Indiana Horticultural Society Elects Officers at Salem
Warder W. Stevens of Salem re elected president and St. Louis fair representative. H. H. Swaim of South Bend becomes secretary with W. B. Flick as treasurer and Sylvester Johnson as treasurer. Executive committee includes James Troop EB Teas and Walter Ratliff. Morning and afternoon sessions covered fruit growing topics and fruit exhibition awards for St. Louis expo.
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Warder W. Stevens
Salem
St. Louis Fair
Indiana Horticultural Society
W. Stevens
J. C. Grossman
Wolcottville
H. H. Swaim
South Bend
J. C. Kimmell
Ligonier
W. T. de Vilbiss
Fort Wayne
E. Y. Teas
Centerville
H. W. Collingwood
New Yorker
Theo Wilson
Indianapolis
H. W. Henry
Laporte
Florence A. Howe
Amos W. Butler
Indiana
Saloons Face License Rush After Inspections
Controller Dunn projects about 15000 dollars in revenue from new licenses over the next two weeks as four saloons shut by Inspector Maurice await license renewals. Several establishments had failed to obtain licenses, and the expiring permits lie ahead this Friday and Saturday. Santa Claus also arrives early at H P Wasson & Co, poised to greet children from the Monon route, with festivities to run through Christmas Day.
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Maurice
Mr. Dunn
Fred Blackwell
Columbia Avenue
James M. Lighteenth
Ingtoraeriner
H. P. Wasson & Co
Santa Claus
Santa
Monon
Massachusetts Avenue
Wasson Store
Mardi Gras at Tomlinson Hall Draws Big Crowds and Funds
A lively Elks Mardi Gras in Tomlinson Hall attracts a fourth straight large crowd with amplified booths, barkers, and novelties. Receipts for the charity fund are rising beyond previous marks as two new barkers join the lineup and vaudeville acts headline nightly. The carnival runs late with a Friday matinee and a closing auction of unsold items scheduled for the final night.
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Tomlinson Hall
Elks’ Charity Fund
Bill” Quinn
Charles Balz
A. V. Wilson
Joseph Bauer
Frank Wolf
Frank Davey
Steven Crawford
Frank Hayes
Theodore Weiss
Frank Clark
Guy Rock
Marion County
Lady Justice
Joseph Bell
James Keach
Charley Dawson
Hawthorne
Bess
John Hawthorne
William Rost
Emerson McHatten & Co
Helen Ma Smith
Miller Wright
Commercial Club Eyes Bell Watch Case Factory Suiting City
A committee from the Commercial Club and O E Bell of the Bell Watch Case Company met to pursue locating a major factory here. If approved, the plant would employ about 450 skilled workers and require a 20 acre land purchase. A proposed site lies between Michigan and Tenth streets near Olney avenue, with Kansas City also bidding for the facility.
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Commercial Club
Bell
Committee On Industries
O. E. Bell
Bell Watchcase Company
Michigan and
Tenth Streets
Olney Avenue
Kansas City
Juvenile Court Holds Hearing for 14-Year-Old Thieve
Bert Elstun, fourteen, faced Judge Stubbs in Juvenile Court after charges for stealing watches from Mrs. Ellen Payne who boarded at 201 East Washington Street. His mother blamed him as incorrigible and he was placed in the county jail awaiting the trial of George Keys, believed to have persuaded the theft.
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Bert Elstun
Ellen Payne
Histon
East Washington Street
Stubbs
George Keys
Cheatham Files $5,000 Damages Suit Over Alleged Smallpox Exposure
John Cheatham sued Dr. Eugene Beuhler former city sanitarian for $5,000 claiming his son was confined for twenty four hours in a house with a well developed smallpox case and contracted the disease as a result.
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John Cheatham
Eugene Beuhler
Loyal Temperance Legion medal contest scheduled tonight
Frances RE Wilard Union to award a silver medal in a hall event. Six young girls will confer the medal with a brief program including a musical number and five short talks led by the Rev Mr Feet and others.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Frances RE. Wilard Union
M. E. Eek
Mr. Feet
Theft arrest sheds light on Jim Redmond's past life
Jim Redmond of 327 Minerva street was arrested on burglary and grand larceny charges after a Wyanodotte building theft. Police tied him to cashing a stolen check before the bank alert, detailing a two decade pattern of crimes in Evansville, including family ties to Major Redmond and a history of penitentiaries.
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Jim"” Redmond
Minerva Street
Redmond
Wyandotte
Harry Stout
Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Company
Major Redmond
Evansville
Maj. Redmond
Washington Street
New York
Jim
William
Bill
Ohio River
Arts and Crafts Exhibit In Its Second Week
The Sketching Club hosts its third annual arts and crafts exhibit in the Starr Piano rooms, running through December 10. The show features Grueby tiles, Brandt Steele candlesticks, pewter tankard, lacquered Russian tea caddy, blue and white pitchers, Mexican drawnwork gowns, and Jaques etchings. Many pieces are for sale at modest prices, with several items priced to attract holiday buyers.
