Blue Moon to Open at Tomlinson Hall Next Week
The great London musical sensation The Blue Moon comes to Tomlinson hall Indianapolis for three performances Friday and Saturday with stage remodeling and extra electric lights. The production cost thousands and features James T. Powers Ethel Jackson Clara Palmer and a 100-member company. Tickets go on sale Saturday at 9 am at Baldwin Piano Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tomlinson Hall
Ind
America
Indianapolis
Independents
Theatrical Trust
Rhuberts
Mm Ehort
Mammoth Sings
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Shubert Theatrical Company
New York
James T. Powers
Shubert ‘Theatrical Company
Charles Taylor
Ethel Jackson
Clara Palmer
Templar Saxe
Dick Tempis
Charles Bowser
Ed M. Favor
Beatrice Golden
Arthur Donaldson
Tab On The Probationers In City Schools
Ward school principals will cooperate with the juvenile court to monitor probationed children. When a child is placed on probation the principal is informed by letter and a designated teacher prepares weekly reports for the probation officer. Reports go to the court. the matter remains confidential. Judge Stubbson spoke on the relationship between the juvenile court and school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbson
Government Intervenes in Liquor License Case
Mary Miller, a young colored woman, was brought by Deputy U S Marshal Lon Boyd from Connersville Indiana charged with selling liquor without a license. She appeared before Commissioner Young and was bound over to the grand jury under a 200 dollar bond. She was jailed but her attorney sought release Saturday. Chief of Police Garrett Gray accompanied the prisoner. He said she and her husband, now jailed in Connersville for running a craps game, operated a restaurant and rambling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
United States
Lon Boyd
Connersville
Ind
Young
Grand Jury
Garrett Gray
Chinese Baby Baptized at English Hotel Parlor
Five week old Chinese girl born to Chinese parents in the city was christened on Thursday night at the English hotel parlors by Rev O D Odell of Second Presbyterian Church in front of about 40 guests. Caleb and Denny stood as godparents as Mrs May Wright Sewall and others attended. An affidavit declaring Rose Kregelo Chin an American citizen was signed by the guests. Moy Kee, the Chiners mayor, presided at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess
Kregelo Chin
O D. Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Caleb §& Denny
Mre
May Wright Sewall
Cass Conaway
Newton Harding
United States
Charles W. Moores
Doctor Guy Brothers Dies After Despondency Night Walk
In Goshen Indiana on a Wednesday night Dr Guy Brothers 33 a graduate of an Indianapolis medical school went walking with his sweetheart Miss Ora Davis in New Paris He told her to wait then entered his room locked the door and was found dead on his bed from chloral after a fit of despondency The family is described as prominent and the sweetheart denies any suicidally hint during their outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Guy Brothers
Iniianapolis Medical School
Ora Davis
New Paris
Susaite
Canned Corn Tests Under Purdue and Polk Cannery
A. W. Bitting of Purdue University conducts experiments at Polk Cannery in Greenwood Indiana for the U S department of agriculture. The study tests cooking methods preservatives and cold storage to improve canned corn toward perfection using three thousand cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bitting
United States Experiment Station
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Pols
Greenwood
United States Department of Agriculture
Polk Concern
Connersville Car Project Delays Signal Extended Timeline
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Inc. gains a 20 day extension delaying street car operation in Connersville Indiana until after November 1. Track work nears completion with seven miles remaining, cars geared to 60 mph, and service expected by mid October if construction holds. The project connects Indianapolis to Connersville with a unique electrical system watched by industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Inc
Connersville
Ind
Conneraville
Traction Company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Indianapolis & Cinceinnati Traction Company
Pontiac
Deight
Chicago & Alton
Westinghouse Electric Company
Church Had A Good Year At Edward Ray M E Church
