Endowment Rank Circular Sent To Policy Holders
Fr. S Neal of the Endowment Rank Knights of Pythias in Chicago sends circulars to policy holders. Interviews cited with State Auditor Hart and Secretary of State Hunt discuss misdeeds at the Grand Lodge and efforts to raise insurance rates, with Neal reporting rising reinstatements, widow benefits, and approved Endowment policies.
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Hart
Endowment Bank
Neal
Hunt
Indiana Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Press
Chimt
Electric voting machines examined by Indiana commission
The Indiana Voting Machine Commission will hold a morning meeting in Room 12 at the Statehouse to examine a Petersburg built voting machine from Electric Bullot Box Company. The firm, after delay, paid the required 32 fee. The device signals correct votes with a bell and silent mistakes, and supports straight party or mixed tickets via lever and electric button.
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Indiana Voting Machine Commission
Statehouse
Electric Bullot Box Company
Petersburg
Ind
Commission On
Pecenenbr Party
Articles of Incorporation in Indiana Listed
Several firms filed incorporation papers yesterday with the Indiana secretary of state. Vigo Cooperage Company of Terre Haute reports a $20,000 capital with directors Reagan Blow Smith McKeen and McKeen. Suburban Club of South Bend is mutual with no capital stock, directors Coffeen Parry Hull. Southern Express Company files under foreign law with share certificates instead of stock. total mileage 27.7 miles, ten in Indiana. Indiana representative Martin Holbrook, Evansville, notes nominal capital in Bradstreet Company filings with Rich of Stevenson in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo Cooperage Company
Terre Haute
Daniel E. Reagan
W. J. Blow
Fred B. Smith
Samuel ©. McKeen
Frank McKeen
South Bend
Thomas J. Coffeen
William H. Parry
George W. Hull
Southern Ex Press Company
Indiana
Martin Holbrook
Evansville
Bradstreet Company
Rich
Allison Millinery College Graduates Two Women
The Allison Millinery College awarded diplomas to Miss Carris Allen and Miss Vina Smith. Owned by John A. Allison & Co, tied to the Law Building Barber Shop, the college runs with a millinery store. Principal Mr Allison spoke at the commencement with teachers and pupils sharing sentiments. ice cream was served. More graduates expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Millinery College
Carris Allen
Vina Smith
John A. Allison & Co
Law Building
Allison
Sunday Journal Promises Wide News and Literary Features
The Twenty Page edition offers a broad variety of news and literary features. The Sunday Journal claims merit as the leading paper in its territory and invites inspection and comparison by readers.
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Merit the Sunday Journal
Primary candidates named for city offices in Democratic ticket
The Democratic board of primary election commissioners met in the Stevenson building and set the August 26 ballot. Moore and Maguire head the mayoral race with other confirmed names for city clerk police judge council seats and ward posts. Several nominees withdrew under party pressure and machine versus anti machine tensions shape the contest.
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Democratic Board of
Kern & Bell
Stevenson
Fanning
William F. Moore
Charles Maguire
John Geckler
August Tamin
Edward W. Little
Henry Co. Cox
Luke Walpole
Lerge
Charles M. Dickson
Robert M. Madden
George J. Stacey
Andrew A. Sweerey
Henry W. Laut, Jr
David J. Curran
Jeremiah Costello
Edward, EH. Bernaver
Owen McAfee
Daniel Campbell
Conrad T. Bitner
Ware
Charles E. Murphy
Peter J. Gall
John D. Bush
Francis P. Bailey
Osear Woerser
Andrew H. Wahl
William Riley Hart
John E Pritchard
Christian H. Warney
Charles Gemmer
Samuel V. Perrott
James Riley
Michael J. Shea
Samuel L. Morrow
Guilford A. Deitach
James D. Moriarity
Michael C. Kelly
William F. Sweenie
James W. McGrew
Henry Friedman
James EB. Berry
William Beattie
Gustave J. T. Meyer
John Wolsitter
Moore
Maguire
Thomas Taggart
Joseph E. Bell
John W. Holtzman
Fielding Lee
Charles Gauss
Gauss
Joseph FE. Bell
Mr. Bell
Holtzman
Fielding T. Lee
Taggart
Geckler
Tamm
Geekler
Bell
Tageurt
Geerler
Taman
Eller
Little
Andrew A. Sweeney
Boom of Safety
Charlies M. Iaerson
Edward & Bernayer
Labor union tensions and relocations in early industry news
Charles Covert of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers' Union denies a settlement with American Bridge Company over the Broad Ripple bridge project. Union men remain cut as nonunion workers finish the job. The International Typographical Union shifts headquarters plan from Washington to Indianapolis. Bert G Brady is elected Seventh district organiser, covering Ohio Illinois Indiana and Kentucky, replacing M. B. Palmer. The Cercaline Workers face a company proposal from the cercaline firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Covert
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
American Bridge Company
Broadipple Bridge
International Typographical Union
T» Iyvesson
Birmingham
Ala
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Bert G Brady
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
M. B. Palmer
Peoria
Lipton Car Company Protest Against Indiana Tax Assessment
