Indiana M E Conference appoints Indianapolis district superintendents
The Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference announces appointments for the Indianapolis district. C. E. Bacon is superintendent with a large list of assigned pastors and churches including Green Wood J. & Murr and Fletcher Place G. D. Wolfe, plus district superintendents for Seymour Greencastle Evansville Moore's Hill New Albany Vincennes.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Indianapolis
C. E. Bacon
Acton
George E. Garrison
Broad Ripple
GC. E. Flynn
Brooklyn
C. A. McCullough
Castleton
J. L. Perry
Greenwood
J. &. Murr
Earth Place
Henry C. Hess
Blackford Street
S. L. Welker
Blaine Avenue
J. K. Ake
Hall Place
F. A. Steele
Howard Place
John D. Jeffrey
Irvington
W. G. Clinton
Mapleton
F. A. Lester
Meridian Street
Joshua Stansfield
Morris Street
F. F. Lewis
Oak Air
R. W. Raaf
Roberts Park
Albert Hurlstone
Trinity Church
C. W. Whitman
Wesley Chapel
Woodside
Lester A. Jones
Lawrence
W. R. Thom
Mooresville
E. P. Jewett
New Palestine
W. D. Wood
Southport
W. Corva Waverly
J. A. Lewis
West Newton
E. Oo. Thomas
Whiteland
W. C. Watkins
Seymour
M. B. Hyde
Connersville
EK. B. Rawls
Greencastle
L. F. Dimmitt
Evansville
J. W. Duncan
Moore's Hill
C. E. Edwards
New
Hot Weather Schedule Prolonged for Elementary Schools
Owing to the heat, elementary schools will extend the half day session schedule for another week.
Girl Takes Acid Hope Dies Without Known Cause
Twenty two year old Tadtle Richards attempted suicide by drinking carbolic acid in her room at 318 West Washington Street. Drs Porter and Swartz at the city dispensary saved her life and she was sent to City Hospital. No one could give any reason for her act.
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Tadtle Richards
Washington Street
Fire damages power house at Lebanon
A fire this afternoon damaged the power house of the Ferretiante Indianapolis and Western traction company in Lebanon. The blaze grounded a high tension line cutting service from Indianapolis to Lebanon Lafayette and Crawfordsville for several days. Cars and wagons were used to transport passengers while power lines and other equipment suffered extensive damage.
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Lebanon
Find
Ferretiante, Indianapolis & Wastern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Discovery of Thief Exonerates a Negro
A man watched a neighbor after his shoes disappeared and identified a Black man, Jos Green, wearing them. An officer tracked Green to a second man, George Williams, who admitted selling the shoes. Williams was taken into custody and Green claimed innocence as the case unfolded.
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Jos Green
Green
George Williams
Wabash Street
Williams
Brightwood to Install Three Miles of New Sewage Pipes
Plans for a Brightwood sewer project totaling three miles will be completed this week under Charles A Brown assistant city civil engineer in charge. The board of public works likely to receive the plans by week’s end. Project cost about 75000 dollars with pipe sizes from 15 inches to 10 feet in diameter.
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Brightwood
Charles A. Brown
Board of Public Works
Grado Fire Threatens Two Major Plants
Sparks from a Belt railway engine started a noon Monday grass fire in a 30 acre field bordered by Naomi street Bett railway and Draper and Olive streets. The Interior Marchwood and Capital Rattan plants and nearby housing were in the path. Four fire companies fought the blaze and prevented damage to surrounding property using large water streams.
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Marchwood Company
Capital Rattan Company
Ten Janitors Face Danger At Federal Building
Janitors who wash second and third floor windows at the federal building fear a fall could be fatal. Custodian L G Rothschild promised an appropriation a year ago but none was made. They urge safety devices and rope belts to prevent deaths.
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Federal Building
L. G. Rothschild
Richard Tolbert
City Hall Idea May Give Way To Useful Plan
City council building committee and Mayor Walter Book held a Monday meeting to discuss city hall needs and potential plans. Some favor abandoning the hall project in favor of a sewage and garbage incineration plant at a cost of about half a million dollars for the city's benefit.
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Bookwalter
City Hall
Marriages Listed for George Huntington and Others
Marriages recorded include George Huntington with Elizabeth Ray Henry A White with Mary R Mattern James G Robinson with Lucia White Wesley Alexander with Radie Normack Bert Sutton with Stella Brannon Holman B Hinds with Alice Mains William Stout with Josephine Doyle John R Hoop with Laurine Lamm Charles C Gronski with Geneve Johnson Ernest Esger with Wanda Grace Francis A White with Berdiner Hugr Johnson and A
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George Huntington
Elizabeth Ray
Henry A. White
Mary R. Mattern
James G. Robinson
Lucia £. White
Wesley Alexander
Radie Normack
Bert Sutton
Stella E. Brannon
Holman B. Hinds
Alice L. Mains
Wiliam Stout
Josephine Doyle
John R. Hoop
Laurine B. Lamm
Charles C. Gronski
Geneve Johnson
Ernest Esger
Wanda Grace
Francis A. White
Berdiner Hugr
Johnson
Prices Steady as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Move at Local Yards
Indianapolis reports receipts of 1500 hogs 730 cattle and 550 sheep with hogs trading fairly active and mostly steady at 6.45 to 7.50 top. Cattle numbers up slightly from week start and quiet trade with prices near last week’s close. Lambs and sheep also steady with lambs at 35.25 and sheep at 4.00 down from prior levels. Grain prices show mixed steady to easy movements across wheat corn oats and hay.
