First annual meeting of County Instructors Association held
Friday thirty instructors met at a house called by F A Cotten state superintendent of public instruction. The session at the Statehouse in connection with the Indiana Teachers Association will feature leaders like William Bryan Emma Rae A J Kinneman and D W Den and R G Boone among others. The goal is stronger county institutes with better preparation and inspiration for teachers. The formal meeting concluded with discussion on timing and preparation for fall and early winter sessions.
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County Instructors’ Association of
F. A
Statehouse
Indiana Teachers’ Association
William Bryan
Univer
Howard Sandison
Terre Haute
Emma ‘Rae
Purernity
A. J
Davis
Insui
Supreme Court
Cotten
Marion doctor seeks state board secretary post
Dr. Glen D. Kimball of Marion wants to be secretary of the State Board and is pressing Durbin for a promise. Board members are pleased with the work of Dr. J. N. Kimball, a former member, who opposed creation of a state hygienic lab and polls.
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Glen D. Kimball
Marion
State Board of
Durbin
J. N
Kimball
Are
Fallen Lilly Pioneer Dies of Brights Disease at St Vincent’s
Evan F. Lilly, secretary and treasurer of the Eli Lilly Manufacturing Company, died at St Vincent's Hospital from Bright's disease. The 48-year-old Lexington-born chemist had sought northern climate relief, returned home last week, and underwent surgery with no hope of recovery. Survived by wife Belle McGuin and two daughters Marguerite and Katherine. funeral arrangements pending with interment at Crown Hill.
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Evan F. Lilly
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bright
Mr. Lilly
Eli Lilly Manufacturing Company
United States
Lexington
Henry Ridgely
Kentucky
Lily
Indianapolis
el Lilly Comny
Eli Lilly Company
Lilly
Belle McGuin
Ironton, O
Marguerite
Katherine
Margaret Lilly
D. C. Duck
Lewiston, St
Crown Hill
Three Girls Sent to Work School Over Griswold Incident
Aged sixteen Ethel Pollard, fourteen Lulu Astry, and another girl were found loafing at Griswold's place and sent to the Julia E Work school in Plymouth. Judge Stubbs ordered action. Griswold was prosecuted by Mrs Pollard. The Indianapolis Brewing Company reportedly pressured him off the premises as the suit proceeds. Griswold employs counsel and will contest both cases.
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Ethel Pollard
Lulu Astry
Ioit
Julia E. Work
Plymouth
Griswold
Stubbs
Pollard
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Two Men Hurt In Wreck At Liberty Ind Names Campbell Johnson
Two H & D railroad workers George Campbell and A E Johnson were seriously injured when a freight caboose derailed near Liberty Indiana. They were riding inside the caboose as the train rolled down an embankment. Both men were treated by doctors in Liberty and Indianapolis before being driven home.
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Union Station
Liberty
Ind
George Campbell
East Washington Street
A. E. Johnson
Campbell
Johnson
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Found His Wife's Watch Restored To Owner
Mr J L Smith of Lexington found a watch with a locket on the sidewalk near Illinois street and Eleventh street. He recognized it as his wife’s, who had lost them earlier and was distressed. He returned home to reunite her with the treasured keepsake.
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J. L. Smith
Lexington
Illinois
Eleventh Street
Capitol Avenue
Fresh Water Pearls Boom in White River Area
Local dealer reports a surge in fresh water mussel pearls with values seen in Iowa and Wisconsin. A high luster pearl fetched two thousand dollars in Iowa, while another sold for fifty dollars by a regional jeweler who keeps about a hundred small pearls.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
White River
Fall Creek
New York
Waverly
Indiana
Supreme Tribunal Rules Illegal Pythian Allocation
The Supreme Tribunal of the Knights of Pythias upholds the Indiana Grand Lodge’s 325000 appropriation to Rathbone Sisters for an orphans’ home as illegal. It affirms the Indiana Grand Tribunal ruling that the Grand Lodge had no right to vote funds, and that the decision is final with no appeal.
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Indiana
Supreme Tribunal of the
Knights of Pythias
Indiana Grand Lodge
Rathbone Sisters
Indiana Grand Tribunal
Grand Lodge
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Supreme Tribunal
Indiana Tribunal
United States Supreme Court
Brewery Takes A Hand Suit Filed Against A S Griswold
Albert B Griswold runs a saloon at 116 South Illinois street and a wineroom. He is arraigned in Police Court and named defendant in a rent suit filed yesterday in Justice Sheppard's court by the Indianapolis Brewing Company for $100 past due. The suits follow three Juvenile Court cases tried Wednesday. Leong Pfiger.
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Albert
Griswold
South
Illinois Street
Justice Sheppard
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Leong Pfiger
Cantrell's confession branded as false by police chiefs
Police and detectives reject the so called Cantrell confession as unreliable and designed for notoriety. Superintendent Taffe and Captain Gerber condemn Cantrell the grave robber as a liar whose statements lack credibility and evidentiary value. Selvage family denies Cantrell's claims as false.
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Rufus Cantrell
Gerber
Taffe
Cantrell
Grand Jury
Byers
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Selvage
Indianapolis
Joseph Selvage
Carrie Selvage
National Haymakers Close Convention in Washington Hall
The National Association of Haymakers wrapped up its annual convention in Washington Hall with about 100 delegates from six states. National chief C R Willits announced seventy new associations formed last year and officers elected include John Co Meier Indiana vice chief haymaker and other Pennsylvania Indiana Connecticut candidates. A smoker and vaudeville show in Wason Hall entertained delegates.
