Security Trust Company chosen as trustee for gilt notes
Columbia National Bank bid successfully for about 250000 in gilt edged notes, to serve as trustee for the State Bank of Indiana assets. State Bank closed after a final stockholders meeting, with Columbia National to begin operations tomorrow at 23 West Washington Street, occupying former bank fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Indiana
Security Trust Company
New Columbia National
State Bank
Indianapo
National
Columbia National
West Washington Street
Endowment Rank Discussed by K of P Officials
Auditor Hart and Neal of the Knights of Pythias Endowment Rank met with Union Hunt to review banking authority and pending examinations by Illinois and Connecticut. Neal noted efforts against objectionable investments and said members are paying extra assessments amid financial strain. He stated assets could avert dissolution, though not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
State
Hart
C. F. S. Neal
Rank
Union B. Hunt
Secretary of State
Illinois
Connecticut
Supreme Lodge
K. of P
Endowment Bank
Order
Neal
College Avenue Extension Believed Certain to Broad Rippie
County reviewers Daniel Lesley George Hitz and Joseph T Gist say straight line extension of College avenue to Broad Rippie is of public utility. Property owners are not expected to object. Commissioners will consider their report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Broad Rippie
Daniel Lesley
George Hitz
Joseph T. Gist
Dentist Dr George Hunt Named Secretary of Commercial Club
Dr George FE Hunt secretary of Garhart Dental Manufacturing and Indiana Dental College was yesterday chosen by the Commercial Club board to replace Evans Woollen who resigned. Lew Hoover, a former applicant, was re elected as assistant secretary, a post he has held six years. The secretary’s salary was fixed at 1.94 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Hunt
Garhart Dental Manufacturing Company
Indiana Dental College
The
Commercial Club
Evans Woollen
Lewoover
Ast
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association Outreach Letters
The Benjamin Harrison Monument Association sent letters to one hundred Indianapolis citizens seeking $100 contributions. The appeal urges immediate action and positions Indianapolis as leading the movement in honoring Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association
Its
National Guard commissions proposed after office renovation
Adjutant General Ward and Deputy Miller at a standstill as their office undergoes extensive renovation under Custodian Krientsstein. After completion, Ward will have a private office with new carpet and furniture. The Military Examining Board has recommended Milton Hopkins and Mahan for captaincies, Oakes for captain and adjutant, Bierhaus Jr. for captain and quartermaster, Catlin for second lieutenant, and Biegler for captain and commissary officer. Additional recommendations from Vincennes include George W. Biegler and others with approval pending board findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Miller
Krietenstein
Adjutant General
Military Examining Board
Carroll B. Carr
Hoyt ‘. McClain
William H. Drapier
Moorhead
Milton I. Hopkins
Second Infantry
Hopkins
Mahan
Mansur B. Oakes
Vincennes
Ind
James F. Fee
Thomas B. Coulter
E. F.branch
James N. McCoy
Edward Bierhaus, Jr
Cassion
Albert Catlin
First Infantry
George W. Biegler
United States Volunteer Service
William J. Coleman
James F. Sherwood
1St Infantry
Sherwood
Praise for Indiana noted in national charity conference report
A Springfield Mass article lauds Indiana’s charity and correction work led by A. W. Butler and the Indiana Board of State Charities. It cites Indiana’s inmate and mental health statistics, noting increases in the insane and feeble minded over four years while prisons rise modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Washington
Indiana
Springfield
Mass
United States
Amos W. Butler
Indiana Board of State Charities
National Conference of Charities
Massachusetts
Board of Charities
A. W. Butler
State Prison
Jeffersonville Eformatory