Congregational meeting at Edward Ray M E Church drew a near packed audience. Reports indicated a prosperous year seen as the best for Edwin Raycherch in years. Rev H C Clippinger to attend Greensburg conference next week with special services closing the conference year. Aged women services led by Edward League begin with general class at 8:30 am. Old hymns to be sung. Assistants include Rev B Carter Rev F D Cummings and Rev J W Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ray M. E
Edwin Raycherch
H. C. Clippinger
Greensburg
Ind
Epward League
B Carter
F. D. Cummings
J. W. Allen
Clippinger
Maine Land Sale Yields Six Cents an Acre
The Maine state treasurer sold 2586 acres of land in remote areas, fetching only 16.4 thousand dollars. The parcels, conveyed for their inaccessibility, averaged a little over six cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeTippaneng Aeress associadMm
Augusta
Maine
Hax
Indiana and Ohio Firms File Incorporations
The National Sales company of Kokomo and the Red Rock Bottling company of Terre Haute file articles with capital stocks of 19 and 2 dollars respectively, listing directors John M. Coser W E Behymer Forest M Wilson and John J Crawford Richard R Armstrong Charles W Lynn. The Wicka Stone company of Bloomington registers 100000 dollars capital, with W W Wicks J A Yates Le T Dickason N E Mathers Louise M Alley C B Parkhill and D K Miers as directors. The Ohio & Western Lite company of Toledo with 100000 dollars capital has filed under Indiana law. agent Peter Martin of Huntington named. Richmond Electrical Bign company of Richmond capital stock 3001 lists James L Denia William H Alford and Harry Dennis as directors. The Bhelburn Athletic club of Shalburn registers directors Harry Rodgers Teddy Britton and John Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Kokamo
Capital Stock
John M. Coser
W. E. Behymer
Forest M. Wilson
Red Rock Bottling Company
Terre Haute
John J. Crawford
Richard R. Armatrong
Charles W. Lynn
Wicka Stone Company
Bloomington
W. W. Wicks
J. A. Yates
le. T. Dickason
N. E. Mathers
Louise M. Alley
C. B. Parkhill
D. K. Miers
Ohio & Western Lite Company
Toledo
Indiana
Peter Martin
Huntington
Richmond Electrical Bign. Company
Richmond
James 3L Denia
William H Alford
Harry Dennis
Bhelburn Athletic Club
Shal ‘Burn
Harry Rodgers
Teddy Britton
John Cummings
Cornerstone Laid for Cook County Courthouse Amid Socialist Debate
At Chicago on September 21 a cornerstone for Cook county's $3,000,000 courthouse was laid with Vice President Fairbanks, Gov. Deneen, Mayor Dunne, and County Board President Brundage in attendance. Fairbanks warned against government ownership, stressing fair play for labor and capital and opposing socialist, federal or centralized control. The ceremony included a large parade, a mortar-trowel laying, and plans for an Auditorium Annex banquet that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-4eRae Press Association
Chicago
Cook County
Fairbanke
Deneen
Dunne
Brundage
Board of County Commissioners
Fairbanks
Ita
Labor's political party seeks second annual IWW convention
In Chicago on September 1 the Industrial Workers of the World convenes for its second annual gathering to nominate officers and map plans for advancing its aims. Delegates from about 10,900 members shape the agenda while workers, union members, and nonmembers may join, though lawyers priests bankers and employers are barred under nonproductive clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeRat Presa Association
Chicago
Labor
Industrial Workers of the World
Tsn Huttered
Mems
Sage to double legacies under estate plan
New York September reports Mrs. Russell Sage will increase legacies from her late husband D sbasd's will. De Forest brothers, attorneys for Mrs. Sage, say she plans to add to the shares of Mr Sage's beneficiaries, matching each legacy with an additional amount after she qualifies as executrix, pending no contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippy-MecRae Prees Association
New York
Russell Sage
Ida
de Forest Brothers
MISE SCHMIDLAPP KILLED in France wreck investigation
Cincinnati report says J. G. Schmidlapp, president of United Savings and Trust, was injured and his daughter Charlotte killed in an automobile wreck in France aboard Schwab’s car. Suerte to the Sem. Mrs Schmidlapp had previously lost a wife and another daughter in railway wrecks seven years earlier, dragging the family into financial circles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charieschwab
