Transfer of Prisoners from Indiana Reformatory to Michigan City
Nine reformatory convicts were moved in shackles from Jeffersonville to Michigan City escorted by Assistant Superintendent Charles B. Ribelin and Special Agent Elmer Gorman. The transfer, the first since Joseph P. Byers became general saint, follows term classifications with two to fourteen year ranges. Cruthers, noted for prior recidivism, figured as a highlighted case in a Springfield foot race scam involving a $2.50 stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Ribelin
Elmer Gorman
Indiana
Louis Hacker
Morgan County
Ed Hale
Marion
Jack Barber
Marion County
Davis
Johnson County
Lawrence Freeland
John Deffree
Char Kissell
Putnam
Petit
Barney Porter
Tyler Cruthers
Hamilton
Bunko
Cruthers
Reformatory
Springfield
Ill
Noblesville
German Turners Prepare City Welcome Week
Visitors from Terre Fort Wayne South Bend Chicago Louisville and other cities will attend the German Turners event in the city from June 7 to 9 at Germania Park South Side Turners lead the preparations with committees named for quarters reception technique railroads decorations entertainment sanitation and press The procession Saturday evening will precede a welcome at South Side Turner Hall with Mayor Bookwalter delivering remarks Delegations will join the International Turnfest in the future and the association plans to meet in 1961 stirring Turner circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Germania Park
Henry Victor
Fritz Mertz
H. F. Schluter
Burt Toll
John Giesen
Charles Treumper
Jacob
John Ebel
Ernest Birwegh
Turner Hall
Bookwalter
Terre
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Chicago
Louisville
Germany
International Association
Turner
Sunday Journal Offers City Wide Daily Combination Deal
Indianapolis readers can add Sunday Journal to daily delivery for a small monthly increase. The offer covers Indianapolis and suburbs with a cheaper per copy rate, and emphasizes local features, sports, women’s pages, and readable pictures. Order by phone or mail for next day delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sunday Journal
Addito
Head Camp of Woodmen Opens in City As Clerks Gather
The Local Camp Clerks' Association opens at Masonic Hall as the big Head Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America prepares for its inaugural session. Delegates arrive from Iowa California and Indiana with officials including Head Clerk Hawes and Head Consul Northcott expected by Monday. Camp grounds on East Washington Street fill with hundreds of Foresters for the encampment with parades drills concerts and extensive city decorations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Clerks’ Association
Woodmen of America
Masonic Hall
Foresters
Charles W. Hawes
Rock Island
Society
Claypool
Hawes
J. D. Liggett
Des Moines
Hantland
Fort Dodge
Iowa
William A. Northcott
R. D. Chittenden
Fresno
Cal
California
Mr. Chittenden
Los Angeles
Louis W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Indiana
A. R. Talbot
Major Hawes
State Field
East Washington Street
Camp Clerks' Association Opens Sessions At Masonic Hall
The Local Camp Clerks' Association begins sessions at Masonic Hall with 490 to 500 delegates expected. Mayor Bookwalter to welcome attendees, as Heber N. Hoyt and other officers arrive. Grand Hotel serves as headquarters for about 1200 members from 33 states, with meetings focusing on issues for Modern Woodmen secretaries and little high business planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Clerks’ Association
Masonic Hall
Grand Hotel
Woodmen of America
Bridge Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
County Commissioners awarded several bridge contracts at a meeting yesterday. The board sought lowest cost with best materials, naming bidders Arch culvert on Allisonville road in Lawrence township to George M. Cheney for 718 dollars, a Moore & Smith bid for a ditch bridge in Decatur township at Sections 10 1 and 14, and a Hall’s branch bridge in Decatur township again to Moore & Smith for 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allisonville Road
Lawrence Township
George M. Cheney
Decatur Township
Moore & Smith
Hall's Branch
Paft
Bridge Construction Costs at Mud Creek and Buck Creek
