Nobody's Claim at Park Theater Adds Onstage Action
Holden Brothers present Nobody's Claim at Park Theater with a Western frontier plot and melodrama flair. The production features a stage railroad, a real horse pulling a sleigh, a fire scene and a loyal hero in a defense of two women, plus comic interludes by a colored man, an Irishman, and an old maid. John A. Preston leads the cast with William Randall as the hero and Bernice Howard as Madge the waif, with intermission singing by Alice Berry and Lulu Tuohy.
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Holden Brothers’ Company
The
Park Theater
West
John A. Preston
William Randall
Bernice Howard
Madge
Many Weddings and Visits Highlight Indiana Social Notes
Tuesday fishing plans at Thousand Islands. Mrs James M Leathers and daughter Elizabeth visit Superior Wisconsin. Mrs Proctor and son Ralph go to Wawasee while Ralph will winter at Purdue. Grace Galloway of Cincinnati honored at dinner by Mrs C W Hale. Travelers arrange trips to Niagara Toronto and beyond. Reuter Roembke: Minnie Roembke wed Rev Emil Reuter at Emmaus Church Fort Wayne. Cartwright Life: Dr Oswald D Cartwright weds Miss Minta Life in Fairmount.
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Thousand Islands
James M. Leathers
Elizabeth
Superior
Wis
Leathers
Steele Bright
Proctor
Ralph
Ashland Avenue
Wawasee
Ralph Proctor
Purdue University
C. W. Hale
Grace Galloway
Cincinnati
George Lowden
Layman
Lake Harbor
Walloon Lake
Blanche Warmser
Bessie Valietz
Niagara
Toronto
Charles Kahlo
Mary
New York
Kahlo
Nellie van der Grist
Stone
Delaware Street
Wisconsin
Riverside
Cal
Lulu Keller
Kokomo
Alice Goode
Gertrude Crombach
Laura Parker
Charles Dryer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Minnie Roembke
Emil Reuter
Canada
Philip Wambsgans
Emmaus Church
Frederick W. Roembke
Music at the Parks by Bank Fairview and Other Programs
Eugene Cowles will sing Forgotten and other songs at Fair Bank next week with a matinee tomorrow. Friday and Saturday feature Hawthorne Musical Club from Boston at Broad Ripple. Fairview plans an Irish program tonight and Indianapolis Military Band with J Russell Powell at a special concert. The band plays Nica-Pana Mask Rag Dolly Varden Spring Awakening and more in a lively schedule of park entertainments.
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Fair Bank
Eugene Cowles
George Austin Moore
Miss Helena
Mick
Lawlor
Garrett O’magh
Olcott
Ellenberg
Donnybrook
Ceen
Losey
Weber & Fields
Colleen Bawn
Beyer de Witt
Broad Ripple
Hawthorne Musical Club
Boston
Fairview
Indianapolis Military Band
J. Russell Powell
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
May Manton notes shirtwaists with deep overlapping plaits forming tucks at the plait edges are stylish and effective. A white mercerized cheviot example shown with a blue edged te and blue belt suits wool silk linens and cottons. unlined original can gain a fitted lining with fronts and back, shoulder seams, and bust darts.
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May Manton
Waistline and sleeve styles for DE fashion pattern
The pattern describes a waist with deep front and back plaits that can be stitched for tucks or left plain. Sleeves feature small shoulders and large soft puffs above narrow cuffs. Material estimates vary by width and size, with bust sizes 22 to 40 inches. Pattern No 41% available by mail with a 10 cent coupon and a one week return.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Pressman Gurley L. Barge Dies in Irvington
Gurley L. Barge, a News pressman, died yesterday at his Emerson Avenue home in Irvington after a three week illness with typhoid fever. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM from his home. he leaves a widow.
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Gurley L. Barge
The
News
Emerson Avenue
Irvington
Guard Units Entertain Each Other In Field Party
Company C of the Second Infantry Indiana National Guard under Capt. T. Co. Power was hosted by Company M of the same unit commanded by Capt. Bragg at Greenfield last night. Company M will be entertained in return here soon.