List of Shortridge High School Graduates Drawn From Class Roster
The Shortridge High School graduation list includes numerous names such as Frank Abbott Genevieve Bagby Florry Barber Iris Barnett Oscar Barry Hazel Bartlett and many others. The document presents a long roster of graduates with various surnames and initials, reflecting a historical class roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Shortridge High School
Frank Edward Abbott
Genevieve Bagby
Florry Edna Barber
Iris Barnett
Oscar Francis Barry
Hazel Bartlett
Charles Clark Batchelder
Edith Marian Beazell
Roy E. Blossom
Daisy Butler
Edith May Butler
Georgia M. Butler
Eurns Ray Carr
Josie Hope Cleagueland
Rebecca J. Coffin
Margaret Cook
Helen M. Crane
Gertrude Cronbach
Adelaide Veronica Cronin
Maud Cunningham
Rbelle Noble
Frederick Hetherington
Thirza Isensee
Josephine Virgil Jackson
Ralph R. Jones
Marie Jungelaus
Lua McDonald Ketcham
Katherine Camille King
Katherine King
Jean Louise Kirtin
Elizabeth Kirschbaum
Adolphine J. Kottlowski
Sara Lauter
Edith M. Lanham
Mary B. Leck
Ruby Grey Lee
Lela Lenore Lewis
Robert Irving Love
Mary King Lucas
Gertrude McCarthy
Sadie Cecelia Skinner
Josephine O ' Small
Pearl Rollins Small
Clarence 8. Smith
Ethel Smith
Laura Mae Smith
Blanche A. Spahr
Sarah Sybill
William J. Stokes
Henry Durham Suler
Rcy Hayes
Tate
Rose W. Thomson
Gertrude Thuemmler
Jessie Tibbetts
Richard M. Tolin
Katherine L. Vail
Marguerite Florence Venn
Flavel H. I. Waggoner
Maude G. Walker
Lydia Marguerite Wallace
Thomas Chandler Werbe
Nee Prites
Ees B. Ee Boithaes
Laura Williams
Wincemalla Nelias Suicer
Anda SC. Put
Vies Sree
Local Society Officers Named in Historic Record
Lucetta T. Obr is secretary, Carl C. Gibbs treasurer, Lilla M. Ketcham tophet Ruth T. Ritter historian and Louise Pugh poet in the newly documented lineup of society officers.
Kealing Notified as Incoming District Attorney
Joseph B. Kealing, named to succeed A. W. Wishard, was notified by the department in Washington that his commission was forwarded and he may assume duties upon arrival. Wishard has resigned and will leave once Kealing qualifies. Kealing will keep Assistant District Attorneys La Follette and Clarence W. Nichols for continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kealing
A. W. Wishard
Washington
Wishard
Kealing
la Follette
Clarence W. Nichols
Threadless pipe coupling tested by gas leaders in city
Prominent citizens gathered at the Sinker-Davis factory on South Missouri street to witness Elmer Gallup's patent threadless pipe coupling. The rubber sleeve joint with V shaped iron clamps withstood 300000 pounds pressure, far beyond typical mains pressure, signaling potential local factory and jobs if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Griffiths
W. E. Kurtz
Indianapolis Warehouse Company
Major Richards
Julian Perkins
Atkins
Frank Atkins
Charles Dale
Sinker-Davis Company
Missouri Street
United States
Elmer Gallup
Pittsburg
Gallup
Indiana
Only One Domestic Company Files Incorporation in Indiana
The Clahence Oil Company of Marion led yesterday's filings as the sole domestic firm forming in Indiana to bore for gas and oil, acquire lands, and issue $25,000 capital with directors William H. Charles, Marion. Marion C. Thomas. Willard B. Gemmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clahence Oil Company
Marion
William H. Charles
Marion C. Thomas
Willard B. Gemmill
Anson-Hixon Sash and Door Company
Merrill, Wis
Indiana
Charles I. Barnett
East Norwood Street
Indianapolis
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Chicago
Louis Newberger
Pierceton
Ind
Lowe Brothers Company
Dayton
Russel G. Allen
East Washington Street
Champion Bridge Company
No Street Fair Planned In Indianapolis This Year
Mrs H McCall Travis, after a week in Indianapolis meeting merchants and evaluating feasibility, has decided not to manage a street fair this fall. She cites competing funds and major events like the state fair and the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting as reasons to postpone until next year. She may instead organize a spring fair next year in May or June before departing the city.
