Twenty five witnesses heard in Chandler case court
A crowded courtroom heard twenty five witnesses in Justice Smock s court on the Chandler versus Springsteen and Gorom case over possession of prize bicycles from the Decoration Day road race. Motions ruled, continuance set for morning and subpoenas issued. Chandler claimed race lead and disputed course conditions amid rain and ruts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Broad Rip
Chandler Ea
Allisonville
R. E. Springsteen
Preacher Wade Sentenced for Counterfeiting in Columbus
Judge Humphrey fined William Wade of Vespin 81.00 and sentenced him to one year in Columbus prison for counterfeiting. Wade, a preacher, was found guilty by a jury. his wife cried as the sentence was read. The judge also sentenced Henry Patterson to one year, John Patterson to two years, and Tony Hamil eight months for similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
United States Court
William Wade
Vespin
Columbus, O
Wade
Henry
John Patterson
Tony Hamil
St. Louis
Sola Offeus
Henry Patterson
John
Tony Hami
Alexander Sandison
Sandison
Buzzard Roost and the Turkey Buzzard lecture at Audubon meeting
William Watson Woollen read a paper titled Buzzard's Roost and the Turkey Buzzard detailing his discovery of the birds beauty and roosting tree. He outlined turkey vulture natural history and discussed bird protection efforts and school programs. The meeting featured leaflets from the London Protection of Birds Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
William Watson Woollen
Turkey
Woollen
Society of Lant
London
Sinful Indianapolis preacher faces sidewalk obstruction charge
Talbert Moron, a 29 year old farmer from Lawrence County, opened a downtown Indianapolis open-air sermon yesterday. Police ordered him to move on as he preached, resulting in a charge of obstructing the sidewalk. Moron claimed a six year calling to convert the city and said he would go home if detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert Moron
Lawrence County
Indianapolis
White
Moron
City Schools Set Sept. 3 Opening After Heat Concerns
The School Board approved starting the fall term on September 3 to avoid mid September heat. A new pay scale caps teachers at 425 with session room staff handling eighth graders at 850. The truancy staff for the year includes Hiser, McCoy, Wright, Bristow, and Falley. Gregg fund beneficiaries named. Terre Haute’s Indian State Normal School grads may teach without exams in Indianapolis. Expenditures totaled 9,895.25. School No. 4 renamed McCoy School in honor of William D. McCoy. May library stats show 92,401 books and 25,08 volumes circulated. Painters Union protests Ray appointment. Kendall names Nelson Yoke principal of School No. 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Perry N. Hiser
Ella McCoy
J. F. Wright
Joseph Bristow
John W. Falley
Gregg Fund
Rachel Sheridan
Jennie Edgeworth
Elizabeth Mara
Kate Mason
Caroline Townsend
Neary Collier
Eleanor Adams
Edwin F. Stokes
Caroline Ashbrook
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Agnes Street
William BD. MeCoy
William D. McCoy
United States
Liberia
McCoy
McCoy Fund
Painters’ Union
No. 47
John Ray
Ray
Cleland
Nelson Yoke
Mr J K Lilly Hosts Y M C A Event for College-Bound Students
Mr J K Lilly entertained last night at the Commercial Club for Shortridge High, Manual Training High, and Indianapolis Academy students planning to enter college this fall or next. Speeches urged Y M C A educational work with talks on College Men as an influential class and forming an intercollegiate Y M C A. Supper followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Lilly
Commercial Club
Shortridge High School
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis Academy
Co. B. Coleman
Butler College
C. M. Dinsmore
Purdue Univerity
The
College Association
G. K. Wells
Wabash College
Lake Geneva
J. L. Ivey
de Pauw University
Service Club Theatricals Presents An Open Secret
Nearly four hundred attended the Propulseum last night to view the Service Club stage the two act comedy An Open Secret directed by Miss Louise Garrard with Edgar Morris as coach. The ensemble featured Madge Apthorpe Marguerite Lilly Jean Eloise Lyman and others as a lively group of schoolmates whose room furnishing caper and ensuing squabbles drew applause. Harts Orchestra provided music for the dance and proceeds go to the Fresh Air Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propulseum
