English Lieutenant Visits Camp To See How Things Are Done
The war is over as the Sixth Cavalry and other units wrap maneuvers at the Hoosier camp. Generals Hodges and Abbey coordinate the Red and Blue forces in a final dramatic battle on Fall Creek, with Bridges blown and a tense noon halt. An English lieutenant visits to observe, while soldiers prepare to depart to their home posts and Fort Des Moines.
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Eenemy
Department of the Lakes
C. L. Hodges
Eturn
Lawrence
Sergt
United States Signal Corps
Fall Creek
Othe
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Sixth Cavalry
Field Bakery
School of Bakers and Cooks
Washington
Elliott
Fifth
Tllinois National Guard Infantry
Second
Michigan National Guard Infantry
Signal Corps
Corps of Engineers
Hospital Corps
H. F. Pipes
Walter Reed General Hospital
Battalion of Engineers
Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Geneseo
Til
Ft. Des Moines
Fts
Srady
Wayne
Mich
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Hoosier
Blue
Red
Army of the Reds
Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry
Fifth Illinois
Engineers, Signal and Hospital Corps
P. L. Abbey
Second Michigan
Castleton Col
Abbey
Ft. Benjamin
Robert Alexander
Reds
P. B. Malone
Col. Wood
Blues
Blue Army
Columbus
Fifth Ohio Regiment
M. M. Macomb
St. Louis
National Guard Association
Chicago
Hodges
Heane
Indianapolis
Montana
Sergt. W. Co. Thompson
Crabs game blamed for burning of Thomas barn
Fire of two unknown origins destroyed a large frame barn owned by Myre T Thomas at 2622 Oxford Street on Friday morning with a $400 loss. Neighbors report a craps game in the barn for several nights, using lanterns, suspected to have started the blaze. Firemen from hose company No 21 Brightwood faced flames with no nearby water supply and would have needed 2000 feet of hose to reach a hydrant.
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Myre
T. Thomas
Oxford Street
Brightwood
Transfers May Block New Crosstown Line
Transfer problems may keep the board of works from ordering the traction company to build the crosstown line on Thirtieth street. Traction officials argued they must issue only one transfer per fare, while riders pursuing the line would often need two transfers to reach their destinations.
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Board of Works
Traction Company
Thirtieth Street
Indiana life insurance company under audit over salaries
State Auditor Billheimer has begun an investigation into alleged irregularities at the Indiana Industrial Life Insurance Company of Terre Haute. Terre Haute men charge officials are paid too high salaries, while 9 percent of stockholders and policy holders with $30,000 in policies express satisfaction with management.
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F. B. Garrett
Indiana Industrial Life Insurance Company of
Terre Haute
Billheimer
Recital and Play Planned at Y W C A
The crisis will be the recital topic to be given by Charles E Williams of the Indianapolis Conservatory Friday evening Sept 30 at the Young Women's Christian Association. The public is invited. After the recital a short play Courtship with Variations will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Williams
Indianapolis Conservatory School of Expression
Young Women's Christian Association
Architect Arrested Over Flimsy Foundation Plans
Frank B. Hunter an architect of the 902 State Life building was arrested Thursday afternoon on a warrant from Building Inspector Winterrowd. He is charged with constructing a nine inch foundation wall when the ordinance requires thirteen inches.
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Frank B. Hunter
State Life Building
Winterrowd
Hunter
Hotel Robbed on Capitol Avenue Early Friday
A stranger robbed the Imperial hotel on Capitol avenue and Ohio street while the night watchman was out of the office. The cash drawer contained $33 to $35 missing. Police investigate the break in.
Mystery man left after night office stay
A visitor who asked for a room despite no money stayed in the office overnight. He disappeared when the night watchman returned, puzzling authorities as to how the intruder knew the drawer key location. Detectives will investigate the incident.
Copeland Quietly Shifts to Secret Tip Probe
Councilman Charles F. Copeland head of the investigation committee says the famous tip probe will be heard Friday night in secret, reversing a prior plan for public proceedings. Earlier, Copeland Owens and McCarthy alone knew of the probe’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Copeland
Committee On Investigation
Finance Committee
Copeland
Owens
McCarthy
Messenger Hit By Car On Massachusetts Avenue
Roland Eskridge of 114 South Sheffield Avenue, a postal messenger, was struck by an East Tenth Street streetcar at the intersection of Massachusetts and East streets Thursday night. He suffered injuries to the head and body as the car failed to halt for Bicycle Policemen Trple and Glenn.
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Roland Eskridge
Sheffield Avenue
Post Office
Massachusetts Avenue
East Street
Trple
Glenn
Eskridge
Blue serge suits made to measure at $13.75
Fast color all pure wool blue serge suits offered for $13.75 with a claim that local tailors cannot duplicate the quality for less than $25. Advertises J. Singer & Sons located at 43 West Washington Street.
L and C traction sale assured in Indianapolis pending judge’s decree
The sale of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction company’s road is now an assured fact. Judge Carter is expected to sign the decree this week. Attorneys’ fees total 12,000 dollars with bonds valued at 2,000,000 dollars. First lien on the gale price stands at 1,045,000 dollars. Second lien covers receiver’s indebtedness of 927,981.26 dollars. Third lien comprises bonds issued before the receiver’s appointment. Proceeds beyond liens go to court for division. Henry Clay Allen named commissioner to conduct the sale.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Carter
Henry Clay Allen
Marion County
All The New Browns Exclusive Designus Sale
Exclusive Saturday offer promotes exclusive browns with salt or overcoat to measure at $16.75 each. Limited stock mentioned, urging readers to act quickly.
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J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
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the Growers of India
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EL Wash. St
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FT. Wayne, Ind
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Ind
Pennsylvania Lines
Brazil
Greencastle
Carl L. Rost
Clargoal Hotel
I St
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Walter Ehlers
South Filiness
Buns
Neas
Circle and N. Meridian
Tungstoker Fixtura
Indianapolis Light & Heat CO
HOTEL
Kingston
Circle New Indian Cafe
Gregg “Knox
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