Martin de Croix
J. G. Schmidlapp
United Say- Iage and Trust Company
Charlotte
Soumidlapp
France
Lee Ault
Schwab
United States Steel Company
Behmidlapp
Trains Collide Near Dayton City. Engineer Killed
Two C. and D. trains collided near Dayton last night. Engineer Emiley was killed and Fireman McCurdy perhaps fatally hurt in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Dayton
Emiley
Killen
McCurdy
Electric Mile Cars Add Express Freight Between Lafayette and Indy
Beginning next Monday Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction will add an express car on the Lafayette to Indianapolis line to handle increased freight. The Lafayette train leaves at 8:00 a.m. arriving in Indianapolis about 1:19 p.m. It will serve as a milk train. An Indianapolis west-bound train to Lafayette will depart Erick now, hauling high class freight to Lebanon, Frankfort, Mulberry, Dayton and Lafayette, arriving about 4:00 p.m. This, with two cars already in service, provides extra accommodations between the two terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Northwestern Traction
Lafayette
Erick
Lebanon
Frankfort
Mulerry
Dayton
City Births Deaths and Marriages Reported
City record lists births including James and Mrs Burns a girl at 3S Catherine-mt and other infants at 2733 La Sallet 42 1B St. Clair-st and 2 N Temple ave. Deaths include Theodore Cash 981 W. Peart st and Elizabeth Richman 1 W. Twenty-sixth st with pneumonia. Marriages include John E. McNeely and Helen Schwab and John Barth and Sarah Barth. Building permits detail assorted dwellings and renovations with various addresses and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
G. Burns
Catherine-mt. Hoy
Harry
Agnes Messeramith
la Sallet
Giel Clyde
Guidie Christie
N. Temple Ave
Gustave
Margaret Newbacker
St. Clair-st
Hoy
Emma Lande
Barth-ave
Hanford
Lettie Burk
Galest
Etrl
Theodore Albert Cash
W. Peartst
Elizabeth Richman
Lobar
Janette Childs
Norman Harry Peterson
Roach
Favorite Prescription Open Advertisement Claims Full Disclosure
Open publicity is praised as the best guarantee of merit for a female specific medicine. The advertisement touts that its ingredients are listed on bottle wrappers in plain English and contain native American roots with no habit forming drugs. It claims endorsement by medical writers and offers free extracts from eminent works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. Pierca
Buffalo
Tuberculosis Meeting Draws Large Crowds in Indiana
Dr J N Hurty returned from Madison where he and Dr Metoy vice president of the State Board of Health led an anti tuberculosis meeting Thursday night. He reported a filled house and strong public interest in lectures and discussions. He notes several recent statewide meetings have drawn large attendance, indicating rising public awareness of the tuberculosis problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurry
Madison
Ind
Metoy
State Board of Health
Hurty
Jewish Mob Throws Stones in Boston District
In Boston on the Jewish New Year, a mob gathered in the Hebrew district after Hyman Sheub persisted in business. Stones were thrown at his office causing window damage while a confrontation developed late last night. Over 100 people watched as authorities averted a serious riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hyman Sheub
Sheub
Negotiations Reach Over Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail
New York Sept 2 Negotiations proceed among E H Harriman William Rockefeller and the Smith estate to transfer control of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road to Union Pacific and Southern Pacific companies, shaping future railroad ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Scripps-McRae
Also Mentioned on This Page
English Woolen Co
Illinois ST
Shuberts
Burmah
Chandra NH
Naga
Ruby Palace
Kharikar
Beecham
Sueeiaj
Cornerstone
Mise Schmidlapp
Suerte
Bliss Swain
Northwestern Line
Thomas Smith
St. Vincent's Hospital
Naralyels
Lawrence A R. Shipp
Draper$l. Meocol S
John E. McNeely
Helen E. Schwab
John Burris
Anne G. Daniel
Walter L. Srooka
Matilda M. Jaener
Hontzin
Bradley
Shelby
Hoc. Young
Oxtora
Eleventh
James Stevenson
E. Washington
L Hastings
Thirteth-st
H. H. Adams
Blake Ent
C. A. Darnell
Beville
St Clair
Mary. Haller
Park View
Thomas Murphy
Brooksheave
Parker-ave
S. H. Creighton
Dillon-ave
Ines Melee Pree Association
SMITH @ BARNES
Pearson’s Piano House
North Pennsylvania Star
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!