Meeting of Bookbinders International in Indiana
Two hundred delegates gather in the Indiana Statehouse for the biennial International Brotherhood of Bookbinders meeting with welcome remarks by Auditor Hart and Mayor Bookwalter. Committees are named after secret sessions, including Returns and Finances and Local Unions, as delegates plan further sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Capt. W. H. Hart
Bookwalter
Edward Tatum
Chicago
Pod
James W. Dougherty
New York
International Brotherhood
Hart
Indiana
Commonwealth
Tatum
Brotherhood
A J. BD. Bradburn
EB. Latt
C Attathernes Wiliam Glocken
O'Connor
John F. Hendricks
Kate Smoot
B. ¥. Richardson
John J. Toomey
William H. Creutz
William H. Kelley
George Sdoom
E. J. Shaughnessey
Matt Zeller
J. Pitman
Ohn J. Waleh
E. J. Wilson
W Jon
James A. Stockman
H. Sh Er
James E. Cogan
Paull
J. L. Feeney
M. Kennedy
Mahoney
Mae Ee Costello
Annie F. J. O'Connor
Bert Seasions
Bookbinders Conclude Plans At Indianpolis Convention
The Indianpolis meeting of bookbinders aims to draft a wage scale for Eastern and Western branches. Eastern workers earn about $4 more weekly than Western counterparts, with minimums of $145 and $16 respectively. The union seeks a basis for settlements, may adopt a new craft label, and will pass resolutions on policy as biennial sessions run to Saturday with officer elections on the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Indianpolis
Rosengarten's Death Casts Doubt on Murder Theory
The consensus of police points to self destruction in the death of Harry A. Rosengarten merchant policeman. Autopsy findings and revolver details support suicide while detectives continue to review all clues. Funeral set for tomorrow at 10 from 114 South East street with Merchant police and city patrols attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rosengarten
Rosengarten
Nelson Brayton
Brayton
Asch
Lancaster
Sinking Fund Commissioners Meet To Discuss Bonds
A meeting of the sinking fund commissioners at Controller Breunig’s office will assess proposals from banks and trust companies handling about 12,000 in the fund. A 2 cent tax per 100 of taxables raises roughly 25,000 to 26,000 yearly, with about 5,000 allocated for the year. The city plans to discharge 143,344,600 in bonded debt on Jan 1 and use sinking fund receipts to pay as much as possible, with the remainder from general funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breunig
A. Q. Jones
C. F. Coffin
Steel Nails In Shoes Cause A Shocked Fall
Ben Wilson of 1410 Reisner street was crossing at Washington and Tufnels streets when his foot touched a street-car track and he was thrown about fifteen feet. He believes steel nails in his shoes conducted an electric current and caused the jolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilson
Reisner Street
Washington
Tufnels
National technical institute delegates visit city
Out of town guests for the proposed national technical institute will include Prof. H. E. Dubois of Winona Agricultural School Kansas City Walter M. Smith of New York the Rev J Wilbur Chapman of New York and Dr Kane of Chicago president of Winona Assembly They will be entertained at the Commercial Club today by A C Harris Co A Bookwalter C Dickey John J Appel John R Wilson F E B Gavin H A Brown and W J Richards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Technical Institute
H. BE. Dubois
Winona Agricultural School
Kansas City
Walter M. Smith
New York
J. Wilbur Chapman
Dr. Kane
Chicago
Winona Assembly
Commercial Club
A. C. Harris
A. Bookwalter
C. Dickey
John J. Appel
Primary call outlines Marion Morgan county primaries
The article announces Friday June 13 primaries for delegates to the joint senatorial convention to nominate a joint senator for Marion and Morgan counties. Polls run 4 to 8 p m. Saturday June 14 hosts the joint convention at 11 a m in the Criminal Court room. A 9 a m hearing on contests will occur. Voting places and inspectors listed by ward township with precinct sites. Signed by C N Elliott chair and H E Negley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion and
Morgan
Marion County
Criminal Court Room
Hugh H. Hanna
Board of Primary Election Commissioners
Gau
Willis Joe
Sixteenth
Ash Streets
Vincent G. Clifford
George Pendleton
Kenyon Avenue
Thirtieth Street
J. Wane
New York Street
Jacob Scholl
Douglass Club
West Michigan Street
Samuel Goddard