City Committee Discusses Primaries and Mayor Question
A Democratic city committee meeting at the Lom bard building reviewed primary plans for electing precinct committeemen. The mayoral candidate was not discussed. Chairman Fanning will set primary election timing and has yet to appoint ward election commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Democratic State Organization
Lombard
Fanning
Ex convict arrested after trunk theft complaints
A dozen Austrians living at M1 King avenue Haughville reported trunks opened and small sums missing. Detectives Asch and Wal lace pursued the case and arrested Franz Francic after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Avenue
Haughville
Asch and
Wallace
Franz Francic
New vestibule train service from Indianapolis to Pan-American Exposition
Lake Erie and Western Railway announces a June 3 service expansion with a new all-new train set including baggage car high-back coaches parlor cars and dining service. Daily Indianapolis to Cleveland and Buffalo daylight trip with New York and Boston sleeping cars from Galion arriving Grand Central and Boston. Also reduced rates to intermediate points and a Lafayette excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Galion
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Knickerbocker &Ifcial
Southwestern Limited
NEW York and
Boston Limited
Special trains run Sunday with limited and local stops
Via C. H. and D. announce two special fast trains Sunday June 9. The first departs at 6 30 a m without local stops. The second leaves at 7 15 a m stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return trains depart Cincinnati at 6 20 p m. Baseball Cincinnati vs St Louis scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mammoth Cave Excursions and Big Four Travel Rates
Travel notices and local ads list return times from Indianapolis to Aurora and Mammoth Cave with a round trip rate under $1, two-trip tickets valid thirty days, and private June excursions. The material also promotes local services from German Fire Insurance Indiana, Brockway and Heppart shoes, Stokes and Hurty Pharmacy, cigars, sewing machines, corsets, art glass, light sewing machines, champagne, harness goods, veterinary services, and Mueller’s Liver and Kidney Relief Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Marion
H. M. Bronson
Watches That Make a Real Difference in Timekeeping
A retailer underscores that selecting a watch is serious not just about appearance. The stock offers a varied assortment with a guaranteed satisfaction policy to ensure customers truly get quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
North Meridian St
LACE
Ahi Sidi Soileicher Pmartens
Antionnst
East
Washington Stree
the Security Trust Company SE
P. Endowment Rank
College-Avenue
Wulschner’s
the National Guard
Office of the State
MR. Kealing
Sinker- Davis
Joliet
Franz Smith
Franz Kratzfeld
Austria
Dunlap's
Seaton’s
Rainbow City
Sandusky, C
Via
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky
South Illinois Street
Union City
Elkhart
Lafayette
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron
W. W. Richardson
D. P
Laffayette
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Mammoth Cave
ARTHUR _J. de Shortridge
Old
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Brockway & Eppert’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Brockway & Heppert
First Square
W. and
Jos. T. Stokes
Hurty Pharmacy Company
N. Meridian St
Ety
Stokes Bros.” Pharmacy CO
Soufield
Niagara
Union
William Hager Forest
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
Hayes Bros
Indiana Avenue
Dr. Harper
Hoosier Printing Co
West Washington
Noel & Co
Sixteenth
Sally Bros
N. Hllinois Street
Whitney & Whitney
North Illinois Street
Aesterapolis Art Glass Works
E. Michigan
E. State, of Art
John Black
Pristol
Virginia
Ohio St
Harness and Horse Furnishings
Delaware St
F. M. Rot
W. B. Craig
Mueller
Sively
O. L. Hahn
Exclu
Mass, Ave
North Illinois St
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
Johnson
Woodbridge CO
I. H. Herrington
East Market St
JAC. Metzger & Coo
Burford
Vonnegut Hardware CO
GEO. Merritt & CO
West
Washington Street
Cenick
Illinois St. Tel
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
W. H. Messenger
East Washington St
THE _ Central Printing Co
Julius
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Sunday Journal
Hkowal
Crovwn
Tiffany
F. C. Medearis
Lilly & Stalnaker
Warren J. Lynch
P. Ass
Stoke General
Arthur Cigars
Louis G. Deschler
Excelsior
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