Towers March In Labor Day Parade Amid Outdoor Festivities
A large turnout joined a Labor Day parade along a west Washington to New Jersey route with 10 plus marching divisions and bands. Unions including Laundry Workers, Garment Workers, Brewers, and Leather Workers were represented, led by division captains Dempsey, Harvey, McCoy, and Hesa, with gear and color guards adding ceremony.
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Washington
Pennsylvania-st
Market
New Jersey
Firth
Laundry Workers Union
Heer Bottlers’ Union
Garment Orxers’ Union
Parag Wes
Harry Dempsey
White River Lodge
Indianapails Lodge
Baka
Phimbers’ Union
Breamftters’ Union
Linton
Billers’ Protective Asteniation
American Agents’ Union
Dlvlen
Robert Harvey
Carpenters
Bartenders
Sheet Metal Workers' Union
Hardwend Finishers
Muaicians’ Protective Assortation
Harry T. McCoy
Bign
Tourneymen
Reeg and Ratton Workers Union
Linton, Cement Workers Plan
Cabinet Workers’ Union
Letter Carriere’ Asaoetation
Bream Engineers
Folsting
John Hesa
Meyaheld
Cigar Makers
Saw Makers
Saw Grinders’ and Polishers
Saw Toothers
Saw Pilera' and Setters
Boiler Makers’ and Helpers' Union
Uinited Garment Workers’ Union
Labor Day Reflections From Carpenters Union Leader
Secretary Frank Durty of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners notes Labor Day as workers holiday with political overtones. He warns leaders and politicians may use the day to push agendas while stressing Labor’s unity and constructive purpose. A chaotic jumble of ads and notices follows, including a sale listing and miscellaneous services.
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Frank Durty
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Favor
Sone
Mét
Lavor
Eta
Labor Day Sentiment By Local Leader
A local leader advocates observing Labor Day in its original spirit with parades and thoughtful addresses. He denounces political display and argues laborers should avoid "aports" and actions that politicize the day, urging focus on the holiday’s purposes rather than sensational events.
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Sam Sexton
Harvest Festival at German harvest fair in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Swabian Volkfest at Gertanta Park honors a German harvest festival, marking the first such event here. Organizers John Emhardt serves as president with Mra. F. Wetzel as vice-president, L. Bauer secretary, and G. Liekhardt treasurer, as preparations include music amusements and ample refreshments.
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Gertanta Park
Germany
John Emhardt
Mra. F. Wetzel
Spied on Robbers at Cowan's Drug Store
Mrs. Nora Norwood of Massachusetts observed two men making attempted break ins at Cowan's drug store on Liberty Street. She reported they pried the transom, changed her dress to remain unseen, and fled after a third sighting. No goods were taken.
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Nora Norwood
Massachusetts-aye
Cowan's
Massachusetts
Liberty-st
National Pharmacists Session Held at Claypool Hotel
The National association of the American Pharmaceutica held a fraternity session Monday morning at the Claypool hotel. About 400 men in the drug trade attended the afternoon fruit session. Mayor Bookwalter and Dr. Georges J. Cook addressed the gathering, with Leo Biles of South Bend speaking for the association. The president’s reception and ball followed in the assembly room, and vestors are planned for Tuesday activities throughout the day and night.
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National Council of
He American Pharmareutica) Association
Claypool
Bookwalter
Georges J. Cook
Indiana State Medical Upsiety
Leo Biles
South Bend
Labor Day Cartoon Plan by John Mitchell
A labor day cartoon proposal envisions a chaotic crowd of workers without order and a Phoenix-like, dignified worker rising above them with industry tools. The concept emphasizes the dignity of labor and echoes Carlyle's remark on organized labor as a world problem.
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John Mitchell
Carlyle
Thin Paper
United Alle Workers of America
Bushrell
Habeas Corpus Granted for Decatur Man John Kelsey
Judge Henry Clay Allen issues release for John Kelsey of Decatur after habeas corpus petition argues he cannot be held in the workhouse beyond the term of his sentence without a per day fine payment provision. Kelsey had been jailed after a June provide sentence and a $100 fine for loitering. Detectives detained him upon arrival in Indianapolis from Decatur.
