birth notices list numerous couples with addresses in New York and nearby areas including George and Heenah Parkieon, Joseph and Catherine Sipin, William and Pearl Coffin, and many others noting boy or girl births. Marriages include Howard Webb and Florence Mendell, James Miller and Blanche Zelglec, Edward Woemper and Emma, and several others, with various street addresses and building notes.
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George and
Heenah Parkieon
New Yorkst
Charles and
Grace Fill
Dearbarath
Joseph and
Catherine Sipin
William and Pearl Coffin
Louisiand Gurtrude Atkingon
Axnes FC
Pete and
Auguste Florog
Soumat
Sic
John B
Beaale King
Xi Manewaat
Idl
Maber Fahnastock
Benjamin
Nellie Davia
Girt Byrum
Lora Terry
Bo Washington
Bay Daear F
Goldie Holmes
Hay
James W
Della Gaines
Ith
Olives
Clara Jett
New York
J. Do
Mamie Carver
W. Ray
Ae Joni
Anna Mieney
Bridge-at
Bay
Jessie Burk
Ban St
Davig
Ketherine Braumbaugh
EL Morris
Faswell Snd
Ina Taylor
Robert
Mame Bruce
Kentucky Ave
Howard ¢. Webb
Florence Mendell
James Miller
Blanche Zelglec
Edward Woemper
Emma
Charlee H. Keil
Josephenis Rieffert
Thomas H. Adama
Emme Syalih
Bert F. Kindle
Corring
Washburn
Auditor Bigler Tours Brown County Pioneer Hills
State officer Werren Bigler joined residents on a Brown County trip tracing Indiana’s pioneer era. The group visited Nashville and Nashville’s surroundings, observed rough roads and improving homes, and debated development prospects and local hospitality. Bigler called the excursion novel and enjoyable despite Brown County’s limited prospects.
$1,000,000 Ranch Sale Revealed to Chicago Investors
The Shoehar ranch spanning Hall and Donley counties and owned by J. K Ammerman sold to Chicago capitalists for $1,000,000. Charles B Moore, who had shot Moore, is connected to the deal. the incident involved a 14.1 caliber bullet missing the heart and entering the body. The sale occurred Friday afternoon at 3% W Court, with hospital reports noting Moore’s condition remains guarded.
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Fort Worth
Trx
Hall
Donley Counties
J. K Ammerman
Chicago
Moore
Bracen
Charles B. Moore
Asittle
Court At
Fairbanks to Speak at St Louis Republican Rally
Vice President Fairbanks will arrive in St Louis tonight to be principal speaker at a high profile Republican rally. The event caps his Missouri tour and underscores party efforts ahead of upcoming mobilizations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeappa-Menac Creas Amacetiom
ST. Louis
Fairbanke
iMdeon
Diesourt
Veterans elect officers in Noblesville congress
The Hamilton County veterans association elected new officers in Noblesville Indiana led by President May C J McColle Vice President D W Patty Secretary J K Fisher and Treasurer H M Caylor. The group plans annual reunions each October with membership already exceeding twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeeral To the Sun
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton Downty
May C. J MecCole
D. W. Patty
JK. Fisher
Treachrer
H. M. Caylor
Watson in Journalism Move Announces Magnetis Monthly
Thomas Wate ron, reported by Scripp-McRae Press Association, says he has adopted journalism as his life work and plans a new Watson's magnetis publication to be published in Atlanta. The item notes preparations and a formal start for the Monthly Jeff er Fontan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Scripp
McRae Press Association
Atlanta
Thomas Wateron
Westerdas
Jmirnallem
Menta
Jeffer- Fontan
Charcoal Lozenges Claim To Cure Bad Breath
An ad claims Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges absorb odors and improve breath and digestion. It touts quick relief from foul breath caused by foods, stomach gas, and belching, urging readers to request a free sample before buying at a drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Charcoal Lorengey
Stuart
Jake
TRACTION DEALS AND POLITICAL AGENDA IN NEW YORK MEETINGS
News notes from New York report talks between George A. Ball and Arthur W. Brady on absorbing the Muncie Portland line by Clon Traction. Albert Wishard notes rising apathy in Indiana politics while Perry Heath and his wife plan a long stay after visiting the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
New York
George A. Ball
Mudele
Thi
Arthur W. Brady
Anderson
Union Trieston Company
Han
Clon Traction Company
Muncie-Fortland Ling
Muncie
Portland
Brady
Hall
Gotham
Wishard
Albert W. Wishard
Lonlanapathe Atetorney
Impathl
Mr Wishard
Aten
Bailiwick
Window display theme lights up Halloween season
The Lia People’s Outtime company store shows a seasonal kitchen scene with a made in kitchen range complete with cabinets and a pumpkin centerpiece. Witches scatter autumn leaves while a glowing cauldron and white-clad spooks fill the foreground as neon foliage glows overhead. Also reported, Patrick Mc Donough and his wife died within hours of each other and will be buried Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia People
Witch Springs
Sertvon Mettae Press Association
Bridgeport
Patrick Mc~Donough
Chinaman Seeks Spot on Columbia Track Team
Willington Koo of Shanghai, son of the Shanghai province treasurer, is rising as a standout candidate for Columbia's track squad. The Chinese student, in his second year, becomes the Athletic Reporter for the Spectator while trying to harness speed and rhythm, hoping to overcome early hurdles and prove his mettle on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbia
Tewadave
Old
New York
Willington Koo
Shanghai
China
Bhangyhal Provinge
Mtudenia
Koo
Randy
Ike & Sloop
Rough
Keo
Heo
Whe
Epectator
Columbia College
Actress goes blind after theater performance
Dayton report states Marlon Raymond of the Spice Company at the National theater was suddenly stricken blind after a performance last night. She had long struggled with eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Marlon Raymond
Ehorug Rt
Ale
Spice’ Company
National Theater
Elopement In Bend Leads To Police Seizure
In South Bend, Thomas Quino, a leading Melian business figure, eloped with his partner Peter Kensler's wife, triggering a police intervention as Kensler moved to halt the flight. Quino reportedly withdrew deposits from local banks before departure. Roosevelt’s Birthday observance noted with President turning 8 in old-day report.