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Second Infantry
Indiana National Guard
T. Co. Power
Greenfield
Bragg
Republican State Headquarters Opens Campaign Activity
No dates fixed for Senator Hanna’s Indiana visit though plans point to early October. W H Whittaker says the Indiana trip is contingent pending schedule. Headquarters buzzes with literature and press work as Labor Day approaches and a speakers bureau forms for a September 2 campaign opening.
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Senator Hanna
Indiana
W. H. Whittaker
Republican State Committee
Hanna
Republican Committee
George Lockwood
L. PB. McCormack
Indianapolis
Ben Hur political nomination stirs Montgomery county
George Harney of Crawfordsville seeks the Democratic nomination for representative to fill the seat once held by Alexander Scott of Ladoga. Republicans expect to reclaim the seat next winter. whispers link Harney to the Tribe of Ben-Hur insurance group, which may influence legislative interests. Taxation fights loom as HQ relocations and board votes test the order, with City figures D W Gerard and L C Mullins noted and a potential mass meeting next spring.
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Montgomery County
George Harney
Crawfordsville
Harney
Alexander Scott
Ladoga
Scott
Tribe of Ben-Hur
Ben-Hur
Montgomery County Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
D. W. Gerard
State Tax Board
Gerard
L. C. Mullins
de Uty
W. H. Owen
Cincinnati
Lake County backs Crumpacker seeps praise from Hammond leaders
A. M. Turner president of First National Bank Hammond V. S. Reiter attorney and former county committee chair and C. M. Minas Hammond merchant visited Hotel English to meet State Tax Board. Reiter praised Crumpacker as rising in national politics citing the district’s support and a Hammond federal building appropriation.
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A. M. Turner
First National Bank of
Hammond
Lake County
Republican Committee
Reiter
Crumpacker
County panel cuts center township justices of the peace
County commissioners reduce Center township from five to four JPs in line with state law. Lockman will remain in office until his successor is elected. Theodore W Pease and William Judkins followed a similar path when previous cuts occurred. Elliott, Republican chairman, was in camp and said the situation would be resolved next week.
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Center Township
Indianapolis
Woodruff Place
Justice of the Peace
Lockman
Theodore W. Pease
Wiliam Judkins
Trio of Democrats from Lebanon Attend Convention News
A. T. Livengood of Covington, Ninth district Democratic committee member, met with Senator Johnston of Crawfordsville and Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon at the Grand Motel after the Ninth district convention in Lebanon. They praised L. J. Kirkpatrick of Kokomo for consenting to seek the nomination and emphasized Livengood's cautious stance regarding Landis's opponent.
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A. T. Livengood
Covington
Democratic Committee
Ninth District
Grand Motel
Senator Johnston
Crawfordsville
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Livengood
Landis
Warsaw Politician L. R. Stookey Visits Campaign Headquarters
L R Stookey a Republican state representative from Warsaw and former Indiana legislator visited town yesterday to discuss securing a forceful speaker for the campaign. He called at the Republican State committee headquarters to discuss party strategy and district political tactics.
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L. R. Stookey
Warsaw
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Cam
Abe Brick Backed For Re election In Thirteenth District
In his county on 1. 2 he declares Representative Brick will be re elected by a large majority this year There is no dis affection in the Thirteenth district The Republicans will not let a Democrat win and added factories run full time laboring men are satisfied I would know if there were any discontent and I know of no Republican who will not vote for Abe Brick.
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Ign
Brick
Abe’ Brick
Postmaster at French Lick May Go to Rolla V. Claxton
Rolla V. Claxton, a French Lick merchant, likely becomes postmaster to succeed his uncle Herman E. Wells who recently died. Several applicants competed, with Senator Beveridge recommending Claxton and Senator Fairbanks supporting him. Claxton is endorsed by the district’s senator and representative candidates.
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Rolla V. Claxton
French Lick
Herman E. Wells
Beveridge
Claxton
Fairbanks
Powell predicts GOP surge in Indiana and county
Nathan Powell a Madison banker and Republican politician says Indiana will deliver a 50,000 vote Republican majority this year and Jefferson county will align. J H McGill of Valparaiso concedes Democrats won’t carry Porter county. County chair Charles N Elliott returns with Floyd Woods and Harry Gates after campaigning in the north. City Band program in German House Garden includes multiple tunes and solos.
