Labor Day Picnic At Fair Grounds Draws Small Crowd
Attendance was the smallest yet for the annual Labor Day picnic. Crowds centered on the Indianapolis versus Louisville baseball game while events at the Business Men's Driving Club grounds included races, a knife and jewelry game, and a fortune wheel halted by officials. Winners included Carl Fisher in auto races, Charles Somers in several events, Albert Mulkey in the pie contest, and Ruth Lynen in the baby show with a gold necklace. Dancing complemented the day with a well patronized pavilion and evening festivities.
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Indianapolis
Youlisville
Star Store
People’s Outfitting Co. Rnies
Business Men’s Driving Club
Fair Grounds
Wheel of Fortune
Uick
Labor Day Committee
Carl Fisher
M.hennigen
Charles Somers
Albert Mulkey
Ruth Lynen
Massachusetts Ave
Robert W. Brown
Carpenters’ Union No. 281
Great Ski-Hi Picnic Draws Big Greenwood Park Crowd
A large crowd attended the Imperial Order of the Great Ski-Hi picnic at Greenwood Park on Monday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed sack races jumping contests and running events as part of the first annual gathering.
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Imperial Order of the Great
Greenwood Park
Biggest Hoosier crowd ever at Indianapolis baseball game
A massive Indianapolis crowd, starting at 7,000 and swelling to about 16,832, watched the Hoosiers defeat Louisville 18 to 3. Eddie Heydon led with a homer and multiple extra bases as Jack Sutthoff starred on the mound and in the box.
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Eddie Heydon
Colonels
Indianapolis
Louisville
O’brien
Kihm
Fox
Haskell
AB. R
Odwell
Oaewe
Bonner
Ganzel
Flournoy
Clymer
Schaub
Spies
Sheehan
S.cssse
Kerwin
Eecerries
Sutthoff
Hoosiers Seek Top Spot After Tuesday Victory
Hoosiers aim for first place with a Tuesday win as crowds swell at Sheepshead Bay. Harlem track action saw Scintiliani lower the mile and a sixteenth mark to 1 57 25, beating the previous 1 58. A St Louis Philadelphia game ended tied in the ninth, Mitchell hit Kahoe, shaping the walkoff.
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Louisville
Harlem
Scintiliani
Mitchell
Kahoe
Labor Day Tree Tragedy at Beechwood Park
Labor day celebration at Beechwood park in Ironton Ohio was interrupted when a gum tree limb fell onto the crowd. Victims include Mary Hoard killed. Mrs Joseph Smith badly injured. Mrs John Jenkins and others hurt with varying injuries.
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Ironton, O
Beechwood Park
Col. Worthington
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
C. E
Belcher
H. W. Mountain
Mayor Mountain
Mary Hoard
Ashland
Joseph Smith
John Jenkins
Jenkins
Amalgamated Association
Charles Strouthers
van Horne
Coal Grove
National Brotherhood Seeks Indianapolis as Headquarters
When delegates to the national meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen pass through Indianapolis on Saturday they will be entertained at the Grand by local members of the organization. The local firemen hope the visit helps secure Indianapolis as the national headquarters.
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Brotherhood of Locomo
Tive
Indianapolis
Labor Day Parley Quiet Despite Barbecue Gatherings
In Thurmond West Virginia on Labor Day about 3,000 people attended barbecues at Glen Jean and Mt Hope. Deputies Cunningham and Summers arrested a few men at each site for injunction violations. President Richards Prosecuting Attorney Osenton and Judge Pierson spoke at both locations.
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W. Va
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Mt. Hope
Cunningham
Summers
Richards
Osenton
Pierson
Criminal Court
Two Women Affected by Suspected Arsenic Poisoning
Witnesses report on Sunday night incidents where arsenic was ingested for complexion. Miss Felts has recovered, while Miss McKinter remains gravely ill with a probable fatal outcome.
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Miss Felts
Miss McKinter
French Diplomatic Service Reassignments Reported
Paris dispatch notes changes in the diplomatic corps with shifts from Washington to Madrid and from Jusserand to Washington as part of new postings in the service.
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Miles A ‘Bon
W.hington
Madrid
Jusserand
Hem
Copenhagen
Wishington
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