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National Association of Haymakers
Washington Hall
West Washington Street
Muncie and Anderson
Union Traction
C. R. Willits
Indianapolis
Wason Hall
Charles R. Willits
Pennsylvania
John Co. Meier
Indiana
Charles Wellman
Connecticut
Mahlon Trumbauer
John W. Miller
M. G. Mock
J. J.flakine
New York
Jacob Becker
Lewis Shaw
Charles W. Saldage
Indiana Real Estate Assessments Face $150 Million Rise
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold executive sessions tomorrow and Tuesday to decide changes in 1913 real estate assessments across 92 counties. After hearings from about fifty counties the board expects a total rise near 150 million dollars from last year, with final changes announced at month’s end. The board will also begin hearing appeals from county auditors on banks trust companies loan companies and other corporations starting Wednesday.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Iron nerve of a boy Ernest Burford writes name on hospital table
Thirteen year old Ernest Burford, deaf and dumb, was fatally injured when struck by a Greenfield car on Washington Street near Sherman Drive. After skull fractures and brain exposure, he sat on an operating table at St. Vincent's Hospital and wrote his name and address for surgeons. He was treated by Drs. Lowry and Spencer and remains in critical condition with little chance of survival.
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Ernest Burford
Samuel Burford
Bradley Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Washington Street
Sherman Drive
Greenfield
St. Vincent's
Eee
Charles O. Lowry
Charles N. Spencer
Burford
Irish Day Celebration At Fair Grounds Next Saturday
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Marion county plans Irish day with speeches by prominent men, Irish airs by band and orchestra, a baseball game, Gaelic entertainments, home pipes, and refreshments by the ladies’ auxiliary. Committee members include John H. Mahoney chair, Maurice Donnelly, James Deery, P. B. Gallagher, Bernard Kelly, Daniel O Donnell, and others.
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Order of Hibernians
Marion County
Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Matheny
M. O'Mahoney
Cantwell
Peter Burns
Miss Dugan
Arthur
Bernard Kelly
John H. Mahoney
Michael Horan
John H. Scanlon
P. J. Griffin
John Blackwell
Maurice Donnelly
James H. Deery
Thomas Finneran
P. B. Gallagher
Daniel O'Donnell
William Flynn
Bart Kavenaugh
Jeremiah Costello
James McBride
Thomas Fox
P. J. O'Mahoney
John Moriarity
Postoffice Clerks Elect Officers in Indianapolis Branch
The United National Association of Postoffice Clerks met and elected officers for the year. In the Indianapolis branch of the Indiana association, Albert Steele was named president and W J Geory as vice president. Jesse D Wall is corresponding secretary with John Manning financial secretary and Charles E Finney treasurer. Two delegates to the Nashville national convention were chosen: Harriet H Tansy and Jeremiah W Wanlen. Wall will represent the local state post office clerks association.
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Postoffice Clerks
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks of the
United States
Indianapolis Postoffice
Indiana Association
Albert Steele
W. J. Geory
Jesse D. Wall
John Manning
Charles E. Finney
Nashville
Tenn
Harriet H. Tansy
Jeremiah W. Wanlen
Ees State Post Office Clerks’ Association
Saloon Keeper Arrested Over Canal Snakes Dump
Horace Goodyear proprietor of the Ping Pong saloon was arrested after police found a box of snakes in a canal near Brighton Beach. The animals had resided in the saloon window and were sealed with chloroform before being dumped into the water by his bartender on orders from Goodyear.
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Horace Goodyear
Crabtree and
Lee
Brighton Beach
Niagara Falls Excursion and Other Indianapolis Rail Trips
Public notices advertise Niagara Falls excursions at 7.00 round trip 87.00 with the Vandalia Line from Indianapolis August 10 to San Francisco August 16 and special sleepers. another Niagara Falls trip via Amis amiga Line leaving August 14. Mackinac Island excursion August 28. Decatur return fare 1.25 with a special train from Indianapolis August 16. tickets at Union Station and 8 North Illinois Street.
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Indianapolis
Vandalia
San Francisco
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
St. Louis
Chicago
W. W. Richardson
Niagara Falls
West Washington Street
Union Station
Decatur
North Illinois Street
Special round trip trains from Indianapolis to Cincinnati or Terre Haute
Cars advertise $1.25 round trip to Cincinnati with a fast no stop train leaving Indianapolis Union Station at 7 0 a m and returning from Cincinnati Central Station at 7 0 p m also $1.00 round trip to Terre Haute with similar departure times Tickets and information at City Office No 1 East Washington Street and Union Station under H M Bronson A G P A
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Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
East Washin
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
North Michigan Summer Resorts and Services Ad Range
Daily Northland Limited from Indianapolis via Richmond and G R I Railway offers best access to northern Michigan summer resorts with sleeping cars. Advertisements list typewriters and repair services, a dentist, brass works, plume cleaning, mechanical drawing, and a relief fund bureau in Indianapolis.
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Northland Limited
Indianapolis
Richmond
W. W. Richardson
Foul Ball Strikes Spectator In Stand At Washington Park
In a second game at Washington Park yesterday Mrs. Clem Noel was struck by a foul ball and suffered a severe nervous shock. The ball glanced off an upright, hit her from behind, and she swooned. Attendants, a physician, and her husband aided her until she recovered enough to be removed to her home.
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Washington Park
Clem Noel
Marcan
Uncertain Future for Citizens Heat and Light Plant
City hall doubts Citizens Heat and Light will build a steam heating and electric plant after receiving a franchise last August. Groundbreaking has not begun, stock not issued, and the $10,000 performance bond to ensure operation by September 1 remains unfurnished.
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Citizens’ Heat and Light Company
Rthsat 198
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