Lincoln League Call Sets Terre Haute Convention Date
Daniel E. Storms and Grant Mitchener of the Lincoln League of Indiana issued a call for the annual convention to be held in Terre Haute on February 12 and 13. Representation is by club with one delegate plus one for every fifty members, with ex officio delegates from state and county leagues. Republicans from the state invited to attend. The plan lists county delegate totals across districts, plus a college league representation and a program including committee meetings, a reception and a banquet in Terre Haute with rail fare half-rate arrangements.
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Grant Mitchener
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Iowa
Home Robbery at 1522 Park Avenue Targeted Consduitt Property
The Consduitt home at 1522 Park Avenue was broken into during dinner last night. About 350 dollars worth of property vanished after entry via a window above the porch. The thief left the house before the family’s return and disturbed items in the bedroom and hall. Detectives report many porch climbing complaints, with no suspect identified.
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J. W. Consduitt
Parks@venue
Conduitt
Robert Burns Memorial Held by Caledonian Club
The Caledonian Club and friends honored Robert Burns in Masonic Hall with a filled main floor and balcony. A program of music, literature and a dance featured the Caledonian Glee Club and instrumental numbers by Jes Hansen and Montani Brothers. Mayor Bookter was absent. Morris Ross spoke in his place.
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Robert Burns
Caledonian Club
Masonic Hall
Charles A. Bookter
Morris Ross
Caledonian Glee Club
Alice Fleming Evans
Alex Pet Josephine Bremmerman
Eximunis
Lord Tyler
Rose Dean
John M. L. Kerr
Andrew Smith
Jes Hansen
Montani Brothers
Hestra
Obituaries for Agnes Patterson and Agnes McIntire Conrad
Mrs. Agnes Patterson, sixty six, died Thursday at North and Maxwell streets and will be buried tomorrow. She was a Meridian Street M Church member and leaves a husband three sisters and two brothers. Mrs Agnes McIntire Conrad, twenty six, died yesterday at 1706 North Capitol avenue after a short illness. she was the only child of J B and M McIntire, born in Remington Indiana. her father died two years ago and mother in August from injuries in a runaway incident. Her husband is in business on Massachusetts Avenue and she leaves one child.
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J. Conrad
North Capitol Avenue
J. B. McIntire
Remington, Ind
Conrad
Massachusetts Avenue
Agnes ©. Patterson
North
Maxwell Stree
Meridian-street
M. Church
Council Defeats Smallpox Appropriation Vote
City Council blocks an emergency appropriation to fund a temporary smallpox pesthouse within city limits. Democrats and some Republicans clash as officials argue over health needs and public safety, with several members voting against the measure and others for it amid heated exchanges and claims of emergency.
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Board of Health
Berry
Kelly
Moriarity
Shea
Wahl
Warneg
Wolaiffer
Eppert
Wynne
Cooper
Negrey
Holliday
McFarland
Crall
Committee On Finance
Creal
Wysong
Rhodes
Meyer
William H. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Jaquelin
Michael J. Shea
John H. Crall
Mr. Shea
James H.encate
Billingsley
Harry E. Negley
Wolsiffer
Lew Cooper
Fourth Ward
Health Board
Mr. Negley
Mr. Moriarity
MR. Eppert
Fred W. Eppert
Bookwalker
Commercial Trust Company Formed with Noted Indiana Names
F. J. Scholz now presides over the Commercial Trust Company with Leonidas P. Newby as vice president and Charles C. Pierce as secretary. Julius M. Martens serves as treasurer. Directors include John B. Cockrum A. G. Lupton and C. W. McGuire. Offices have not yet been selected.
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F. J. Scholes
Julius M. Martens
John B. Cockrum
A. G. Lupton
ORDERED CAR FUMIGATED FOLLOWING SMALLPOX CASE
Secretary Harry of the State Board of Health was notified that a white woman showing signs of smallpox had boarded an interurban car from Indianapolis to Anderson. Exposed passengers were to be vaccinated and the car stopped at Muncie for fumigation after the officer alerted Dr. Hurty.
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Harry
State Board of Health
Anderson
New Jersey Street
Indianapolis
Hurty
Uncie
State Board to sue Mrs. Smith over 154 acre fairgrounds land
State Board of Agriculture in a brief session in Secretary Downing's office resolved to sue Mrs. Mary Smith to force sale of 154 acres forming part of the fair grounds after she demanded 1.90 in rent from last March. Byron K. Elliott was retained for the case. The executive committee and the old Board will meet next Friday to plan for the state fair next fall.
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State Board of Agriculture
Downing
Statehouse
Mary Smith
State Board
Fair Grounds
Embezzlement Charge Against Local Salesman
Martin Vierney of 1916 North Meridian Street was arrested by Detectives Colbert and Hauser on embezzlement charges. The Reinhart Weber wholesale cigar dealer's salesman is alleged to have misappropriated $6 from funds collected and has offered no explanation for the shortage.
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Martin Vierney
North Meridian Street
Colbert and Hauser
Reinhart Weber
Weber
Expert to Inspect Bridges Across White River
The Board of Public Works yesterday hired an expert to assess the exact condition of bridges used by the public to cross White River from the east to the west side. The evaluation aims to determine safety and necessary repairs.
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White River
Board of Public Works
Workman Hurt at Brightwood in Scaffold Accident
Alonzo Hiatt of S12 West Twenty seventh street was severely injured yesterday afternoon at Brightwood when a scaffold fell on him. Dr Giving from the City Dispensary treated him at his home for a deep cut on the back of the head and a broken leg.
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Alonzo Hiatt
West Twentyseventh Street
Brightwood
Dr. Giving
Indianapolis Fire Insurance declares semiannual dividend
The directors announce a semiannual dividend of percent on the capital stock payable to stockholders of record January 3. No transfers shall be allowed on the stock during the record period. Secretary John M. Spann.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Tenants Refuse to Move as Police Quell Dispute
Yesterday afternoon police were called to 513 East Washington street after a disagreement between tenant family E. Oppenheimer and landlord over vacating the old two story building. Superintendent C. H. Shellhouse claimed the family agreed to move to a new quarters and accepted $5 to vacate before the 30 day notice period. The Oppenheimers denied the payment and said Mrs. Oppenheimer’s illness prevented moving. The issue was settled and the family will move today.
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Washington Street
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C. H. Shellhouse
Oppenheimers
Oppenheimer
Hartford City Light Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state by American Light and Power Company through officers Henry C. Ulen Jr, Samuel V. Perrott and Albert G. Perrott. The same firm also formed Irvington Water Company previously without a town franchise. Summittville Light and Power Company also filed yesterday with capital stock of $6. Directors named are John N Gordon, William C Gordon and Homer E Howard.
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American Light and Power Company
Henry C. Ulen, Jr
Samuel V. Perrott
Albert G. Perrott
Hartford City Light Company
Irvington Water Company
Summittville Light and Power Company
John N. Gordon
Wiliam C. Gordon
Homer E. Howard
A Cheap Southern Tour for Mardi Gras Travel
Mardi Gras travel deal from Indiana points offers one fare round trip with sale Feb 3 to 9 and return by Feb 28. Indiana Central line promotes fastest service to New Orleans and directs to ticket agents for copies of New Orleans for the Tourist. Also lists advertisers for insurance, oats, watchmaker, real estate, barber supplies, horse goods, fur robes, and a Washington Street firm.
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New Orleans
Indiana
Iinois Central
R. H. Fowler
J. C. Louisvilis
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