Man Charged With Operating A Policy Game
Detectives arrested William Nichols alias Henry Wiolens at a West Market street livery stable and seized twelve envelopes and money records tied to policy operations. Nichols, 1145 Indiana Avenue, offered no details as officers questioned him about the concealed valuables and the runners behind the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nichols
Henry Wiolens
Indiana Avenue
Holtz and Wallce
Nichols
West Market Street
William Kissel
Wallace
Young
Father Huntington Preaches at St David s Church
The Rev Father Huntington, superior of the Order of Holy Cross of the Episcopal Church, spoke to a large audience at St David s Church on The Cause. He urged cooperation with God s grace and announced a schedule of daily talks for women and men, with themes The Scope and The What men should do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Huntington
Order of Holy Cross
Episcopal ‘Church
St. David's Church
Father Tington
Young girl seized by white man on way home
Ten year old Loebethe Swartz of 87 Meek Street was grabbed by a white man near Davidson Street and the Panhale tracks as she walked home last evening. Her cries drew neighbors who failed to reach him before he fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loebethe Swartz
Meek Street
Davidson Street
Runaway Team Stopped by Webb and Heaton
Mr L Webb, aided by Mr R S Heaton, grabbed the reins of a runaway team owned by J G Voyles of Glenn Valley yesterday and brought the horses to a halt after they dragged Webb around a letter box on the corner, badly injuring Webb's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Webb
J. G. Voyles
Glenn Valley
Webb
R. 5. Heaton
Driver injured after street car collision in West Michigan
Christian Aarons, driver for White River Sand Company, sustained serious head injuries and bruising after being struck by a street car yesterday morning. He was carried to a nearby hospital at Blackford and Vermont streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aarons
White River Sand Company
West Michigan
Nealy
Yentary
Blackford
Vermont
West Washington Street Assault Leaves Victim Hospitalized
William Van Camp was arrested after a Saturday night assault on Matt Sullivan on West Washington Street. Sullivan was stabbed and remains in serious condition. Police Streit and Lash and officer Biicycle made the arrest. Van Camp resides at 211 Am Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Camp
Matt Sullivan
West Washington Street
Biicycle
Streit
Lash
Am Street
Sullivan
Gabriella Johnson Dies in Workhouse Hospital
Gabriella Johnson, a colored inmate sentenced by the Criminal Court to long terms in the workhouse, died yesterday at the institution hospital from tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriella Johnson
Institution Hospital of
Tuber
Marion County Republicans Organize New Committee
Charles N Elliott elected county chairman by acclamation with Caesar Rodney as vice chair and Harry Negley chosen secretary after a ballot contest with Orville Harris. Raymond P Van Camp named treasurer as the Marion county Republican committee convened in the Criminal Court room with a pledge to direct primary nominations and full party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Elliott
Caesar A. Rodney
Harry E. Negley
Raymond P. van Camp
Marion County Republican Committee
Criminal Court Room
Lewis G. Akin
Oran Muir
Akin
Republican Party
Elliott
Hadley
Eliott
Irvington
Orville Harris
Negley
Lima
Criminal Court
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Marion County
Republcan
United States
George B. Elliott
Girl placed in House of Good Shepherd after vanishing
A girl who disappeared for several days was found and placed in the House of Good Shepherd where she stayed about a week. Her mother could not learn where she had been and police say she is not insane but inclined to be wild.
