Barcus to Seek Fifth District Congress Nomination
James S Barcus announces in Terre Haute papers his candidacy for Congress in Indiana Fifth district now represented by BE Holliday of Brazil. He notes prior close race two years ago, discusses party custom of renomination, and asks voters whether the rule or exception should prevail, seeking public opinion and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Barcus
Terre Haute
BE. S. Holliday
Brazil
Barcus
Howard Maxwell
Parke County
Veedersburg Mayor Gray Guides Growth and Fairs
Mayor William B. Gray of Veedersburg, a renowned bachelor, travels with a companion to a theater. He credits the town’s street fairs and the Wabash Clay Company brick industry for growth, noting Veedersburg’s political balance and ambitions. The piece highlights the pumpkin show origin, strong employment at the clay plant, and local pride in ongoing boom and development.
Wabash College Drops Regular Preparatory Course
President Dr. W P Kane announces Wabash College will no longer offer a standard preparatory program citing a drop in enrollments from sixty to twenty two. The college now grants only Bachelor of Arts degrees and reports its largest freshman class in history with fifty eight entrants amid debate over coeducation and gender parity in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
W. P. Kane
English
Kane
Leland Stanford
Northwestern
Chicago
Engineer W B Poland Visits City
W B Poland division engineer for the B B O Railway with headquarters at Washington Indiana was at the Denison Hotel last night. Poland was formerly connected with the Big Four and had lived in this city for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Poland
B. & O. Railway
Washington, Ind
Denison Hotel
Mr. Poland
Big Four
Captain denies interest in courthouse move in Scottsburg
Capt W E English said last night he takes no interest in a movement to move Scott county court house from Scottsburg to Lex. He noted it is near Lexington where Capt Einthins farm is located and said he had even heard of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. W
Courthouse Stay in Scott County Sought by Local Resident
A local resident favored keeping the courthouse in Scottsburg. A Louisville paper reported a movement in Scott county to relocate or reshuffle the courthouse arrangement.
Blatchley backs Leech on Matthews dismissal at Alexandria
State Geologist Blatchley says Leech acted wisely in firing Matthews, hired by manufacturers to watch for gas waste. Matthews claimed he reported to Leech but refused to report, and Leech revoked his authority. Investigations found flambeau burners at several glass works, while talks of an injunction suit fade as Attorney General Taylor travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchley
Matthews
Leech
Alexandria
Anti
Mr. Leech
Kinney
Taylor
Washington
Captain Hyland Finds No Gambling After Night Search
Captain Hyland spent hours visiting sites where gambling had been reported. He found no active games last night and most places deserted. He believes professional gamblers are well hidden and that newspaper reports overstate gambling. No arrests were made by 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland
Indianapolis
Fire in East Market House Causes Oysters Loss
About 1 o clock this morning a fire was discovered in the East Market house with smoke issuing from every window. It burned around Stand 38 owned by J. M. Williamson, likely from electric wires to a fan. A large quantity of oysters and some butter were destroyed. building damage was slight and Williamson’s loss around $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williamson
Williamson
City News Notes Headlines and Local Society Items