West Newton block bridge and culvert firm bids 39 dollars for a Mud creek bridge at the north county line. New Castle Bridge Company bids 1 124 for a Mud creek bridge in Lawrence. Another 1 154 bid for a Mud creek span in Parry township near the south county line. A 1 532 bid applies to a Buck creek bridge in Parry township near the south county line by New Castle Bridge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Block Bridge and
Mud Creek
North County Line
New Castle Bridge Company
Lawrence Ee
Buck Creek
Parry Township
South County
Adjutant General Issues Indiana National Guard Drill Rules
Adjutant General Ward issues a general order under a new law detailing weekly drill nights and three annual target practice days at a rifle range. The act specifies pay per drill from 2 to 3 cents per rank, range pay from 1.15 to 1.20 dollars per day, with semi annual payments on April and October last days. Minimums: 1.5 hours for drills and 8 hours per range day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Indiana National Guard
National Guard
Indiana Hotel Keepers Meet For State Convention
The Indiana Hotel Keepers' Association executive committee met at the Grand to plan the annual convention on June 24 at Claypool. Prominent business men editors and representatives from Marshall Field Chicago Armour's soap and other firms will attend. A banquet at Claypool will feature toastmaster August Stocker with remarks from Beveridge Riley Mitchell Pfrimmer Peak Gray Shuttleworth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
Grand
Claypool
Marshall Field
Chicago
Charles Allen
Armour’s Soap Works
Chicago Hotel Specialty Company
Hotel Security Checking Company
Milwaukee Minograph Company
Gregg Coffee Company
St. Louis
August Stocker
Lafayette
Albert J. Beveridge
James Whitcomb Riley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
W. W. Pfrimmer
Kankakee
Howard Peak
Fort Worth
Tex
Nelson Gray
Louisville
National Travelers’ Protective Association
John J. Shuttleworth
Indiana T. P. A
Nicholas Filbeck
Terre Haute
George Fulwell
Indianapolis
G. H. Love
Richmond
T. Tageart
J. 8. Hall
W. V. Turpin
Marion
Joseph Ennings
Anderson
Grievance Over Brooks Probe at Western Union
A Central Labor Union panel quizzed Western Union officials about the discharge of Walter Brooks, head of the United Messenger Boys Union No. 1119, finding no union motive but citing his unreliable behavior and excessive delays. The committee plans a further conference to review the case, amid rumors of a possible strike that the company says would be easily managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Walter Brooks
New
Messenger Boys’ Union
Young Brooks
United Messenger Boys’ Union of Indianapolis
Central Labor Union
John L. Feltman
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
John F. Wallick
Western Union Company
Wallick
Telegraph Company
Brooks
Broadpole
Boys’ Union
Roosevelt
Meridian Street
College Avenue
Mr. Wallick
The
Central Labor Pee
Chase in a Sanatorium Young Lafayette Man Under Care
Moses Fowler Chase, Lafayette youth at center of famed state litigation, is now a private patient at Dr. Albert E. Sterne's Norways sanatorium in Indianapolis under his father Frederick S. Chase as legal guardian. He was brought by train with his father nurse and a detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Fowler Chase
Lafayette
Albert E. Sterne
Norways
Frederick 5. Chase
Rabb
Fowler
Young Chase
Indianapolis
Paris
Chase
Duhmes
Frederick 58. Chase
Schoolboy Wins Prize For Good Citizen Essay
Hugh J. Mullen four teen years old son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Mullen of 829 Virginia avenue won the prize gold badge given by twelve prominent Indianapolis citizens for the best essay on What Constitutes a Good Citizen. Superintendent Kendall presented the badge with judges Meredith Nichols on Butler Will Howe and Evans Woollen. Honorable mentions include Lena Best TB Lincoln school Marguerite Arndorf 6B No 27 Martha Brown 6A No 10 Julia Haines 8A Harrison school Vernie Frank 8B Webster school Mabel Rosa No 52 Frank Smith SB No 4 Schortemeier SB No 8 Laima Pfeiffer 6A Longfellow school. Citizens offering the prize include Thomas C Day William Fortune Theodore E Griffith John H Holliday John W Kern Sol 8 Kiser Josiah K Lilly Augustus L Mason Alfred F Potts Charles A Bollew Andrew M Sweeney and George Gunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hugh J. Mullen