Service Club
Louise Garrard
Edgar A. Morris
Metropolitan School of Music
Madge Apthorpe
Marguerite Lilly
Jean
Constant
Eloise Lyman
Madge
Expressman
Apthorpe
Enid Morris
Grace
Lydia Parry
Harts Orchestra
Health conditions improve in Indiana May reports
May health data show steady improvement across Indiana with fewer diseases over a smaller area than April and March. Smallpox cases surfaced in nineteen counties with varying deaths, including Dubois, Madison, Lawrence, Perry, Howard, Clay, Vanderburg, Fulton, Knox, Union, De Kalb, Dearborn, Lake, Jefferson, Floyd, Porter, Elkhart, Marion, and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indiana
State Board
Dubois
Madison
Lawrence
Perry
Howard
Hancock
Clay
Vanderburg
Fulton
Knox
Union
de Kalb
Dearborn
Lake
Jefferson
Floyd
Porter
Elkhart
Marion
Switzerland
Funds for a factory to employ blind women discussed
Indiana Association for the Progressive Education of the Blind weighed funding options for a large factory to employ blind women. Bonds were proposed while opposition favored self sufficiency from employed output. A musical program and papers by Bechtold, Carpenter, Smith, Patterson, and Dr Harriet were also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association For the Progressive Education of
Louis Bechtold
Fort Wayne
Charles Carpenter
Cora Smith
Columbus
Susie Patterson
Fnnd
Harriet
Hea Ce
Thompson Club Banquet in Terre Haute Next Monday
The Thompson Club of Terre Haute plans an annual banquet at the Terre Haute House banquet hall. State officials and staff will attend, with Patrick O Donal delivering a eulogy on Col Richard W Thompson and Daniel E Storms giving the toast. Supreme Judge James H Jordan to toast The Republican Party. Ringgold Orchestra provides music. Toastmaster Daniel V Miller presides as others from the Statehouse attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Club
Terre Haute
Patrick O' Donald
Chicago
Daniel E. Storms
Lafayette
James H. Jordan
O'Donald
Richard W. Thompson
Storms
Indiana League
Jordan
Republican Party
Ringgold Orchestra of
Daniel V. Miller
Frank Martin
Krietenstein
P. J. Planegan
Statehouse
Taisey Pneumatic Service Company to Incorporate Here
A new local factory project in Indianapolis plans a $200000 capital to build a plant here and operate branch offices nationwide. The Taisey device covers parcel and copy delivery within stores, promising 50 percent savings in operating costs. Directors include Major Collins and Crawford Fairbanks, with H E Frazier as secretary treasurer and F R Taisey as vice president. State filing encountered minor defects needing rewrite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taisey Pneumatic Service Company
Indianapolis
H. E. Frazier
Statehouse
F. R. Taisey
Taisey
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Frazier
St. Louis
Indiana
Major Collins
Central Iron and Steel Company
Brazil
Indiana Car and Foundry Company
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
W. T. Barnes
Waverey Bicycle Company
F. R. Tatsey
W. H. Tatsey
Hunt
Two Companies Incorporate In Indiana Yesterday
Two firms filed articles in the secretary of State office yesterday. The Tipton Clay Company, capital $20,000, will make brick and other clay products in Tipton with directors Joseph A. Aliman Bluffton F. E. Dickison Kendallville and F. E. Davis Tipton. The Home Telephone Company Columbia City boosted capital from $16,000 to $25,000. Foreign entrant Ohio Coffee and Spice Company Columbus filed under Indiana law with representative A. M. McCleary Majestic Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Tipton Clay Company
Tipton
Joseph A. Aliman
Bluffton
F. E. Dickison
Kendallville
F. E. Davis
Home Telephone Company
Columbia City
Ohio Coffee and Spice Company
Columbus
Indiana
A. M. McCleary
Majestic Building
Indianapolis
American business power lauded by returning Henry Rauh
Henry Rauh of E. Rauh & Sons returns from England and Germany praising America's commercial supremacy. He notes English and German manufacturers envy American energy and push, says Americans establish Manchester factories using American labor, and claims German schooling is superior but U S children are wiser. He observes foreign manufacturers study the American industrial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rauh
E. Rauh & Sons
England
Germany
America
Rauh
Manchester
