Service For The Dead Order Of Railway Conductors Meet Tonight
Memorial services by Indianapolis Division 103 of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Ladies Aux will be held tonight at 8 in the Conductors Hall 1 North Delaware Street. Committee members include H E Joslin C S Moor Ollie Thornburg and Mrs H E Jos Alfred Richardson and Mrs H F ids. The program lists Rev Robb Zaring speeches, George W Hardesty C C 3, and a memoriam moment of silence led by Mrs H F Reynolds and Mrs T H Brunaugh. O R C and LA members attend.
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Indianapolis
George W. Hardesty
C. C
Robb Zarr
John Era
Robb Zaring
H. F. Reynolds
T. H. Brunaugh
Bert Cox
Charles Whitsett Jo
Monon plans Yellowstone Park excursion from Indianapolis
The Monon Railroad will take a July schedule for a Yellowstone trip leaving Indianapolis August 4 in Pullman cars with 15 hour stops in St Paul and Minneapolis and Livingston Montana. The seven day park tour includes camping, guided sightseeing, and all expenses paid. R A Algeo reports heavy interest from across the state.
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Yellowstone Park
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Livingston
Mont
Cin- Mont
Roper
R. . Algeo
Camp Clerks Move to Remove Incompetent Secretaries
The Local Camp Clerks Association at its Ma sonic Temple session proposed to empower Head Camp to remove inefficient local financial secretaries and set a 6 cent per member per year minimum pay. It also urged bonding all secretaries and direct accounting controls, with new officers elected and an executive committee named.
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Indian Territory
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Delaware
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Hoyt
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W. T. Copeland
Lima
C. H. T. Riepen
Omaha
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T. E. Kennedy
New York
J. E. Cahill
Missouri
J. R. Pitts
Illinois
B. J. Behmé
Indiana
W. C. Knowles
West Virginia
A. E. Jones
Washington
F. F. Busch
Oklahoma
F. N. Weely
Ohio
W. D. Nelson
North Dakota
J. 8. Fish
Iowa
W. S. Rodman
New Jersey
C. L. Eaton
Minnesota
C. E. Wood
Nebraska
Louis Lazzari
Wyoming
C. G. Lytle
Kansas
J. Fosshag
Wisconsin
J. G. Bruce
Indianapolis
C. W. Hawes
Rock Island
Ill
Association
Northcott
Jenkins
Enright
Planz
Law Committee
Bort
Beloit
Wis
Thomas
F. H. Norling
Kansas City
F. B. Faber
Jackson
Minn
W. E. Unland
Lincoln
8. M. Fisher
Janesville
A. P. Martin
Victor
Col
J. G. Dickson
Spokane
F. D. Roemer
Zanesville, C
John McDonald
Davenport
James G. Bruce
George H. Geisert
Joliet, Lll
W. J. Wakefield
Newark
N. J
Noblesville Man Seeks Head Banker Role in Woodmen
Noblesville resident George M. Snyder announces a campaign for head banker of the Woodmen. He has opened headquarters in Claypool Room 6 and is backed by Judge I W Christian and Noblesville Lodge members. Snyder, the current mayor, is praised as well qualified in finance and politics as he vies with four other candidates during the Woodmen convention at Tomlinson Hall. The Journal will supply camp headquarters and a large tent with writing material for uniform rank members in camp.
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George M. Snyder
Noblesville
Woodmen
Claypool
I. W. Christian
Noblesville Lodge
Snyder
Order
Woodmen of the World
Tomlinson Hall
Journal
Uniform Rank
East Washington Street
Witnesses Called for Council Investigation Hearing
James W. Noel Floyd A. Woods and Harry B. Gates summoned to testify as the Council committee on investigation and impeachment resumes sessions this week The inquiry focuses on street sweeping and sprinkling contract letting and whether Noel should receive extra pay beyond the $200 already provided by the council Wynne said the committee will likely convene Tuesday night and Noel has pledged to comply with the summons
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Floyd A. Woods
Harry B. Gates
James W. Noel
Council Committee On
Wynne
Citizens’ League
Edwin D. Logsdon
Board of Public Works
Noel
Yester
Woes of a Woodman on the Irvington Owl Ride
A hatless, shoeless Woodmen member rode the Irvington Owl at 3:20 am on New Jersey Street. He wore a Woodmen badge, claimed friends left him suspenders, and said he borrowed a nickel to get home after being pickpocketed. He joked about the night’s misadventure while pretending to sleep on the car.