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Sketching Club
Starr Piano
Grueby Pottery
Brandt Steele
Chicago
Big Damage Suit on Trial Recounts Plaintiff Injury
John Homier sues T P Laycock Manufacturing for 5 08 damages for a fractured ankle after a fall on a defective plank walk at the plant in spring 182 and a strike by an iron rod in an adjoining room. trial before a jury in Judge Allen's court yesterday morning.
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John Homier
T. P. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Allen
Teething Remedy Once Trusted for Fifty Years
Fragmentary text describes a claim that a teething remedy used for over fifty years soothes infants, eases pain, and cures wind colic and bowels, promoting it as the best pleasant remedy for teething.
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Bions
German House Concert Delights with Ernestinoff Conducting
The second German House concert by the Deutcher Klub and musikverein drew a large audience. Prof Alexander Ernestinoff led a 100-voice mixed chorus and refined orchestra, delivering Beethoven and Bruch works plus Weber and Bizet pieces with strong solo and ensemble performances. The next event promises a notable opera, Chimes of Normandy, on New Year’s Eve, with Reeves and others in rehearsals.
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Deutcher Klub
Musikverein
Alexander Ernestinoff
Beethoven
Leonore
Reinicke
Homer van Wie
Josephine Bremmerman-Edmunds
Weber
Berlioz
Bizet
Attenhofer
Rubinstein
Bruch
Edward Nell
Nell
Chimes
Normandy
Edmund
Iss Augusta Rentsch
Arnold Spencer
Homer van Wieery
Porter
Oliver Isensee
Richard Jeber
Diverse musical programs at local churches and colleges in December
An evening concert at the Jewish Temple features soloists Mrs. Bremmerman Edmunds, Bonnie Summit, Edward Taylor, Mrs. Gertrude Fugate, Ella Schaefer and Oliver Isensee under John Lipman with works by Guilmant, Danks and Tosti. A Second German Church concert presents Miss Ruby Lane and others in a mixed vocal and instrumental program. Butler College hosts Edith Stanton Brown and Noble Kreider tomorrow with Grieg and pieces by other composers. A student recital at Memorial Church showcases Sprankle School of Music performers including Genevieve Sigelen and Edith Amos among many others.
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Tenth and
Delaware Streets
Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds
Bonnie Summit
Edward Taylor
Gertrude Fugate
Ella Schaefer
Oliver Isensee
John Lipman
Guilmant R
Schnecker
Bonnie Summi
A Bremmerman Edmunds
de Koven Ella Schaefer
Edward Tayl
M. E
Ruby Lane
Aux Italiens
Lytten
Edwin O. Igelmann
Marchionesse
Ake Seevdaesee Des Deas
Eays
Liza Lehmann
Louis Dochez
Donna Rhodehamel
Beauty’s Eyes
Tosti Seeesenes Vererestesesces
Gaston Lemaire
Bartlett
Helen Swain
Anna Johnson
Butler College
Edith Stanton Brown
Noble Kreider
Grieg
Kreider
Miss Brown
Ersee
daini-Saene
Lillian Miller
Stanra Ee
Memorial Church
Ashland Avenue
Eleventh Street
Sprankle School of Music
Genevieve Sigelen
Edith Amos
Verena Denzler
Bertha Dawson
Marie Lieber
Raymond Hawkins
Frieda Heider
Mabel Garstang
Ruth Habich
Marguerite Hewitt
Nellie Matthews
Alberta Sigelen
Marie Benton
Stuart White
May
Fred Dunmeyer
Leah Roberts
Ruth Elston
Marie Goth
Cecile Bell
Joe Nathan
Edith Hull
Edna Rodenberger
Gertrude Albrecht
Central College of Music to present first faculty recital
The Central College of Music will present the first of its five faculty recitals next Wednesday evening December 9 at the Propylaeum. Violinists Miss Renaldine Smith and Herman Arndt and pianists Misa Carrie A Hyatt and Leo B Riggs will perform with baritone Walter Bentley Hall assisting.
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Central College of Music
Propylaeum
Renaldine Smith
Herman Arndt
Misa Carrie A. Hyatt
Leo B. Riggs
Walter Bentley Hall
Mies Birlice Bive
Striking Molders Case Opens in Superior Court Hearing
In Indianapolis the Foundry Company sues the Iron Molders Union of North America and local unions for an injunction to stop interference with its plant. President Lewis testifies to employees and picket activity while a nonunion molder describes threats and an assault near the plant. The case features extensive witness lists and ongoing testimony expected to continue.