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Hay
Timothy
Clover
Hogs and cattle prices rise at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports Sept 21 receipts with hogs at higher quotes. Light through heavy sold from about 6.60 to 7.40, yorkers around 7.06. Cattle receipts near 21,000 with Beeves 3.65 to 7.40, Texas steers 3.50 to 5.00, western steers 3.20 to 5.80, cows and heifers 1.65 to 5.60, calves 6.00 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 3,000 steady with natives 2.90 to 4.90, westerners 2.25 to 4.35, yearlings 4.20 to 4.80, lambs 3.45 to 5.80.
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Reprerrn Sa Sales
No. Kind
Ee Dock
Chicago
Union
City Births and Deaths Notice from District Records
City birth records list numerous entries including boys and girls born to families at addresses such as 934 N Senate avenue 67 Holly avenue 444 Chase street 11355 W Twenty eighth street 529 Spring street 321 Douglas street 1221 N Sheffield avenue 260 3 Harding street 1017 W Walnut street 38% N Addigon street 1511 Ringgold street 3088 Warman avenue 3711 E Vermont street 2102 Talbot avenue 314 W North street. Deaths include William Irvin Margaritt Geisendorf Emma Shea Elis Snowden Conxella Jackson James Francis Huber Nona Eliott James Lynn Agnes Miller Clyde Bass Dorth Marie Rush Vasilis Mumtem among others with causes such as valvular heart disease gunshot wound cirrhosis of liver pulmonary hemorrhage appendicitis acute gastritis carbolic acid poison mitral insufficiency diphtheria and tuberculosis.
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George B
Elizabeth Hatfield
Sheffield Avenue
Wiliam F
Carrie Bowman
Harding Street
Patrick J
Bertha M. Dugan
Walnut Street
Joseph M
Verda Walsh
N. Addigon
Henry and
Detsia Ransdall
Ringgold Street
Michael T
Agnes Sweeny
Warman Avenue
William and
Daisy Smith
Vermont Street
Leopold and
Selma Tutenur
Talbott Avenue
Neal and
Grace Connaughton
North Street
William Irvin
Capitol Avenue
Margaritt Geisendorf
City Hospital
Emma Shea
Deaconess
Elis Snowden
Smith Street
Conxella Jackson
Bowman Street
James Francis Huber
Nona A. Eliott
Methodist Hospital
James Lynn
E. Market Street
Agnes Miller
W. Twelfth Street
Clyde Bass
Dorth
Marie Rush
Senate Avenue
Vasilis Mumtem
Stocks in New York Market Plunge Amid Insider Doubts
In New York on September 21 stocks were weak as insiders abstain from open support. The market fell across Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific St Paul Consolidated Gas and Amalgamated Copper with a 1 to 2 point drop. Harriman's stance reportedly blocks freight-rate hikes, fueling public skepticism. A strike in England closes 400 cotton mills and triggers a 50 cent bale drop at the start of trading.
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Union Pacific
Harriman
Wall Street
England
Tarck Elevation Near Completion on Senate Ave
With the completion of the planking between the railroad tracks at Senate and Kentucky avenues the elevation of the tracks over Kentucky avenue will be completed. This will likely be accomplished this week. The work of completing the track elevation in different parts of the city is progressing rapidly.
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Senate
Kentucky Avenues
Kentucky Avenue
W. Washington
Ft. Washington Street
Belt Railway
Mrs William Beard Taken by Death
Mrs William Beard, of 2121 Barth Avenue, died Saturday night after months of illness. An early Hancock County resident, she moved to Indianapolis seven years ago and was an active member of the West Indianapolis Christian Church.
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William Beard
Barth Avenue
Indianapolis
Beard
Hancock
Weat
Indianapolis Christian Church
Judge Anderson Returns Tuesday
Judge A B Anderson of the federal court is expected back at the federal building Thursday morning and will take up cases ready for the court calendar. Michael Quinn, formerly a page in superior court No 2, acts as clerk in place of Lew Aken who is ill at home. Paul Stafford has been appointed page and took his place Monday.
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A. B. Anderson
Federal Court
Federal Building
Page
Michael Quinn
Superior Court No. 2
Lew Aken
Paul Stafford
National Furniture Co Rug Listings Published
Classified notice for rugs with sizes 0x13 9x12 priced at 810.50 and 917.00, advertised at The National Furniture Co located at 83 West Washington street and 3 West Washington street. Small down payment accepted with balance installments weekly.
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National Furniture Co
West Washington Street
The
Washington Street
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Douglass Street
Maten
New York
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Technical Committee
Stoddard-Dayton
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Charles Merz
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