Reynolds Stricken By Paralytic Stroke In Indianapolis
C F Reynolds longtime railroad executive at Terry Haute Indianapolis Eastern Traction Co suffered a severe stroke at 6 this morning in his 210 North Alabama home Indianapolis doctors reported he is critically ill with right side paralysis. Family including his son Ray rushed to Indianapolis as friends and colleagues express concern for his recovery.
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C. C. Reynolds
Indianapolis’ & Northwestern Traction Co
Terry Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
North Alabama
Indianapolis
Jameson
Ray
South Hend
Frankfort
Te Re
Toen
Lebanon
Reynolds
Tonight's Concert Moves to New Court Yard Location
The weekly band concert moves to the south west yard area for space. Tonight's program includes Society Swing, Empire, Manzano heats, Jolly Girls, Dance of the Nymphs, Verdi's Opera selection, and a Meowing Musicale. Corin W. Utzy directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Yard
Frantzen
Grunfelder
Manzano
Brooks
Claus
Pusay
Corin W. C
Utzy
Wright brothers endure new endurance flight trial at Ft Myer
Washington reports that Orville Wright will confront government endurance flight rules at Ft Myer soon. The test requires one hour of continuous flight with a passenger and sufficient fuel without landing, a condition Wilbur Wright has already achieved in a similar trial.
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Washington
Wright Brothers
Orville Wright
Ft Myer
Wilbur Wright
Wright machine speed trial faces rough Ft Myer terrain
Funeral abet. The Wright machine will not be accepted and a 10 percent deduction per mile under forty will apply, with a 10 percent bonus per mile above forty. The Wrights report speeds from thirty five to forty miles per hour across varied hill country near Ft Myer, raising unease about cross country flight in a heavier-than-air craft.
Jolly Neighbors Surprise Mrs Perry Mason Guests
The Crawfordsville Journal recounts a Friday afternoon plan by the Jolly Neighbors to surprise Mrs Perry Mason and Mrs Frank Aldridge of Lebanon. Guests arrived from 2 to 4 pm, about thirty in all, with cake and tea served by Mrs Mason and helpers.
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Crawfordsville Journal
Perry Mason
Frank Aldridge
Lebanon
Mason
Frank Pruett
Dave Marks
Charles Berry
Big Horse Show At Darlington Expected To Shine
The Darlington horse show steams ahead on Wednesday with premium money in the hundreds of dollars and top horses from the region expected to contend in trotting and pacing roadster classes. The Wingate band will play all day and a concert at night. Riverside park opens for boating and other diversions with soft drinks and lunch available. All are invited for a pleasant day at the park.
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Darlington
Wingate
Riverside Park
Thomas Vice Dies in Clinton County
Thomas Vice died at his Middlefork home from tuberculosis after a long illness. He was about seventy, never married, and survived by his son Alexander Vice and two sisters Mrs. Charles Goff and Mrs. Queen Taresa, all near Middletork. Funeral held today with interment at Hopewell Cemetery.
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Thomas Vice
Middlefork
Clinton County
Chicion County
Alexander Vie
Charles Goff
Queen Taresa
Middletork
Hopewell Cemetery
Indianapolis Travel Salesman Found Dead at Rooming House
Henry Horn fifty years old traveling salesman from Dayton Ohio was found dead in a rooming house at 529 North Meridian Street Indianapolis this morning. Coroner Blackwell will determine if death resulted from natural causes or foul play and the body was taken to the city morgue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bo- Henry Horn
Dayton
North Meridian Street
Blackwell
Elty Moegue
Joint Memorial Observed by Odd Pelione and Local Orders
A large crowd attended joint memorial exercises in Stark's Park on Sunday afternoon hosted by the Odd Pelione Red Men and Knighte of Pything orders of Whitea stown. M. B. Foley of Crewfords delivered a notably eloquent address.
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Pything
Whiteastown
Stark's Park
Moat
M. B. Foley
Crewfords
Ed Dales Children Declared Public Wards by Judge
Judge W H Parr in court declared four of Ed Dale’s children as public wards removing them from the father. One child remains to be cared for by Ora E Dye and wife, while three others were sent to an orphan home. The father and children faced an emotional proceeding as the judge spoke of one of his hardest duties.
New Mail Order Governs Hotel Mail Access
A new hotel policy will bar guests from directly inspecting mail for themselves. Guests must present their name to the clerk who will verify if mail exists for them. Previously clerks handed all mail to guests with matching initials, leading to crooked practices and rival salesmen exploiting mail to gain competitors’ business.
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Inquirer
Another Attorney Admitted to Boone County Bar
William J. Wood, son of the late Henry K. Wood, is the latest addition to the Boone County Bar. He has been attending Virginia University where he has been taking at
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William J. Wood
Boone County
Henry K. Wood
Mr. Wood
Virginia University
Berryhill Named Guardian for Rhodius With $5000 Year
James M. Berryhill, formerly of Lebandon now in Indianapolis, will receive $5,000 annually as permanent guardian for George Rhodius. Having served two years already, he is due $16,000 to date. Judge S. R. Artman granted the appointment after guardianship proceedings in Boone Circuit Court.
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James M. Berryhill
Indianapolis
George Rhodius
Berryhill
8S. R. Artman
Boone Circuit
Country constable tears as court orders four children for custody
The circuit court ordered four children to be placed in the care of Mr. and Mrs. Dre EB. Dye, with Dora N. Dale to join them permanently. The others, Furl Edna Hester Belle and Leon, were sent to the County Orphans Home until suitable homes are found. Judge Parr emphasized the public interest in proper care. Dale will study in A. J. Shelby's office this summer and return to Virginia University for his final year in September.