Mr Arthur L Beard leaves for New York to study with Henry Schradieck. William Shaughnessy, 40, was declared unsound mind yesterday and will not talk eat or take medicine. Needle Society of First Presbyterian Church to sell household articles Tuesday Jan 14 in temporary building on Alabama near Fifteenth. Judge Thompson will deliver second Bible talk this afternoon at Y M C A Bible class on Creation from the Bible Standpoint. Dr W H Foxworthy lectured last night to WY M C A on Curious and Interesting Things in the Philippines with photographs. German American Veterans Association to hold annual meeting and installation at 3 pm in German House. Jacob Scholl to be captain for second time. County Commissioners consider reducing justices of the peace. last year salaries 5563 while fees were 437. Secretary Butler of State Board of Charities received a Florida inquiry on care of the insane. Porter chairs Florida committee revising laws. Attorney General Taylor issued opinion on foreign investment companies like Southern Guarantee and Loan Co of Macon. Rumor from Cincinnati says a new electric railway will run between Cincinnati and Indianapolis next spring on elevated tracks. 80 miles by two and a half hours, faster than current steam service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Beard
New York City
Henry Schradieck
William Shaughnessy
Needle Society
First Presbyterian Church
Alabama Street
Fifteenth
Judge Thompson
W. H. Foxworthy
Philippines
Butler
State Board of Charities
Joseph Y. Porter
Florida
Porter
Taylor
Hart
Southern Guarantee and Loan Company
Macon
Ef General
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Fire at 52 Weghurst Street damages Hin kle home
A morning blaze at 52 Weghurst Street, home of Charles Hin kle, damaged the house and contents by about 4. The fire stemmed from a defective flue. Another fire caused by a defective flue damaged the colored church at West and Walnut Streets with about $5 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weghurst Street
Charles Hinkle
West
Walnut Streets
Emma B King oil and pastel works at Lieber gallery
The Lieber gallery this week showcases Emma B King oil and pastel paintings and about thirty pieces of china decorated with original designs by Mrs. T B Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieber
Emma B. King
T. B. Hadley
Secret service unearths counterfeit silver dollar plant
Chicago authorities disclosed a trunk stash on Auburn avenue containing a complete outfit for minting counterfeit silver coins. The discovery follows the arrest of Joe Strauss and William Scott last night on uttering spurious coins. Strauss previously served two New York prison terms as Max Milan.
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Chicago
Secret
Joe Strauss
William Scott
Strauss
New York
Max Milan
Auburn Avenue
Brown
Jailed for Contempt Over Child Support in County Courts
John S. Cunningham was jailed by Judge Carter for contempt of court for failing to pay a court-ordered child support allowance after his divorce. He claimed lack of funds, but a partial payment led to release on promise to pay the remainder, with friends supplying the missing amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Cunningham
Carter
Cunningham
Livery Stable Partnership Lawsuit and Damages Suit
G Raymond Barrows sues Della Pierce for dissolution of their livery stable partnership at 115 East Market Street and a receiver appointment. Barrows alleges insolvency, mortgage of 250 dollars, a 250 dollar note due January 15, and a 312 dollar suit on account. partner suspicions and mismanagement claimed. Also, Frank Bird Transfer Company is sued for 125 dollars by Lottie B Grimes for loss of a suitcase containing wedding clothes shipped to Union Station, forcing her to delay to Noblesville and return to Indianapolis with added expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Raymond Barrows
Della Pierce
East Market Street
William Bosson
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Lottie B. Grimes
Union Station
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Emanuel Hall Sues Gas Company Over Explosion Injuries
Emanuel Hall filed a $10,000 damages suit against Indianapolis Gas Company for injuries from a gas explosion in a fire cistern on Arsenal Avenue Hillside Avenue and Fifteenth Streets. He alleges negligence in keeping gas pipes in repair and that lighting a match inside the cistern caused the blast, resulting in permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Hall
Indianapolis Gas Company
Arsenal Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Ffteenth Streets
Federal Oil loses suit against Western Oil in Grant county
Judge Baker of the United States Court rules against the Federal Oil Company in its suit against Western Oil Company. The decision finds no equity in the bill and dissolves a temporary injunction. Involved leases are located in Grant county and the ruling will interest the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States Court