Wm. H. Morrison
East
Michigan Street
Wesley Christina
Shelby Street
Edward L. Williams
Virginia Avenue
H. D. Morgan
Walter Durbin
Morris and
Harding Streets
Thomas Schurmann
Robert Hamilton
Orange Street
J. J. Wenner
South
Meridian Street
William Hillman
Center Township
Byron Dawson
Charles F. Hurst
Charles D Lancaster
Decatur
Valley Mills
William Hoffman
Southport
Jerry Jay Franklin
Precinct
Galladuet
Oliver Brenton
Warren
Samuel McGaughey
Lawrence
Spring Valley
John Myles
Lee Augusta
Samuel Time
Wayne—Haughville
Chapman Weddle
C. N. Elliott
H. E. Negley
Morgan county demand for joint senator seat grows
Morgan county Republicans press for the Morgan county man to be the next senator and plan a strong delegation to the nominating convention. Delegates include Judge Jordan and Capt. Hudgins. The group pledges fairness to Marion county while urging district and state political considerations favor Morgan. Citizens from both counties applaud the stance and expect Marion Republicans to support a Morgan pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion and
Morgan
F. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Morgan County
Criminal Court
Jordan
Supreme Court
J. J. Hudgins
C. 8. Huff
William Downey
Farm Loan Department
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
James M. Blair
Mon County
Marion County
Indianapolis
Marion
Morgan Counties
County committee to discuss upcoming race plans
The Marion county race will be decided by a convention nominated candidate who had not previously declared. Democratic state committee leaders O'Brien and Reilly call for a meeting next Tuesday to review candidates named at last week's state convention and to discuss campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
O'Brien
Reilly
Democratic State Committee
Water Tank Burst Hurts Marion County Worker
Gordon Donaldson a colored laborer for Marion County Construction Company was injured when a street car struck a water tank on College avenue near Twenty-third street. The tank burst, water sprayed, Donaldson fell under stamping horses and suffered head cuts and bruises before being taken home by Dr Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Donaldson
West Eleventh Street
Marion County Construction Company
College Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Donaldson
Twenty-seventh Street
Goodwin
Richelieu apartment building planned at St Clair Park
A six story fireproof Richelieu complex is being organized to rise at the northwest corner of Pennsylvania and St. Clair streets facing St. Clair Park. The $125000 project will have 14 two and three room units per floor, a W shaped design with a central court, 130 foot frontage, and eight percent preferred stock being subscribed. Clarence Martindale is the architect and Security Trust Company will act as trustee and assist in stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu
Pennsylvania and
St. Clair Streets
St. Clair Park
Clarence Martindale
Elkhart County Moves to Convene Grand Jury Before July 1
At 9 o'clock the superintendent received questions after 7. Ellis denies crooked dealings with Hall or others. Superintendent Jones vows the guilty officer will be found. the truth will emerge in a few days. Grand jury steps are taken before court adjourns on July 1 in Elkhart county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Hall
Jones
Elkhart County
Madison and Return Excursion by Pennsylvania Lines
Special train leaves Indianapolis at 7 30 a m for Madison 6 p m return. Steamboat excursion up the Ohio river from Madison covering twenty miles and return. Fare one dollar twenty five cents for Madison and return. Steamboat round trip twenty five cents. June 15 is the Sunday special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
Ohio River
New Fast Train to New York and Boston
A new fast train starts Sunday June 15 from Indianapolis to Buffalo New York and Boston with sleepers to New York and Boston. Supplemental trains run to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points and Union City Wabash Points for $1.00 or less round trip. Special sleepers attached for the Christian Scientists convention travel to Boston June 12 13 and 14. Other excursions include Terre Haute Cincinnati Saratoga and Fort Wayne with return options and ticket offices listed. H M Bronson A G P A Vandalia Line and Big Four offices provide tickets and space information.