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J. H. McGill
Valparaiso
Porter County
Charles N. Elliott
County Republican Committee
Floyd A. Woods
Harry B. Gates
Junk Dealer Falls From Wagon On Erie Street
Jacob Seeman, an elderly junk man with no home, fell from his wagon on Erie street yesterday afternoon while searching for bargains. He sustained a hip injury and was admitted to City Hospital after being taken to the dispensary for treatment.
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Jacob Seeman
Erie Street
Young boy injured after wagon crash on Chesapeake street
Frank Quinn, ten years old, drove on Chesapeake street when his wagon hit a street stone. He bounced from the seat, fell, and dislocated and bruised his left elbow. City Dispensary doctors treated him and he was sent home to 815 Chesapeake street.
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Frank Quinn
Chesapeake Street
Young Quinn
Night cook robbed on South Street by Marion man
Anna Torbet, night cook at a restaurant on South and Illinois streets, slept with her arms on the counter when Roy Burns of Marion robbed her of two rings. He also tried to seize her pocketbook, woke her, and she raised the alarm. Burns was captured by Bicycle Policemen Simon and Morgan.
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Anna Torbet
South
Illinois
Roy Burns
Marion
Burns
Simon and
Morgan
Local Couples Tie Knot in Broad Ripple Romance
Samuel Fielder and Mrs Martha Maines were wed yesterday by Justice of the Peace Lockman. He is in his seventieth year and she is fifty four, with three previous marriages. Fielder has been married twice before. The couple plans to reside in Broad Ripple.
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Samuel Fielder
Martha Maines
Burglars Enter Mrs Campbell Home on East Georgia Street
Thieves broke in through a cut window screen at 826 East Georgia Street, taking a gold watch a diamond ring a diamond pin a rubies set ring some cash and a set of earrings from the residence of Mrs L T Campbell on Wednesday night.
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L. T. Campbell
East Georgia Street
Officers Prepare in Olive Drab Uniforms for Antwerp Voyage
Adjutant General and Mrs. Corbin depart Washington for New York en route to Germany, where General Corbin and General Young will sail for Antwerp aboard the Vaderland Saturday. They will visit President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay before departure, marking the first public display of the new olive drab field uniforms issued to equip service officers.
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Washington
Corbin
New York
Parsons
General Corbin
Germany
Young
Antwerp
Vaderland
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sanger
Bprlin
Henry C. Corbin
Samuel Young
Leonard Wood
United States Army
William
Prince Frederick William
Earl Roberts
John Brodrick
Thomas Kelly-Kenny
Ottolenghi
Archduke Ferdinand
Austria
Count von Waldersee
Ludwig
Bavaria
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Posen
Aid
Berlin
Templehof Field
Italy
Transfers of Officers in Adjutant General Department
Washington Aug 14 Several important changes have been ordered in the adjutant general department after Col William H Carter’s promotion to brigadier general Lieut George Andrews ranking officer on duty at the War Department becomes adjutant general of the Department of California replacing Col J B Babcock who is ordered to Washington to serve as adjutant general on Lt Gen Miles staff Andrews move to San Francisco takes effect Oct 15 Maj Charles J Crane now at Manila is ordered to Washington to fill the vacancy Lieut Col Wm Innes artillery corps stationed at Fort McHenry Md detailed to the adjutant general office also ordered to duty in this city Lieut Col James T Kerr is ordered to Fort Leavenworth Kan for duty with the general service school opening Sept 1
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Washington
Adjutant General's Department
William H. Carter
George Andrews
War Department
Department of California
J. B. Babcock
Miles
Andrews
San Francisco
Charles J. Crane
Manila
Wm. Innes
Artillery Corps
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Adjutant General's Office
James T. Kerr
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
General Service School
Found money at the police station awaiting owner
A patrolman reported finding a coin yesterday and turned it in. The money is in the care of Captain Hyland at the police station and can be claimed by the rightful owner after proper identification.
