Vaudeville Benefit Show For Alpha Home Planned
Billy McClain leads a vaudeville performance at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday night to aid the Alpha Home colored women. Mme Cordelia and Frank Brown participate with the Allen Chapel Bethel Church and Chapel choirs joining Carter's Orchestra. Rev French Ley of Allen Chapel will open with an address and a chorus of voices.
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Billy” McClain
Tomlingon Hall
Alpha Home
Mme
Cordelia
Frank Brown
Alen Chapel
Bethel Church
Carter
French Ley
Allen Chape Ap
Ition
Ante Lagi
Taxed oleomargarine bill could shut two city factories
Proposals to tax oleomargarine at ten cents a pound and require licenses threaten to close two local factories. Kingan's packing house warns hundreds of workers and millions in equipment may become idle if the measure becomes law and survives court review. Arthur Jordan predicts nationwide price rises for dairy butter if the law passes.
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Kingan
Supreme Court
Robert 8. Sinclair
House of Representatives
Senate
Sinclair
Congress
Holland
Great Britain
Austria
France
Arthur Jordan
Washington
Jordan
Alumnae deny Girls' Classical School closure report
A meeting of the Girls' Classical School alumnae led by Mrs. Sewall’s administration rejected rumors that the school would be discontinued. The group urged continued support and praised the school’s work, expressing confidence in its future under Mrs. Sewall and noting plans for continued growth. Attendees included Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Brown, and many others.
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Sewall
Edgar Evans
Bright Armstrong
Nina Bond
Frank Nichols Lewis
Richard Brown
Arthur Voorhees Brown
Lucille Ballard
Ernest R. Keith
Percy Hall Clifford
Helen Conner
Eliza Chambers
Jacob P. Dunn
John C. Dean
Majorie Ellis
Clarence Forsythe
Alice Graydon
James M. Judson
Julia Landers
Timothy Harrison
Deborah Moore
Cavalette Miller
Paul H. White
Katherine Morris
Maude McConnell
Estelle Raih
Anna Sickels
Misa Nelle Thornton
Lucy Taggart
Gertrude Wocher
Trolley Parties Gather from Numerous Indiana Towns
Thomas C. Whallon and Mr. C. O. Jones of Fortville announce trolley parties traveling from Franklin Greenwood Greenfield Fortville Anderson Muncie Marion Pendleton Elwood Kokomo Shelbyville Martinsville Noblesville Hope Brazil and Lafayette to an planned event fostering regional transit links.
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Thomas C. Whallon
C. O. Jones
Fortville
Franklin
Greenwood
Greenfield
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Pendleton
Elwood
Kokomo
Shelbyville
Martinsville
Noblesville
Hope
Brazil
Lafayette
Charles W. Doyle Death Shocks Eli Lilly Representative
Eli Lilly and Company received a telegram announcing the sudden death of Charles W. Doyle in Adair Iowa. Doyle, about forty five, half brother of Senator Albert J. Beveridge, had represented Lilly for three years with headquarters in Des Moines. He formerly lived in Indianapolis and had many friends there. A separate note mentions the funeral of Christian Karle at 1414 Central Avenue after his death Friday at seventy five, a Mason and Odd Fellow linked to German societies.
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Eli Lilly & Co
Charles W. Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Adair
Des Moines
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
Christian Karle
Central Avenue
Karle
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Aged Woman Hurt in Street Accident
Douglass Jillson was arrested after driving across the intersection at Pennsylvania and Washington streets on the left side. His horse struck a crowd, injuring Mrs Leander Cox of 54 Maple Avenue Irvington who was knocked down and dragged before a friend pulled her free. She was taken home by ambulance and is seriously hurt.
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Douglass Jillson
Delaware Street
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Jillson
Leander Cox
Maple Avenue
Irvington
Colored Highwayman Strikes Mrs Hiatt on East New York Street
A negro highwayman robbed Mrs. Henry Hiatt of 6 East New York Street last night near New Jersey Street and an Adventist Church. He grabbed her purse containing money and receipts, then fled as a crowd formed. Mrs. Hiatt suffered a nervous shock. Detectives and Bicyclemen Trimpe and Lowe obtained a description but the suspect remains at large.
