BONDS AND BOWLING NEWS INDIANA LISTINGS AND VICTORY
A mixed update shows East Washington listings for municipal and corporate bonds led by United States and Indiana entities, with totals up to 290 thousand dollars. Separately Dark Horse tops the Washington Bowling League by winning three games against Melrose and Brinkmeyer continuing to lead averages while Red Ravens defeat Indians.
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Dark Horse
Washngton
Melrose
Red Ravens
Indians
Brinkmeyer
Pritchett
Fresh Air Mission Fair to Benefit Sick Children in City
The Fresh air Mission for Sick Children plans a June 4 fair on Lockerbie Street with vaudeville acts, a German village, and various booths run by local volunteers. Organizers hope to raise 1400 or more to furnish the cottage near Fairview Park, aided by Mrs Runge and a long list of committees and booth captains.
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Lockerbie Street
Fairview Park
Edward Kiser
Henry G. Runge
Ng Booth
Stewart
Candy Booth
Louis Segar
George A. Solomon
Flower Booth
Ella Louise Bowman
Hazel Bookwalter
Nettie James
Art Booth
Charles A. Bookwalter
James Orndorff
Elsie Kuhn
Nell Eiler
Georgia Hanch
Frank Izor
Clara Day Oaks
Frank Dall
Harter Kiser
Mansur B. Oaks
Eleanor Bookwalter
C. B. Oaks
Auginbaugh
Lavinia Oaks
Charles Holstein
Truston Igoe
Metre J. B Folk
Albert Izor
Lou Pfafflin
Beissenheit
Martin Hdwards
Franklin Ind notes show a flurry of regional visits
Indianapolis residents visited friends and relatives across Indiana. Names include Miss Inez Ryker and Miss Ruth Sloan in Indianapolis, Mrs. Harb and daughters from Anderson, Mrs. Laura Abbott returning from Indianapolis, and many others visiting towns like Greensburg, Lebanon, Peru, Terre Haute, Madison, and Crawfordsville.
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Inez Ryker
Indianapolis
Ruth Sloan
Charles Hair
Baltimore
Harb
Josie and Villa
Anderson
Bert Harb
Sarah Coffyn
M. J. Martin
Laura Abbott
Juliet Monroe
Lottie Ward
Peru
R. S. Stansifer
E. C. Stimson
Greensburg
Rebecca Thompson
Grace Neal
Lebanon
Thomas Neal
Bessie Byfield
Luther Short
Mary Carney
Madison
Elkhorn
Wis
A. E. Remy
Seymour
George Freeman
M. Lynn
Theta
Longech
Cal
J. A. Kemp
Salem
Nellie
Lyman Hall
Arnold Hall
Fay
Carrie Marshall
Terre Haute
DL. W. Foster
Kenneth Foster
E. E. Jeffrey
Edith Daughters
D. H. Miller
James Zoller
Richmond
Orin Woollen
Spilman
Shelbyville
Edith Miller
H. Fletcher
Casey
Ill
E. F. Larkin
Crawfordsville
City Notes Report Social, Church and School Events
The Holy Cross Social Club hosts a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the assembly hall. A June 17 musical and literary program occurs at Pearson's Hall by Robert Anderson Post No 4. William Manning of 5 Greer Street is corrected as the deceased person. Irvington Principal Schell notes a class fight at graduation but denies seating discrimination claims. First Presbyterian Women’s Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm in church parlors. The Tavernacle Church choir will sing for the last time this fall with Mrs Hitt to provide solo work. Mr and Mrs Oliver Graves at 1116 Sterling Street host the Railway Postal Clerks Women’s Auxiliary and husbands tomorrow night. The Tabernacle Church Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 3 30 pm at the country Rome to J E Shideler on the Fairview line.
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Holy Cross
Assembly Hall
Pearson's Hall
Robert Anderson
W. R
William Manning
Greer Street
Schell
Irvington
Home _and Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Tavernacle
Hitt
Oliver Graves
Sterling Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Women's Missionary Society of the Tabernacle Church
Rome
Shideler
Fairview
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Hotel Strike Strife in Chicago Struggles Over Arbitration
Chicago June 13 The second day of hotel and restaurant worker strike widens rift as owners vow to ignore marches and avoid arbitration while union pickets clash over coal and supply deliveries. Hundreds arrive from outside cities as owners arrange support from rival hotels and teams. Bartenders and waiters drift back amid closed doors and uncertain reemployment.
