Detectives See No Fear Moy Kee Faces Chin Hee Case
Detectives deem Moy Kee’s fears about assassination by Chin Hee’s friends exaggerated though they keep a close watch on all Chin Hee associates. Investigators note reticence at Chin Gum Shing’s shop and Hop Sing’s tea store as reporters seek details on the China man case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moy Kee
Chin Hee
Chin Gum Shing
Chin
Moy Sing
Hop Sing
Illinois Street
Moy Poy
Traveling man missing from city in May report
Orian C Ballard a traveling salesman remains missing since May 0. Cincinnati and local police are asked to search. Formerly with Mavens Geddes on South Meridian street he left three months ago for Reines Melss Co of Cincinnati. Mrs Ballard expresses no worry she has little peace with him away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orian C. Ballard
Cincinnati
Ballard
Mavens-Geddes Company
South Meridian Street
Reines & Melss
Cincinnat
Rescue Mission report highlights six months of work
W. V. Wheeler superintendent of the Rescue Mission presents a six month report ending April 2. He notes that many tramps were returned to their worlds, emphasizing the vast, hands on effort behind the numbers and urging that the true story lies in the act of rescue and search, not the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Wheeler
Tatum Seeks Re election as Bookbinders Chief at Statehouse
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders meets in the Statehouse where President E W Tatum announces his bid for reelection. Other officers including James W Dougherty and James A B Espey seek reelection. Delegates debate apprentices age limits, a survivor fund, and a proposed aged binders home with pledges totaling 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Tatum
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Statehouse
Tatum
James W. Dougherty
New York
The
Brotherhood
James A. B. Espey
International Brotherhood
New Industries Formed Across Indiana
The Evansville Business Association was incorporated to aid Evansville development and is non profit with no capital stock. Directors include Rosencranz, Johnson, Dixon, Kramer, Pitman, Keller, Ross, Scoville. Also incorporated are The Alexandria Floral Company in Alexandria with capital blank and directors Boyd, Merker, Brannon, Mack, Wilson. The Redwine and Brewster Agency in Indianapolis offering real estate rental and insurance with 2000 capital and directors Brewin e, Brewster, Redwine, Brewster. Brigesdale Improvement Company in Elkhart formed as non profit with directors Fieldhouse, Finn, Demarest, Broderick, Maxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville Business Association
Evansville
A. C. Rosencranz
E. C C. Johnson
Varney Dixon
Louis Kramer
Charles E. Pitman
W. H. Keller
W. W. Ross
Charles E. Scoville
Alexandria Floral Company
Alexandria
Elkhart
John W. Fieldhouse
Edwin Finn
Melvin A. Demarest
Justus L. Broderick
Stafford Maxon
Republicans Name A Broad Slate For Indiana House Speakership
Republican state committee reports show many veterans guiding a nearly complete legislative ticket. Nominees span Clinton to Vanderburgh counties with Asa Boulden, Henry Sherman, Oliver Carmichael, John Minnick, C. C. Lyons, J. A. Mitchell, and Warren T. Sayre among those named as speakers targets or influential figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Asa H. Boulden
Frankfort
Arthur Cooper
Decatur County
Henry B. Sherman
Westport
Delaware County
Oliver Carmichael
Muncie
John V. Baird
Albany
Carmichael
Elmer E. Mummert
Elkhart
Vernon W. van Fleet
Goshen
Elkhart County
Grant County
Ed Matthews
Archer Jackley
Marion County
Newton Booth Tarkington
Joseph Morgan
Oran Muir
Ralph Bamberger
Otto Stecihan
William Minor
Granville
Wright
Randolph County
R. Beil
Union City
Rush County
Willam
Rushville
Henry Marshall
Fayette
Will R. Wood Hasen
Tippecanoe County
Col. C. C. Schreader
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Adolph Decker
Warren T. Sayre
Wabash
Wabash County
M. W. Vencer
Boston
Wayne County
Charlies C. Binkley
Richmond
Lawrenceburg Welcomes Busy Chairman O'Brien
William H. O'Brien mayor banker farmer and politician visited Lawrenceburg from the Tenth district to check on Democratic state committee affairs. He chairs the committee and called a meeting for next Tuesday. Known locally as Billy he owns farms near Lawrenceburg and Monticello and once served as receiver for a distillery and a brewery. He favors home rule and said he could not intervene in a county dispute to remain neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
National
O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Billy
White County
Monticello
Mr. O'Brien
O’brien
Row Among Democrats in National Campaign Committee
A report claims Thomas Taggart will not join the national congressional campaign committee due to a quarrel within the Democratic Party over the State chairmanship. Fleming supporters allegedly interfered to block Taggart, who says he has not been notified of his status. Republican Pabsett Cotton, Butler College senior, visited state headquarters and plans further study in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
National Congressional
Democratic Party
Taggart
Friends
B. Fleming
Pus
French Lick
Pabsett AL Cotton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Republican State Committee
Cotton
Butler College
Chicago University
Streak of Love Rebrands Money in Local Campaign Talk
A university graduate nears graduation then plans a full campaign run. A politician recalls visiting a colored ward worker who warned that if the streak of love arrives, he may be swayed to oppose the candidate. The phrase Streak of Love is explained as money.
