Senator Burton Visits Indianapolis Leader from Kansas
Kansas senator J R Burton, long a political star in Kansas, visited Indianapolis yesterday. Born in Lawrence County and educated at Franklin and DePauw, he rose through state politics, led Kansas Republicans for years, and served five terms in the U S Senate. He toured city landmarks, spoke of Kansans backing the Harrison monument fund, and planned to return home that night.
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J. R. Burton
Kansas
Indiana
Senator Burton
Lawrence County
Franklin and
de Pauw Colleges
Alfred F. Potts
Major Gordon
West
Burton
Abilene
Kan
United States
Ingalls
Kansor
Harris
Senate
Ficans
Alfred F
Indianapolis
Columnbia Club
Harrison Monument Fund
St. Louis
Washington
School Board Holds Special Meeting This Afternoon
The School Board meets this afternoon to close the school year. The business director will report expenditures for the year amounting to 298,419.70 dollars and the funds will be transferred to the tuition fund. Cleland will not be able to provide recommendations for next steps late in the summer.
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Tuftior
Sereccor Cleland
Spetapriathons
Quiet Republican precinct committeemen vote across city
The Republicans held a calm primary for pre cinct committeemen with little contest and smooth order. A few precincts saw light turnout as the contest committee misread a meeting time and one contest, in Ninth ward’s third precinct, was received. A partial list of elected committeemen follows by ward. Republicans plan to challenge the City Council’s authority to appoint election inspectors, with legal action to obtain ballots or seek a writ of mandate depending on Democrats’ response.
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Hay & Bowlus
Lemcke
Ninth Ward
Journal
Addison C. Harris
Baker & Daniela
Board of Election Commissioners
Concert of Many Strings Brings Crowd to Tom Hasen Hall
The Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra of seventy five string players filled Tom Hasen Hall with a bright blend of mandolins guitars violins cellos and bass. Highlights included Mets Hurricane March Noel Valse Caprice Reiter Manuella Portuguese Verdi Rigoletto duet and Poimeroy Troubadour overture. Conductor Cameron kept the ensemble tight while Lillie J. Adam contralto and Frank N. Taylor baritone added strong numbers pleasing the audience which demanded extra songs.
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Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra
Tom Hasen
Mets
Noel
Reiter
Ameden
Lillie J. Adam
Frank N. Taylor
Miss Adam
Mr. Taylor
Married January Wedding Sparks Public Revelation
Katherine Barbara Pfan and Theodore B. Hatfield wed last Wednesday morning. The ceremony occurred during a breakfast at the Pfau home, parents of Mrs Hatfield, with relatives present. Details emerged publicly yesterday about the event and the couple’s early moments afterward.
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Katherine Barbara Pfan
Theodore B. Hatfield
Wan
George Pfau
Hatcheld
Secret Early January Marriage Revealed by Bridesmaid
Miss Emma Pfan, bridesmaid, hinted at a secret wedding between Mrs Edward Mahoney and Mr Mahoney. The couple reportedly wed on January 9, with Mahoney serving in the News business department. Brother in law J D Rink called it a youthful prank and offered no reasons for secrecy.
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Emma Pfan
Edward Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Mahoney
the News
J. D. Rink
Temperature Reaches 86 Degrees Amid Slow Heat
Yesterday's peak hit 86 degrees by 3 PM and held for an hour. Readings show a steady climb from morning with 10 AM and 11 AM figures and noon data, reflecting a hotter afternoon than morning but not as extreme as some feared.
Standing committees formed with Estel and McBride officers
Estel serves as secretary and Charles S. McBride as treasurer with H. M. Foltz. The executive committee includes Holliday, Estel, Malott, Day, and Rothe. Auditing members are McKee, Rauh, and Guthrie.
Girl Takes Morphine In Local Attempted Suicide
Mabel Hodilson a nineteen year old resident of 531 West Norwood street attempted to end her life by ingesting five or six grains of morphine last night. Dr J M Rhodes treated her for three hours before declaring her out of danger. She offered no reason beyond domestic troubles and a quarrel with family, with the family declining to discuss the matter. She was seen with morphine at an evening drug store and found in a drowsy state minutes later.
