Unesued Ad Boy Girl Unhoused Travelers in Custody
Indianapolis May 15 A young woman in boy's clothing and a man are detained after being found in a box car at Fletcher avenue near Big Four tracks. They claimed to be Mr and Mrs Michael Ivies of Terre Haute traveling by train. The woman, nicknamed Billy, is identified as Little Billie by officers and matrons. She described a life on the road, including prior disguises and travels from Cleveland to Terre Haute. Police investigate the라 woman’s claimed identity as Clara Miller, a reported Shelbyville suspect.
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Wison
Golnisch
berg-Shirk Lumber Company
Fletcher
Avenue
Faye
Armand
Spetts
Nigt
Michael Ivles
Terre Haute
Cleland
Doyle
New National Hotel
St. Louis
Mike
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Térre Haute
Clara Miller
South First Street
Plac
Shelbyville
Clara“Miller
Souls Seen In Flight Color Theory Stuns Chicago
Dr Rose M Reading of Chicago claims Parisian Dr Jean Baradue photographed souls leaving bodies. She recounts seeing two souls one child one elder in cigar smoke color amid a canopy of spirits. The report describes souls moving from feet to head then rising through walls and notes observers' need for a calm attitude. Police hold a couple on loitering charges after a separate incident involving a barber and a wife.
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Chicago
Rose M. Reading
Lexington Avenue
Jean Baradue
Paris
Mrs. Reading
Dr. Reading
Heaven
Hell
Waddsmith Injured In Wagon Fall At Burrows
Lawrence Waddsmith of Burrows was badly injured yesterday when a wagon upset while he sat on a stove atop the wagon. He suffered fractures to both legs and his right arm.
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Lawrence Waddsmith
Burrows
Extra charges spark merry widow hat war in Boston
Boston report notes dance halls plan to add fifteen cents for Merry Widow hat storage, outraging Dorchester girls who claim oversized hats crowd spaces. London item profiles Rev Thomas Lord, age 100, praising abstinence, walking, and water as keys to long life.
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Boston
Dorchester
Jefferson Club
Navillus Hall
Louise Casey
Ramsey Street
Casey
Merry Widow
Florence Terry
No. 12
Lindsey Street
Miss Grace Maguire
Bow Street
Pacific Express officials discuss joint office plan
C E Johnson route agent for the Pacific Express company in this city returned from Peru last evening where he met with Superintendent W R Breeze of the Pacific company of Chicago and Superintendent Fargo of the American company of Indianapolis. They discussed starting a joint office at Peru for consolidating the business but nothing developed.
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C. E. Johnson
Pacific Express Company
Peru
W. R. Breeze
Pacific Company
Chicago
Fargo
American Company of
Indianapolis
ePru
Brewers Strike Ties Up Kansas City Breweries
Eight hundred brewery workers in Kansas City walked out after the old contract expired May 1. Negotiations for a new agreement stalled, with workers demanding about 1½ dollars per week more due to the higher cost of living. Brewers planned a meeting to decide next steps.
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Kansas City
Epworth League Installtion of New Staff at Market Street M E Church
Newly elected Epworth League staff at the Market Street Methodist Church will be installed Sunday evening. Officers include Mrs. Robert Richard president Worth Frank vice president Maude Milburn second vice president Miss Mabel Williams third vice president Miss Goldie Parker fourth vice president Ned Reed secretary Ralph Shaffer treasurer and Miss Wilda Broderick pianist.
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Epworth League of the
Market Street M E. Church
Robert Richard
Worth Frank
Maude Milburn
Mabel Williams
Goldie Parker
Ned Reed
Ralph Shaffer
Wilda Broderick
Tucker Attends Lodge Meeting In Kokonun
E A Tucker of this city, president of the Pathfinder lodge, attended a Kokonun meeting where arrangements for the state convention on May 25 and 26 were completed. Logansport is expected to send a large delegation and the city has degree teams ready.
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E. A. Tucker
Pathfinder Lodge
Kokonun
Logansport
Wayne
Aia
Chorus Girls Route to Hell Prompted by Judge Going
Chicago, May 15. Judge Going told Clara Schulz, an eighteen year old runaway arrest ed at Grand Central depot, that Winnipeg Memphis Omaha and Buffalo are the cities to which chorus girls go from Chicago on the road to hell. Schulz said she wanted to go on the stage and not home to her mother.
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Winnipeg
Omaha
Buffalo
Memphis
Chicago
Winipeg
Canada
Judson I
Clara Schulz
Grand Central Depot
Hell
Cheffield Avenue
Judge
House of the Good Shepherd
Stage struck girl at center of city court case
Detectives report Ruth Harding fifteen years old ran away from 29 Janssen avenue and joined a Winnipeg company via a theatrical agent Thomas Olson. In Harrison street court Judge Dicker fined Jesse A Thomas fifty seven dollars for causing the delinquency of the girl. Mrs Mary Harding says the girl was stage struck and had worked at Abilene Kansas before the police brought her back.
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Janssen Avenue
Zabel and Gallagher
Thomas Olson
Winnipeg
Canada
Ruth Harding
Dicker
Harrison Street Court
Jesse A. Thomas
Thomas
Mary Harding
Abilene
Kan
Murphy
Kansas
Ler
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Tucker
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Judge Going
Ping
Anton Anthracite
Tla
M. Smith & Comes
Sutton
Broadway
Logansport, Ind
Eel
Wabash
Wabash Valley
Sutton Hotel
Logansport Daily Reporter
Ind
East End
Tom M’elheny
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