At the State Tax Board hearing Sir Thomas Lipton’s Lipton Car Company protested an Indiana assessment, arguing it does not convey property but only takes a percent from railroads. Attorneys for transportation firms pressed the board to reconsider, while Bell Telephone and refrigerator car interests challenged the appraisal as excessive or excessive in relation to value. Local officials urged not to push to court, as the board’s decision stands pending legal revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton Car Company
Thomas Lipton
State Board of Tax Commissioners
M. F. Russell
Russell
Durbin
Scrafford
American Telephone and Semarephs Company
The
Bell
Charles Martindale
Martindale
B. Morehead
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Refrigerator Line
Union Refrigerator and Transit Company
Indiana
Carrollelephone Company
FE. Walker
State Board
Walker
Rex
North Manchester Telephone Company
Koerner
Dubois County
M Ke NZIE NO EMBEZZLER. McKenzie cleared on union funds error
Thomas McKenzie treasurer of the Bar bers' Union was arrested en route to a meeting and charged with embezzlement. After the prosecution, the witness agreed to dismiss the case due to a books error showing no embezzlement. The dispute over amount arose from a $8 versus $18 claim, with an $10 error identified by officers matching McKenzie’s figure.
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Thomas McKenzie
Barbers’ Union
McKenzie
Deserter Arrested for Petit Larceny in Local Case
Virgil Foultz of 825 Henry Street was arrested by Detectives Splan and Haley after a boarder Robert Perry accused him of breaking a trunk and stealing $8.00. Foultz, who admitted desertion from the U S Army at Fort Snelling Minnesota in January, will be held as a deserter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Foultz
Henry Street
Splan and Haley
Robert Perry
Perry
Foultz
United States Army
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Pike-Hoadley studio seized by Holloway and Wilhite
William Louderbach the blind man who assaulted William Hamilton with a mop stick was tried in Police Court and bound over to the grand jury. Edward P. Thompson, former postmaster, will have his fine remitted and salary paid. officials doubt his guilt. Mrs. Ennes's husband writes from Lawton that he built the town's first house and later made a coffin from pine boards after exploring open country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holloway
Stanton L. Wilhite
Pike-Hoadley
William Louderbach
William Hamilton
Edward P. Thompson
Havana
Cuba
Thompson
L. D. Ennes
East Washington Street
Lawton
John Walker's Narrow Escape From Burning Crib
Floyd Payne of 1234 Windsor Street and John Walker of Brookside Avenue faced days of worry after Walker's narrow escape from a crib fire in Cleveland where he worked as a bookkeeper. Awakened at 34. m. by flames he grabbed clothes and jumped into the lake, submerged three times before a laborer pulled him onto a plank and a tug rescued him. his face and hands suffered minor burns.
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Floyd Payne
Windsor Street
John Walker
Brookside Avenue
Cleveland
Payne
Walker
William Kleinschmidt Declared Insane
William E. Kleinschmidt a well known merchant was yesterday declared of unsound mind. He is thirty eight years old and unmarried. The affidavit says he has been treated at Dr Sterns sanatorium for seventeen weeks and is suffering from general mental debility with hallucinations stammering and staggering.
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William E. Kleinschmidt
New Church Formed by Brightwood Baptists Without Parent Group
Seventy members of the Brightwood Station of the First Baptist Church withdraw with approval and plan to organize a new independent church this Sunday, continuing support for Brightwood work separate from the parent church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
First Baptist Church
First Baptist People
Paras
Grocer Franklin P L Broadway Files Bankruptcy Petition
Franklin P L Broadway of Warsaw, a grocer, yesterday filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. His liabilities amounted to 876.43 with assets listed at 1 774.17.
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Franklin PL Broadway
Warsaw
Dry Goods and Millinery Fall Styles Preview in Indianapolis
Dry goods buyers report strong farmer earnings and high customer demand while wholesalers push new fall lines. Griffiths Brothers announce fall millinery openings with rail fare discounts, and an association aids out of town buyers with two thirds fare reimbursements and a traffic agent at the Commercial Club.
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Griffiths Brothers
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
George FB. Hunt
The
Commercial Club
Woollen
Jobbers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
J. H. O'Boyle & Co
Hendricks-Vance Company
A. Kiefer Drug Company
Indianapolis Drug Company
Efroymson & Wolf
Havens & Geddes Company
Hibben, Hollweg & Co
Banker Speaks Truth About Profits In Local Exchange
A local exchange hears a banker admit that telling all he knows does not yield a good living. An informal conversation includes concern about banking news and a promise to relay information about neighbors. The banker notes bankers’ prejudice toward themselves yet tries to commend the profession.