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Chicago
National Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Hyde Park
George Schilling
National Civic Federation
John Mitchell
Broad Knocked Out by Herrera in Fourth Round
In Butte on June 13 Kid Broad of Cleveland was knocked out in the fourth round by Aurelio Herrera of Bakersfield Cal. Broad led the bout from the start until the decisive exchange ending with Herrera securing victory.
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Butte
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Aurelio Herrera
Bakersfield
Cal
Broad
Cleveland Lad Broad Knocked Out by Herrera in Mexico Fight
In a four round bout the Mexican Herrera outboxed and KOed Cleveland fighter Broad after a sequence of hard rights and jabs. Broad failed to land cleanly as Herrera pressed, and after a final jaw shot Broad lay unconscious for seven seconds before being carried to his corner. Broad’s losses include a series of postfight challenges to the winner.
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Cleveland
Broad
Herrera
McGovern
Merger of Banks in Pittsburg Plans Consolidation
Plans perfected in Pittsburg to form one of the greatest banking combinations in the country. The deal unites Farmers' Deposit National Bank Colonial Trust Company Colonial National Bank American Trust Company Pennsylvania Trust Company National Bank Tradesmen National Bank Germania Savings Bank and Freehold.
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Pittsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Colonial Trust Company
Colonial National Bank
American Trust Company
Pennsylvania Trust Company
National Bank
Tradesmen National Bank
Germania Savings Bank
Freehold
John Flanagan, Cop and Hammer Throw Champion
John Flanagan, a New York policeman, holds the world hammer throw record at 171 feet 9 inches with a sixteen pound hammer and 4 feet 9 inches for the fifty six pound weight. His husky, imposing presence deters crooks who hesitate when arrested by him.
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John Flanagan
New York
Largest bank merger creates Colonial Trust Company hub
A merger plan unites banking power between Philadelphia and Chicago. The new Colonial Trust Company will hold 7 million capital 16 million surplus and profits 55 million deposits totaling 78 million in resources. Hart Given of Farmers National Bank to head the merged institution. New details, officers to be arranged, backed by major west of New York financiers. Newark article notes Newark Banking Company Essex County National Bank consolidation making the state’s largest national bank with 2 million capital 4.5 million surplus assets 15 million deposits 8 million.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Newark Banking Company
Essex County National Bank
Schwab Defends Shipbuilding Firm in Interview
New York June 13 Charles M Schwab says on the shipbuilding company board no representative from him or Bethlehem Steel has harmed the business or its security. He notes any weaknesses lay in the reorganization plan and offers to provide cash working capital or to transfer Bethlehem and benefits to first mortgage bond and stockholders in the plant.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Roland BR. Conklin
United States Shipbuilding Company
New Jersey
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
Pople Leo Not Dead Rumor Denied by Vienna Papers
Rome reports June 13 that rumors of Pope Leo XIII death in Vienna newspapers are groundless. The pope remains in good health and did not receive doctors yesterday or today. Cardinal Respighi, vicar general, visited the Vatican today.
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Rome
Vienna
Lapponi
Vatican
Leo
Cardinal Respighi
Rock Island Lines Reopen After Flood Closure
B J Bermingham a Rock Island commercial agent reports the general office last night said lines are open and accepting business via Kansas City and Leavenworth. The railroad had been closed ten days due to floods in Kansas and Missouri and traffic will resume to all Western points.
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B. J. Bermingham
Rock Island
General Office
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kansas
Missouri
Travel excursion to Niagara Falls canceled by weather
The special T. P. A. trip to Niagara Falls Montreal and other Canadian points was abandoned yesterday as cold weather kept traveling men homeward and dampened interest in heading farther north.
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Niagara Falls
Montreal
Youths Companion on servant girl problem and employment
The piece argues the American family remains independent of outside help with fewer than two million women in domestic roles while over sixteen million families exist, noting many women work in hotels, restaurants, laundries, and hospitals, and contemplates implications for domestic staffing.
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South
Georgia
Iear Asan
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