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Bend
Ind
Thomas Quino
Btalians
South Bend
Hlatan Colony
Fa Fe
Peter Kensler
Quinn
Roosevelt
Washington
Roosecil
Tie Bieth
Independence League Appeal Delays Local Ticket Changes
The Independence League lawyers will appeal a recent appellate ruling that the assembly, senate and congressional candidates of the League cannot use the emblem of the scales. The decision affects only the local ticket, leaving the league’s military ticket intact. Names not properly filed prompted removal of certain candidates.
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New York
Tedtependiancs League Attorneva
Deciaian
Assembly
Senate
Crowds greet Longworth visit in Marion amid rain
A large Marion crowd gathers despite rain to welcome Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth, arriving by special train with Congressman Landis. A public reception follows at the Commercial club rooms, with speeches planned at the Polo Club tonight. New fares on Pennsylvania short lines announced, affecting routes to Chicago Columbus and St Louis. details show reductions and increases from old schedules.
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Marion
Ind
Nicholas Longworth
Tngansport
Thinfernoon
Landis
Laganaport
Spencer Hace
Anna Louise Browilee
Mee Field Bwezey
George W. Steel
Aira G. A. Ho Shideler
Charles Barley
Mra
E. Hy Neal
Hagin
J. L. Meenllonh
Pennsylvania
Indianapelix
Chiesa
Columbus
Dayton
Lowmvilte
Newe York
Fife
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St Louie Cavill
Hoosiers in Gotham
Indiana residents Frankfort doctor Wells and physician Wells from Columbus travel in New York as part of a social or professional gathering, listed among several named locals in the city. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Moore and other Indiana people in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore
IV Reed
Raley
Pierson
Bymer
We Merrill
Alliokell
Wwston
C. Hewert
Wacker
Sturn
Allison
Rowman
Pe Morris
Cleaver
Hool
Heed
Miss Race
Me Treet
Frankfort
Dr. Wells
Colmbus
Indiana
Fatal accident ends life at Tafarette's store
A man identified as Lo orjaw died yesterday afternoon from injuries sustained in a fall at Tafarette's leading business area near Purdue University campus. His wife Mrs Kron and two children were present at the scene when he died. The incident is being treated as accidental after a collapse at the grocery across from the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loorjaw
Sun
Lapatette
Ind
Flina
Tafarette
Atore
Pucdue Universt
Kron
Childre
Tedeiie
Railroad Time Cards City Ticket Use From Cincinnati
Time schedule details show Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton routes with departure times to Indianapolis Toledo Detroit and other connections. Includes multiple daily departure windows from 4:00 a m to 10:35 p m and listed arrival windows at Indianapolis and other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Daytor City
Indianapolis
Dayton
Toledo
Legons
Detroit
Indianepolis
Nelson Chesman Dead in New York Office Collapse
Special to The Sam reports Nelson Chesman of the Nelson Chesman advertising firm died suddenly in New York yesterday. The firm’s main office was in his city, where he had lived for many years and had resided for the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Chesman
New York
Nelann Ches
Cheeman
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Cleran
Eagle
Clara Ada Dove
Nellat
Wilmer Johnson
Dava
Alvord
Liteesusention
Bert AL Zumple
Guilford
Albert Bloomer
John Sullivan
Mf Bates
Chemter A. Ralisback
Maude McMullin
S. Meridian
C. Shafer
Sam
Mit-St
E. PF. Kottlowski
John Lawson
City of
Net
Junecinus
FAO
J. Anderson
Linden
Reea
Wk Caldwell
Steaeret
Enlist
Auditor Bigler
Brown's Hills
Werren Bix- Fier
Mudlinr
Nia
Tiler
Wabash
Weed Parelt Hill
Brows County
Berm
Bisler
Brown County
Naghville
Mr. Bigier
Fairbanks
Missouri
Muncie & Portland Line
Union Traction
Chinaman
Calestis
Shanghai Province
Appellate Court
Astopiano
Tove
Carlin & Lennox Music Lense
Plance
Emerson
Groit Tone
Action One
Wisdina Sonal
Pennsylvania Street
Elizabeth Miller
Ben Mur
Saul of
Tarsus
Egypt
Indianapeile News
Andre Castaigne
She Bobbs-Merrill Company
Hoosiers
Springfield
Decatur
Yorm Central
Liam Big
Leven _artive
Detroit & Co
Mich City
Mun & Lafayette
Dially
Bondar
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