Federal Oil Company
Western Oil Company
Grant County
Trials of Bolin and Short Set for January 18
The trials of Joseph Bolin of 121 North Alabama street and John Short of 217 Adelaide street, arrested Friday and charged with operating policy games, were set for January 18. Neither requested jury trials, as a police court rule explains that continuance requests require jury trial demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bolin
North Alabama Street
John Short
Adelaide Street
Wilson sues Hitzelberger for 5000 damages in blackmail claim
William T. Wilson filed suit against Albert Hitzelberger and wife seeking 5000 damages alleging prosecution for blackmail stemming from an alleged offer to withhold information for 200. Wilson says he was arrested and bound over to the grand jury but acquitted due to no indictable evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Wilson
Albert Hitzelberger
Hitzelberger
Wilson
Local suits filed for slander and divorce and debt
Alonzo Hall sues Security Mortgage and Loan Company for 2000 dollars alleging slander over a loan denial. Carrie May Lynch seeks divorce from Daniel Lynch claiming cruelty and fist strikes. John C. Werkhoff sues Opal Werkhoff for divorce alleging desertion two months after marriage. Marion brick works sues John Martin for 12 dollars on account for bricks used in downtown buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie May Lynch
Daniel Lynch
John C. Werkhoff
Opal Werkhoff
Marion Brick Works
John Martin
Martin
Superior Court Divorce and Claims Summary
Listing of court actions with judges and cases. Edward Borman and Elizabeth Borman divorce. plaintiff costs. Damages and replevin cases. foreclosure and note actions. New suits filed include mortgage foreclosure and various damages claims with specified monetary amounts. Names include Elizabeth Borman, Edward Borman, Lilla Stephenson, James M Leathers, Sarah J Bishop, Walter T Wilson, Vinson Carter, Emma Feijer, Katharina Ernst, James T Alexander, Sarah A Lankford's Estate, Newton Trees, Leroy Templeton, Amanda Young, James S Russell's Estate, Almand Abernathey, Opal Merkhoff, Opal Merkhoff, Alonzo Hale, Security Mortgage and Loan Co., David Freichsinger, Mas Malott, Raymond Barrows, Delia Pierce, Freda Peschat, John Wallace, Lottle B Grimes, Frank Bird Transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Edward Borman
Elizabeth Borman
John Stephenson
Lilla Stephenson
James M. Leathers
Sarah J. Bishop
Walter T. Wilson
Vinson Carter
Duncan R. McNaught
Emma
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
James T. Alexander
Sarah A. Lankford
Newton Trees
Leroy Templeton
Amanda Young
James S. Russell
Walter J. Hubbard
Almand Abernathey Et al
John C. Merkhoff
Opal Merkhoff
Alonzo Hale
Security Mortgage and Loan Co
David Freichsinger
Mas. Malott
Raymond Barrows
Delia Pierce
Freda Peschat
Frank Peschat
John Wallace
Lottle B. Grimes
Frank Bird
Damages and Divorces Filed in Circuit and Superior Courts
Soir damages and demands fill docket with cases including Ida Peschat v Wallace slander demand 1350, Carrie Lynch v Lynch divorce, William Willson v Hitzelberger damages demand 5000, Marion Brick Works v Martin account, Robert Thomas v Hamilton, John Alexander v Mamie Alexander divorce, James Crews v Hammond mortgage foreclosure, Emanuel Hall v Indianapolis Gas Co damages demand 1000 in various court rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soir
Circuit Court
Ida Peschat
John Wallace
Carrie May Lynch
Daniel Lynch
William Y. Willson
Albert Hitzelberger
Superior Court
Marion Brick Works
John Martin
Robert Thomas
Sanford P. Hamilton
John Alexander
Mamie Alexander
James Warren Crews
William W. Hammond
Emanuel Hall
Indianapolis Gas Co
Mock Hims Case Habeas Corpus in Federal Court
Mock Him, the Chinese national ordered deported by U S Commissioner Moores, faced Judge Baker in federal court on habeas corpus to block removal. The defense claimed illness prevented filing papers. testimony from a China man was rejected, requiring another witness. If unsuccessful, he faces transfer to San Francisco and return to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moores
