Keach Moves to Unite Factions in Local Democracy
James E McCullough and W F Moore fear Keach alignment with Holtzman as he seeks a united front for the mayoral race. Reports claim Keach and Holtzman may cooperate to secure Holtzman’s nomination while Keach mediates factions. Keach contends he has appointed ward committeemen to balance the party, with primaries to use new precinct boundaries and a delegate ratio tied to last city election votes. A St Josephs Orphans School picnic and ice cream social is noted for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leroy Keach
T. Taggart
Holtzman
James E. McCullough
Keach
McCullough
Mr. Keach
W. F. Moore
Smecullough
Holtgman
Moore
John W. Holtzman
Bookwalter
Charles Maguire
Democratic City Committee
First Ward
Henry C. Webster
Les E. Cox
George Wolf
Edward Moore
St. Joseph's Orphan's School
St. Joseph Orphans’ School
We Are All in the Apprentice Class
Springfield resident credits diet change and stopping coffee with restoring health after years of nervousness and heart trouble. She notes relief began after switching to Postum, eliminating years of ailments tied to lifelong coffee use. The tale is presented as a testimonial from a Postum Co. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Postum Co
Postum
Orphan School Club Day Set With Music by Local Orchestras
The St. Joh Orphans' School Club plans a happy day for children with music from the orchestras of St. John's and St. Patrick's academies during the day and Father Mathew Brigai Band for the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joh
St. John’s
St. Patrick's
Father Mathew Brigai
No Change Seen on Rural Delivery HQ Move
Washington reports the Post Office Department may swap the Indianapolis rural free delivery hub for Chicago. Local officials dismiss the claim as unsubstantiated and expected to be opposed by Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge and Indiana lawmakers. Rural delivery expansion proceeds, with new routes planned in Breuben, Allen, Noble, Blackford, and Knox counties. Special Agent Hale oversees county deployments and future routes arising from efforts of former Representative Steele.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rathbone
United States
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Indiana
House of Representatives
Hale
Breuben County
Allen County
Avilla
Noble County
Knox County
Special Ent Ela
Blackford County
Steele
Mi Ae
Dice
Eclectic Doctors Dominate Indianapolis Sessions
The National Eclectic Medical Association opens at the Claypool with 450 expected attendees, the largest such gathering in its history. Indiana hosts 60 eclectics with state board recognition, while delegates from nine states attend a program including addresses by C. G. Winter and J. D. McCann, and a forthcoming tour of Eli Lilly facilities.
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Eclectic School of Medicine
United States
Claypool
Indiana Eclectic Medical Association
National Eclectic Medical Association
Eclectic
Indiana
Old School of Physicians
State Association
C. G. Winter
Indianapolis
M. F. Baldwin
Marion
Q. R. Hauss
Sellersburg
M. Harrod
Fort Wayne
Z. Hawkins
Swayzee
Thomas Spaulding
Terre Haute
H. V. Blosser
John Ari Lloyd
Cincinnati
the Claypool
C. A. Bookwalter
Canfield
Frankfort
J. D. McCann
Monticello
Ind
The
J. V. Stevens
Jefferson
Wis
R. C. Wintermade
M. B. Ketchum
Lincoln
Neb
Finley Ellingwood
Chicago
W. F. Gemmill
Forest
N. A. Graves
Several New Concerns File Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation were filed with the secretary of state yesterday naming American Stone Company of New Albany with 8000 capital stock and directors Henry Perrette L B Perrette and H G Ferguson Michigan City Land Company 5000 capital stock with directors John M Dunlap Charles H Purdy William P Schmuhl Thomas Kennedy Herman F Wiegman William H Wiegman George B Johnson and Albert H Leist Wells Block Coal of Rockport 4000 capital stock directors Caleb M Partridge Wesley W Kellams George Wells alph E Roberts Lynch Drilling Company of Marion capital stock Directors John Lynch William Bell and John C Kilgore City Realty Company of Vincennes capital stocks directors John D Eascot ee W Alexander and Willie Walt Erie Crawford Oil Company of Parker Randolph county 144000 capital stock directors S ee A P Charles ckels am Springs Kline John Hilton and G Gebhardt of Pa We Whitsett Coal and Coke Company of Sullivan county capital stock 12000 directors RB Whitsett W P Whitsett and S H Whitsett Pend Telephone Co of Parke and Vigo counties directors J R McMilten James B Jones Robert Lee Smith E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Stone Company