Human water rat James Miller fined after escape attempt
James Miller of Washington Avenue escaped Deputy Constable Lon Kitchell last spring after arrest for possessing fish seines and nets. He was fined in Justice Smock's court and jailed after vowing to pay. Deputy Game Warden Monroe Kirk found eight seines and many cast nets in city limits over two weeks, the largest 35 foot sein confiscated from a boathouse tied to James Mahoney. Mahoney’s occupant fled into the river when Kirk approached.
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James Miller
Washington Avenue
Lon Kitchell
Justice Smock
Frank Hay
Miller
Monroe Kirk
James Mahoney
Mahoney
Kirk
Stole a Square Meal Suspect Named Delia Lock
A warrant filed by Lizzie Day alleges Delia Lock unlawfully took a square meal valued at 50 cents from a home on Metanley Street. The complainant found only crumbs after returning to her steaming supper, noting Lock recently released from the workhouse and well known there.
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Lizzie Day
Metanley Street
Della Lock
Delia Lock
Lock
What’s New To-day Says Observer Banker
A reporter greets the Observer Banker with a question about news and is met by a veteran banker who says he has nothing new to share. He chides the journalist for a hollow greeting and notes bankers must work to earn a living, hinting at persistent routine in the profession.
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Ealing
State Care Of Children Progress Report By Board
Secretary Butler released a statement tracing child saving methods across states New York Ohio Indiana and Michigan. It compares private boarding homes county orphans homes state schools and family placement showing costs and capacity and notes Michigan’s idea adapted locally.
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Board of State Charities
Butler
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Marion County doctors seek Mayor Taggart testimony on insanity trust
The Marion County Medical Society's investigating committee plans to take Mayor Taggart's testimony if he agrees to appear. The panel aims to learn how some Board of Health members were appointed amid insinuations that doctors sparked the probe out of spite. Attorney General Taylor has a copy of the London Daily Mail with Indianapolis insanity trust coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Medical Society
Taggart
Board of Health
Taylor
London Daily Mail
Indianapolis “Insanity Trust
Summer excursion notices from Pennsylvania lines
Notice to tourists advertising summer mail service for Daily and Sunday Journal and a wide set of group excursions. Includes prices for Madison, Vincennes and Vincennes trips, Big Four and Lake Erie trips, and other regional routes with specific depart and return times from Indianapolis.
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Alice
Old Vincennes
Pennsylvania Lines
Old City
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Via Monon Route ticket sales and ads notice
Tickets on sale daily to Sept 10 final return limit Od dist. For particulars see ticket agents. Insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana. General offices 29 South Delaware street. Fire tornado and explosion. Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats. Removed temporarily to 19 E Ohio. Buy Diamonds of a diamond dealer J. C. SIPE Rooms 2 3 and 4 18% N Med Indianapolis Barber Supply Co 404 Law building razor and shear grinding Artificial Limbs and Braces STIRK CO 28 N East st.
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Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Cut Prices Prevail At Overflowing Store Sale
Store overstock forces price cuts with 10 to 50 percent discounts across all lines to clear space for renovations and workmen.
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P. Endowment Rank
S Neal
Z.S . CO
Ndlena
Bey Goods
Southern Express Company
A Millinery College
Reas
the Sunday Journal
Democrats
Board OF Primary
Charles Ma
Guire
H. ©. Cox, Kb, W. Little and
Luke
Walpole
McGregor
Skwalter
Union
Hod Carriers’ Union
Musicians’ Union
News OF Labor Unions
Cercaline Company
Cercaline
State Tax Board
Sir Thomas Lipton
Unar
M'Kenzie
William Kleinschmidt
New Church
Wulschner’s
Madras
Delia
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Madison
Louisville
Danville, Ill
Danville
Lawren
Ceburg
Aurora
Way
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Sandusky
Sturday
South Illinois Street
Vin
Enner
Vania Lines
Fort Wayne
Celina
Lima
St. Mary's
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Colorado
Monon
Janes
Leo Lando
J. C. Sipe
N. Med
Barber Supply Co
Stirk & CO
N. East St
Juliusc
Our
Hassocks
Badger Furniture CO
Buffalo
Tueasday
Niagara Falls
Brockton
Lake Chautauqua
Warren J, Lynch
G. P
A. 1
Bronson
Kianapolis Tue
A. G. PL
Good Re
San
P. Deppe, A. G. P
T. A
the Starr
W. Washington Street
the Starr Piano CO
Representative Piano House
North
Pennsylvania St
Lawrenceburg
Zepherettes
Joseph Taggart
Boston Brown Bread
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
Atkins
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn. ST
Parker
Coles
Kimball Mall
cHicaco
Rirty Encinas
Moana
John J. Hattstaedt
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
Culver
A. K Outerbridge & CO
COOK @& SON
South Clark
Emerson
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