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Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Cour
John Kelsey
Decatur
Kelsey
Thomas C. Whallon
Police Court
Mit
L. E. Helnhold
Alley
Allen
Aten
Kel
Eey
Hkelapy
Gerber
Larsh
Indianapolia
Tit
Mle Hooker
Tia
Squar Teport
pHeBn
Naga
City Record Births Deaths and Marriages Noted
Births list multiple names and addresses including Eugenie Cobb SM Es Twelle and others with locations in New Jersey Missouri and Illinois. Deaths note Katherine Trimmans and Foxworthy among entries. Marriages include Jerre F Miter and Bercher N Brown Jamon W Fisher and Ida M Bakley among couples. many pairs listed with residence details.
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Campbellana
Eugenie Cobb
Twelle Fa Jenni
Abel Chandler
Jetepeane Virgil
Bartlet Huey
New Derney
Sim
Minale Hughes
Missouri-Sl
Silobert
Winnie Barker
Faireview
Riri
Manns
Boilefancaine
Ay Jeane
Martha Smith
Pleassat“eimer
Ellen King
Chadwickhoy
Syenry
Carle Kraus
N. Dein Warest
Eee
Hattle Price
Shemby
George and
Hertle Tunwell
Edly
Eas
Foxworthy
Jerre F. Miter
Berher N. Brown
Jamon W. Fisher
Ida M. Bakley
Wiliam F. Carter
Vedna Philips
Albert Hy Houseman
Maggie Am.ulke
Harrold V. Ulrey
Velmex Hughes
Frank V. Huter
Minnie Triesey
John Herman
Louise Walt Pater F. Greeley
Edith Coyle
John MM
Retnieker
Jense
Elvin
Clarence Ripley
Tuella Runharcer
Ora A. Ford
Leona Trimball
Edward Kahtsky
Anne Hilardes
Boy Wounded in Newark Burglary Incident
Attorney Joseph Tu Morgan in New Jersey recounts an attempted burglary by a 12 year old boy who was shot in the leg as he fled. Morgan fired from his window with a revolver, the youth continued toward his home at 34 E Eleventh St before police were notified.
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Joseph Tu Morgan
UM WN
New Jersey
Harry Hobbe
Moggs Carriea
Sr. Morgan
Miler
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Indiana road case brief argues demurrage rules justified
The brief from respondents in the car service case before the Indiana Railroad Commission defends demurrage charges as necessary for efficient administration. It rejects excuses that shippers avoid paying rent due to bad weather, noting payment for detention is tied to actual service and shipper responsibility. Oral argument is scheduled for Tuesday with a full day set aside.
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Indiana Railroad Commissing
Bonday
Suntaina
Tueatay
Pioneers Recall Old Days at Marion County Meeting
A September Marion County Horticultural and Agricultural Society gathering at Sylvester Johnson’s home turned into an old settlers’ meeting. Attendees shared reminiscences of bygone days led by Dr. W. H. Wiehard and others, followed by a picnic dinner.
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Marion County Horticultural and Agricultural Society
Sylvester Johnson
Mr. Johnsson
W. H. Wiehard
J. N. Cocton
A.J. Bhortelays
George 8. Couman
Lawrence Jones
Noah
Trial date uncertain for Witterd Wickard Conspiracy Case
Prosecutor states the date for the Witterd and Wickard conspiracy trial in criminal court with former State Auditor David E. Bnerrick remains not definite. He expects probable data will be kept and notes Wickard is at liberty.
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Yyrtes x. Stenegiot
Witterd &. Wickard
David E. Bnerrick
Mr. Wickard
Liberty
Banker Stensland Captured At Last
The man who wrecked the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank at Chicago was tracked through England and Spain. An officer pursued him on a torpedo boat to the city where he was found.
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Milwaukee Ave. State Bank
Chicago
England
Spain
Hering
H.W. Hering
Caebler
Milwaukee-ave
Branaland
Innat
Stengland
Suepicka
Stensland
Bronland
Jong Mao
Hoosiers Edge Coronels in Morning Labor Day Tilt 4-2
Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Coronels 4 to 2 in a morning Labor Day game before 120 spectators with timely hitting. Thielman outpitched Kenna, keeping the Colonels scoreless until a late ninth inning rally, while Indiana introduced a new left fielder Kendall who showed mixed results.
