Banks Before Tax Board Hear Appeals From Banks
Dr James Carter asks the Board of Tax Commissioners to assess banks on the full value of their stock. Indianapolis banks appealed yesterday. executive session followed. County Board of Review had set stock and profits appraisals for several banks with 7 percent rate. Perrin of American Bank defended against face value assessment, citing obligations limiting funds.
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James Carter
Indianapolis
Board of Tax Commissioners
County ‘Board of Review
Carter
County Board of Review
National
Columbia
Merchants’ National
Union
American National
Indiana National
Perrin
American Bank
Rawls Meets Sharpe In Riverside Open Final
The open golf tournament finals begin today at Riverside on a thirty six hole course. Robert M Sage faces Percy Sharpe in a 9 a.m. start. Play will pause at lunch after eighteen holes and resume at 2 p.m. for the final eighteen. Sharpe, a consistent local player, is seen as Rawls' strong finalist opponent with notable match history.
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Riverside
Robert M. Sage
Percy Sharpe
Rawls
Sharpe
Wo One
Big excursion season ends with record August pace
All records fall as August closes the season with multiple railroad excursions. The Big Four ran to Atlantic City, Pennsylvania sent a Niagara trip, and other lines plan August departures to Benton Harbor Yellowstone and Niagara Falls, with Monon and Lake Erie routes also closing out with rail and boat trips.
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Big Four
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Niagara
Benton Harbor
Lake Erie
Yellowstone Park
Niagara Falls
Elks Honor Joseph T Fanning as Grand Exalted Ruler
An Indianapolis Elks reception celebrated Joseph T Fanning elected grand exalted ruler of the BPO Elks. Mayor Bookwalter John W Kern and Senator Charles W Fairbanks praised his service, with Kern noting the order's charitable efforts. Fanning received a gold life membership card amid expressions of gratitude and city pride.
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Joseph T. Fanning
B. P. O. Elks
Indianapolis
No. Ls. B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Joseph E. Bell
Lodge of Elks
Bookwalter
Fanning
The
Order of Elks
America
Baltimore
Kern
Nevin
Lyda Carnahan Leathers
John W. Kern
Bell
Mr. Fanning
Elkhom
William E. English
Order
Joseph
Jacob
Josephs
Joe
Joe-Joe
Mr. Kern
Arie
Virginia
Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Regular Interurban Service To Richmond Dayton
President Winters of Dayton and Western Traction notified Indianapolis and Eastern Railway that regular service to Richmond and Dayton will start today. Fare about 75 cents, Dayton total $1, around five hours with transfers at Dublin and Richmond. An obstruction at Dayton delayed Eastern officials traveling in a flat car, delaying the planned longest electric line trip.
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Winters
Dayton & Western Traction Company
J. W. Chipman
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway Company
Richmond
Dayton
Dublin
Eastern
Ohio
Coroner Finds Heart Failure Behind Mrs Tingle Death
The body of Mrs. John Tingle was exhumed under coroner order to confirm cause of death. After examination the coroner ruled heart failure as the cause, dismissing claims of a fatal kick by her husband John Tingle who was released after the finding.
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John Tingle
Sheldon
Nineteenth Streets
Tutewller
Geis
Detectives arrest John E. Barron for grand larceny
Detectives Haley and Kinney yesterday arrested John E Barron at 16 North Alabama Street for grand larceny. He sold his household goods to Leroy J King, a com-
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Haley and Kinney
John E. Barron
North Alabama Street
Leroy J. King
Ill Health the Cause Mrs Bowlen Suicide at Home
Despondent over ill health Mrs Mary A Bowlen 26 wife of James Bowlen a socialistic leader killed herself at 1523 Sheldon Street early yesterday morning. A five year old found her on the floor in a rear room with an empty bottle and the odor of carbolic acid. She had been married six years and leaves a husband and one child.
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Mary A. Bowlen
James Bowlen
Sheldon Street
Griswold Out On Bail in Saloon Appeal
Griswold the 146 South Illinois street saloon keeper, fined 300 dollars and sent to the workhouse, was freed on a 1000 dollar bond pending his Criminal Court appeal. He ran a wineroom selling liquor to girls, with three juveniles sent to the reform school. Authorities face criticism for the release amid alleged continued violations. Judge Whallon said bond was proper to await appellate review.
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Griswold
South
Ilinois Street
Whallon
Criminal Court
United States
Socialists Clash At Garment Workers Convention Over Politics
Socialists push to strike politics from the United Garment Workers constitution as delegates clash over a proposed change. The vote defeats the move, with Socialist leaders signaling they will respect the majority. The day features officer reports, a proposed universal label rejection, and plans for a weekly union organ The Garment Worker. Miss Lillian Fredericks, president of the local union, receives a diamond ring from the tailoring branch.
