Peter Hedrick Murder on Big Four Tracks Near Oland Avenue
Peter Hedrick a 24 year old Hubbard Springs Virginia native employed by farmer George W. Coyle was found cut to pieces on the Big Four tracks at Oland Avenue early yesterday morning. The body was severed with head found about 200 feet away and was shipped home for burial after morgue examination. Police and detectives investigated as details emerged of a drunken man seen near a neighbor’s home and Hedrick’s late Saturday departure to buy a hat. The case remains a mystery with speculation Hedrick wandered onto the tracks after a disturbance and was struck by a train.
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Peter Hedrick
George W. Coyle
Haughville
Oland Avenue
Henderson Hedrick
Hubbard Springs
Peter McMillan
Thompson
Hull and
Griffin
Dot
Gerber
Hauser Colbert
Considerabi
Hedrick
Col- Gaewe
George Coyle
John Effen
Ketfer
Advice to the Painters Withdraw from Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union leader National Secretary Carrick advised painters to withdraw from the Central Labor Union alleging printer and cigar marker control and lack of sympathy for building trades. He cited a $24,000 annual payment by the Painters Union to printers and claimed a “cold shoulder” in return, while woodworkers aid and agreement violations were discussed. The meeting covered jurisdiction over hardwood finishing and tensions between the Central body and Building Council amid Labor Day committee reports and routine business.
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Carrick
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Painters’ Union
Building Allied Council Hall
Central Labor Union
Ters
Eee Tee Eaiteee Deion
National Union of Iters
International Union of Pineers
Ore Tee Ea
Building Council
Jessie Bartlett Davis Sings Through Language Study at Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett Davis, preparing for a Europe engagement, spends Sundays at the Hotel English studying German and French with a personal method. She plans another week of performances, including The Last Rose and other selections, while enjoying a vacation between engagements.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
Europe
Indianapoles
Wisconsin Chevaliers Club Dance Tonight in Place of Thursday
Mrs sa W Templeton announces a Wisconsin Chevaliers Club dance moving to tonight at the venue. New pianos priced from sixteen dollars and up are available at Wulschner’s.
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Sa W. Templeton
Wisconsin Chevaliers Club
Wulschner
Republicans Hold Fort in Diverse Indiana Districts
State visitors in hotel lobbies discuss the congressional map with upbeat views on incumbents. Hemenway in the First faces a larger majority bid. Brick in the Thirteenth gains favor from Polish voters for Pulaski statue funding. Overstreet in the Seventh enjoys easy renomination prospects with no opponent, while Landis supporters mock Democrats’ bids in the Ninth. Other districts show expected re-elections for Watson, Holliday, Cramer, Crumpacker, and Landis. Also explained are organ tracker differences between old wind organs and modern pneumatic action, demonstrated by Mr Donney with Miss Ida Sweenie.
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Hemenway
Washington
Indiana
Pike County
W. H. Hart
Union B
Overstreet
Landis
John C. Cheney
Robinson
Watson
Holliday
Cramer
Crumpacker
Frederick Landis
Mr. Donney
Donley
Ida Sweenie
Champion Illinois bowler Kiene visits Indianapolis
Harry A. Kiene, champion bowler of Illinois and staffer for the Record-Herald in Chicago, stayed at the Grand Hotel to meet Mayor Bookwalter. He plans a possible match with Indianapolis bowlers while Chicago stars prepare for Louisville and the Indianapolis tournament next February. He and Joe G. Wilson are also compiling a Bowlers Year Book to be released Aug. 1.
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Harry A. Kiene
Ilinois
Grand
Chicago
Record- Herald
Mayor Bookwalter
American Bowling Congress
Fred Strong
Buffalo
Snake" Woods
Pete Hawley
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kiene
Mr Donley’s Free Organ Recital At Memorial Church
W H Donley presented the second in a series of free organ recitals at Memorial Church to a large youthful audience. The program featured Choral Fantasia and other pieces, praising the organ as a king of instruments while noting Donley’s technical reach and musical realism.
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W. H. Donley
Memorial Church
My Redeemer
Indianapolis
Guilmont and Wieder
France
Cappaci and
Boise
Italy
Jouzen
Callerts
Belgium
Donley
Old Resident Nathaniel Owings Dies in Indianapolis
Nathaniel B. Owings an early Indianapolis settler died at his daughter Mrs. W L Wingate 221 College Ave after 74 years in the city Born Baltimore 1806 he worked as a plasterer helped build the old Statehouse and later owned a farm He endured partial blindness and deafness but remained active in church life and family until death Funeral plans await word from scattered children. Frank T Nauth another local resident died aged 39 yesterday morning. he was a traveling salesman and member of Knights of Pythias and Maccabees. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Nathaniel B. Owings
Indianapolis
W. L. Wingate
College Avenue
Mr. Owings
Baltimore
Ohio
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Statehouse
City
Tate Farm
Methodist Church
Old Wesleyan Church
Wesleyan
Fletcherplace Church
Owings
Margaret Tutewiler
New York
John F. Owings
Frank T. Nauth
Daniel Stewart Drug Company
Coburn
Nauth
Knights of Pythias and the Maccabees
Pat Dolan’s District at War With All Kinds of “ists”
At the United Mine Workers convention Pat Dolan, head of District 5 Pittsburgh, denounces Socialists as enemies of organized labor. He blames De Leonites for disrupting strikes and claims unorganized miners feeding into his territory. His stern stance targets Socialist Labor and trades union variants, with Mother Jones cited as a voice in the broader socialist debate.
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Pat
Pat Dolan
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Socialist Labor Party
Plain Socialist Party
Trades Union Movement
de Leonites
S. L. PB
de Leon
Jones
Trades Union
Mother Jones and Pat Clash During Session Standoff
The scene centers on a point of order as miners tolerate Mother Jones while trying to restrain her from socialism talk. Mother Jones and Pat occasionally meet outside sessions to debate, but Pat dismisses the arguments, saying there is no good in it.
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Jones
Pat
Passengers shaken as Panhandle train collides with freight
Panhandle No. 11, due in Indianapolis at 6:30 p m, struck a freight train in the Panhandle yards near the Belt Railway after misreading signals. Passengers on the coach were shaken but uninjured. glass shattered, seats displaced, and the locomotive damaged. Two freight cars derailed into a ditch. Cause remains unclear.
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Indianapolis
Panhandle
Excursions From Indianapolis to Lakes and Resorts
Rail promos list multiple round trips from Indianapolis to Terre Haute Greencastle Vincennes Lake Maxinkuckee and more. Special trains depart Union Station daily with through sleepers coaches and limited return windows. Tickets advertised by W W Richardson and R P Algoe D P A Indianapolis.
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W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Terre Haute
R. P. Algeo
Delaware River Bridge
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Acton Park
The
West Washington Street
Union Station
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Hartford City
Sunr Dealers’ Association
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Clint Bond
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