Local Notices and Departures Across Indianapolis
A jumble of names and moves from Indianapolis relatives and visitors. Raymond Steffen travels to his aunt Mrs Schneider, Howard Weis attends Wail Weber’s funeral, Charles Tihane family returns from visiting SP, Jacob Bent heads to Pittsburgh after visiting family, Miss Hattie Coaponan flies to Cleveland for weeks with brothers George and James Chatenan, Miron Mere Moe and Eierson Ropers appear on the scene, Mrs Margaret Littner refers to Depuy. The item also mentions a Scott County divorce case and a Norway marriage rule about cooking certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Weis
Wail Weber
Charles Tihane
Spaduimapolis
Thas
Pom. Hillard
Cleveland
Messrs
George and
James Chatenan
Miron
Mere Moe
Eierson Ropers
Mir Sore Coupents
Miro
Atooertoget
Muanwodie
Ciarret Lttner
Depuy
Atia
James Hayes Arrested in Middlefork Horse Theft Case
Deputies arrested James Hayes at Middlefork on suspicions he tried to sell a stolen horse and buggy. Hayes allegedly confessed to stealing the horse and leading the mare to various locations before the arrest, with details of accomplices and prior movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherff Die Hammer
John A. Schuler
Middletork
James Hayes
Middlefork
Long Morning of Mail and Travel Notes From Madison
A jumble of names and places from Madison on June 21 covers departures to Akron Buffalo Rockville and Chicago. Delegates to Baptist and Northern conventions travel via Columbus and Cincinnati. a grand larceny case is noted with a three year sentence and reform school measures mentioned.
Local Notes From Madison On June 22 192?
Mrs M R Sulver visits relatives in Vevay a newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Bradford Hart east First Street Miss Nelda Potter returns to Fort Wayne after visiting friends in Madison Mr and Mrs Robert Millar of Grand Rapids Michigan guests of Millar's mother Mrs W W Millar Miss Kate Rowan returns from Montgomery Indiana for funeral attendance Mrs Lucile Shaw of Crawfordsville leaves for Crawf ordsville to attend Sunday school convention Mr Herbert Buchanan arrives from Lima Ohio to visit his father in Canaan Mr C W Nodler returns from New Albany following death of uncle Mrs Louis Anger and daughter Martha Louise visit Madison from Crawfordsville Miss Luke Salyers departs for Crawfordsville as county delegate to State Sunday school convention Mr T F E Williams arrives from Covington Kentucky to visit parents in Trimble county Ky Mrs George Blaze and daughter Martha Lucille visit West Madison to see her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Layton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Manchester
Woinchester
Worter
Waltham PB
Feebie Catepdav
Bradford Hart
East First Street
Nelda Potter
Fort Wayne
Robert Millar
Grand Rapids, Mich
Millar
W. W. Millar
C. W. Nodler
New Albany
Louis Anger
Daugghter
Martha Louise
Crawfordsville
A. J. Merrett
Luke Salyers
Manville
T. FE. Williams
Covington
Richard Williams
Trimble County
George Blaze
Martha Lucille
Robert Layton
West Madison
Anna Warner
Indianapolis
Mary Kleinp
Helen Klein
East Street
Jefferson Thomas
Wook Snyder
First Streets
Amormoas
Cincinnati
J. M. Frost
Frost
Charles Clemmens
Walnut Grove school election meeting details misspelled
An unclear notes page lists names like Dean Hedsward Johann and William Director Henry alongside others such as Peter and Gilbert Winkel. The text mentions a meeting to arrange for a red cartad or similar item to be given at a local event, but most details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Rati Coreting
Beast
Crete
Pry Coe
Sehultz
Au Woah
Nod Sethram
Dean
Hedsward
Johann
Reetoy
William
Henry
Eddtpestian
Gilbert Winkel
Peter DT Eboagdand
Death of Bernard Thomas in Ded Saturday Night
The notice reports Bernard Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Holt, died suddenly Saturday night from injuries after a short illness. Mourning appears heavy among relatives and friends as the bereaved parents are described as devoted and sorrowful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Holt
Funeral of William P. Peddie
The funeral of William P. Peddie was held from the residence at Gooduck Sunday afternoon and drew a large attendance of relatives and friends. About eight members of the Improved Order of Red Men attended in a body. Services at the house were led by pastors from the Lutheran and First Baptist churches. The Red Men conducted services at Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers included Louis Layton, Charles Buck, John G. Heid, Edward G. Dihamimer, Harry E. Nichols, and James Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiilarai
Peddie
Gooduck
Eafternooun
Forrest
Eder
Hed
Key
Frrends
Lutheran Church
Ites Schultz
Porst Baptist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Ates
Lous Layton
Charles Buck
John G. Heid
Edward G. Dihamimer
Harry E. Nichols
James Cole
Democratic Ticket Lists Indiana Candidates in 1912 Ballot
The slate includes Thomas Taggart for U S Senator Carleton B McCulloch for Governor Harry C Canfield for Congress Simeon E Leland for Judge James K Danglade for Prosecuting Attorney Emma D Porter for Joint Representative John W Driggs for Clerk Andrew W Blake for Treasurer Herman K E Bowman for Recorder Henry C Payne for Sheriff Edward A Coleman for Commissioner Upper District Jacob L Kloppfer for Commissioner Lower District The report notes brief social chatter from Marble Hill resident Charles E Dean and mentions Bay of Fundy tides rising 60 to 70 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon E. Leland