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Convention of
United Garment Workers of America
United Garment Workers
Socialist Party
Henry White
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
New York
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Socialist Party of
Chicago
Garment Worker
Western Office
Garment Workers
Executive Council
White
Lillian Fredericks
Frederick
Realty men vow fight over Marion county tax boost rush
Indianapolis real estate brokers warn against a planned horizontal increase in Marion county realty assessments claiming the county pays more than its share of taxes. They cite rising values and urge organized opposition before the State Tax Board while officials deny any decision yet to raise Marion’s assessment.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Marion County
Tris
Marion
Hendricks
Boone
Hamilton
Madison
Shelby
Hancock
Johnson
Morgan
Awsitor
State
Albert Metzger
Mariton County
John J. Appel
H. Spades
Vernor Durbin
State Tax Board
Three Score and Five Col John William Ray Birthday
Col John William Ray, born August 15 1828 in Madison Indiana, celebrates his seventy fifth birthday at Woodruff Place Indianapolis. He is active in real estate with Union Trust Company and has a long career as lawyer, Civil War colonel, pension agent, banker official, and Republican figure with a broad circle of friends.
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John William Ray
Madison
Ind
Woodruff Place
Colonel Ray
Ray
Jefferson County
Asbury University
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Richard Rosseau
Bloomeld
Catherine Phipps
Isaac N. Phipps
Bloomfield
Eleanor L. McDonald
Mac Donald
United States Court
Col. Ray
Edward B. Porter
H. C. Newcomb
Lucia
Elizabeth Ray
Indianapolis Savings Bank
Bank of Commerce
Southport
Union Trust Company
Colonel Ray Remembered for Temperance Work and Civic Service
A tribute to Colonel Ray highlights his cordiality humor and wide reach across many communities. An ardent Republican and temperance worker he inspired campaign crowds and served Roberts Park Church as longtime Sunday school superintendent and Bible study leader.
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Colonel Ray
Eeither
Ray
Lincoln Club
James A. Garfield
Roberts Park Church
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Ostendorf Concert Band to Close Fair Bank Season Tonight
The Ostendorf Concert Band will end its eight week tenure at Fair Bank with tonight’s farewell program and free admission for the remainder of the summer. Management cites attendance declines and high expenses as reasons to discontinue summer concerts, with plans for later nightly park concerts and possible Indiana tour by the 36 instrumentalists.
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Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Indianapolitans
Louis Ostendorf
Indiana
Lake Erie and Western and Monon Excursions Flyer
Railroad excursion notices list round trip fares to Marquette and Houghton Michigan from Indianapolis, with dates August 14 15 16 21 and return limits ten days. Agents named A H Sellars R P Algoe W W Richardson schedule details Union Station 8 North Illinois street and 48 West Washington street.
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Marquette
Mich
Houghton
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
R. P. Algeo
Lake Erie & Western R.rk
Michigan City
Rochester
Indianapolis
D. P. A. Pennsylvania Lines
Ind
Fast Round Trip Trains Between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Special nonstop trains depart Indianapolis Union Station at 7:00 a m and Cincinnati Central Union Station at 7:00 p m with round trip fare of 1 26 dollars. Terre Haute offers a 1 dollar round trip excursion leaving at 7:00 p m. Tickets and information available at City Office No 1 East Washington Street and Union Station. H M Bronson A G P A
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Indianapolis
Decatur
Union Station
North Illinois Street
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencassle
East Washington St
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
East Washington Street
Dunes Northland Limited Leaves Indianapolis at 6 50 P M
The Northland Limited with sleeping cars runs daily from Indianapolis at 6 50 p m over the old route via Richmond and G R I Railway The Fishing Line For reservations contact ticket agents or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Northland Limited
Indianapolis
Richmond
G. R. & I. Railway
W. W. Richardson
Transcontinental Rail Fare and Return Details
Lake Erie and Western R R offers $15 round trip to Atlantic City New Jersey departing Tuesday August 18 via Lake Shore Lehigh Valley routes. Through sleepers provided. Return in twelve days with stopovers at Philadelphia Niagara Falls Lake Chautauqua and Sandusky. For berths and full particulars contact A H ee D A uth Illinois Street.
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Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Lake Chautauqua
Sandusky
A. Hee D. A
Uth
Illinois
Indianapolis
Big Four
Washington St
Union Station
Dustless oats and razor supplies advertisement
An advertisement listing Feed your horses JANES'S Dustless Oats and Capital Razor and Supplies. It is followed by E. Bodine & Co., located at 37 EB Ohio 3, implying a retail or supplier context for equine feed and hardware. The brief item highlights a local business promotion and contact details.
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Janes
Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio
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Pri
Mery
Smyrna
Adger Furniture Co
Wulschner
Clubhouse
Senator Fairbanks
Bond
Garment Workers’ Convention
Col
Fair Bank Management
Lake Erie & Western R. BR
Sandusky, C
Indianapeli
Ps m
A. H. Sellars
Illinoia Street
Pennsylvania Lines
MONON
North Michigan
Lake Erie & Western R. R
N. J
Michigan Central
Detroit
Canada
ALGEO
Grant H. Clay
M. D
New York Dental Company
Ig Witens
R. P. King
Lemcke
Coburn Coal Company
MART
Central West
HEEB
Indianapolis Business Universit
Duate
E. J. Heeb
Pennsylvania St
Chautauqua Lake
North Michigan Resorts
Grand Rapids & Indiana Ry
Petoskeya
Travers City
Macki
Nac Island
ST. Joseph
Fruit Belt
Michigan
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph River
Silver Beach
Coney Island
Eastman
Peres
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Kelleher
Washington Street
Claypool Hotel
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Pearson's Piano House
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