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Europe
New England
Indianapolis
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
National Convention of Christian Scientists
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Niagara Falls
Latter Place
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Avenue
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kohlsaat plan brought to Indianapolis bakery lunch rooms
J P Michael of 214 North Meridian and Frank T Baker of Chicago lease two Washington street buildings, invest about 850000, to establish the Kohlsaat style bakery lunch plant in Indianapolis. Basement bakery, first and second floors lunch rooms, with plans to expand to four or five more sites. Baker to run practical work, expect adjoining building next April, ten year lease from Julius Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. P. Michael
North Meridian Street
Frank T. Baker
Chicago
John Bernhardt
Monarch Grocery Company
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Bernhardt
H. H. Kohlsaat Company
Baker
Caten
H. Kohlisaat Company
Julius A. Hanson
Oliver P Morton School Named for Local District
School commissioners last night renamed School 2 on College Avenue Oliver P Morton at the request of a neighborhood petition. A West Indianapolis group also urged naming School No 45 for Daniel Webster. Superintendent Kendall recommended Minnie Coffman as Garfield School teacher. Fines totaled $2 and minor school repairs were noted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Morton
College Avenue
West Indianapolis
Daniel Webster
Kendall
Minnie Coffman
Garfield
Cleland
Republican Editors Plan July Trip and Club Officers Named
The Republican Editorial Association executive committee met at state headquarters to discuss the July 17 excursion to Putin bay leaving from Sandusky after a stop at the L. B. & W. Railroad. George Lockwood and Whitaker attended. Walter Montgomery prepares the trip circular. The South Meridian street Republican Club elected officers headed by J. W. Christy with W. L. Morgan and D. Wacker as vice presidents. Dennia M. Roberts of the Terre Haute Eagle visited headquarters. A. A. McKain may refuse the Democratic auditor nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Editorial Association of
Republican State Committee
George Lockwood
Republican Press Bureau
Whittaker
Putin Bay
Sandusky, O
Association
Hotel Victory
Commodore Perry
Walter Montgomery
Greenfield Republican
South Meridian-street Republican Club
J. W. Christy
W. L. Morgan
D. Wacker
Carl Beyer
Conrad Keller
Henry Holle
Henry Levi
John Deer
Otto Hoffman
Thomas Boylan
Wallace Sourbeer
William Hillman
William Westover
Ellaworth Caffyn
Dennia M. Roberts
The
Terre Haute Eagle
Caught in a Chimney Leaves Worker Injured in Fall
Julius Lipscomb of 1201 North Senate avenue was severely injured yesterday afternoon when bricks fell on him inside a new house at 403 Dewey Avenue. He was inside a chimney as a brick mason applied finishing touches and was rescued with bleeding wounds. He was transported home by a city ambulance. Nearby, a separate report notes Joseph Hall in Marion facing theft charges for stealing teachers' exam questions, with investigators tying him to George Ellis, Elkhart county superintendent, amid accusations of fraud and a connection to Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lipscomb
Senate Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Lipscomb
Tapecomb
Oe Goodwin
Joseph Hall
Marion
Jones
George Ellis
Elkhart County
Hall
Ellis
Goshen
Marton
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Axminster
Body Brussels
L. S&S AYRES @ CO
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
J. C. Sipe
Iixiones
North Meridian St
Express
Po- Hce
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Financial Matters
Wulschner
Don Donaldson
Pennsylvania Lines
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City Excursion
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Saratoga
N. Y
American Academy of Medicine
American Medical
Big Four Ticket Office
Oston, Ma
Albany
Lake Erie & Western
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
Georgia St
W. W. Dark & Co
East Market Street
Kruse & Deventer
Washington St
Columbia National Bank
Mortimer Levering
Polo
Tat
Geo
W. Pangborn
Mer
United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Crader
Lemeke Pbuilding
German Fire Insurance of
Delaware Street
Techenton & Freiberg
Janes
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania St
Koehring & Bro
Republican Editors
South Meridian-Street Club
A. A. McKain
Juliusc Walkston
H. E. Hamilton & Co
Pembroke Arcade
Apollo
D. H. Baldwin and Company
Colorado
Burlington
Utah
ST. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Middle
Rocky Mountains
W. Wakeley
W. M. Shaw
Vine St
Cincinnati, O
Jack
McAvoy
Jacob Metzger & CO
Rookwood
Charles Mayer
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Illinois Street
Standard Oil Co
Harmon & Hall
J. H. Reed
Paatanatsank
Marcy’s
Jowel Ny Hep
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Co
Emerald
C. L. Rost
North Illinois Street
BRASS
Borcer
Pennst
R. M. Mueller
Delaware
Phooes
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