New Albany
Capital
Henry Perrette
L. B. Perrette
H. G. Ferguson
Michigan City Land Company
Capital Stock
John M. Dunlap
Charles H. Purdy
William P. Schmuhl
Thomas Kennedy
Herman F. Wiegman
William H. Wiegman
George B. Johnson
Albert H. Leist
Wells Block Coal
Rockport
Caleb M. Partridge
Wesley W. Kellams
George Wells
Alph E. Roberts
Lynch Drilling Company
Marion
John Lynch
William Bell
John C. Kilgore
City Realty Company
Vincennes
Capital Stocks
John D. Eascot
Ee W. Alexander
Willi
Walt Erie-Crawford Ol
Parker
Randolph County
Ee A. P. Charles
Ckels
Springs
Kline
John . Hilton
G. Gebhardt
We Whitsett Coal and Coke Company
Edehari
Sullivan County
Capital Stoc
Hitsett
W. P Whitsett
Hoover on trial for murder of father in law Frank Sutton
Edward Hoover faces murder charges in Hamilton County Court for killing Frank Sutton on West Maryland Street on May 13. Prosecution alleges premeditation with a bought revolver and a grudge over Hoover’s wife and separation. Witnesses include Hoover’s wife Gertrude and seven to eight others. trial expected to last a week.
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Frank Sutton
West Maryland Street
Edward Hoover
Criminal Court
Hendricks and
McGrearity
Benedict
Hoover
Sutton
Shover
East Washington Street
Gels
Halley
Thirty-fourth
Meridian Streets
Gertrude Hoover
Stewart
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Benton Case
Perry Hardus
John R. Johnson
Pike Township
William Keenan
Decatur Township
T. A. Wilson
Washington Township
James Hook
Haughville
John Bolander
Lawrence Township
Andrew Cunningham
Acton
James Her
Wayne Township
Edward Hunt
P. P. Young
L. A. Hunt
This City
Court Record Recaps Divorces and Damages in Indianapolis Courts
In Superior Court cases Mary Williams seeks divorce from Jeremiah Williams with $80 alimony. The file includes ejectment, damages awarded to Lillie Schmidt against Indianapolis Street Railway for $1,300, and other matters. Criminal Court hears Edward Hoover murder with pleas ongoing and trial by jury. New suits listed in Superior and Circuit Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Mary Williams
Jeremiah Williams
Thomas Albright Company
Addie Ringer
Vincent J. Clifford
Seth M. Richereck
Isaac Russell
Vinson Carter
Lillie D. Schmidt
Indianapolis Street
Fremont Alford
Edward Hoover
Dilliard H. Smith
John H. Smith
George W. McDonald
Luther L. Smart
Ciircuit Court
Margaret A. Jemison
Appellate Court Minutes Summary From Early Case Mix
Appellate proceedings listed include Eli P Grim et al versus David M Griffith Bond case 203 and John N Strayer et al versus Henry L Taylor et al with appellants brief and oral argument petition. State ex rel Shanks et al versus Board of Commissioners Carroll county includes appellants reply brief. Francis M McCoory versus William Keefe treasurer record assignment of errors in term bond submitted by agreement appellant brief. Cyrus D Stuits versus Huntington Waterworks Cambridge Lodge K of P Roth appellee brief.
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Eli P. Grim
David M. Griffith
Bond
John N. Strayer
Henry L. Taylor
Shanks
Board of Commissioners
Carroll County
Francis M. McCoory
William ©. Keefe
Technical Institute Organisation to Form Next Thursday
A meeting of the Winona Assembly and the Winona Agricultural and Technical Institute boards will perfect a new technical institute organization. The rankers will visit the Arsenal Property during the day. John will be among the attendees.
