Anti-Saloon League to Hold National Meeting at Winona
National Anti-saloon League to fold its annual meeting at Winona Lake next week. Indiana superintendent E G Sanderson and attorneys Biji Ritter C B Orbison and Rev W J Richards head Indiana participation with leaders from New York Washington and Maryland. Nicholson liquor law author S E Nicholson to speak in Indianapolis and Kokomo. Carrie Styer of Kokomo noted for coordination work as saloons close in over 30 townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Anti-saloon League
Winona Lake
Indiana
E. G. Sanderson
Biji Ritter
C. B. Orbison
W. J. Richards
Winona
H. H. Russell
New York
E. C
Washington
S. E. Nicholson
Maryland
Married at Lebanon Indianapolis Couple Marries in Lebanon
An Indianapolis couple, J. M. Bennefiel and Miss Love L. Carter, were married at the Perkins Hotel in Lebanon yesterday afternoon. Rev. ler McFerran of the jan Church performed the ceremony. The groom works as a motion filesman with T. Ke a rney &o., of Indianapolis, and the couple returned home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bennefiel
Love L. Carter
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ler McFerran
Jan Church
Benneisa
Question Raised on Indianapolis Gas Company Supply Rights
A dispute questions if the Indianapolis Gas Company may reuse natural gas pipes to supply artificial gas to consumers. Property owners petition the Board of Public Works to refrain from interference while arguing artificial gas could replace natural gas and is badly needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Artigas
Board of Public Works
Kruse and Deventer Highlight Washington Na 4 4
Kruse and Deventer shine in a celebrated warm air event at Washington Na. The pairing posted a balanced performance, showcasing skill and teamwork amid competitive play and renewing interest in the fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse & Deventer
Washington
Photographers' Association Opens National Convention
The Photographers' Association of America begins its national convention at the German House with Governor Durbin welcoming delegates. An art salon and school of instruction highlight the program, while estimates place attendance between five hundred and six hundred visitors, with expectations of over 1,000 for the week as officers are elected and next year's host city chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Barrows
Boston
Photographers’ Association of America
Barrows
Chicago
Buffalo
Indiana
School of Instruction
C. R. Reeves
Anderson
Association
San Francisco
St. Louis
Mexico
Japan
W. G. Steadman
Treasury
Notable Family Tree Traces Dorsey Line to Edmonston Roots
An Indianapolis family highlights the surge in genealogical research driven by patriotic societies. A Baltimore genealogist uncovered a Dorsey Edmonston connection, revealing a remarkable family tree with Maryland history significance and broader interest in proving colonial descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Societies
Orders of the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Baltimore
Dorsey
Katherine L. Dorsey
Dorseys
Edmonston
Maryland
Tracing Dorsey Lineage to Scottish Royalty Through Robert Bruce
The article outlines a genealogical path from the Dorsey family to Robert Bruce and through Kenneth II to King Bert, with ties to the Stewarts and the Edmonstons. It notes a descent from Sir John of Culloden to an American line, where the title shifts to Colonel, who marries a Dorsey. It emphasizes that the value lies in character and liberty rather than merely names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Ennet II
Kenneth
Isabella
Wang
Chester
Robert
Bert
Stewarts
Edmonstons
Edmondstons
Sir John
Culloden
Yount Named Republican Candidate for City Clerk
Thomas J. Yount, longtime Columbia Club bookkeeper and Civil War veteran, was named by Chairman Edwin D. Logsdon and the Republican city committee as the party’s candidate for city clerk to succeed Charles N. Elliott. Yount, an active Second Ward political figure and Scottish Rite Mason, lives at 1738 Bellefontaine Street and was chosen without solicitation from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Yount
Columbia Club
Edwin D. Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Charles N. Elliott
Logsdon
Yount
Mr. Yount
Scottish Rite Masons
Bellefontaine Street
City Candidates File Expense Accounts After Convention
Candidates filed expense accounts with the city clerk yesterday. James Berry, runner up to Moriarity in the council contest, lists costs totalling 65 dollars including printing, cigars, and ticket handling. William Foor reports no expenses in the Sixth ward race. C H Warney lists expenses of 33 dollars for newspaper ads and card printing. Unclear whether James E McCullough and William F Moore must file as mayoral withdrawals. they were not voted for in the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry
William Foor
C. H. Warney
James E. McCullough
William F. Moore
Status of Traction Lines in Indiana Court Case
Indiana traction lines and electric roads await a ruling in the Mrs. Lottie Kinsey suit against Union Traction Company. College avenue property owners act in Kinsey’s name. The case could define whether traction roads are commercial and shape access to Indiana cities. If lost, Union and other interurban lines may seek entry avenues like railroads. appeal to highest courts likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Traction Lines
Lottie Kinsey
Union Traction Company
College Avenue
Indiana
Nion Traction Company
Eeah
No Pirate Chickens Embargoed by Indianapolis Council
Indianapolis council discusses Eppert chicken ordinance to bar chickens from April to October, with a $25 fine, while a separate measure would dim interurban car headlights by fifty percent within city limits. Two ordinances passed reallocating funds and granting a street switch. precinct-boundary corrections likely next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppert
Indianapolis
Jones
Smith
Billingsley
Committee On Public Safety and Comfort
Cooper
Negley
Council
Brightwood Waterworks Fund
Aldag, Coonse & Co
Moore Avenue
Lasalle Street
Olney Street
Val Fahrbach Dead Prominent City Saloon Figure
Val Fahrbach known as Val died suddenly at Deaconess Hospital from pneumonia after a short illness. An Elk and Knights of Fidelity member, he owned Kneipe saloon on Virginia avenue and presided at downtown bars. He previously tended bar at Denison and worked at the Bismark and Bates House. widower, living with sister at 1115 North Senate avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Fahlerbach
Denison
Bismark
Phil Kiley
Pearl Street
Bates House
North
Senate Avenue
Viewers Favor Meridian Street Straightening Through Meridian Heights
County viewers appointed to assess straightening Meridian street report the move would serve public utility and favor a straight route from Forty-sixth Street through Meridian Heights. They suggest vacating part of the drive for public use, warning that the stone gateway and water tower may be destroyed and the designer’s boulevards plan would change. Property owners plan to remonstrate against the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street
Meridian Heights
Forty-sixth — Street
Kokomo Couple Wed in Indianapolis Ceremony
Col. Warner B. Titus and Mrs. Laura Sawyer, both of Kokomo, were married in Indianapolis last night. The groom runs the Lindell Hotel in Kokomo, and the bride is the divorced wife of Dr. E W Sawyer.
