Walsh Quarry Yields Profit of 750000
Bedford Ind Oct 27 five years after the 26000000 crash of the John Walsh banks an asset for creditors netted 750000 from the sale of 600000 worth of Bedford quarry stock to the Cleveland quarry company plus 500000 in bonds outstanding The deal closed with the Chicago clearing house authorized sale boosting hopes other assets may be realized Walsh now serves a term in Leavenworth prison for the bank loot.
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Sun
Bedford
Ind
John BR. Walsh
Bedford Quarry Company
Chicago
Walsh
Cleveland Quarry Company
Chicago Clearing House Association Committee
First Trust and Savings Bank
Bankers’ Walsh
Cleveland Company
Waleh
Bedford Company
Chicago Clearing House Association
Leavenworth
King Victor Emmanuel Tours Storm Damaged Isle Coast
Oct 27 aboard a torpedo boat King Victor Emmanuel toured the storm stricken coast south of Naples. He was with the Duke of Aosta and government officials as he viewed the devastation on the Island of India and met refugees encamped along the shore expressing pity for their plight.
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Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Duke of
Aosta
India
Seventeen Children In One Family In Cleveland
Mrs. W. G. Clark of Cleveland is mother to her third set of triplets and a clan of seventeen with many twins. She counsels daughters to choose husbands who can support a family and focus on rearing children rather than social aims.
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Cleveland
W. G. Clark
Amusements Tonight and this Week in Local Theaters
Murat Anna Pavlova and Michael Mordkin with the Russian ballet troupe entertain on Wednesday night. Lew Dockstader’s Twentieth Century Minstrels appear Friday and Saturday. Keith’s Grand features Miss Hoffmann’s review and a strong bill. Park presents As the Sun Went Down. Majestic offers My Friend From India with a lively Colonial vaudeville mix. English’s showcases Follies of 1910 with strong songs and scenic effects. Empire Burlesque presents Star Show Girls.
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Murat
Anna Pavlova
Michael Mordkin
Lew Dockstader
Keith
Miss Hoffmann
Matinee Daily
Majestic
India
Lloyd and Whitehouse
George van
Pavlova Dances to Universal Acclaim at Murat Theater
America hails Pavlova as the world’s greatest dancer after her first subscribed concert at the Shubert Murat theater. Mordkin and Pavlova’s team charmed Indianapolis with luminous motion and dramatic ritual in a program featuring Valse Caprice and Bacchanale, while next week Mme Bertha Kalich opens a three night engagement with A Woman of Today under the Shubert management.
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America
Russa
Anna Pavlova
S. Indianapolis
Ona B. Talbot
Shubert Murat
Adeline Genee
Mile. Pavilova
Mikail Mordkin
Imperial Ballet
Gsregard
Mordkin
Pavlowe
Rubenstein
Pavlova
Murat Theater
Mme
Bertha Kalich
Samuel Shipman
Mms. Kalich
Shipman
Doris Roxby
Mme. Kalich
Messrs. Shubert
Walter Hale
Charles A. Abbe
John Emerson
Emily, Wakeman
Frances Nordstrom
Bert Murat
Pavlova Foresees America Producing Greatest Dancer Yet
In a candid backstage interview Anna Pavlova, renowned danseuse, praises American women, predicts a future American-born dancer who blends universal appeal with national optimism, and reflects on how her own Russian roots color her art. She lauds American vitality, notes four hours daily training, and discusses future performances with Mikail Mordkin and promoter Atwell.
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Anna Pavlova
Mikail Mordkin
Ulysses
Benjamin H. Atwell
Imperial Ballet
St. Petersburg
America
Russia
Miss Hoffmann Versatile Actress in Farewell Vaudeville Tour
Miss Hoffmann shows range from a Strauss Blue Danube dance to a grand opera style finale. The feature at Keith’s Grand Opera House this week promotes her farewell vaudeville tour with a variety of acts.
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Gertrude’ Hoffmann
Gertrude Hoffmann
Keith
Strauss
Alston Presents Western Drama as the Son Went Down at Park
Arthur C. Alston stages as the Son Went Down at the Park through the week with Estha Williams as Col Billy and Edwin Walter as Faro Bill. The Mountain West setting features a Boston minister and a gang of mining folk including Cyclone, Tarantula and Pizen Pete in a rugged cast.
