Horne May Retire As Indiana Athletic Director
J H Horne II coach of football at Indiana University for five years attends Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting in Denison. He hints at retirement if players cannot assemble two weeks before school. He notes deafness affecting work but stresses starting practice, scheduling Purdue and Notre Dame games in Indianapolis, and exploring Y M C A coaching help as basketball interest grows.
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J.H. Horne
Indiana University
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Horne
I. A
Denison
Indiana
Indianapolis
Purdue
Bloomington
I Ilinois
Bloom Horne
Duffy Announces Move of Brotherhood HQ to Indianapolis
Frank Duffy of Philadelphia, general secretary treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, says the headquarters will move to Indianapolis the last week of the month to open offices here at year start. William D. Huber, national president, will relocate to Indianapolis with an eleven person office force. The biweekly journal will carry an Indianapolis date after this month. The federation, with over 10 000 members and 1 369 subordinate unions, will base its world headquarters in Indianapolis, joining the United Mine Workers as a major labor organization. The next national meeting occurs in Milwaukee in 194 and quarterly executive board meetings will be held here, with a 1906 national convention likely.
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Frank Duffy
Philadelphia
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
The
Denison
the Brotherhood
Indianapolis
William D. Huber
Duffy
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Oe
Jeanenesis
Pine City
United States
Canada
United Mine Workers
Carpenters and Joiners
Milwaukee
Demand for Tobacco Ignites War of the Dealers
F. E. Barnes of the United States Cigar Company predicts a merry war if Indianapolis tobacco dealers organize to counter the trust. He notes rising demand, says his firms run at capacity and are two million goods behind orders, with increased sales from the West and the Middle West and smokers in the area beginning to use stogies.
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Indianapolis
F. E. Barnes
United States Cigar Company
Mr. Barnes
West
Middle West
Pittsbur
Indiana National Guard officer returns home with branding iron
Col J F Fee of Greencastle, attending an Indiana National Guard officers school in Indianapolis, left the Denison last night with a branding iron strapped to his grip. Friends questioned if he planned to head west to ranch life, but he said he would use the iron as inspector general. Governor Durbin has charged him to inspect and brand equipment before requisitions are honored. House Manager W C Cunningham of the English left for a visit to New Castle, recalling his family’s hotel and Junction era ownership.
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J. F. Fee
Greencastle
Indiana National Guard
Denison
Gittenmantia
Durbin
W. C. Cunningham
New Castle
Mr. Curpinghan
Old Junction
New York
Lo Ang
Family leads up to Denison hotel managers
The leading hotel figure and his brother succeeded their father in management. Glass Men Met. Members of the Association of Flint Glass Manufacturers of the Western Division held their monthly meeting at Denison yesterday to discuss industry matters. No important business was transacted.
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Association of Flint Glass Manufacturers
Western Division
the Denison
Recital at Irvington by Edith McCarty Pupils
Pupils of Edith M. McCarty will sing at Irvington Methodist Church tonight. The girls choir performs Morn Rise by Czibulka the bridal chorus from The Rose Maiden and Ebb and Flow by King, featuring many named students.
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Edith M. McCarty
Irvington Methodist Church
Kate Thompson
Jennie Thompson
Jessie Cox
Florence Dean
Metta Johnston
Clara Pfeifer
Mary Pfeifer
Cornelia Gee
Nelile Beck
John McCarty
Charles McCarty
Florence Froschauer
Hattie Frosch
Alice Cooper
Anna Welter
Allilee Berry
Ray Hamaker
Ramona Bowen
Mary Cravens
Lottie Sletcher
Ruth Redman
Eva Bowman
Ralph Wiggins
Frances McCarty
Hazel Owens
Lucille Coffin
Cora Perry
Luther Eldridge
Marguerite Reynolds
Ruth Noble
Joy Vance
Edith Reynolds
Edith Branham
Ruby Parker
Jessie Cross
Margaret Williams
Helen Cross
Maizie Branham
Maggie Wynn
Zella McHatton
Hulda Eldridge
Mollie Porteus
Will
Czibulka
Sheridan man held on forged checks after dramatic chase
George Johnson of Sheridan remained in the city overnight and lodged at the police station. Sheriff Timmons escorted him to custody on charges of forging several checks. The arrest reveals a past incident with a seventeen year old girl named Pet Chew who vanished with him last June, traveling through Crawfordsville Covington and Illinois before parting ways. Johnson was captured in Putnamville and still had the horse and buggy used in the escape. He admits taking the girl but says he remembers little after they left Sheridan and will be returned to Sheridan this morning.
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George Johnson
Sheridan
Johnson
Timmons
Pet” Chew
Sig
Crawfordsville
Covington
Illinois
Putnamville
Ind
Spray Elected by Republican Majority to Succeed Haldeman
William Penn Spray was formally elected last night by the Republican majority in a special Council meeting to succeed Harry M. Haldeman. Nineteen members attended. eleven Republicans backed Spray and eight Democrats backed Madden. Spray was not present as Vice President Rhodes announced the result. The majority plans another meeting before Monday to choose a new president once Spray qualifies.
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William Penn Spray
Council
Harry M. Haldeman
Holliday
Wheeler
Mr. Spray
Moriarity
Robert M. Madden
Spray
Madden
Rhodes
Haldeman
Spray Mae
Postmaster Pushes Stamp Cancellation Plan for City
Indianapolis postoffice seeks congressional approval to sell canceled second third and fourth class stamps to speed mail. Officials note old method required individual canceling, delaying batches. Proposal includes printing press or oversight by postal staff at factories like Eli Lilly Atlas engine works and Parry to stamp and bag mail for shipment.
