Cooking School to Open Tuesday at the Colonial
The Reporter's Free Cooking School announces opening Tuesday at the Colonial with co operating firms. Local merchants and national manufacturers join J. C. Perkins & Son Boone Cabinets Whitaker and Sterling Silver Moores 5 and 10c China Adler Co Aprons Refrigerators Linens Rugs De Mars Groceries Lewis Storm Thoro-Bread Flour Guernsey Milk Co Ice Cream Wilson Milk Co Milk First National Bank Budget Paul O Tauer Flowers Crescent Bakery Butter Krust Bread Schlosser Oak Grove Butter Northern Indiana Gas Electric Co Clark Jewel Store Interstate Public Service Co Electric Appliances Proctor & Gamble Crisco Calumet Baking Powder Foulds Milling Co Foulds Macaroni Colonial Theatre Motion Pictures Kingan Co Meats Art Wall Paper and Paint Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Perkins & Son
Whitaker and Sterling
Moores
China
Adler & Co
de Mars
Lewis & Storm
Thoro-Bread
Guernsey Milk Co
Wilson Milk Co
First National Bank
Budget
Paul 0.Tauer
Flowers
Crescent Bakery
Krust
BANNERS OF OLD EMPIRE GREET VON HINDENBURG
Berlin troops watch as banners of the old empire decorate city streets for Field Marshal Von Hindenburg’s arrival and presidential duties. Police mobilize to prevent clashes between monarchists and republicans amid mass attendance and orderly display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Oderburg
Fascisti
Hindenburg
Neerstrasse Station
Wilhelmstrasse Palace
Old Empire
Presidential Palace
Republc
Methodist Rally of Young People Attracts Five Hundred
A Sunday afternoon rally at the Methodist church drew about five hundred attendees with delegations from Zionsville Litton Thorntown Jamestown Advance Whitestown Mechanicsburg Lane’s Chapel and Bethel. Dr W E J Gratz of Chicago spoke on Passing the Torch highlighting youth movements in Christianity and Epworth League growth to over 750000 members worldwide. Miss Mary Stephenson led songs as the choir and orchestra performed, and Dr Gratz later joined by Rev H P Ivey at lunch at the Methodist Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Zionsville
Litton
Thorntown
Jamestown
Advance
Whitestown
Mechanicsburg
Lane’s Chapel
Bethel
A. G. Abbott
W. W. Clouse
H. T. Coker
R. W. Knight
W.D. Thistlethwaite
Jesus
Epworth League
Young People's Societies
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Gratz
League
Mary Stephenson
Gounod
Shelley
Walter Huckstep
Lincoln
Nebraska
New Home Economics Class Promises Practical Lessons
Mrs Forbes will lead each session on a new household topic at the school. Recipes demonstrated each week with samples served. Attending every class yields the greatest benefit to homemakers, though even one session is useful.
Twelve pages in two sections to day read every page
A brief instruction note states that twelve pages are divided into two sections for today and urges reading every page. The material implies a routine workflow without naming people, places, or events. The tone is directive and logistical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday
More Troops Are Sent to Morocco War News
Paris reports Marshal Fran chet De Espray sails for Algeria as troops to Morocco flood the front. The war office concedes mounting danger in Morocco and Lyautey’s forces receive thousands of reinforcements with airplanes and artillery. A Painleve cabinet approved plan aims for a decisive blow to crush the Rif tribes and end northern invasion threats.
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Paris
Franchet de ’Espray
Algeria
Oran
Morocco
War Office
Marshal Lyautey
Painleve
Dynamite blast kills three in Pueblo yards
Pueblo Colorado May 11 three men were killed and a fourth injured when 3500 pounds of dynamite exploded in the yards of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Sunday afternoon. Bodies burned as they were loaded onto the county morgue hearse, sheets covering the charred remains.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Hawkins Loses Appeal in Original Writ Case
Cincinnati reports that M. S. Hawkins must return to Indianapolis to face federal charges of fraudulent use of the mails. The U S Court of Appeals overruled his habeas corpus appeal. a $30,000 bond was set pending further action. Hawkins fled before trial as associates in the Hawkins Mortgage Company were imprisoned.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
M. S. Hawkins
Indianapolis
United States Court of Appeals
Hawkins
John W. Welburn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Dayton
Middle West
Hawkins Company
California Alien Land Act Held Valid in Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Section 9 of California's alien land act constitutional and not conflicting with Japan treaty rights. It affirmed a Sonoma County Superior Court decision fining W. A. Cockrill, Santa Rosa attorney, and S. Ikada, a Japanese national, for conspiracy to violate the law, upholding a $150 fine or 750 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States Supreme Court
California
Sonoma County
W. A. Cockrill
Santa Rosa
S. Ikada
Frank Myers summoned for jury duty in Indianapolis
Frank Myers was called for jury service in Indianapolis and appeared in response to the summons, reporting for morning duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myers
Indianapolis
Native rioting at Johannesburg Sunday
London report says rioting similar to Bloemfontein occurred in Johannsburg suburbs Sunday. Seven detectives hunting illicit liquor were stoned by about 700 natives urged on by women. One detective died and the others were badly hurt. European police fired on the mob, killing one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bloemfontein
Johannsburg
Central News
H T D Members Cannot Carry Pistols
State Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam stated in a letter that Horse Thief Detective Association members are not authorized to bear pistols or any weapons. He noted opinions are for state officers but responded due to inquiries and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Gilliam
William D. Parker
Greensburg
Horse Thief Detective Company No
Yecatur County
Gilliam
Parker
Mothers Day Observed Across Lebanon Churches
Mothers Day was widely observed in Lebanon with Sunday schools staging programs and sermons focused on mothers. While church centered, families also marked the day at home, with carnations and white flowers worn to honor deceased mothers and red flowers for living ones.