Baker
San Fancisco
China
Shortridge High to Stage Trio of Senior Entertainment
The Shortridge High School senior class plans three performances from Feb 21 to the weekend, including a musical program, a Saturday afternoon variety show, and the farce A Shortridge Scheme led by Paul E Edwards. Leading roles feature Hazel Osborne, Margaret Rockwood, Mable Pray, with James Gipe, Richard Barbee, and Coburn Allen. Earl Pritchard directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
James Randall
Paul E. Edwards
Shortridge
Hazel Osborne
Margaret Rockwood
Mable Pray
James Gipe
Richard Barbee
Coburtn Allen
Earl Pritchard
Campus societies and student elections noted in busy period
Bessie Landis hosted Tyroleans Edith Schowe entertained Puritans and the Sheyks Arabian fraternity group was hosted by Roy Howard. Athletic Association to elect officers Wednesday after school. January 03 Scotch Lassies entertained by Tressa Kegan. Hana Batakes hosted by Eleanor Hodson. Professor Emerich proposes new rule barring athletes with Ds from future contests. Abbott lecture on Liquid Air set for tomorrow night. air arrives from Washington. Football jerseys distributed to players with white and red monograms. Fr Encored weekly exercises featured Florodora Sousa Invincible Eagle and Virginian. Forum Debating Society elected Oscar Kettenbach president and Charles Bragg secretary. Trial proceedings begin tomorrow afternoon. June 02 class plans reception for senior class on Feb 7 with January 02 guests. M.T.H.S. Senate elected new officers Beveridge, Jones, Proctor, and Hale. January ends class to organize Mirror staff. June 03 class chosen. editor to be selected from school. M.T.H.S. Literary and Debating Club officers named. meets tomorrow for debate on heredity versus environment with Paul Crawley leading affirmative and Neil Pease neg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Landis
Edith Schowe
Roy Howard
The
Athletic Association
Tressa Kegan
Hana Batakes
Eleanor Hodson
Emerich
Abbott
Washington, D. C
Florodora
Sousa
Virginian
Mackie
Forum Debating Society
Oscar Kettenbach
Charles Bragg
M.T. H. S. Senate
Beveridge
Earl Hunt
Jones
Reading
Proctor
Myrtle Woerner
Hale
Mirror
M. T. H. S. Literary and Debating Club
Harry Carlisle
Minnie Stewart
Edna Murray
Paul Crawley
Neil Peasener
Shortridge Club Meeting Led by Ruth Paterson News
Herbert Wagner is ill and threatened with typhoid fever. Ruth Paterson will succeed Ben Douglass as leading editor of the Thursday Echo. Miss Met lellan chaperoned her class to study the weather bureau. Earl Pritchard, counsel for Senator Deboe, seeks the Senate presidency amid libel trial debates. The trial sparks school circle chatter as witnesses are readied next week and arguments follow. The Athletic Association awards the monogram S to Harlan Bosler and peers, with new initial nominees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wagner
Shortridge Literary Club
Ruth Paterson
Ben Douglass
Thursday Echo
Met‘lellan
Weather Bureau
Earl Pritchard
Deboe
Senate
Charles Christian
Schurmann Outlines Philippine Outlook in Founders Day Talk
President Schurmann in Ithaca on Founders Day discusses the Philippines policy. He reviews the first Philippine commission and Tate commission report, supports free trade for the islands, and calls for reduced property requirements and Spanish knowledge not to be a test for suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Schurmann
Philippines
First
Philippine Commission
Tate Commission
Porto Rico
Real estate trends show apartments steady with rental demand
Real estate experts report apartment houses have become established in Indianapolis with rents and prices largely stable, while investment properties remain the leading market and new residences are proposed. Spring activity is anticipated as buyers, investors, and people seeking homes return to the market, with flats offering cheaper rent and one year leases seen as desirable to keep tenants. Mortgage activity and releases suggest households have disposable funds again, and several property transfers were recorded including Aquilla Q. Jones selling a tea room residence for 10000 to Arthur S. Fosdyke, plus other transfers on North Illinois and North New Jersey streets and nearby avenues.