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Mabel Hodilson
West Norwood Street
J. M. Rhodes
Dr. Rhodes
Writers Visit Broad Ripple by Street Car
Afternoon paper writers were entertained by the Indianapolis & Broad Ripple Transit Company yesterday. Two special cars left Illinois and Washington at 4:30, filled with guests who dined at the park pavilion. They rode the Sunshine, browsed bowling alleys and switchback, and enjoyed a brass band and a barrel of fun.
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Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Transit Company
Illinois and
Washington Streets
Park Pavilion
Plans for New Bridge Over White River at Washington Street
City Engineer Jeup has completed stone bridge plans for nine arches over White river at Washington street. Estimated cost about 150000 dollars. Board of Public Works to review today and bids expected after advertisement. Tempo rary bridge planned during six months to a year of construction. City Controller Johnson to resign Monday to join J F Wild & Co, final act paying city employees about 37000 dollars.
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Jeup
White River
Washington Street
Board of Public Works
Board of Works
Washington Avenue
Eudorus M. Johnson
J. F. Wild & Co
Johnson
Summer travel deals from Indianapolis rail lines
Advertised rail specials and excursion details from Indianapolis operators. Miss O M Dillingham and Mia Kate Applegate lead a July 5 departure to destinations including Cincinnati and Detroit with return options through July 20 and August 31 extensions. Various via Pennsylvania lines and Big Four Route options list prices, schedules, and contact points for tickets and agents.
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Mia
Kate Applegate
Indianapolis
Miss Dillingham
Delaware Street
Kate Lace Gate
North Winds
R. P. Algeo
Indiana
Pennsylvania Lines
Richmond
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Indianapolia
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Petoskey
Bay View
Wequetensing
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Michigan
Richardson
Vin Monon
Terre Haute
Encampment Focus For Indiana Sons of Veterans at Muncie
Statehouse interest grows as Indiana Division Sons of Veterans heads to Muncie July 24. Delegates arrive from across the state for receptions parades campfire and grand ball with notable speakers including Senator Fairbanks Governor Durbin and Rep Geo W Cromer. Leaders contest for grand commander Maj Kreitenstein and W C Glendenning rival for the post.
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Statehouse
Indiana Division
Sons of Veterans
Muncie
Riverside Park
Opera House
Fairbanks
Durbin
Geo. W. Cromer
oMeers
George W. Kreitenstein
W. C. Glendenning
Geneva
J. H. Leffler
Sid Conger
Private Car Outing For Appellate Judges To Starlake Wisconsin
Judge Ulrich Wiley of the Appellate Court invites Judges John V. Hadley and William J. Henley and Robert A. Brown clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts to a ten day trip in a luxuriously appointed private car. The journey leaves Chicago and travels to Starlake Wisconsin, a resort at the end of the Wisconsin River Valley branch of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Judge Johnson from Chicago will join the party.
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Ulrich Wiley
Appellate Court
John V. Hadley
William J. Henley
Robert A. Brown
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Starlake
Wisconsin
Wisconsin River Valley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
W. Cohnson
Chicago
Wiley
Judge Johnson
Special organizer proposed to AFL for Indianapolis drive
The Central Labor Union executive committee last night recommended John Blue as special organizer for Indianapolis to devote his full time to union organizing for one month, with possible extension to two. President John Feltmann will travel to Richmond this week to organize more unions and a Central Labor Union, already overseeing eight groups, with regular visits planned until the central body is established.
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Central Labor Union
John Blue
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
John Feltmann
Richmond
Central Labor
Onyx and Brass Stands Sale at Half Price
A large stock of Plated Ware also discounted from twenty to fifty percent. The sale continues until July 15. Every article in the house offered at reduced prices, promising great bargains for shoppers.
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Smith & Brooks
Indianapolis
Siersdorfer
Union Trust Directors Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At yesterday's Union Trust Company directors meeting the officers were elected. John H. Holliday resumes as President and Henry Elite resumes as Vice President, restoring their former positions.
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The
Union Trust Company
Holiday
Elite
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