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McGinnis
Shideler
Indianapolis
Electrotype
Ind
Madden
Congress
Eli Lilly & Co
E. C. Atkins
Atlas Engine Works
D. M. Parry
Mayor Goes East Plans Bowler Meetings in New York and Brooklyn
Mayor Bookwalter and his wife left for New York for private business and to greet New York bowlers next Monday and Brooklyn bowlers next Tuesday. He aims to present the Indianapolis national bowling tournament plan and recruit their usual representation. He noted no action on grade crossing commission until his return. He awaits a reply from Union Railway president James McCrea.
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Bookwalter
New York
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Chicago
Buffalo
James McCrea
Pittsburg
Union Railway Company
Insurance News and Notes Overview in 1900s Era
Reports cover mechanics underwriters electing a local president, insurers entering new markets, and payouts and policies. Key items include National Surety winning Louisiana Purchase Exposition fidelity coverage, Sun Life and Equitable expanding business, and insurer reforms, fraud prevention, and taxation debates affecting fraternal orders and state regulators.
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Xno
Fidelity Insurance
National Surety Company of
New York
Judge Stubbs Frees Greenfield Clerk After Lenient Appeal
William Moore, a Lorraine Hotel clerk, robbed the hotel safe a week ago and staged a holdup. Judge Stubbs, moved by petitions praising his character, sent Moore home with his mother and sister, deferring larceny charges and ordering $10 court costs. Hancock residents, including W. S. Montgomery, campaigned for leniency citing his prior model behavior.
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William Moore
Lorraine
Stubbs
Greenfield
Moore
W. 8. Montgomery
Greenfield Republican
Hancock
Board to adopt specs for four new fire cisterns
The Board of Public Works will today adopt specifications for the construction of four new fire cisterns. Each will have a capacity of 0 barrels. They will be located at Tenth street and Massachusetts avenue, Coe street, near Locke, Yandes and Twenty-third streets, and Highland avenue and Pratt street.
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Board of Public Works
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Coe Street
Locke
Yandes
Twenty-third Streets
Highland Avenue
Pratt Street
Governor Durbin to Leave for Florida in Suit Over Saloons
Governor Durbin will depart next Thursday for Florida where he faces a civil suit filed against him while commander of the 161 Indiana Regiment. The case alleges damages from his efforts to shut down two saloons near the regimental camp outside Tampa. The groggeries reportedly had licenses, and the defendants claim state rights to operate without interference by Florida officials. The trial has lingered since the regiment’s mustering out. lawyers expect a valid defense.
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Durbin
Florida
Indiana
Tampa
Illness Delays Trial For Dr J C Alexander III
Dr Joseph Alexander III remains at home at 2110 North Alabama street with illness possibly delaying Monday arraignment on indictments charging him as an accessory to the ghouls in county jail. Dr Frank Morrison credited as treating him said not typhoid but did not assess readiness for trial. An attorney for Alexander said he was unaware of the illness or any planned continuance until client’s condition is clarified.
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Joseph
Alexander
North
Alabama Street
Frank A. Morrison
Morrison
The Clever Kittens Speak Many Tongues
An excerpt from Margaret Johnson in Woman's Home Companion features Jeanne and Lisa noting their cats speak languages. Jeanne cites French phrases like sil vous plait and merci while Lisa mentions German words bitte ja and nein. The playful exchange considers whether pets could or would speak a different tongue.
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Jeanne
Enet
Margaret Johnson
Treachery of a Private Indicted in Samar Wounding
Military reports from Manila allege Constabulary Inspector Hendryx who was badly wounded on Samar was shot by a fellow constabulary private as action began. Hendryx, once of Indianapolis at 215 East North Street, was initially reported killed then later said to be recovering from injuries and exposure.
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Manila
Constabulary
Hendryx
Samar
Ladrones
Aylmer BE
Indianapolis
East North Street
Fred Ingersoll Plans Coney Island Style Toboggan Slide
Fred Ingersoll obtained a permit to erect a toboggan slide and panorama building at Thirtieth street beside the river next to Riverside Park. The project will duplicate the Coney Island structure and begin construction immediately.
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Fred Ingersoll
Thirtieth Street
Riverside Park
Coney Island
Junk dealer Moses Serinsky Arrested for Receiving Stolen Goods
Detectives Colbert and Hauser arrested Moses Serinsky at M7 Russell avenue on charges of receiving stolen steam fittings. The items were stolen from the Arthur Jordan plant by Thomas Holmes who admitted the theft and said he sold them to Serinsky.
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Moses Serinsky
Russell Avenue
Colbert and Hauser
Serinsky
Thomas Holmes
Arthur Jordan
Holmes
Serinsiar
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Jim Dumps
Sunny Jim
R. B. Woopwaxp
Natal
Brasil
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John R. Engle
Mechanics’ Fire
Indiana League of Fire Underwriters
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Kansas
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Sun Life
Ohio
W. R. Somerville
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Mr. Somerville
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Indiana Fire Insurance Company
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Carthage
Andrew M. Sweeney
State Life Insurance Company
State Life
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Prudential
Fidelity Trust Company
Stevenson
XKA
Boston
Mothers’ Birthday Club
Illinois Supreme Court
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United States Supreme Court
Xea
Yates
J. C. Alexander III
Cerman
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Rhine
Bitte
Nein
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Lieut
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New York City
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Anna Held
Lulu Glaser
Virginia Earle
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