Madison
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emma D. Porter
Scottsbury
Herman KE. Bowman
Dupont
Henry C. Payne
Hanover
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksbury
Jacob L. Kloppfer
Kent
Charles E. Dean
Marble Hill
Bay of Fundy
Yesterday's Baseball Results in Various Leagues
Snapshot of scores from yesterday's games across leagues. Cincinnati and Cleveland posted strong showings while St Paul and Kansas City battled to a 4 4 draw. Minneapolis tied Toledo 4 4 and Indianapolis hosted nearby contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo O
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Pitts
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Little London Messenger Crosses Atlantic to Deliver Letters
Sidney K Richards a London district messenger boy crossed the Atlantic to New York to deliver messages for a London contractor and brought letters for New York officials and the president of Yate from London. Governor Goodrich heard about Michigan road route approval from the highway commission. Dr and Mrs Steritt plan to move to Kansas. Dr Steritt leaves Spaunhurst osteopath office to Dr Schwab. The Chinese have special fans for spring summer and autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little London
S.dney K. Richards
Sidney FE
Richardson
London
Sidney
New York
Young Richardson
New York City
Nother
Yate
Walton
Midchester University
Elmer Bo Scott
Dndianapolis
Goodrich
Highway Commission
Mrsko BR. Steritt
Niansas
Dr. Steritt
Spaunhurst Osteopath
Dr. Schwab
Independence drives Filipino party realignment in Manila luncheon
In Manila a luncheon speech by Sen Teodoro Sandiko states the Democratic party will join the Nacionalista to press for immediate Philippine independence. He says unity across parties supports independence and notes officials and voters backing the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democcratic Party of the Philippines
Nacionalista Party
Philippines
Teodoro Sandiko
Democratic Party
Philippine Senate
Manila
Philippine independence urged by friends of Trish
The piece argues for granting independence to the 10,000,000 inhabitants of the Philippines. It cites American representatives' reports and suggests independence would prove U S commitment to self determination, potentially swaying Britain and other powers and urging a concrete example of consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Trish
Philippines
Amertca
Dshtuds
Wei
Great Britain
American Congress
United States
Word of America
Senate
Great
Philippine
Young Filipino Wins French War Croix de Guerre
Gregorio Callles, a Filipino, returned to the Philippines in a French uniform and Croix de Guerre with palm. He arrived in France in December 1916 and enlisted as a private. He earned a commanding reputation after once taking charge when all officers in his company were killed, leading a charge before being decorated by the French Government. In Japan tobacco smoking is nearly universal among all ages and genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorio Callles
Callles
France
Japan
Rural romance unfolds as Dalton woos R F D
In a desolate setting Rose Forrest, calling herself R F D, guides mail for Donald Dalton a railroad scout. He pursues a budding romance while she deflects, revealing her initials and name as Rose Forrest during a pivotal exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Donald Dalton
Billy
Taissie
Min
Wei
Rose Forrest
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Psdianapolis
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Theveland
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Mary Voige
Telay
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Mars
Caer
Tois Fuori
Norway
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Atterberg
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Ui Middietork
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Aeyonoas
Canaan
Palroweed
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Hives
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Wassertton
Jemers
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Klopper
St. Lois
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Chris Vaal
Ni Mars
Myo
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Kandy
Matthew
Tor Baral
Safar
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Patna
Seymour Phead
Wasiec
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M. R. Sulver
Kate Rowan
Montgomery
Ind
Lucile Shaw
Herbert Buchanan
Lima
Ohio
Henry Buchanan
Walnut Street Fire Co No
Bernard Thomas
Atte Ag
Bengalt Hoiett
East Durst
Tsiaht
Wotas
Ray
Sunshine
Payene
Orevids Stearns
Jormas Fo Miike
Nyrha
Woodland
Earl Koda
J. C. Cravens
Tudiabapolis
Charles Maxwell
Fifty-Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Craven
Indiana Dental College
Junius Cravens
George W. Cravens
New Jersey
Indianapolis Star
Qgmr
Fred French
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Haigh’s Ambulance
John Cole
Mary
Ospeod
W. K. Cole
East Main Street
Mary Gertrude
Mary Sebastian
St. Michael's School
Sisters of Mercy
Francis Hoffman
James Clements
Bettie Rohrman
City
Mary Maurer
Hoffman
Clements
Maurer
William P. Peddie
Thomas Taggart
Carleton B. McCulloch
John W. Driggs
Madison To
Andrew W. Blake
Nation
Baten
Pier Cubs
Michigan
Sebosy
Sands Wei
United Mothe
Faye Opel Depibbest
Sergio Osme@a
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