Stories of the Town and a Saloon License Ruse
A young Indianapolis area clergyman sought a dog license but the clerk, out of licenses, issued a saloon license by erasure to permit “the business of keeping a dog.” The item then shifts to anecdotes from a Federal Court clerk’s office about a lawyer named Stubbs and a measles terrors tale, ending with commentary on a Canada versus Britain beauty contest and a neutral US stance.
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Indianapolis
Federal Court
Iowa
Stubbs
United States
Canada
Troy
Ilium
News of the High Schools note volley of club reports
Irwin Cotten will speak on the inter urban at the Science Club meeting. January class colors, Oskiwows’ Friday evening event flopped with about 200 invites. Olga Menninger ill with pneumonia. she leads the Laconian Maids athletic club. Senate discussed railroad ownership bill and officer elections to be held in two weeks. Shortridge activities include Shakespeare Club, Gold and Black issue, and Mr Nicholson’s talk on short story writing. Girls’ basketball vs Shortridge alumni set for Tuesday. Shortridge seniors back Arabian Fair plan and elect class officers. Senate elections give Hawley president, Hanna VP, Clay secretary, Pritchard reading clerk. immigration bill passed. Conner and Leatherman visit to share Senate experiences.
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Irwin Cotten
Tribunes
Theodor Stempfel
East Tenth Street
Oskiwows
Brenneke
Olga Menninger
North Illinois Street
Laconian Maids
Senate
Guedel
Tee
Shakspeare Club
Emmerich
Louie Bruck
Wendell Smith
Forest Norhardt
John Conner
Inez Townsend
Bertha Worshaw
Fanny Yankiner
Mary Hannan
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
German House Gymnasium
Bell Ramey
Ruth
Shortridge
Alma Krause
Rachael Baker
Louise Hupp
Grace Philpott
Emmery Taggart
Nora Coen
Thomas
Aioe
Charlotte Edgerton
Helen Horton
Garvin Brown
George Steepe
Shortridge Senate
Hawley
Ed Lewis
Hanna
Harvey Stout
Clay
Roger Wallace
Pritchard
Sam Trosky
Messrs
Conner
Leatherman
Muncie
Shortge Senate
Butler College Notes Visit by Pi Beta Phi Members
M Carl Loop D and Miss Peart Lowty visited college where Pi Beta Phi members hosted Josephine Besaw of Akron. The gathering occurred Monday with Ph Bete, Pete present in attendance.
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Carl Loop
Peart Lowty
Bete
Pete
Manheons
Pi Beta Psia
Josephine Besaw
Akron
Indianapolis Newspaper Artists Exhibit Debuts Jan 4
The Newspaper Artists Society of Indianapolis hosts its first annual exhibition featuring original drawings by local artists. The show emphasizes black and white sketches and colored works, highlighting the challenges faced by newspaper illustrators.
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Newspaper
Artists’ Society of Indianapolis
Indianapolis
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