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Indianapolis
Twenty Five Transfers Filed for Record in Marion County
Public record entries list transfers in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 pm January 1, including A B Cole to Elzie J Ellis lots 7 and 8 block 28 North Indianapolis and multiple other deeds. Names include Sterling K Holt John B Schramm Mamie Christ Wm N Card Aquilla Jones Crown Hill Cemetery and James A Park among others with various lot designsations and prices such as 600 and 4800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s of Ce
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Swan Company
East Market Street
A. B. Cole
Elzie J. Ellis
Block 28
N. Indianapolis
Twenty Sixth St
Isabella St
K. Holt
Dane
Dunlop
Miami Powder Co
Harding Bt
Lamidete St
Ceseseenscerers
John B. Schramm
John CA. Schramm
Martindale's Central
New Jersey St
11Th St
Mamie Christ
Katherine W. Lawanter
Stanton
Arthur G. Fosdyke
Aquilla Q. Jones
Wilson
City of
Indianapolis
Washington At
Liberty St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Wm. F. Landes
John S. Duncan
Son
Duncan
New Jersey
Central Ave
Ethel Foster
John M. Powell
Cilften
James A. Park
Harris Cohen
van Blaricum
Minnots St
Mccally
John Kennington, Jr
Ralph E. Kennington
Kennington
E. T. Fletcher
Brookside
Massachusetts Ave
Jupiter
BUD Wresence Caypeten
James
Walter Kennington
Richard N. Kennington
Wisconsin St
Tllinois St
Eli Noble
Jos. A. Comba
Drake's
Senate Ave
Redick
Laula
Chapman
Bradley, Deany & Atkinson's
Chester Ave
New York St
W. Shullie Chapman
Chester Are
Pipeusamenteoe
Ida Haugh
Frank Roney
Haugh & Co
Holmes
West End
Germania Ove
Cece
F. Robbins
John W. Burnett
Duffy Malt Whiskey Advertisements Promised Health Claims
A late 19th to early 20th century advertisement letter touts Duffy Malt Whiskey as a medical remedy. Mrs H C Allington from Nashua writes of recovery from grip and pneumonia after eight bottles, while Willie D Ball of Richmond reports improved health after twelve bottles. The promo offers free game counters and a medical booklet, urging readers to write to the Medical Department in Rochester for confidential guidance and a one dollar bottle price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua City
H. C. Allington
Willie D. Ball
1St St
Richmond, Va
Gilbert N. Hay
Lafayette Street
Medical Department
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
Property Transfers and Building Permits Tallied
Lot 66 in Robbins Haughville near Downey and Vermont transfers to Arthur G osdyke plus other lot swaps in Hendersons and Stouts adds with prices 10000 8600 and 59233 74. Building permits list Geo M Smith frame house 5 Jefferson Ave D S Bell frame house 515 Tacoma Ave 550 Fearnaught repairs 37 East South St 100 Jaynes porch 2939 Shelton St 250 Higgins brick factory Kentucky Ave west of White River 4000 Powell store building 28th and Clifton Streets 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Haughville
Downey St
Vermont St
Aquilla Q. Jones
Arthur G. ‘Osdyke
Henderson
Illinois St
19Th St
David A. Coulter
Amy Wacker
Wayne Township
Elzie Z. Ellis
A. B. Cole
Stout
Hanson Ave
Geo. M. Smith
Jefferson Avenue
D. S. Bell
Tacoma Avenue
Charles Fearnaught
East South Street
A. J. Jaynes
Shelton Street
William L. Higgins
Kentucky Avenue
White River
John M. Powell
Twenty
Eighth
Clifton Streets
Fashions For Men At Social Gatherings In Indianapolis And New York
A writer notes the tight social code of dress at New York and Indianapolis gatherings. He urges men to wear appropriate evening attire, dislike extreme styles, and favor full evening dress for special occasions, stressing proper tie length and the season’s standards.