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Hoosiers
Coronels
Thieiman
Kenna
Colonels
Gespers
Starcan
Wattrans
Carr
Lauraville
Hula E. Merwin
Hailman
Bullivan
Brashear
Duankte
Kern
Thielsun
Atherton
Catt
Quintin
Kerwin
Mansisind
Williama
Maronn
Vilams
Hartman
Willams
pali—Stoner
Loutavilte
Bacer
Louisville
Kane
Filing the Claims Judge orders notice to file claims
Judge Vingan Carter of the superior court orders Morday to George C. Hitt receiver of the State Agency company to notify all claimants that they must file their claims by Oct 0. The record notes discussion of an offer by O L Van Laningram, former president, for purchase, but no further information has been received.
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Vingan Carter
Superior Court
Hoosier Travelers organize branch at Clay Pool
The Hoosier Travelers azendation, a traveling association aligned with the National Health association, organized at Clay Pool Saturday night. Elected officials include President Charles Vestal, vice-presidents C L Hogta and A L Bheets, secretary treasurer Half Blaets, with directors H F Adams, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Keller, M E White, E Abbott, W Boveramich, W Weber.
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Hoosier
Azendation
National Health Association
Claypool
Fallow
Lox Offcer
Charles Vestal
Frat
C. L Hogta
A. L. Bheets
Treachrer
Isaac Keller
ME. White
Abbott
Boveramich
B. Weber
Tangier Arrest of Chicago Banker Stuns Aged Clerk
Chicago reports detail the capture of Stensland, a Chicago banker and bank fraud suspect fleeing via Tangier Morocco. State officials describe pursuit by Olsen and Brannland as a dramatic international chase. The fugitive used aliases, planned extradition avoidance, and left forwarding directions before arrest.
Reverend Stone Resigns to Lead St Mark's Johnstown
The Rev. R Foster Stone, formerly pastor of First Lutheran Church for 17 months, has resigned to accept the call to St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Johnstown New York Moy will deliver his first sermon in the new pulpit.
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Qoes
Johnstown
R Foster Stone
First Lutheran Church
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
N. T
More Trust Briefs In Demurrer Case Unfolds
Briefs filed in the United States court Monday morning contest a demurrer in the retail drugcase. Attorneys D. Ransote and Cosy for The Piso Co. represent the plaintiffs. Details remain obscured due to damaged text.
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United States
Unitedstates
D. Ransote, Gon, & Cosy
Piso’ Co
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UNION
Labor
South Side
Turner Hall
Brewer Workers’ Union
Bear Hottiers
Beer Drivers’ Union
Brewery Engineers’ and Firemen’s Union
Brewery Laborers’ Union
Railway Switchmen’s Union
Leather Workers’ Union
Journeymen Tailors
Laborate
Homie Tulle
Miiaton
Ivey Molders’ Union
Tron Molders’ Union
Metal Pollsters’ and Buffers
Pattern Makers’ Union
Atrictural Ironworkers’ Union
Broom Workers Union
Blacksmiths’ Union
Blacksmith Helpers’ Union
Wealey T. Jatvle
Plasterers’ Union
Lathere’ Union
Stone Masons’ Union
Stone Cutters’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union
Term Cotta Workers’ Union
Barberry Union
John Grant
Typographical Union
Rand, Pressman
Cab Drivers
Ters
Calle Maga
Paveral Elses
Ontont
Uve
Ane
Denison
the Bast
Little Minister
Househole
Olsen
Tangier
Morocco
Thielman
Fevippe-McFlag Press Association
Paolo Stensland
Milwoukseate
State Bank
Moreing
Oilman
Stenslund
Rogigad
Spsta
Seripse-McRar Pree Association
Atttorney Barbour
Attornay Olsen
Sept
Paul Q. Biensland
Oldenberg
Mogadar
P. Cleem
Brenstand
ChiccaRo
Harry Olsen
Ginralter
Oldenburg
Gome
Gibraltar
Yelog
Grand Hotel
Abratt
Dember
Tonerlife
Canary Manda
Sumfay
New York
Liverpool
Vort
Gays Stensland
PB & O
Gloraitor
Tankit
Mororey
Union Pacific
Stentsland
Union Pacffc
Jin
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