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Warner B. Titus
Laura Sawyer
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Lindell Hotel
E. W. Sawyer
Labor Temple meeting delayed amid low turnout and raffle plan
Union Labor news reports the Labor Temple committee postponing an inventory meeting as many members are unavailable. Secretary Frank Duffy plans Labor day addresses in Chicago with possible honors for Huber and Duffy. Vice President Lewis heads to Alabama to join a five member arbitration board meeting in Birmingham to settle a miners dispute.
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Labor Temple Committee
Edward Perkins
Irvington
Frank Duffy
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
Chicago
Duffy
Huber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Thomas B. Lewis
Alabama
Arbitration Board
Judge Gray
Delaware
Birmingham
Ala
Directors dispute Indianapolis Logansport Chicago franchise bid
Secretary Hoover said no Commercial Club meeting today on the Indianapolis Logansport Chicago franchise for entry into the city. The franchise will be reviewed by the Board of Works tomorrow with Senator Charlman Jompson optimistic about approval without elevating tracks. Others doubt the necessity of costly track elevation if not required of other roads.
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Commercial Club
Indianapolis, Logansport & Chicago Railroad
Hoover
Board of Works
Charlman Jompson
Northland Limited Excursion to Niagara Falls Offered
The Northland Limited with through sleeping cars leaves Indianapolis daily at 6 50 p m over the old route via Richmond and G R L Railway The Fishing Line For reservations address W W Richardson D P A Personally Conducted 7 00 Niagara Falls Excursion 7 00 Return Limit Twelve Days Special train leaves Indianapolis 4 30 p m arrives Falls 7 30 next morning Berths or chairs call or address A H Sellars D P A 28 South Illinois Street
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Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Cape May
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth
W. W. Richardson
Northland Limited
Richmond
G. R. & L Railway
A. H. Sellars
South
Ilinois Street
Aurora
H. M. Bronson
G. R. & I. Railway
Niagara Falls Excursion From Indianapolis on Aug 4
Pennsylvania Lines offers a personally conducted round trip to Niagara Falls for 7.00, 87.00 total, with through sleepers from Indianapolis at 6 50 p m. Returns in twelve days. Stops include Lakewood Jamestown Cambridge Springs and side trips to Toronto Montreal and other points. Details from agents at 48 West Washington Street Union Station or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis. Excursion Sunday Aug 9.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Niagara Falls
Columbus, O
Akron
Erie Railroad
Falls
Cambridge Springs
Lake Chautauqua
Indianapolis
Toroento
Montreal
Lakewood
Jamestown
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianaplis
Atlantic City
Cape May
Washington
Pea
Phildelphia
Big Four
A. Bronsow
East Washington Street
GAR
W.rct
SAN Francisc Cal
Besa Cses
Colorado Pees Points
Car
Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Man claims assault but bicycle accident reveals truth
W A Mendenhall of 1130 West Vermont says he was assaulted by Lynn Keppler on Black Ford Street. Keppler testified and helped Mendenhall home before he was taken to City Hospital, where he admitted the incident was a drunken bicycle accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mendenhall
West
Vermont Street
Lynn Keppler
Blackford Street
Keppler
City Hospital
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East
Washington Street
Adger Furniture Co
Mectielenges Louisville
Anti-Saloon League
National Association
Purveyors OF Art
Durbin
National Art Salon and School of Instruction
W. J. Scanlin
J. George Nussbaumer
W. R. Forsyth
P. m
H. Lieber Company
Elliott
Seaton’s
Madison
Ohio River
MONON
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
R. P. Algeo
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Michigan City
Rochester
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Zellowstons
Pacific Coast
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Fort Wayne
Erie R. R
Chautauqua Lake
Oe Springs
Pennsylvania
Short Lines
Val” Fahrback
News OF Union Labor
William D. Huber
North Michigan
Via
Lawrenceburg
Way
Janes
R. P. King
Lemcke, A Ete
Pioneer Brase Works
Penn. It
Columbian Relief Fund
Stevenson Bidg
Kruse & Dewenter
Coburn Coal Company
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
St. and
L. E
W.R.R
Ohio
White
South Meridian Street
Wulschner
Stella V. Rogers
Optician
North Illinois St
FORD
Barney Oldfield
Columbus
America
Empire City
Indiana Automoil
3ILE CO
Monument Place
THE
Petoskey
Harbor Point
Mackinac
the Falls
Toronto
Thousand Islands
East Boonaton Street
M Bronson
Cal
Wabash
Rock Island
S. P. Railways
G. D. Maxfield
Wabash R. R
Jackson Place
Ind
Yellowstone Park
H. M. Bronson, A. G
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Lewis
Excelsior
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