Deaf mute finds voice at institute commencement
The Institute for the Deaf held its commencement in the chapel with prayers by Dr. W H De Motte and Rev Father McCabe. Addresses were given by Rev Mr Stansfield and President Butler. Diplomas were distributed by John H James, with a Bible given to each graduate. Edna T Proctor of Guilford spoke, reading an essay on Influence in a clear voice. A summer school for teachers in deaf mute instruction will open soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For the Deaf
W. H. de Motte
Father McCabe
Stansfield
Meridian Street Church
Butler
Butler College
John H. James
Institute
Johnson
Rondthaler
Chicago
Peace City
Edna T. Proctor
Guilford
John A. Butler
Huntington
Charles Mack
Oaklandon
John H. Steele
Union Mills
Joseph L. McCullough
Minnie Gatton
Winslow
F. W. Shelton
Brownstown
Leon J. Bonham
Samuel Miller Dies Wealthy Indiana Investor in Mexico
Samuel Miller, eighty three, died May 30 in Parral Mexico. He built a vast fortune in mining and trade after starting overland transport from St. Louis in 1836. He invested heavily in Indiana real estate and farms. his wife died years ago. Enrique C. Miller of 1020 North Delaware Street is in Parral, Mexico, summoned by telegram. He is the sole surviving child with four grandchildren. Mr. Miller, a native of Pennsylvania, spent time in Indiana before settling in Parral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique C. Miller
Delaware Street
Parral
Mexico
Samuel Miller
Indiana
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Austin
San Antonio
Tex
Pennsylvania
Miller
Audubon School Dedicated In City Neighborhood
Friends of the Birds Audubon School No 38 at Bloyd and Winter avenues was dedicated to its new name Audubon School. Principal Amy B. Algeo led dedicatory exercises with a large tent, songs and speeches by W W Woollen Miss Merker and Miss Florence A Howe. Howe presented forty two colored bird pictures with first appearance dates to encourage ongoing student interest in birds and Audubon Society work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloyd and
Winter Avenues
Amy B. Algeo
W. W. Woollen
State Audubon Society
Merker
Louisville
Audubon Society
Soda bottle blast injures two men on North Senate Avenue
Two men near North Senate Avenue were cut on their hands by flying glass after a bottle exploded while they filled bottles with soda. Both men walked to their homes afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Avenue
Protest Over Delayed Herron Art Institute Building
Subscribers to the Herron Art Institute fund protest slow progress by the Art Association and may pursue refunds. They contend the project, funded by 12,100 raised for a parklike grounds and a two year completion, has only grass cutting, lights, and minimal paving. Abutting and surrounding property owners paid for the grounds with hopes of public access for their children who would benefit, which now seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Art Institute
Art Association
Herron
F. G. Woods
Institute
Sixteenth Street
F. C. Stewart
Pennsylvania Lines Madison Excursion Special Train
A Sunday excursion from Indianapolis to Madison with a steamboat trip on the Ohio River. Special train leaves Indianapolis at 7:30 a.m. Returning, Madison departure at 6 p.m. Fare is 81.25 Madison and return 1.25. Steamboat excursion twenty miles round trip priced at twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Union City
Wabash
State Labor Oy Committee
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Cincinnati
New Fast Train to New York and Boston Debuts
The Big Four announces a new fast daytime train from Indianapolis starting Sunday June 15, with schedule to Buffalo New York and Boston, plus sleeper cars for New York and Boston. Excursions to Lawrenceburg Aurora Union City and Michigan City listed, with special sleepers to Boston for June 12 and other regional trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
New England
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Boston
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
National Convention of Christian Scientists
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Coroner probes death of merchant policeman Rosengarten
Coroner Brayton continued the investigation into the death of Harry A. Rosengarten, noting many mysterious points. A hair sample near the wound showed the weapon closer to the head than first thought, and the large skull hole suggested the revolver was within inches of the head. Detectives maintain belief Rosengarten killed himself, while Brayton plans a verdict of death by gunshot without asserting suicide or homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton
Harry A. Rosengarten
Rosengarten
Soda bottle explosion injures two men at works
Thomas Emery of 13 Roach Street and Hugh Bird of 121 West Michigan Street were painfully hurt yesterday by an explosion at the soda works of Wrad Brothers. The accident occurred during operations at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Emery
Roach Street
Hugh Bird
West Michigan Street
Wrad Brothers
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Axminster
London
Bookbinders
NEW Industries
World of Busines
Orange
Martin
Dr. Pennington
Randolph
Jay
D. Coats
Winchester
Lawrence
Charles B. Rogers
Shoals
Zanzibar
Miami
Howard
Grant
James F. Statesman
Peru
Sidney Cantwell
Hartford City
Lake and Jasper
Jesse A. Willison
Rensselaer
Blackford and Wells
L. Strider
Marion
Sional Campaign Committee
Wulschner’s
State Institute
Friends OF the Birds
Audubon School
Ence A. Howe
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Michigan City
Niagara Falls
Connersville
Hamilton
Maas
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Latter Place
Massachusetts Avenue
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
Ohio Street
Janes
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania St
C. Koehring & Ero
Virginia Avenue
Juliusc Walker On
PRISM
H. E. Hamilton & CO
Pembroke Arcade
Hartford Typewriter
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Swain&co
Big Hat Department
Stevenson Blgg
Mats & Furnis
Cecilian
Piano
the Starr Piano Co
Havana
P. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Union Made
Kipp Brothers Coo
South Meridian St
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
Illinois
David Mayer
Lawton Ave
W. W. Market
N. Y
Columbus
and Kauffman
H. T. Conde Implement CO
Wes
Palso
Kahn Tailoring Company
amburg-American
Cherbol Ry
Hamburg
Colambia
Daly
F. Bismarck
F. Kiemarck
Plymouth
Cherrou Eee Mg
Dune
Pe Hiamburg-American Line
Frenzo Bros
A. Metager
Agte
Indianape Mee
St Vincent
New American Islmunds
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Qos.s. Co. Ita
S. S
Trinidad
Martinique
St. Vincent
A. BE. Outerbridge
Broadway
N.Y
A Ahern
Quebec
Thos. Cook & Son
South
Clark Street
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
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