New National Union Formed In City
A new labor group named the Machine Boiler Makers of America formed in Indianapolis filing articles of incorporation to benefit members with sick relief and to charter sub unions. Officers include President John Flaskamp and vice presidents William Love Jesse Heizer Charles Spahn with secretary Marshall Blacker and others. The union, composed of eighty five members at Atlas engine works, aims to include machine boiler makers nationwide and HQ will stay in the city. Also noted are the Cosmopolitan Schools incorporation for correspondence and resident instruction with $9,000 capital and Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge filings plus listed Indiana officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Machine Boiler Makers of America
John Flaskamp
Wiliam 8. Love
Jesse Heizer
Charles Spahn
Marshall Blacker
Edward Stewart
Charles C. Mann
Charles Bunnell
William Mortis
America
Brotherhood of
New Union
Atlas Engine Works
Machinists’ Union
Atlas Oo Works
Pennsylvanian Street
William A. Young
William E. Leach
Frederick BR. Taylor
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Infanapolis
Grams
John Loth
Muncie
EB. M. Hagrd
Indianapolis
Henry Ote
Anderson
Ernest F. Knode
John Heinlein
Gottfried Mon- Ringer
Louis Kollenberk
Evansville
James FB. Swan
Muncete
Grand Tee
F. Stedentopf
David M. Snider
Henry Rosentahl
Monument Regents Meeting Promises Board Reorganization
The Monument Regents plan a morning meeting at the Statehouse third floor to reorganize the board after recent changes. The death of President Knefler caused a temporary suspension of bill approvals and vouchers while I N Walker remains Governor’s appointee under consideration. Maj Genzies of Mount Vernon will join by teleconference to record his presidential vote, with Benjamin Starr of Richmond said to attend.
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Board of Monument Regents
Statehouse
Knefler
I. N. Walker
Maj. G. ¥Enzies
Mount Vernon
New York
Flushing
Board of Regents
Benjamin Starr
Richmond
Col
George Parker
Assault charge against Russell Simms at 1618 Northwestern
Russell Simms, a Negro, was arrested yesterday on a charge of criminally assaulting Mamie Danes colored, fourteen, who lived at 1618 Northwestern Avenue. The girl was alone when the attack occurred. neighbors reported seeing Simms in the house. Police captured Simms as the story unfolded at the mother’s return, and Judge Baker ordered Havens released from jail for four months for mail fraud while serving a prior sentence.
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Russell Simms
Mamie Dante's
Northwestern Avenue
Simms
Maniels
Baker
United States Court
Arthur A. Havens
South Bend
Havens
Wind Rips Through Indianapolis Damaging Factory and Homes
A fierce afternoon storm struck Indianapolis with 43 mph winds and heavy rain. Murphy and Graffty’s shirt factory on South Pennsylvania Street was struck by lightning and briefly set ablaze. A two story frame house under construction near Washington Street collapsed onto a nearby tree. Trees toppled in the Deaf and Dumb Institute grounds and along Shelby and Harrison streets. Downtown, Ward’s loan office awning tore free and shattered plate glass. The storm spared the northern city and less rain fell there.
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Indianapolis
Weather Office
Majestic
Murphy & Graffty
Pennsylvania Street
South Street
13'S
East
Maryland Street
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Street
Keystone and
Tacoma Avenues
Washington Street
Clinton
M. M. Cotton
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Shelby
Harrison
Knefler
Directors to Convene Late Next Week for Officer Elections
Directors plan a meeting in the latter part of next week to elect officers. They have declared a 6 percent dividend for the year. At the last regular meeting a 2 percent semi-annual dividend plus a 1 percent extra was declared, and a sum was added to the surplus fund.
Thirteenth Indiana Men Meet at Military Park
A reunion of Thirteenth Indiana Volunteer Infantry survivors gathered at Military Park to mark the fortieth anniversary of their mustering into service. Thirty-three members live in the city, with twenty-eight veterans from the original unit. Inclement weather limited attendance and the group adjourned after a brief talk. The nineteenth annual reunion is planned for the state fair week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Military Park
United States Service
Postmaster McGinnis Seeks Salary Increase Probe
Postmaster McGinnis pushes for higher pay after the Indianapolis postoffice receipts rose. An inspector will visit to examine March and April gains, with Washington officials debating whether the year’s total remains below $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Postoffice Department
Indianapolis
Washington
Substitute clerks added to carrier Mat roster
Clayton on the substitute carrier Mat. The following have been added to the list of substitute clerks Walter Conway William T. Richardson George M. Lazarus D. C. Sissengruth Ernest L. Talbert Vincent B. Killle and Frank W. Conner.