Civil Service Examinations Notice in Indianapolis
Walter L. Dynes announces government service exams in Indianapolis on Feb 1 for hull draftsman lighthouse service age 20 plus salary 4 per diem and Feb 18 for industrial teacher female Indian service age 20 plus salary 600 per year interpreter slavenish Krainish Croatian Italian age 20 plus salary 1200 per year interpreter Arabic Italian and French age 20 plus salary 1200 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Lighthouse Service
Indian Service
Lecture on Liquid Air Demonstration at High School
The liquid air demonstration, postponed until after the holidays, will be held tomorrow in the Manual Training High School auditorium at p. m. Prof. Abbott has received a shipment of liquid air from Washington, D. C. and is prepared to perform many experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training High School
Abbott
Washington, D. C
M. T. Physics and Chemistry Club Hosts Public Lecture
A public lecture under the M. T. Physics and Chemistry Club will be held. Admission is 15 cents to cover necessary expenses. The talk promises to show the wonders of the substance discussed.
Incorrect Indiana claim on dice assignment clarified
The dispute claimed Special Agent Frank M. Dice was sent to study rural free delivery in Indiana's Twelfth district at Senator Fairbanks request. The truth is Dice was assigned by Superintendent Machen to examine applications in Illinois's district represented by Hitt and will begin work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank M. Dice
Twelfth
Indiana
Fairbanks
Dice
Machen
Hitt
Ilinois
Man and Woman Arrested for Living Together
Branson Seal and a woman named Cora Black were arrested yesterday afternoon on West Michigan street and charged with unlawfully living together. The woman's husband reported them, and Policemen Manning and Griffin assisted in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson Seal
Cora Black
West Michigan Street
Manning and
Griffin
Death of Infant in Harford Street Tragedy
Six weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Albert Hults of 1217 East Twentieth street found dead in bed yesterday morning. The mother smothered the infant by lying on it during the night. a physician could not revive it though the body was still warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hults
East Twentieth Street
Bankruptcy Petition Fled by Ellis and Dotson in Indiana
In the Bankruptcy Court William D. Ellis of Elkhart fled a petition for bankruptcy. Liabilities and assets amount to 3.25 dollars. William A. Dotson a Delaware County farmer filed a similar petition with liabilities of 24 dollars and assets of 293 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D. Ellis
Elkhart
William A. Dotson
Delaware County
Hee
Governor Durbin appoints Kruger to Michigan City police board
Governor Durbin named R J Kruger a Democrat to succeed W H Bonnet on the Michigan City police board before departing the city yesterday. The move reshapes local law enforcement leadership as Kruger takes office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
R. J. Kruger
W. H. Bonnet
Police Board
Michigan City
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William Gray
Fountain County
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Ess
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Ekreet
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Isayer G Cdray
Covington
Veerdersburg
Alladin
Poland
Denison
Captain English
Scottsburg
Louisville
Scott County
Inspector Leach
Joint
J. W. Williamson
City News Notes
John
Livery Stable Partnership
Alonzo Hall
Security Mortgage and Loan Company
Hall
Habeas Corpus Proceedings
the Athletic Association
Harlan Bosler
Dug
Ward Dean
Wayland Masters
Carl Gibbs
Hassan Hall
Hazy Clark
Ernest Holdson
Walter Gipe
Mike” Dugan
Frank Doudican
Dillon Hacker
Conner
Bacon
Forrest Tolin
Bob Scott
Schurmanna
Illinois Street
Nineteenth Street
Arthur S. Fosdyke
Mr. Fosdyke
East Washington Street
Liberty Street
Mr. Jones
Edward L. Selvage
O. C. Wilcox
New Jersey Street
Twentieth Street
Mr. Wilcox
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
John A. C. Schramm
James N. Parker
Ilinois Street
McCarty
Duffy
Ali
Mankind
Utica
ED Schubarth
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Denver
Colo
E. Pedersen
Amline
Minn
Dufty
Walter L. Dynes
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