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Henry Hiatt
New York Street
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
New Adventist Church
Trimpe
Lowe
Bucket Shops to Fight Injunction Bid in Indiana Courts
In Indiana, fifty seven bucket shop keepers represented by S N Chambers A G Smith W V Rooker and S O Pickens asked for thirty days to gather testimony against Chicago Board of Trade injunction. Judge John H Baker granted the extension as Board of Trade attorneys did not object. Edward Daniels was named master in chancery to take testimony from Board of Trade officers.
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Indiana
S. N. Chambers
A. G. Smith
W. V. Rooker
S. O. Pickens
Chicago Board of Trade
John H. Baker
Board of Trade
King of
Baker
Edward Daniels
Lumber Consumption Figures for Indiana Lumber Trade
Secretary Freeman reports Indiana timber use from Indiana Retail Lumbermen's Association data. Total annual feet handled reach 493,898,683 with most input from Pacific and Northern sources. advocates conserving forests and retaining timber stands to sustain future crops. An Indiana forest- management critique urges preserving in-forest growth and restricting land sales after harvest.
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Indiana
Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Indiana Retail Lumbermen’s Association
F. C. Carson
Michigan City
Ind
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Forestry Board
Carson
Board of Forestry
W. H. Winnie
R. K. Willman
Retail Lumbermen's Association
Burglar Sought After Alley Escape Sparks Crowd Scene
A burglar fled into an alley and vanished as a crowd gathered. Police followed footprints to Union Street but could not locate the suspect, with Streit and Losh assisting in the chase.
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Streit
Losh
Union Street
Big Time at Kokomo Knights Put on Early Train
About two hundred members of Indianapolis Council No. 437 Knights of Columbus will ride a special train to Kokomo this morning to organize a new lodge. The group departs at 8 o clock and returns tonight at 10. Another 150 members from Evansville arrived last night and will join in Kokomo, with Terre Haute and delegations from Chicago Fort Wayne Bellefontaine Columbus and Cleveland also expected.
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Frank Duncan
Police Headaess
North Titnels Street
Hiawatha
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Door of Hope
Needle Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Danforth
Nagayo
Japan
Roberts Park Church
Robert Anderson W. R. C
Pearson
George H. Chapman Post
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Winona Council
D. P
H. T. McCready
Belleie Street
Girls’ Industrial School
Frank A. Blancham
Savoy
Persimmon Brigade
Hugh Stewart
Peniel Temple
Fisher
Lagrange
Baltimore
D. P. Erwin
Hopkins Hospital
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Ae Bookwalter
Philadelphia
Mor- Bookwallter
Charles E. Halstead & &. Co
Delaware Street
Thor
Ladies of Emanuel Baptist Church
C. C. Watson
Prospect Street
First Fist
Cook
Denison Hotel
Villers
Marion County Prohibitionists
Criminal Court Room
C. E. Newlin
W. H. Boles
Alma
John H. McGaffin
Indianapolis
Bluff Road
Mess
Missionary Social Meadow
Charles Nordyke
Harley Gibbs
Byterian
Plymouth
Hugh Kirkland
Massachuavenue
New Jersey Street
David Wallice
Napoleon B. Jor
Wallace
Lew Wallace
Rowland
Fountain County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Kramer
Cameron Springs
Man
The
State of Health
Knights of Columbua
Kokomo
Evansville
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Cleveland
Evaded the Quarantine at Daugherty's Bakery
A young man reportedly breached the smallpox quarantine near Daugherty's bakery at Elev enth Street and Broadway last night. Police were alerted by the quarantined district and will identify the violator today as authorities vow to prevent further "games" on health officers.
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Daugherty
Eleventh Street
Broadway
Board of Health
Bray
Y M C A Affairs Spotlight Club Progress and Outing
The Camera Club of the Y M C A has new quarters with a dark room and literature tables. The West Side Association of Torotah led by Percy Williams counters the Indianapolis Camera Club in a animal pictures contest. The Mothers Club junior department meets tomorrow with talks by Fred West and Northcott and refreshments. The Hobo Club enjoyed its first outing with 38 members, featuring field events, a five inning game, and a Riverside Park route along Fall creek and White river.