Stabbing in a Car Shift Ends With Arrests
Thomas Miller and Sylvester Hicks, cousins and co workers at United States Encaustic Tire Works, fought over a wheelbarrow in a box car. Miller was stabbed in the lung and later treated at City Hospital. Hicks fled but was arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill, Miller not fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miller
Lafayette Street
Sylvester Hicks
West Eighteenth Street
Miller
Hicks
Subscribers can relocate summer mail to any US or Canada address
The Daily and Sunday Journal offers free mail forwarding for subscribers leaving the city for the summer. Subscribers may have their mail sent to any address in the United States or Canada and change the address as often as desired. Telphones 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Big Four Route Excursions and Midwest Rail Offers
Rail notices advertise Big Four Route trips to Buffalo for the North American Saengerbund June 24–27 with special vestibuled trains, plus Midwest excursions via Lake Erie and Western, Vandalia Line, and C H D routes. Listings include prices, dates, and departure details from Indianapolis Union Station, with other travel to Terre Haute, Lawrenceburg, Cincinnati, Reservoir Park, and Colorado via Rock Island routes. Also promos for jewelry, diamonds, and insurance services topped by a champagne brand.
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Indianapolis
Big Four
Washington St
Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
H. M. Bronson
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
G. D. Bacon
Claypool Building
Ind
New Clubhouse Opens for South Side Republican Club
The South Side Republican Club opened its new quarters at Virginia avenue and South street with a crowded social event. Prominent prospective city candidates attended but emphasized unity and harmony, with speeches urging support for the Republican nominee in the fall election. Charles A. Bookwalter Judge Stubbs James Collins Charles McGroarty Charles Elliott and John McGregor spoke as an orchestra provided music and refreshments ended the evening near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Republican Club
Virginia Avenue
South Street
Charles A. Bookwalter
Judge Stubbs
James Collins
Charles McGroarty
Charles Elliott
John McGregor
Appellate Court Rules on Insolvent Directors Deeds
Indiana Appellate Court rejects trust deeds by insolvent directors that favor themselves over creditors in the Nappanee Canning Company case. The decision, written by Judge Robinson with a dissent by Judge Henley, bans such deeds and preserves creditor rights. The report also covers a wrongful death ruling for Mrs. Tillie Myers, a Windle case rehearing denial, and a mandamus dispute over county funds and pauper support.
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Appellate Court of
Indiana
Nappanee Canning Company
Reid, Murdock & Co
Chicago
Canning Company
Robinson
Henley
Supreme Court
Tillie Myers
Scofield, Farmer & Teagle
Marton Superior Court
Holt and Schmidt
R. F. Stuart
Windle
Randolph County
Roll Joseph
Darke County
Ohio
Joseph
Ohio County
Durke County
Big Sunday School Picnic At Fairview Park In Indianapolis
A large crowd gathered for the Indianapolis Baptist churches and Third Christian Church picnic at Fairview Park. About fourteen Sunday schools were represented with an athletics program in morning and afternoon. Mark Dennis dominated field day events, refusing prizes. ribbons awarded to multiple winners across running, dash, and field events. The Third Christian Church contests named several youths as winners in running, jumping, and dash events, with Geneva Martin and Stella very among girls victors.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis Baptist Churches
Third Christian Church
Mark Dennis
Bert Metcalf
Elsie Miller
Ed Link
Robert Zener
Judge Skinner
Morris Aton
Bertha Smith
Isabella Purves
Roscoe MclIntosh
Ed Hicks
Charles Morgan
Lon McCrary
Charles Kellogg
Paul Sellers
Hugh Herrick
Charles Hudson
William Griffith
Fred Graham
Geneva Martin
Stella Very
First Garden Concert at German House Tomorrow Night
The first garden concert of the summer at the German House will be given tomorrow night with the Indianapolis Military Band. The garden is lit and tables arranged. Program includes Overture Dawn to Twilight Carmen Holy City Medley and more featuring Adam Nicholas Rembusch and Boett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Holy City
