Crittenberger Named to Indiana Reformatory Board
Governor Durbin appoints Dale J. Crittenberger to the Indiana Reformatory board to replace John G. Williams who resigned. Crittenberger, from Anderson, has led Democratic publishing efforts and is expected to bond and qualify immediately. The board meeting in Jeffersonville will proceed with few agenda items and may reflect pending superintendent changes.
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Durbin
Dale J. Crittenberger
Indiana Reformatory
John G. Williams
Williams
the Annan
Crittenberger
Board of Managers
Jeffersonville
Anderson
Manmon
T. J. Terhune
Lin
H. C. Hobbs
Salem
Knightstown
Marion County Bar Association closes offices Saturday noon to Oct 1
The Marion County Bar Association resolved yesterday to close all offices in the city on Saturdays after 1 noon from July W through October 1, affecting public access and scheduled activities.
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Marion County Bar Association
Maggie Heck Commands Poles Down in Sanatorium Dispute
Injunction proceedings opened in Johnson Circuit Court over Greenwood Telephone Company’s poles planted on the Heck sisters sanatorium property. Maggie Heck personally led a pole cutting episode with aid of an engineer and threatened further action if wires were installed, claiming the land along an unopened street belongs to them. The case hinges on possession of the land and the upcoming injunction hearing next Friday.
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Indianapolis
Greenwood Sanatorium
Greenwood Telephone Company
Lora Heck
Maggie M. Heck
Heck
Maggie Heck
Miss Heck
Telephone Exchange
Oman
Deel
Maggie
Heck Girls
Johnson
Greenwood Town Council
Clarifying Statement About Tom Ensley and Fairground Collision
A local paper reports that Tom Ensley is alleged to have promoted a head on collision at the fairgrounds during a state fair event run by the United Brotherhood of Railway Men. A Brotherhood member says Ensley had no involvement and was never a member of railway organizations.
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Tom Ensley
United Brotherhood of Railway Men
Ensley
No Occasion for Alarm on Redistricting Ordinance
Democratic leaders debate whether to hold city precinct primaries before or after a redistricting ordinance. James L. Keach plans a decision soon as July 15 convention looms. Thomas Taggart arrives today to aid the Democratic effort amid factional tensions. A First Ward mass meeting supports Wiley Brown, Republican candidate for councilman, tonight at Thayer's coal office.
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James L. Keach
Democratic City Committee
Keach
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Taggart
First Ward
Wiley Brown
Thayer
Hillside Avenue
New Commander Grubbs Names Staff for Grand Army of the Republic
George W. Grubbs of Martinsville announces department officers and committees for the coming year. Key posts include Jacob M. Neely as assistant adjutant general and assistant quartermaster general, and William B. Harris as color bearer. A campaign to observe the Birthday of the Flag on June 15 urges display of the flag at homes and businesses with school observances to follow.
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George W. Grubbs
Jacob M. Neely
Martinsville
William B. Harris
Indianapolis
Grubbs
Grand Army
Charles W. Scott
Warsaw
Noah Loughran
Lebanon
Willam D. McCullough
Brazil
James R. Henry
Gosport
Albert A. Jones
P. O. Battle Ground
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors
Benjamin Starr
Richmond
Albert O. Marsh
P. O. Indianapolis
Edward Malloy
Laporte
Charles H. Myerhoff
Evansville
John Stobo
Columbus
Henry C. Durbin
Anderson
Allan Dougall
Fort Wayne
State Soldiers’ Home
Timothy E. Howard
South Bend
Joseph K. McGary
Princeton
Jeremiah Lockwood
Sullivan
S. A. B. Condor
Orleans
James White
Madison
William H. Miller
William M. Pence
New Castle
William M. Cochran
Edward W. Bishop
Muncie
David F. Allen
Frankfort
John A. Maxwell
Lafayette
Joseph S. Conlogue
Kendallville
W. S. Marshall
Marion
William T. Stott
Franklin
Lucien P. Chapin
Greencastle
Andrew H
Bedford
L. C. Orrill
Jeffersonville
Victor M. Carr
P. O. Hartville
Henry P. Spaeth
Aurora
Salem H. Luber
James M. Barlow
Plainfield
James H. Mauzy
Rushville
Almond
Creath
Greensburg
James E. Twiname
Theodore R. Moore
Decatur
George R. Carter
Winchester
Harvey R. Tinsley
Crawfordsville
A. R. Tucker
Noblesville
H. H. Ragan
Lowell
Henry A. Root
Michigan City
Jacob M. Barnard
Theodore Geller
Henry C. Morgan
Thomas A. Gilmore
Goshen
Jesse Robertson
Terre Haute
Silas M. Holcomb
Fort Branch
Abel Murray
John Johnson
Dupont
George H. Graves
Rexville
David Strouse
Rockville
George W. Scearce
Danville
Frank J. Brown
Cores W. Duncan
Greenfield
Frank Hall
Levi L. Gilpin
Portland
Samuel B. Garrett
George Newkirk
Cicero
A. M. Robinson
Henry Snyder
Monticello
Albert G. Bellows
Remington
Augustus Wasmuth
Roanoke
Theodore Bley
Cyrus Seiler
Elkhart
Joel M. Partridge
Plea Filed in Moses Fowler Chase Guardian Case
Frederick S. Chase guardian petition faces Benton County jurisdiction and bond challenges. Charles H. Duhme and Ophelia Fowler Duhme denounce guardianship as invalid and claim Moses Fowler Chase resided in Ohio and Paris in 1899. Trial set for Lafayette with lawyers Kumler Gaylord Haywood Burnett Har mon Wilby.