Weather Turns Cold With Sudden Snow in Indianapolis
Pleasant stretch of dry mild days ended by a surprise rain shower after dark followed by snow. The light rain quickly froze, turning to flakes and making foot travel unpleasant. By late night the mix of rain and snow continued, bringing renewed wintry conditions to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Outing of Lumbermen Set for Annual ExCURsion Japan
The second annual excursion of the Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association departs from Indianapolis at 8:30 p.m. with a four sleeper train heading through Louisville and Miami to Cuba and the Bahama islands. Notable South Bend, Mishawaka, and Indianapolis businessmen join the trip via a route touching Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Pensacola and Key West before heading to Havana Nassau and return to Indianapolis. Joseph C. Ligeour, purser on the Martinique, rejoined to arrange berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Cuba
Bahama Islands
South Bend
Indianapolis
Mishawaka
Hartford City
Union Station
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
River Junction
Fla
Port Tampa
Key West
Florida East Coast Railway
Miami
Jacksonville
Charleston
D. C
Southern Railway
Jellico
Tenn
Nashville
Thomasville
Tampa
Havana
Nassau
Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Savannah
Savannaah
S. C
Columbia
Biltmore
N. C
George Vanderbilt
Asheville
Knoxville
Jellico,Tenn
Smallpox Exposure At Indianapolis Foundry Company
A foundry worker named Pack Williams, a Black man, contracted smallpox and interacted with hundreds of factory employees. Dr Buehler and the City Health Board confirmed the case and warned of further potential spread among Indiana Avenue residents and cast members from a local troupe. Fourteen-year-old Walile Bradley from a theater troupe was also sent to contagion hospital with a mild case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buehler
City Health Board
Indianapolis
Pack” Williams
James Edwards
Indiana Avenue
Edwards
City Hospital
Williams
Walile Bradley
Malpas
Board of Health
State committee to meet for chair and secretary elections
Republicans from across the state gather in the city for the state committee meeting at the Majestic building. James P. Goodrich is expected to be re elected as state chairman while a three way contest develops for secretary with candidates Haas Bigler Whitaker and Tichenor making active bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State Committee
Majestic
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Charles S. Hernly
Goodrich
Denison
Charles 8S
Haas
The
Wabash Plain Dealer
Warren Bigler
Wabash
Will Whitaker
O. M. Tichenor
Princeton
Tichenor
Whitaker
Charles
Hernly
Mr. Bigter
Leonard
Stanch Haas
Woods
Sims
Fifth District Politics and Upcoming Congressional Race
Julian D Hogate discusses the Fifth district composition and election aftermath. He notes diverse regions from agriculture to manufacturing in Terre Haute and remarks on the Republican plurality, the potential lead of a late convention, and upcoming county chairmen meetings at Terre Haute on January 28 to set the congressional convention date and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian D. Hogate
State Committee
Indiana
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Howard Axwell
Parke County
Elias S. Hollay
Clay County
James S. Barcus
Vigo County
Terrenante
Eleventh District Committeeman Sees Active Party Effort
Adam L Beck, Huntington county committee chairman and Eleventh district leader, reports strong Republican enthusiasm. He notes expected meeting timing after a large, unopposed Logansport district meeting and predicts growing organization across counties. Elmer Leonard, Twelfth district member, confirms factions fading and urges continued effort to elect a congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam L. Beck
Huntington County
Logansport
Elmer Leonard
Fort Wayne
University Club Officers Elected without New Secretary
The University Club directors held their annual officer election yesterday afternoon. Secretary W F C Golt will continue in his present capacity as no successor was chosen. Officers elected include John G Williams as president John R Wilson as first vice president Fred M Ayres as second vice president and VV T Malott as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
W. F.C. Golt
John G. Williams
John R. Wilson
Fred M. Ayres
Vv. T. Malott
Girl Seized as Insane After Repeated Escapes
Bertie Hackett a young girl living partly at 1% Herman Street was taken to police headquarters yesterday as insane. She had been repeatedly going out at night and remained away from home for weeks. Her mother refused to send her to the Reformatory despite friends counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Hackett
Herman Street
Reformatory
Missing husband case reported by Woods wife
Mrs. Albert E Woods of 243 Hoyt Avenue reported to police that her husband has been absent since Saturday and requested help locating him. Her report names Mrs Woods and provides the address and request for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Woods
Hoyt Avenue
Satuday
Ninth district organization completed says Sims