Mr. Rauh
United States
Germians
Dunlaps Celebrated Hats At Seaton Hat Store
Notice to tourists offers to mail the Daily and Sunday Journal to any U S or Canada address during summer with no extra charge. Change of address available. Telephones 238. Excursions: Terre Haute return $1.00 on June 9 with special trains Indianapolis to Terre Haute and Dayton round trip $1.25 via Big Four route departing 7 a m from Indianapolis Union Station and Massachu setts Avenue offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Dayton
Indianapolis Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
America
Europe
DR. Tomson Medical Institute
Stevenson Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Low Excursion Fares to Greencastle Ind June Ticket Offer
Pennsylvania Lines promotes low excursion fares to Greencastle Indiana with tickets on June 11 and 12 at a single round trip rate. Return by June 13 to support DePauw University cornerstone events at New Science Hall. Special train departs Vincennes at 6 am. return from Indianapolis at 7 pm. Call ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornerstone New Science Hall
de Pauw University
Excursion to Lafayette and Way Points by Special Train
Sunday schedule lists an Indianapolis to Lafayette trip departing 7:45 a.m. returning from Lafayette at 7:30 p.m. Round trip rate under $1.25, with notes of nearby routes via Cincinnati and return times. Also two special trains from Cincinnati to Indy on June 9 and a Cincinnati vs New York baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Layates
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
New York
Aurora
Sleeper Train Extends to Petoskey Mackinaw This Summer
Tourist travel to northern Michigan prompted changes on G.2.& J. No.5. The Cincinnati to Grand Rapids sleeper leaving Richmond at 11 10 a m will run through to Petoskey and Mackinaw daily except Saturdays starting Sunday June 16. It will operate until June percent when the regular summer schedule takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cincinnati Grand Rapids
Richmond
Petoskey
Mackinaw
Second Drubbing in Police Court for Young Ingram
Ingram a ten year old colored lad was tried for bicycle theft after a prior incident. He faced another whipping rather than Reform School, administered by his father under Patrolman Streit. The boy returned home to await further punishment from his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
George Ingram
Young Ingram
Streit
Way Point Via Big Four Rent dianapolis 7 30 a m
Service details indicate a scheduled transport through Indianapolis with departures at 7 30 a m and 7 30 p m from Aurora. Rate quoted as 1 or less for round trip. Insurance through German Fire Insurance of Indiana. Offices at 29 South Delaware Street referenced for policy and fire risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Special Agent Beach Sees Revenue Boom in Tennessee
William G. Beach, formerly of this city and now a special agent in the internal revenue department based in Richmond, Virginia, visited the auditor of state’s office yesterday to report booming business in detecting revenue law violations. He enjoys Richmond but would prefer Tennessee, where he was stationed when first commissioned, noting the scenery and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Beach
Government Internal Revenue Department
Richmond
Auditor of State
Beach
Iis
Tennessee
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L. S. Ayres 2 Co
Auntice Smock
Preacher Wade
Wulschner’s
BOARD
Jessie S Wright
John Q. Donnell
Greensburg
Gertrude Richholtz
North Manchester
Minnie Winter
Dunham
MR. J. K. Lilly
Service Club Theatricals
Cess
Propylaeum
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Vandalia Line
Greencastle, Ind
Pennsylvania Lines
Vincennes and
Vincennes
Via Biz
Reform School
Lawrenceburg
Big
J. C. Sipe
Aeoft
N. Med. Et
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
Law Building
Bliss-Swain
Stevenson
SSQP
A& Furnishings
Groves & Betz
Clifford & Coo
Massachusetts Ave
Joseph Taggart
Depurator Medical Institute and Sanitarium
North
Illinois Street
Lilish & Stainaker
East
Washington ST
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Julius C Walker
Waverley Electric Vehicles
Waverley Factory
South East St
Dayton, D
Wwhite Line
Louisville
West Washington Street
STARR
Starr Piano Company
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