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Winona Assembly
Winona Agricultural and Technical Institute
New Technical Institute
Rankers
Arsenal
Gtudsbenen
John
Notable National Figures Attend Chicago Reception
Walter M. Smith H. J. Heinz Thomas Kane of Chicago Dr J Wilbur Chapman of New York John Blacomb Shaw and about twenty or thirty more gentlemen of national reputation attend a reception and business session. Officers will be elected in the afternoon and committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Smith
H. J. Heinz
Thomas Kane
Chicago
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
John Blacomb Shaw
Claypool
Resolutions of Methodists Endorse Citizens League in Indianapolis
The Methodist Ministers Association representing twenty six churches unanimously approved the Citizens League of Indianapolis for uncovering city vice. They deplore growing gambling, urge mayor Bookwalter and police officials to take decisive action against open saloons, and call for vigorous administration to remove public misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ League
Joshua Stansfield
Citizens’ League of Indianapolis
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Lsons
League
Board of Public Safety
Bookwalter
Taffe
Police Department
Gerber
Indianapolis
Irish Lad Favored For American Derby After Brooklyn Win
Irish Lad, winner of the Brooklyn handicap and standout in the Gravesend mile and a sixteenth, takes a strong Derby prospect as he heads toward Chicago June 2. A crowded field is anticipated with Eastern owners backing him. others like Yardarm, Mackey Dwyer, and Onatas also eyed for the Western classic as opinions and futures odds flood the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gravesend
Robert Waddell
Terminus
E. R. Thomas
Onatas
P. H. McCarren
Mackey Dwyer
Washington Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Matas
Au Revoir
Mexican
Claude
Witfall
Dick Welles
Gregor K
Woodlake
Rae
Ravel
Santry McPadden Boxing Card Set for Indianapolis Show
Eddie Santry arrives in Indianapolis to face Hugh McPadden in a ten round decision bout at the Empire Theater. Weighing near 127 pounds, Santry trained hard and aims to meet a top opponent. The program includes six and four round prelims with Kid Brune versus Kid Henderson and James Ryan as referee. Earlier, Kid Carter KO'd Joe Butler in Philadelphia in the first round at the National Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Hugh McPadden
Brooklyn
Empire Theater
City
Spencer House
Santry
Indianapolis
Kid Brune
Kid Henderson
James Ryan
Philadelphia
Kid Carter
Joe Butler
National Athletic Club
Value of Real Estate Suit in Crawfordsville District Court
United States sues Volney Q. Irwin and the city of Crawfordsville over appraisement of Irwin’s land for a post office site on Main street. Congress provided 10,000 for the Crawfordsville post office. city joined due to paving and sewer liens. Also includes a reader letter criticizing Stahl’s intent in a Logsdon matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
United States
Volney Q. Irwin
Crawfordsville
Irwin
Congress
Crawfordeville
Treasury
Main Street
Q. Irwin
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J. E. M'Cullough
Hortse
REACH
Mr. Rathbone
Middle Division
Morton L. Jones
Margaret
Flora
the Court Record
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
City of Indianapolis
Sam Herron
Migher
Ssurreme Court
Technical Institute Organisation
Methodists
McChesney
Early
Kartise
Bourbon
Griffain
Olefant
Pickett
Southern
Bernays
Ahola
R. Bradley
Americano
McGee
E. Corrigan
Bardolph
Bob McLean
Arnold
Collonade
Dan McKenna
Id Bell
Her
J. Sidney Walker
Lendin
Merry Acrobat
Don
Tom Maybin
Jackfall
Robert S. MceKee
Hinena
Robert 8. McKee
North Capitol Avenue
Mr. McKee
McKee Shoe Company
Jim Dumps
Sunny Jim
J. W. Mercer
Iowa State Press
Iowa City
Iowa
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Michigan
Westfield
N. Y
Lake Chautauqua
Chautauqua
New York Central
Sandusky
Ohio
Put-in-Bay Islands
Shik
McPadden
Stahl
Indianapolis Journal
Logsdon
Politi.c
I Est
Anheuser-Busch
J. L. Bieler
Ander
C. Aneshaensel & CO
East Ohio Street
Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works
Steinway
Pearson’s Piano House
GORA
WM. H. Block Co
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Vulcan
Household USA
Indianapolis Gas Co
Joe Atkins
Vsewe
Garland
Willig's Furniture Store
West Washington Street
Ww. H. Messenger
Washington Street
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