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Superior Court
Indianapolis Foundry Company
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Molders' Union
Denny, McBride & Denny
Frank W. Lewis
James I. Cissette
Harding, Hovey & Wiltsie
Hovey
Carter
George Gunery
Salt
Indianapolis
Lewis
Lwo
Joseph E. York
York
Molders
Indianapolis Jury Hears $10000 Damage Suit in Frazier Case
Winfield Frazier sues the city of Indianapolis over a buggy wheel sinking in a rut on Kentucky Avenue near Morris Street on July 31. He alleges injury to his left leg from the dash view and lost tendons. The case proceeds in Judge Leathers's court.
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Winfield Frazier
Indianapolis
Leathers
Frazier
Kentucky Avenue
Morris Street
Divorce and damages cases heard in Indianapolis courts
In Superior Court room sessions and the criminal court docket, cases include William Meyers v Victoria Meyers divorce dismissed with costs, Windfield Frazier v City of Indianapolis damages with jury trial, da Osgood Stanley v Charles W Osgood quiet title, and Oats v James Robert Oats divorce with costs. Also listed are criminal zou convictions, a licensing violation, and several new suits including foreclosures and quiet title actions.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
William Meyers
Victoria Meyers
James M. Leathers
Windfield Frazier
City of Indianapolis
Vinson Carter
da Osgood Stanley
Charles W. Osgood Alsto
Cane Indianapolis Foundry Co
Iron Molders’ of North America
Hatten
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Duncan R. McNaught
Nora J. Craig
Joan Hamler
T. Laycock Manufacturing Co
Criminal Court
Wilburn Wilson
Harrison Blake
Joshua Munden
Mendant Blake
Indiana State
Blake
Supreme Court
Fremont Alford
Akilla Manzkilla
Joseph Schlansky
Herman Moews
Minnie Moews
Warwick Hogee
Ella Hubbard
Kate Vee Es
Teast
Walter J. Hubbard
Mars Dynes
John Chatham
Eugene Buehler
Henry Moag
Jai Mao Jenkins
Higher Courts Record Minutes and Appellate Motions
Supreme Court and Appellate Court entries show minutes and motions including ten days extra time for Alexander B. Tolin et al against Schuyler Co auditor Jones, and a petition to transfer to the Supreme Court in the Railroad versus IL & M Rapid Mass Company matter. Allen C. C. involved in a motion to dismiss. Pennsy Company versus Delphine referenced.
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Alexander B. Tolin
Schuyler Co. Jones
Newton C. C. Appellants
Charles W. Appellate Court
Cml& Railroad
IL & M. Rapid Maseie
Mar Cc
Appellees
Supreme Court
South Bend
Ee i
Fidelity Deposit Dean Supreme Move
Supreme Com
al. Allen C. C
Pennsy'! Company
Delphine
Cozer
C. C. Appelles
Valparaiso City Water Company
City of Valec
C. Kester
Eames
Anderson Et al
Madison
Charles C. Smit
Student frats host dances and club meetings listed
The Oskiwows plan a Bren neke's dance this evening while Minnehahas meet their sponsor Miss Wentz. Decorations feature Indian colors. D A N D Sorority initiated a new member and meets with Inez Townsend. Today at 10 am young students’ exercises and a repeat of last week’s program. Ran Cheros plan a gathering next week at Tad Shideler’s home. Senate debates government ownership of railroads tonight in Room B. Indianapolis Art Association offers Fred Brooks lectures on Dec 4 11 16 and Jan 8 16 2 benefiting drawing students. Inauguration of President Hughes at DePauw on Dec 9 invites nearby schools. Chemistry instructor George A Abbott will attend. A graduate girls literary club forms with monthly meetings. Shakspeare Club reads Comedy of Errors acts. Earl West gains membership. full cast listed for Antipholus of Syracuse Ephesus and others.
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Oskiwows
Brenneke
Minnehahas
Miss Wentz
Inez Townsend
Tad Shideler
New Jersey
Senate
Indianapolis Art Association
Alfred M. Brooks
Indiana
Hughes
de Pauw
Greencastle
George A. Abbott
Ballard
Soes
Josephine Gill
Shakspeare Club
Earl West
Antipholus
Syracuse
Guedel
Dromie
Stempfel
Ephesus
McIntosh
Cotten
Adrianna
M. Kilentchy
Lucianna
L. Peele
Merchant
Kappes
Duke
Raschid
Egeon
Soswell
G. Emmerich
Fear and nutrition shape courage in soldiers and civilians
A Connecticut woman recounts years of indigestion and heart trouble driven by dieting and fear of death. She found relief with Grape-Nuts, noting renewed energy, weight loss, and a youthful appearance after a year of use, and no longer needing medicines.
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Napoleon
Connecticut
Tle Creek
Mich
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