May Lease Big Four Tracks to Hagerstown
Officials of the Richmond street and interurban railway company toured Hagerstown to inspect Meldwin and the Big Four lines for possible electric car operation. They rode the Big Four to Connersville on a motor car to assess feasibility. Richmond has sought to lease Whitewater Valley railroad tracks from Connersville to Hagerstown, with Big Four open to terms after earlier hesitation.
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Amusements this week headline attractions and shows
Manager Zeigler presents vaudeville at the Grand and Park theaters during fair week. The sleeping beauty and the beast opens at 8 p.m. with 2 and 7 p.m. matinées. Hanlon’s Superba and Tiger Lilies offer popular acts at Empire and Park venues, drawing large crowds with bright, lively performances.
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Big Indiana State Fair Opens With Crowds and Exhibits
Visitors flood Indianapolis for the fiftieth state fair as grounds bustle with outdoor displays, racing, booths, and attractions. Jessop candy booth, fortune tellers, and the Windoo Prince pavilion draw curious crowds while police prepare extensive crowd control and a state fair court mønitors arrests, including a Chicago burglar found with a burglar’s tool.
Surprise wedding in Vincennes taps Kenneth Howe Mina Gardner
Kenneth Y. Howe and Mina Louise Gardner, both prominent residents, were married in Vincennes on a Sunday afternoon in a surprise ceremony that caught their friends off guard.
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Vincennes
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Kenneth Y. Howe
Mina Louise Gardner
Bishop Joyce Draws Huge Crowd at Meridian Street Church
Sunday at Meridian Street church drew about 2000 worshippers as Bishop Joyce captivated the audience with earnest preaching. Despite the crowd many could not gain entrance, while numerous local pulpits across denominations were filled by Methodist preachers.
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Indiana
Woman Identifies Suspects in Chicago Streetcar Murder Case
On a Sunday afternoon Mrs. Jeanette Gilmore surveyed Chicago city railway workers from a vantage point trying to identify two men she believes killed women at a streetcar barn. She reported seeing three men dividing money in a swamp while wearing streetcar uniforms, and police think they were company employees.
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