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Arthur C. Alston
Park
Californias
Boston
Far West
Faro
Col
Billy
Faro Bill
Estha Williams
Edwin Walter
Arthur Chatterdon
Ida Werner
Flora Byam
Sal Sue
Cyclone
Margaret Miller
Mrs
Ike
A. C. White
F. Edward Arbuthnot
The
Fred Kelley
Piety Pete
Judson Langill
Jack
Allen Lee
Pizen Pete
Rattlesnake Gulch
My Friend From India and Other Theatre Acts at Majestic
Arvine-Benton players present My Friend From India at the Majestic theater this week to crowded houses with comic moments that prompt actors to laugh offstage. The program also features The Great Divide next week and William Vaughn Moody’s The Talk of New York in coming performances, plus Four Dancing Belles and Berini operatic act. Rosalie of the Empire, a seasoned performer born in Germany and trained in England, delights with mime song and dance and grows a reputation in burlesque.
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India
Arvine-Benton
Majestic Theater
William Vaughn Moody
George M. Cohan
New York
Colonial
Nest Week
Berini
Rosalie
Empire
Theodore Kramer
Charles Blaney
al H. Woods
Madge
Kentucky
Germany
England
Lincoln League to Stage Big Banquet at Indiana University
Bloomington, Oct 27 The Lincoln league of Indiana university plans a large banquet Wednesday evening with toasts from William Dudley Foulke Indianapolis Oscar Bland Linton and ex Congressmen J Chaney Sullivan and Hastings of the state Lincoln league The Indiana university orchestra directed by Paul Clemments will rehearse Rob Roy for an upcoming student opera Meredith Nicholson the Indiana author will attend a social at the Y M C A and Y W C A on Friday evening Nov 4.
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Sun
Bloomington
Ind
Jackson Club
Inodiana University
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Lincoln League
Indiana University
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Oscar Bland
Linton
Congress
Jonn €. Chaney
Sullivan
Hastings
Campbell
University
Paul Clemments
Lafayette
Meredith
Nicholson
Indiana
Prescription Claims Rheumatism Cure for Blood Treatment
Fragmentary note touts a blood based remedy for rheumatism claiming strong hospital use and a pint dose. It mentions an auteky with ingredients to be obtained and a Sanam ounce compound, urging readers to mix and drink wine as preferred.
Dockstader Once Was Newspaperman
Dockstader once a reporter in Columbia South Carolina earned time with The States staff. While covering a Southern railroad wreck he faced hostility from railroad men who downplayed fatalities saying none, then muttered We only killed two niggers.
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Dockstader
Columbia
S.C
Commercial Club
A. C. Banks
The
States
South
Southern
Banks
General Office For
Hensby Wins 18000 Damages Over Street Car Collision
In Hancock circuit court, Samuel K. Hensby of Indianapolis was awarded 18000 against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. for injuries from a collision between a chemical wagon of the fire department and a street car. Also notes about old Centerville ballot box and Laymen’s district missionary convention closing its two day session with a banquet for delegates.
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Greenfield
Ind
Hancock Circuit Court
Samuel x. Hensby
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Hensby
Wayne County
Centerville
Richmond
Ed Thornton
Laymen’s District Missionary Convention
Three Injure Eyes In DePauw Laboratory
In Greencastle Indiana Miss Josephine Allen burned by a broken test tube while boiling hydrochloric acid in DePauw laboratories and may lose sight of one eye. Robert Morrison later injured by sulphuric acid sputtering toward his face, possibly losing sight. John Emison exposed to bromide fumes and will miss a few days of school.
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Greencastle
Ind
Josephine Allen
DePauw
Robert Morrison
John Emison
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Danseuse
Shuberts
Pavilova
Middle West
Pacific
Japan
Sitka
Melbourne
Rubinstein
Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit. Company
Jackson
Kern
Hew Dockstader
Shu
Gibson
Hancock County
Depauw Laboratory
Tasement Anex
Moen
Kreamer
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