Frederick Mullen
Virginia Avenue
Kendall
Meredith Nicholson
Will Howe
Butler
Evans Woollen
Lena Best
Lincoln School
Marguerite Arndorf
Martha Brown
Julia Haines
Harrison School
Vernie Frank
Webster School
Mabel Ro SA
Frank Smith
Schortemeier
Laima Pfeiffer
Longfellow
Thomas C. Day
William Fortune
Theodore E. Griffith
John H. Holliday
John W. Kern
Sol
Kiser
Josiah K. Lilly
Augustus L. Mason
Alfred F. Potts
Charles A. Bollew
Andrew M. Sweeney
George B.unt
New Albany Police Board Vacancy Filled by Governor Durbin
Governor Durbin filled the New Albany police board vacancy by appointing Colonel A. E. Maginnis to replace E. F. Mc Culloch who resigned last week. Maginnis, a Civil War veteran and former Republican congressional candidate for the Third district, was urged by friends and the Governor to accept the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board of
New Albany
Durbin
A. E. Maginnis
E. F. McCulloch
Maginnis
Congress
Thomas Smith's Death After Club Attack In Greensburg
Thomas Smith died early this morning from head injuries after being struck with a club by a Black man in Greensburg Indiana. He will be buried in Indianapolis as no relatives have claimed the body. Also included are timetable changes for the Big Four route detailing departures, divisions, and new connections from Indianapolis to St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
City Hospital
Greensburg
Ind
ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Memphis
Tenn
Mattoon
Cincinnati
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Fort Wayne
Union City
Eoria
Peoria
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
H. M. Bronson
Vandalia Line Schedules and Special Trains June 14
Listings show Vandalia Line fares from Indianapolis to Terre Haute Greencastle and Cincinnati with round trips at $1.00 and $1.25 respectively. Special trains depart 6:30 and 7:16 a m to Cincinnati with one run non stop to 6:20 p m return. Also notes a baseball game Cincinnati vs New York and a special train to Boston for a church meeting. Local ads for oats fishing goods and wagons appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Four
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Aurora
Ft. Wayne
Hartford City
Alexandria
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Michigan City
Rochester
Terre Haute
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
New York
Exhibition of Household Aids Draws Public Attention
Local showroom showcases a wide range of household devices for assistance and convenience. Visitors may inspect appliances designed to ease domestic tasks while vendors demonstrate operation and efficiency.
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Pongee
Shantung
Poplin
Tacan
O. ON
Anita
Bert
B. Dildine
E. Market St
Union Trust Building
Badger
BBC
Adger Furniture Co
Aregular Pennsylvania
Turners
Uniformed Bank
Adjutant General's
Indiana Hotel Keepers
State Association
Messengers’ Union
We Sheet Music
B. Wulschner
A. E. Sterne
NEW Albany Police Board
Col
Dunlap’s
Seaton’s
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
Bliss, Swain & Co
Stevenson
St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary's, Ind
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
A. H. Sellers
South Illinois Street
Lawrenceburg
R. R
Vandalia Line
Greencastle
Boston
Mass
Account Annual Meeting
First Church of Christ Scientist
Tne Rive
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Miss Rosett Kneip
Baldwin
Washington Street
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Watson & CO
Massachusetts Av
Pioneer Brass
Penn
Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
New York St
Surrey
Freiberg
Grant H. Clay
M. D
New York Dental Companys
M. N. I Ilinois
N. E. Corner
Mass.ay
Coburn Coal Company
Perfection
P. J. Kelleher
Panama
West Washington Street
Claypool Hotel
Excelsior
Vulcan
Indianapolis Fas Co
the Carlsbad OF America
West Baden
Spr
Monon Kh
French Lick Valley
West Baden Springs
West Baden, Ind
Ran Atkins
Barry Saws
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Illinois St
Joseph Taggart
Et White’s
South Meridian Street
Best IN Town
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Pearson’s Piano
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