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Lebanon
Ninth District Doctors Plan Noblesville Meeting
The Ninth District Medical Association finalizes its Noblesville program for May 14 at the Elks Club House. Delegates meet at 1 PM. scientific assembly starts at 2 with papers by I. T. Rambergen, R. A. Cooper, D. A. Horner, and John L. Tierney. Banquet at 6 PM and an evening program include tours and tea for ladies. several Lebanon and Boone county physicians plan to attend.
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Ninth District Medical Association
Noblesville
Elks Club
House of Delegates
I. T. Rambergen
M. D
Lafayette
R. A. Cooper
Carmel
Ind
Cooper
D. A. Horner
Chicago
Horner
Dr. De-Lee
Dr. Lee
John L. Tierney
St. Louis
Christian Church
The
Elk’s
Riverwood
Lebanon
Boone County
Boy Scouts Postpone Mothers Day Program
Four city troops delay their Mothers Day program to a future date due to unfinished new hall. Troop Four meets Monday Troops Two and Three Tuesday Troop One Thursday. Scout riding class moves to Wednesday night.
M E Mothers Day Observed At Methodist Church
Mother's Day services at the Methodist church were well attended with both Sunday school and preaching. Primary children sang a Mother's Day song, Paul Fletcher spoke on the origin and significance of Mother's Day, and Evan Walker performed a vocal of Mother Macree. Carrie Edwards played Home, Sweet Home before the preaching service. The choir performed There is a Holy City and Harriet Morrow sang Little Mother of Mine. Reverend H P Ivey delivered a sermon titled The Faith of Our Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Paul Fletcher
Evan Walker
Macree
Carrie Edwards
Dudley Buck
Harriet Morrow
H. P. Ivey
Rum Row Signals Early Break Up Near New York
Clifton N Y May 11 The beleaguered rum fleet off New York had its first chance to break the blockade of the dry navy boats last night Fog and mist reduced visibility. Eight of the thirty liquor laden ships moved in shore during the afternoon and reports were awaited at coast guard headquarters. The dry navy planned to meet any attempt to run the blockade Radiograms went to picket boats and positions were taken by the defending fleet Government forces expect a crisis as the rum fleet odds. A picket boat reported a rum ship offering 100 cases of liquor for 100 gallons of water. Coast guard operations assign watches with three days at sea and three days in port.
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Clifton
N. Y
New York
Coast Guard
Miss Alberta Wysong Wins Central Indiana Oratory
Miss Alberta Wysong representing Jehanon high school won first place in the girls oratorical contest at Crawfordsville, with delivery praised by three judges. Wayne Ashley of Lebanon high placed third in the boys contest, as Delphi and Crawfordsville students also earned top spots.
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Alberta Wysong
Jehanon High School
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Cuba
Wayne Ashley
Lebanon
Central Indiana
Wabash College Athletic Field
Stella Stewart
Delphi
South
Nancy Hyde
Lincoln
Constitution
Jack Swatts
New South
Craiwfordsville
George Beatty
Frankfort
Noblesville
K. V. Ammerman
Broad Ripple High School
H. M. Whistler
H. M. Pleasant
Central Indiana Normal
Lawrence Heeper
Cohitish
Delphinig School
Mary Miller
George T. Miller
Lebaron High School
Cora M. Doehile
Kokomo
Wyse
Ashley
Elks Prepare Dedication of New Home with State Officers Present
Plans are set for the Elks dedication of their new home Tuesday night. Local grand lodge officers will lead the ceremony with state Elks officials as special guests. Frank C. Myers will present the key to Walter Hodge as part of the rites.
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Elks
Grand Lodge
Frank C. Myers
The
Elks Realty Company
Walter Hodge
Virgil Buntin
Walter H. Hodge
Jacob Deiser
Carre E. Davis
Elks Order
Garnett Fleming
Shelbyville
Indiana Elks Association
Don Alman
Noblesville
Indiana Association
Mr. Clark
Indianapolis
Robert Scott
Linton
J. Walter Shumate
Lester F. Jones
Elza C. Rogers
Roscoe Hollingsworth
Esay Ora Page
N. Lewis
Lon Varntz
Miss Edith Martin Attends House Party Guest of Ruth Norris
Miss Edith Martin of the town attended a house party at Wagner College on Mulberry Street over the weekend as the guest of Ruth Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Martin
Wagner College
Mulberry
Ruth Norris
Tatlock Family Moves From Washington Street to North Meridian
Mr and Mrs V L Tatlock and family relocate from Washington street to a property on North Meridian, confirming a residence change for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Tatlock 9
Washington Street
North Meridian
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Colonial Theatre
M. E. Forbes
Mary Branson
Lebanon High School
Boone
Mrs. Forbes
Kaiser’s Army
Neerstrasse
Kaiser
Ubl
Orig
H.T.D
BOY Scouts
Alberta
Wysong
C. I
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