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Captain Hyland
Santos-Dumont quits New York flight bid in dispute over prize
Santos-Dumont sailed for France from Brighton Beach after the Aero Club of America offered a $25,000 prize for a Battery to Brighton Beach flight. He cited failure of backers to post the prize as the reason for not attempting the trip. Club secretary George F. Kerr expressed surprise, saying preparations had been completed and the aero club would be the loser.
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New York
Santos-Dumont
France
la Touraine
St. Louis' Exposition
St. Louis Exposition
Brighton Beach
Aero Club of America
Aeronaut
Teo
George F. Kerr
The
Aero Club
Dumont
Mr. Dumont
Telegraphic Brevities from Columbus and Beyond
Three suits seek a receiver for the Greantile Assurety Company of Columbus, alleging fraud. Ex sheriff James L Sutton of Williamsburg Ky committed suicide by jumping into the Cumberland river after years of insanity and a pending divorce suit by his wife. The National Grand Lodge of the American Protestant Association opened its Philadelphia convention, reducing lodge degrees and renaming lodges to District Grand Lodges. The Niagara Falls Commercial Law League elected officers led by A. H. Weed, with J. C. Landis and W. O. Hart among officers. Professor Ormond Stone of Virginia and two other advisers joined Carnegie Institution research advisory panel in mathematics. The cruiser Boston was recommissioned at Mare Island with modern pivot mounts and wireless gear, mast height reduced for equipment. The Pittsburg Fairport Lake Erie Dock Company was formed in Camden NJ to run freight steamers on Lake Erie, capitalized at 100 000. Dr Barthold Lasker sails from New York to Bremen aboard the Grosser Kurfverst.
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Columbus
Grcantile Assurety Company
James L., Sutton
Williamsburg
Cumberland River
Sutton
National Grand Lodge of the American Protestant Association
Philadelphia
Commercial Law League
Niagara Falls
N. Y
A. H. Weed
Cleveland, C
John C. Landis
St. Joseph
W. O. Hart
Pittsburg, Fairport & Lake Erie
F. RB. Miller
W. H. Ward
Barthold Lasker
New York
Bremen
Lloydine
State of New
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Telehone
Royal Frontenac
Personal and
F. E. Gavin
Alexandria
Charles A. Layman
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Harold Aeuier
Bass Lal
John H. Crall
Atlantic City
M. H. Raschig
Vevay
Rosa Nogue
New York City
C. W. Hinkle
Pendleton
Harry M. Obr
Lake Wa- Wasee
Morris Townley
Charlevoix
Mrs. Townley
Wilmer Christian
Detroit
Putin Bay
Miss Cavens
Lafayette
Mortimer Levering
Pennsylvania Street
Wales
Miss Jose
Chicago
Een
P. Erwin Ian
Frank Wood
Wood
Charles N. Thompson
Burt Lake
Mich
George A. Ferguson
Cornell
Lockwood
H. B. Marsh
Muncie
Alexander Taggart
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Canoe Club
W. F. C. Goit
Harbor Point
William Pirtle Herod
Edith Pierce
Park Avenue
Michigan
Nathan Warmer
Almus Ruddell
Andra
Fred Herron
Douglas
Vinson Carter
Bloomington
Judge Carter
Cartwright
Indianapolis Journal
Fairmount
Oswald D. Cartwright
Minta Life
A. 8. Wooten
Bank—Fairview
G. L. Barge
Pressman
National Guard
MR. Hanna
Republican State Headquarters
Campign
V. S. Reiter
Rney
Livengood, Ralston and Johnston
L. BR. Stookey
Rolla V. Clanton
Ceed His
Mer. Powells
Nathan Powell
Madison
Denison
Griffith
Jefferson County
McGill
Elliott, Woods and Gates
de Koven
Mackie
Granada
Kreutzer
Michaelis
Jennie Lee
Mr. H. White
Smith Gavotte
Olicy Sam
Gioscia
Kerker
Victoria
Anc
Holloway
Georgia
Lce
Jutant General's Department
Antos-Dumont
New York Harbor
Mrs. Austin
Kirk
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & Company
Buffalo
Harmon & Hall
IBS
Wastringtom Street
Cram
RAND
the Journal Atlas Department
East Market Street
Washington Street
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
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