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Eax
Dre EB. Dye
Dora N. Dale
C. Heyden
Dale
Cbsidies
Date
Parr
Mr. Date
Warda
Nee Hat
Wife Granted Divorce on Cross Complaint in Probate Case
Judge Parr denied a divorce to William E Parr and granted Martha Parr a divorce on her cross complaint after a trial that ended yesterday. The proceedings involved a large estate guardian matter in Indianapolis with counsel from several attorneys and businessmen. The Rhodius estate is valued from 740000 to 1000000 dollars with about 21000 dollars annual income. The guardian’s salary was set at 5000 dollars per year, deemed adequate by Judge Ross after consideration of the estate and guardian’s services.
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Ross
Indianapolis
Berryhill
Rose
Wice
Estate handling promises larger future yields for Rhodius heirs
In a personal memo the guardian notes careful management of the Rhodius estate by Berryhill and expects annual income to rise after annulment costs, potentially turning over to George Rhodius if sound mind or to his heirs. Judge Ross agrees to invest funds in first class mortgage loans.
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Berryhill
Greenfield
Rhodius
George Rhodius
Ross
Guardian
Recovering Headgear in rail service mishap lore
The article explains how railway workers recover lost hats or caps. Experienced rail workers keep name and address in the sweat band of their cap. If a cap is found after a wind tossed flight, the finder takes it to the nearest agent and tags it for transport to its owner.
Woman admitted to Boone County Bar and practice
Miss Zenta Pavey, stenographer for the A. J. Shelby law office, has been admitted to practice before the Boone Circuit Court. She becomes the second woman licensed to the bar after Mrs. Mavourneen Morris, who has not appeared in court. Her admission grants her attorney privileges that will aid her stenography work.
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Zenta Pavey
A. J. Shelby
Boone County
Boone Circuit Court
Mises Pavey
Miss Pavey
Mavourneen Morris
Killed by a train near Ft Benjamin Harrison
Lawrence Alfrey private in Company A Tenth Infantry was killed on the Big Four tracks between Lawrence and Spring Valley while returning to Ft Benjamin Harrison with Corporal Gillespie. Gillespie stepped off the tracks as the Knickerbocker Special eastbound neared. Alfrey, after a second look, walked on and was struck.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence Alfrey
Tenth Infantry
Ft Benjamin Harrison
Lawrence
Spring Valley
Alfrey
Corporal Gillespie
Gillespie
Stormy Session Drops Burman Foster From Chicago Ministers
A heated Baptist Ministers Conference session in Chicago led to the expulsion of Burman Foster of the University of Chicago amid denials of Christ’s divinity. Hisses, yells, and confusion marked the meeting, described by a preacher as resembling a political rally. The event occurred in Chicago on June 22.
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Burman Foster
University of Chicago
Chicago
William Coulter Dies at 80 in Elizavilla Funeral Wednesday
William Coulter native of Donegal County Ireland dies in Elizavilla at 12:05 am after six weeks illness. He was 80 years six months and seven days old and twice married, survived by wife Sarah Lindsay and two children Ellen Sheppard and Richard Coulter, a sister, and a Presbyterian church member. Funeral at the Eizayille church Wednesday at 10 am conducted by Rev. D B Banta with interment at Hopewell cemetery.
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William Coulter
Elizavilla
Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Donegal County
Indianapolis
Sarah Lindsay
Ellen Sheppard
Richard Coulter
Presbyterian Church
Eizayille
D. B. Banta
Spencer
Hopewell Cemetery
Buggy Smash Near Antioch Picnic Ends in Settlement
Forest resident Johny Beach driving toward the Antioch picnic collided with a buggy owned and driven by Scott Douglass near the picnic grounds. Douglass and two others escaped injury while the buggy was smashed. Beach says he honked but the other vehicle stayed in the road. Beach plans to settle by buying the Douglass boy a new buggy.
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Johny Beach
Forest
Antioch
Scott Douglass
Wrankfort
Young
Douglass
Orval Scott
Marl Kelly
Mr. Beach
Big Horn
Frankfort Names Hiatt as City School Superintendent
Frankfort Indiana June 22 The city school board elected Prof William Hiatt as superintendent to succeed Prof Edwin Monroe who resigned to lead Muskogee Oklahoma schools. Hiatt has served as high school principal for five years.
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Frankfort
Ind
William ©. Hiatt
Edwin &. Monroe
Muskogee
Okla
Hiatt
Family uneasy as Squire W. Graham vanishes in Indiana
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 22 the Graham family reports unease over the disappearance of Squire W Graham a motion picture machine operator last seen a week earlier in Indianapolis seeking work.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Squire W. Graham
Gra~ Ham
Indianapolis
Graham
Elevator fall kills worker in Cincinnati building
June 22. George Deinlein died and seven others injured when an elevator plunged from the seventh floor of the Murdock Building. All victims were employees of the James Murdock Jr. Company in Opera Place.
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Cincinnati
George Deinlein
Murdock
James Murdock Jr
Opera Place
Elevator Fire Destroys Chicago Grain Elevator
A hay and grain elevator partly owned by A. P. Walther in Chicago burned last night. The structure was valued around 110000, with several firemen injured while battling the blaze.
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Chicago—Sons
Chicago
A. P. Walther
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ED Dale
Ora E. Dye
Erryhill
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Qivorce
Marsha Parr
Cree
Circuit
Benjamin Harrison
Prof. Foster
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Monroe
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