Married in haste tale at leisure after marriage
Lula Kirk seeks her missing husband Joseph E. Kirk who fled five days after their August 11 wedding at a park office. The couple wed after a license and service by Rev. Peters. Kirk left without payment and has not been heard from since. Mrs. Kirk, in poor health, learned rumors of his previous wife and two children in Knoxville, Tenn. The note includes broader discussion on churches unity and law enforcement. U. S. SEE, Indianapolis, Aug. 20.
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Joseph E. Kirk
Lula E. Harris
J. Peters
Zion Church
Kirk
Knoxville
Tenn
Gto
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
Sons of Temperance
North
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Church Unity Problem in the Indianapolis Journal
A reader discusses a Sunday Journal piece on church unity, noting that historic divisions in polity and creed have given way to a shared aim to do good across denominations. The letter reflects optimism about cooperative efforts within political and doctrinal contexts, though the text is partially garbled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sunday Journal
Testo
I Profentanta
New Factory for Laporte Formed by C H Michael Co
The C H Michael Manufacturing Company of Laporte Indiana is incorporated with 75000 capital to run a general manufacturing business. Directors include C H Michael R T Valkenburg Lemuel Darrow William E B Crichton M L Michael D C Anderson and K E Olive all of Laporte.
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C. H. Michael Manufacturing Company
Laporte
Ind
C. H. Michael
R. T. Valkenburg
Lemuel Darrow
William EB. Crichton
M. L. Michael
D. C. Anderson
K. E. Olive
Stephenson Manufacturing Company
South Bend
Edward Bonifas
Samuel J. Rennen
Edward Jones
Daleville
Charles Brady
John Brady
William J. Noton
Anderson
Summit Gas and Oil Company
Howard
William Sellars
Anderson Johnson
James Cer
W. W. Drinkwater
Dd. E
Calnia Supply Corda
Acuiedonia
Wits P. P. Whitsett
Sarah H. Whit- Edwards
Sameer
Ater
Suit over Maple Street saloon damages property value
Catherine Curran, owner adjacent to Moore and Bagley saloon on Maple Street near Ray, sues Terre Haute Brewing Company and Crawford Fairbanks alleging the saloon lowers her property value. She seeks a temporary restraining order to halt ongoing business citing disorderly conduct, Sunday liquor sales, late hours, fights, and profanity affecting property value once valued at 1900 dollars.
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Catherine Curran
Moore & Bagley
Maple Street
Ray
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Pleased With the Prison. Butler Reports on Reform Commission
Secretary Amos W. Butler of the State Board of Charities returned from Michigan City where the Indiana prison reform commission met Monday. The inspectors studied the contract labor system and examined prison management and county jails in St Joseph, La Porte, and Elkhart counties. They deemed the South Bend jail the jail of the State.
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State Board of Charities
Amos W. Butler
Michigan City
Indiana Prison Reform Commission
St. Joseph
Laport
Elkhart
South Bend
Promoters Seek Franchise for Indianapolis Fort Wayne Railroad
Report says promoters of the projected steam railroad between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne will ask the Board of Works for a franchise to enter. The move aims to establish a new rail link, with officials considering terms and impact on city transportation plans.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Board of Works
Proposed Indianapolis road route through Hamilton county
The plan for a new road, likely within a month or two, is gaining strong support in the gas belt and is securing right of way. The route leaves Indianapolis between the Big Four and L E & W tracks, passes the army post site, traverses Hamilton county via Perkinsville to Elwood, with Marion as the only large town between Elwood and Fort Wayne.
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Indianapolis
Big Four
Army Post Site
Hamilton County
Perkinsville
Elwood
Marion
Fort Wayne
Labor Troubles And A State Court Remedy Proposed
The writer argues for a national remedy to labor strife, urging federal courts in each state to hear employer and employee disputes. Courts would be judges by representatives of unions and large employers, with powers of a serious court and a ban on general lockouts and strikes. The plan rests on constitutional authority, aiming to balance capital and labor with fair, enforceable decisions.
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Senate
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Union of the
Travel on the Increase Says Union Railway Auditor
June railway figures show about 4 500 trains left Union Station, 63 000 pieces of baggage handled, and ticket sales between 50 000 and 60 000 for the month. Despite fewer trains than last year, travel rose about a third year over year with larger passenger coaches and stronger summer business. Gatemen note many visitors bring small baggage while interurban lines see little change. Indianapolis remains the nation’s largest mileage office.
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Union Station
J. E. Merion
Union Railway Company
Indianapolixs
Indianapolis
Omer Gilbert
Suse Mat
Winona
Electric
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Farmmanxs, Morse & Co
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Pocahontas
Fluhart
Ohio Jaxon
Marmet’s
Raymond City
Gur
Stevenson Building
Washington St
Eames Anni
Ohio
Jackson
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
Nineteenth St. and
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Indiana Automobile CO
Monument Place
London
Porterfield & CO
Chicago
Stevenson
H. E. Hamilton & CO
Luxfer Prism
Pembroke Arcade
Central Supply Co
W. Washington St
Statehouse
Knight & Jillson CO
Lula Kirk
Concord
Hyde
Fletcher-place Methodist Church
U. S
Co. H. Michael Manufacturing Company Incorporated
Sues Brewing Company
Butler
Prison Reform Commission
Fathers of the Republic
Vulcan
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Indianapolis Gas Co
Union Railway
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Dustress Gate
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