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Charles H. Duhme
Ophelia Fowler Duhme
Moses Fowler Chase
United States District Court
Frederick S. Chase
Frederick
Indiana
Ohio
Temgoers
Paris
Benton Circuit Court
Frederick Chase
Benton County
Benton
Moses Fowler
Frederick 8S. Chase
Kumler & Gaylord
Haywood & Burnett
Judson Harmon
Joseph Wilby
Federal Court Jurisdiction Questioned in Local Case
In Terre Haute, Republic Chemical and Creosoting Company sues Peter J. Ryan and others over a pavement balance. Defendants filed an answer alleging no federal jurisdiction since the amount is under 2000 dollars, with a contrived item of 1784.86 added to the complaint to reach federal reach.
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Republic Chemical and Creosoting Company
Peter J. Ryan
Terre Haute
Ee Company
Confirmation Services at Temple Confirm Thirteen Youths
Confirmation services were held at the Temple yesterday morning with Rabbi Messing confirming thirteen children. The ceremony, lasting until 11 30, honored Pentecost with a scroll crown and student essays on Judaism. Participants included Fannie Lehman Herman Hyman Sallie Schubach Edward Wohlfeld Pauline Michael Able Sonnenberger Morris Fishbein Rosie Binzer Milton Sternberger Ruby Keiffer George Switzer Lucian Segar Louis Segar. Next Friday night the final song service of the year will be held.
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Messing
Fannie Lehman
Herman Hyman
Sallie Schubach
Edward Wohlfeld
Pauline Michael
Able Sonnenberger
Morris Fishbein
Rosie Binzer
Milton Sternberger
Ruby Keiffer
George Switzer
Lucian Segar
Louis Segar
Eviction from tent prompts rain shifted services indoors
The South Side Evangelical Union moved last night’s service from the gospel tent at Prospect and Linden to Edwin Ray Church at Laurel street and Woodlawn avenue due to heavy rain. Evangeliot Lyons of Chicago presided, with plans to resume in the tent each night this week except Saturday if weather allows.
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South Side Evangelical Union
Edwin Ray
Laurel Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Prospect
Linden Streets
Evangeliot Lyons
Chicago
Erasmus Tabor Seeks Help For Missing Son Jesse
Erasmus Tabor of Ewing Indiana asks Governor Durbin for aid in finding his son Jesse missing since May 19 after a mob whipped him for drinking. A town mob is suspected in his disappearance and authorities fear he was abducted. The note closes with mention of Roman Chariot Races drawing railroad union attention.
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Durbin
Erasmus Tabor
Ewing
Ind
Jesse
Mr. Tabor
Special Train for Prison to Fort Leavenworth
Fifteen United States prisoners will be moved to Fort Leavenworth Kansas by a government special train when the prison can receive them. Marshal H C Pettit notes this will be the first such train leaving the city to transport United States prisoners convicted here to the federal prison to prevent escapes. John W Cook of Westport filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court listing liabilities at 2456.95 and assets 3560. Sougens Fishback of Logansport also filed for bankruptcy with liabilities 762.71 and assets 29.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Fowler
Rabb
Lee Dinwiddie
Fowler National Bank
Fred
Chase
Federal Prison At
Ft. Leavenworth
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
H. C. Pettit
John W. Cook
Westport
Decatur County
Sougens Fishback
Logansport
Ministers Meet in Indianapolis Attack City Administration
The Indianapolis ministers gathered yesterday in a politically charged meeting. Rev L W Bicknell attacked the city administration while D Lee Aultman warned liquor interests are withdrawing funds as they fight regulations. They discussed restraint in endorsing candidates and sought a mayor not bound by corrupt parties. Rev J H McNeill of Kokomo spoke on higher criticism.