Fred A. Sims, a Ninth district committeeman, spoke at Denison last night praising the district organization. He announced the makeup is complete and named county chairmen who are described as men of un-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Sims
Denison
Do not ask friends to become your surety
The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland is described as the strongest surety company in the world and offers bonds across all classes. Henry L. Maury, General Agent, 709-710 Lemcke Building, phone Main 1833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Henry L. Maury
Lemcke Building
Main
Campaign committee setup amid key state shifts
W H Hawkins resigns as secretary of the Democratic state committee to tend to a Mississippi plantation. Multiple candidates for the post include J R Riley, J E McDonald, J D Roche, Howard Gates, Myron D King, and C E Crawley. Chairman O'Brien plans city visit. Hawkins away about two months. others dispatch to organize. Senator Fairbanks travels to Indianapolis for Republican meeting and Philippine debate starts tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hawkins
Democratic State Committee
Mississippi
Hawkins
Joseph Riley
United States Pension Office
J. E. McDonald
State Board of Agriculture
J. D. Roche
Mount Vernon
C. E. Crawley
Sullivan
O'Brien
Mr. Hawkins
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Death of Dr Levi Wood Noted Indianapolis Physician
Dr Levi Wood of 02 East Fifteenth street died after two years of almost constant suffering from injuries sustained when a bicycle rider knocked him down. Born February 10 1832 near Farman Ohio he practiced medicine in Indianapolis and was an early pioneer in single specialty throat and lung diseases. Survived by his widow two children Edward M Wood and Cora Wood and sister Mrs John Jordan. Funeral Thursday at 10 from family home with Rev Joshua Stansfield officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Wood
East Fifteenth Street
Eclectic School
Regular College
Wood
Methodist Church
Old Wesley
Edward M. Wood
Cora Wood
John Jordan
Joshua Stansfield
John W Dittemore Dies at 59 in Indianapolis Home
John W Dittemore longtime Indianapolis shoe merchant and president of Indiana Shoe and Rubber Company died at his home on Centract Avenue after a two year illness. Survived by two children John V Dittemore and Mrs J H Parkhurst. Funeral is at 2 o clock tomorrow from the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dittemore
Centract Avenue
Indiana
Dittemore, Smith & Co
Indiana Shoe and Rubber Company
Columbia Club
Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge
John V. Dittemore
J. H. Parkhurst
Dinner for Special Agents in Rural Free Delivery Unit
The middle division of the rural free delivery will hold a dinner next Monday evening at the Denison Hotel. The event is hosted by special agent in charge Samuel B. Rathbone and honors the office force at headquarters in the Majestic building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Division
Rural Free Delivery
Majestic Building
Denison Hotel
Samuel B. Rathbone
Dunlap Hats at Seaton's Hat Store Tour Offer
Mardi Gras fare special from Indiana points offers one round trip fare to New Orleans. Tickets on sale Feb 3 to 9 with return by Feb 28. Illinois Central claims fastest route. For a New Orleans tourist guide, contact R H Fowler, TPA, Louisville. Long Amazon Plumes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Indiana
Illinois Central
R. H. Fowler
Louisville
January sale on Sterling and Ebony Toilet Ware
Fifteen patterns in Fine Sterling Toilet Ware and five patterns in Ebony Toilet articles are offered at 15 percent reduction during January. Mirrors brushes combs boxes manicure articles and whisk brooms are priced to the lowest levels ever quoted on fine goods. Engraving free. Goods are marked in plain figures.
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Isabella Fox
Isa- Ha Fox
S. Ppp
East Washington Street
ST. Davids Church
Pather Huntington
Wiliam van Camp
Wulschner
Charles SN. Elliott
Kely
Mr. Elliott
Bookwalter
Floyd A. Woods
Anderson
E. H. Diehl
Eighth Ward
Diehl
Foor
Purser
Martinique
Joseph C. Ligeour
Grand Hotel
Mr. Ligeour
Eeman Leonard
W.W. F. C. Golt
Fred Sims
Mr. Joss
Mr. Woods
Miles K. Moffett
George W. Self
Frederick A. Joss
W. H. Watson
Charlestown
N. H. Myere
Jeffersonville
Robert Morris
New Albany
Mr. Watson
Senator Fairbanks
Ferer
Spe
Cialist
Man of the City
Dunlap
Seaton'’s
Janes
Amazon
Illinois Street
Barber Supply Co
Circle
Ohio St
Leo Lando
Opticia
MZ N
Pennsylvania St
America
Julius Walker
Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania Street
W.l.douglas
Aker
Debe Mare
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Land Best
Mall
Brockton
Mass
Washington ST
TDC Muaa
New York
Accem
Quebec
British North Atlantic Navy
A. E. Outerbridge
Broadway W
York
Welsbach
C.W. Meikel CO
Vienna Rolls
Maryland Biscuits
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Avenue
Vermont Street
New Jersey Street
Huder
SIISS
Kahn
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
East
C. Aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
Paris
Tgpo
D. H. Baldwin &O
N. Penn
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
West
Washington Street
Huntington & Page
East Market
I. Wall
W. H. Roll
Ncaiast
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