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Irvington
New Jersey Street
Dunkirk Man Ends Life at Vendome Hotel in Indianapolis
Frank Hoover of Dunkirk Indiana committed death by his own action at the Vendome Hotel by inhaling gas after buying seven feet of rubber tubing and attaching it to a gas jet. He placed the tube in his mouth and covered himself with blankets before the gas killed him. A revolver with rim-fire cartridges lay by his side. an attempted self shoot failed due to cartridge type. A letter to Police Chief Burgess asked relatives be notified and requested burial in Potter’s Field. Hoover’s body was shipped to Dunkirk. his father and brother are respected hardware businessmen there.
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Frank Hoover
Dunkirk
Ind
Vendome Hotel
Hoover
Dc. E. Burgess
Piqua
Indianapolis
Potter's Field
W. H. Tutewiler & Son
Charity and a mahogany table tale of Lady Bountiful
A tale in which a charitable hostess extols charity as uplifting and describes buying a worn table from a poor incurable case for two dollars. The woman with three children and a frail husband relies on her seventeen year old daughter and neighbors for support, while the hostess hints at acquiring another sewing table.
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Bountiful
Patrolman Walter Cox Stricken By Heart Disease
Patrolman Walter Cox fell ill with heart disease while on his beat in Brightwood yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home at 2105 New Street by the City Dispensary ambulance and received medical attention after being stricken at his district. Cox was later diagnosed with a weak heart and remains sidelined for a week or more, the incident causing a stir at police headquarters.
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Brightwood
New Street
City
Cunningham
Cox
Massachusetts Avenue
Garstang
Boys Loot Box Car in Brightwood Yards
Twenty four boys faced charges after looting a box car in Brightwood's Big Four yards. Three youths Fred Wilhelm, Max Kubitz, and Sheldon Porter were fined 25 dollars and assigned a suspended 30 day workhouse sentence. The remainder were to appear in Juvenile Court. Detectives Kurtz and Lancaster made the arrests.
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Brightwood
Fred Wilhelm
Brookside Avenue
Max Kubitz
Rose Jane
Sheldon Porter
Kurtz and
Lancaster
Danlap Hats at Seaton's Store and Insurance Note
Danlap's Celebrated Hats offered at Seaton's Hat Store insured by German Fire Insurance of Indiana. Offices at 23 South Delaware. Notice lists transportation fares for Pennsylvania Lines including $1.50 Louisville and Return and train times from Indianapolis at 6 a.m. and 7:3 a.m., with a returning special from Louisville at 7 p.m.
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Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Important Time Changes for Various Train Divisions
Rail timetable notes changes Sunday June 14 across multiple divisions. St Louis division updates include No 35 replacing by No 29 from Indianapolis 7 0 pm to St Louis 2 30 am with sleeper to Memphis. Cincinnati division alters No 46 to depart 7 45 am daily except Sunday. No 2 discontinued and No 4 at 4 pm to Cincinnati 7 45 pm. Greensburg shuttle Nos 7 8 discontinued, No 6 becomes No 29. Chicago and Indianapolis shifts noted. Benton Harbor and Michigan routes adjusted. No 9 changes. Peoria east and west divisions see No 46 to 36 with new timings. additional sleeper connections. Branson notice of Boston return fares and travel terms posted with stopovers.
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Greensburg
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CAGO
Mo Chang Cae
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Bie
Benton Harbor
Michigan
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Union City
Eoria
Peoria
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
H. M. Bronson
Through trains to St Louis Union Station June 15 16
Notice announces through trains to St Louis Union Station via our tracks on Tuesday June 16 and likely Monday June 15. Indianapolis departures 6 50 am for No 27 and 7 15 am for No 35. Round trip $2 27 with return by June 11. Tickets from Vandalia offices or Union Station. W W Richardson D P A. Terre Haute Indiana. Also North Michigan summer resorts via Pennsylvania Lines starting June 21 with Northland Bar through sleeping cars Indianapolis to old route via Richmond and G R L Railway.
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St. Louis Union Station
W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Vandalia
Union Station
W. W. Richardson, D
P. A
Northland
Monon Route Announces Aug 1 Indianapolis Departure
Through sleepers available with ticket price covering all expenses. Langsenkamp Bros. advertise brass works and railing finishes at 188-142 E Georgia St. Milan Hats offers reshaping and cleaning with ostrich plumes. Failes at 30 S Illinois St. Watson & Co promotes quality goods and mer items.
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Indianapolis
R. P. Algeo
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
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