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Camera Club
West Side Association
Torotah
Percy Williams
Indianapolis Association
Mothers’ Club
Association
Fred West
Northcott
Hobo Club
Fall Creek
White River
Riverside Park
Thirtieth Street
Two Fingers Amputated After Freight Train Accident
Samuel Kercheval a 53 year old resident of 1518 Nevada street was injured at Twenty second street while attempting to board an L E W freight train. He fell and his left hand was caught by the wheels resulting in the amputation of two fingers. He was saved when his body slipped from the car. He is now at City Hospital.
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Samuel Kercheval
Nevada Street
City Hospital
Kercheval
Twenty-second Street
Oxford Investment Company Incorporation Listed in Indiana
The Oxford Investment Company of Indianapolis filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It will buy and sell bonds and loan money, with capital stock of 10,000 dollars. Incorporators are Herman C. Tuttle Richard B. Tuttle and Anna L. Tuttle.
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Oxford Investment Company
Indiianapolis
Herman C. Tuttle
Richard B. Tuttle
Anna L. Tuttle
Morgan Cemetery Association
Morgan
Lagrange County
Walter S. Tilden
Andrew J. Shurte
John H. Connor
Thomas B. Wilson
Gentry Brothers
Gentry Brothe
Louisville
Henry B. Gentry
Wallace W. Gentry
James W. Gentry
Frank H. Gentry
Bloomington
Ind
Wheel and ice wagon clash on Indiana avenue tale
Gus Schwartz of 89 Minerva street collided with ice dealer John W. Cabick of 23 Locke street when Cabick turned his wagon onto Indiana avenue and struck Schwartz on a bicycle. Schwartz’s trousers were punctured and his wheel damaged. officers Trimpe and Lowe joined a makeshift arbitration and Cabick agreed to replace the trousers and repair the wheel.
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Gus Schwartz
Minerva Street
Schwartz
Indiana Avenue
Blake Street
John W. Cabick
Locke Street
Hicyelemen Trimpe and
Lowe
Cabick
Board of Arbitration
East ern States Federation Pullman Train to California
New York Pennsylvania and other Eastern States Federation of Women's Clubs arrange a five sleeper special via Vandalia C and A Santa Fe for Indianapolis on Friday April 24 at 6 5 a m. Round trip fare from Indianapolis is five dollars with plans to add another sleeper in the city. Ladies from Indianapolis will join. Los Angeles preparations for club entertainment noted with numerous named ladies and ministers considering a coast trip on April 4.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Federation of Women's Clubs
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Vandalia
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Indiana
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
T. A. Wagner
California
William L. Tevla
Margaret Wingate
Charles H. Greenwell
J. J. M. Lafollette
W. M. Tippy
Harry Hammer
Charles T. Bates
Ross M. Masson
John Winfield
T. J. Mell
Craft
Ira Dunlavy
George Walters
John Booth
H. Alien
W. Worth
Tippy
F. J. Pettijohn
Herbert Atkinson
City Hospital Wing Cleared After Rework Inspection
The City Hospital new wing passed a Board of Works inspection after earlier rejection. Architect W Scott Moore and contractor Conrad Bender accompanied the board as it noted completion meets specifications and the addition is fit for public display, two months after final work.
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City Hospital
Board of Works
W. Scott Moore
Conrad Bender
In Pursuit of Burglar Ends With Narrow Escape
Cigar dealer Herman Adam of 103 Union Street chased a burglar last night at about 7.00 pm. The intruder fired as he fled but missed. Adam, dining with Rudolph Miller, pursued through the home and onto Union Street where a stray bullet narrowly missed. The burglar fled through a window amid the chaotic pursuit.
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Herman Adam
Union Street
Adam
Rudolph Miller
Adam House
Mr. Adam
Easter Ball of Students’ Club at Voices Business College
The Students Club of Voices Business College plans an Easter ball at Tomlinson Hall on Friday evening in April. It promises an elaborate program, five color college emblem fret cover, decorations, and music by the Montuni Orchestra. Hullwater will lead the march. Buckwalter and Judge will serve as honorary guests.
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The
Voices Business College
Tomlinson Hall
Montuni Orchestra
Yor Hoolktwater
Yor Buckwalter
Investment of Indiana life premiums urged by insurer
Is there any reason why a few hundred thousand dollars of the millions of life premiums taken out of Indiana annually should not be left and Invested here The American Central Life Insurance Company is here to accomplish this object.
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Indiana
The
American Central Life Insurance Company
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