Euphonium
Adam Nicholas Rembusch
Boett
Pupils Public Recitals At Metropolitan School Of Music
The closing recitals of the Metropolitan School of Music directed by Oliver Willard Pierce Flora M. Hunter and Karl Schneider were given at the Propylaeum. Two long programmes featured voice violin and piano with wide composer variety. Elllis Levy drew hearty applause for violin. Una Clayson will perform at the State Music Teachers Association convention in Terre Haute next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan School of Music
Oliver Willard Pierce
Flora M. Hunter
Karl Schneider
Propylaeum
Ellis Levy
Una Clayson
State
Union Trust Company Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Union Trust Company held its annual meeting yesterday with the old directors largely reelected except for two vacancies. A. C. Harris and W. A. Guthrie were elected to fill seats created by the death of Henry C. Long and the resignation of W. A. Culbertson. Current directors include A. A. Barnes John H. Holliday Charles H. Brownell George Kothe Thomas C. Day Volney T. Malott Henry Eitel Edward L. McKee J. C. Elston Samuel E. Staub A. Harris and W. A. Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Trust Company
A.C. Harris
W. A. Guthrie
Henry C. Long
W. A. Culbertson
A. A. Barnes
John H. Holliday
Charles H. Brownell
George Kothe
Thomas C. Day
Volney T. Malott
Henry Eiitel
Edward L. McKee
J. C. Elston
Samuel E. Staub
A. ©. Harris
W. A
Jewelers Claim Superior Craft in Every Detail
An advertisement touts exquisite jewelry designs and workmanship, claiming output surpasses rival dealers. It asserts unmatched quality with every piece being as good as or better than those on sale elsewhere.
Postmaster Names Appointees in Local Postal Board
Postmaster McGinnis announces appointments to the local postal board including Albert C. Hawn Alonzo A. Goodwin Warren P. Black Zinest Brown and John A. The list reflects staffing changes in the rural delivery sector and related postal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Albert C. Hawn
Alonzo A. Goodwin
Warren P. Black, Zinest &. Brown
John A
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Sicily
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Roger & Gallet
L. S. Ayres ® Co
Alexandre
Hugh Slove
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National Union Organi
Monument Regents
Wulschner
East Washington Street
Murphy & Grafty
M'Ginnis
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Saengerbund
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Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Redkey
Portland
Hartford
City, Bluffton, Fort Wayne, Ind
Celina
St. Mary’s
Lima
Fort Wayne
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Lafayette
Indianapolis Union Station
Lawrenceburg
Aurora and Way
Aurora
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hramiiton
Reservoir Park
Paris
Janes
J. C. Sipe
Boncottey
N. Med. St
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
Marcy's
Nickel Waltham Movement
Barber Supply Co
Law Building
Asice
Marcy
Cook
Action OF High Courts
G Pomner
Oxford
Furniture News
Sander & Becker
Merchants’ Association
E. Washington Street
Oliver Twist
Tru-Food Company
CA Ela
Interstate Ravelers
Inter State Travelers Guide
Ata Travelers
Journal Printing CO
Maryland ST
Depurator Medical Institute and Sanitarium
North
Illinois Street
A. B. Meyer & CO
Pennsylvania St
Geo. J. Marott
Stehrinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Woris
Metropolitan School
San
Woodruff Place
Marks
Man
Derby
Windsor
Oval
LCC
the Starr Piano Company
W. Washington St
Representative Piano House
N. Penn. ST
Ilinois
Excelsior
Buffalo
Saengerfest
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
St. Louis
Indianapolis Hardware CO
Meridian Street
Pearl Street
Waverley
Siso
Waverley Factory
South East Str
Wy. H. Rollsernie Stree
East Washingto
I. H. Herrington
New Pyone
East Market St
Wawasee Lake
Indianapolia
Clinton ‘G. We
Wawasee
Smyrna
Siberian
Axminster
Albert Gall
West Washington St
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Ave
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth CE Rerbod RG
Hamburg
Columbia
Dedtechland
Ptr
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Frenzel Brob
A. Metz
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