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Indianapolis
L. W. Bicknell
D. Lee Aultman
Cincinnati
Western Methodist Book Concern
Aultman
Evangelical Alliance
Joshua Stansfield
J. H. McNeill
Kokomo
New Pianos at $16 and Up at Wulschner's
Wulschner's announces a sale on new pianos starting at 16 dollars and up. The event highlights affordable entry models and other instruments, inviting shoppers to visit the showroom for demonstrations and pricing details.
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Wulschner
Mrs Blanchard Resigns As Girls Industrial School Leader
An executive meeting of the Girls Industrial School at Tabernacle Church was held with no officers elected due to nominating committee absences. The business will be addressed at the opening of school on the first Saturday in October. Mrs Frank A Blanchard, president for thirteen years, resigned citing the city's indifference to their good works. Mrs G H Westing, treasurer, reported a favorable balance.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Tabernacle Church
Frank A. Blanchard
G. H. Westing
Local fund donations and meeting venue talks for school
The article notes regular donors plus $13 from the Service Club and $155 from the Morning Euchre Club, with $19 from the Merry Wives Card Club and a bequest from the late Mrs Phoebe Hill. Negotiations for next year include securing the German House or Masonic Temple, while a South Meridian street merchant offers to cover Saturday room rent October through June.
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Ciety
Service Club
Phoebe Hill
Merry Wives
Masonic Temple
South Meridian Street
Independent ticket names for Indianapolis Board of Trade officers
The independent slate for the Indianapolis Board of Trade lists Charles C. Perry as president, Samuel B. Sweet as vice president, and Harvey Bates as treasurer. Governors named include John J. Appel George G. Tanner James L. Keach John E. McGettigan Bement Lyman Sidney M. Dyer John Perrin Hugh J. McGowan Henry T ap William E English and Charles Dyer.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
Charles C. Perry
Samuel B. Sweet
Harvey Bates
John J. Appel
George G. Tanner
James L. Keach
John E. McGettigan
Bement Lyman
Sidney M. Dyer
John Perrin
Hugh J. McGowan
Henry T. Ap Wiliam E. English
Charles Dyer
National Grocery Company faces weak Indiana foothold
Indiana wholesalers doubt the National Grocery Company will gain a strong hold in the state. A Michigan wholesale combine is forming a broader trust with Ohio prospects outside Cincinnati. South Bend firms have joined the Michigan group, and McMahan, Lieb & Co. of Anderson may enter the Ohio trust. A Lima meeting is planned to push organization.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Cincinnati
South Bend
McMahan, Lieb & Co
Anderson
Lima
Mountain and Seashore Resorts on the Line of the C O Railway
Mountain and Seashore Resorts on the Line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offer magnificent scenery and reasonable accommodations. Through tickets to New York include stopover privileges at Virginia Hot Springs, White Sulphur Springs, Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, with side trips to Atlantic City from Philadelphia. Write D Potts A GP A Cincinnati for Summer Homes Time Folder or contact connecting-line agents MNO.
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New York
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
MNO. D. Potts
Cincinnati
The Big Four Route Excursions Sunday June Seven
Special express trains operate from Indianapolis Union Station at 7:00 A M to Cincinnati and back without stops. Return to Indianapolis at 7:00 P M. One excursion costs 61 25 Cincinnati and Return 1 25 Terre Haute 1 0 Greencastle. H M Bronson A G P.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Terre Haute
Greencastle
North Michigan Summer Resorts Excur sions via Pennsylvanian Lines
Beginning June 21 the Northland Excess with through sleeping cars departs Indianapolis daily at 6 50 p m over the old Richmond route. Special trains offer round trips to Decatur and Sandusky with set fares. Agents list for Berths chairs and tickets. Contact D P A A H Sellars for details. Local ads note oats insurance harness and supplies.
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Idianapolis
Richmond
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
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