Direct Primary Favored By City Republican Committee Meeting
Newly elected precinct committeemen met in the courthouse Criminal Court room to reorganize the city committee under direct primary rules. Edwin B. Logsdon was re elected chairman with Harry Hubbard as vice chairman Oran Muir secretary and H W Bennett treasurer. All supported direct primary nominations. Irman Logsdon to announce primaries before next week and campaigns to begin with charter offices in the Law building opening soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Logsdon
Edwin B. Logsdon
Harry Hubbard
Oran Muir
H. W. Bennett
Irman Logsdon
Carters
Bookwalter Campaign Plans Discussed With Friends At Statehouse
More than 100 personal friends of Charles A Bookwalter met in the Statehouse speaker's room last night to discuss his Republican mayoral campaign. They were invited by letter and agreed to have him manage his own bid with a small group in each precinct to keep in touch until after the primaries. The primaries date will come within the next thirty days.
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Charles A. Hookwalter
Statehouse
Bookwalter
Vxult
Match Race July 4 at Newby Oval Stirs Cycling Fans
The July 4 program at Newby Oval features a major match race between Owen Kimble and George Leander, plus eight other events. Leander recently won two professional races on June 7, while Kimble has a strong Indy following. A wire-walker act, a motor cycle race, fireworks, and music by the Indianapolis Military Band are listed among attractions. Beats are on sale at Huder's.
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Owen Kimble
George Leander
Newby Oval
Kimble
Indianapolis
Leander
Walker
Lenneper
Indianapolis Military Band
Fred Pattee
Carl Fisher
Gale
Huder's
Fourth of July Celebrations at Garfield Park
Garfield Park sets an all day Fourth of July event with a forty five gun salute in the morning and fireworks from 9 to 10 o clock. Brass and drum ensembles perform. At 1 PM Lt Mayor Gilbert and other officials speak at the grand stand followed by Indian Light Artillery drill and military company drills with prizes for best drilled unit and largest ranks.
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Garfield Park
Myor Gilbert
Indian Light Artillery
Prises
Chicago mayor's firm heads hotel contract in Baton House project
George B Swift former mayor of Chicago and head of the firm handling the Clay pool Hotel construction for Baton House elite was expected yesterday to confer with the Indiana Hotel Company. A telegram said he would not arrive until Wednesday.
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George B. Swift
Chi¢cago
Claypool
Baton House
Indiana Hotel Company
Judge Woods Dies Quietly as Indiana Mourns Loss
Funeral for Judge William A. Woods set for Tuesday at 10 AM at Second Presbyterian Church with burial at Crown Hill. State officials and federal judges sent telegrams of sympathy. family and friends gather at the Woods home as tributes recall his integrity, legal skill, and judicial influence.
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William A. Woods
Second Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Judge Woods
Woods
Delano
Floyd Woods
William L. Taylor
Marion Club Memorial Honors Judge Woods
The Marion Club board met in a special session to memorialize Judge William A. Woods, presiding judge of the Court of Appeals, who died June 2. The memorial lauds his service, friendship, and patriotism, and calls the clubhouse flag to half mast for thirty days. Copies are to be sent to his family and added to club records.
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Marion Club
Judge Woods
William A. Woods
Court of Appeals
Seventh Judicial Circuit
United States
Woods
Aioe
Tributes Pour In For Judge Woods By Leading Officials
Judge Woods praised as a fearless impartial jurist by United States District Court judges district attorney and other officials. Statements describe his diligence intellect and civic impact marking him as a notable Indiana jurist and citizen whose death is a loss to the bench and state.
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Indiana
W. H. Hart
Woods
Harrison
Federal Bench
Durbin
Supreme Court
Brown
Supreme and
Anderson
Supreme
John H. Baker
United States District Court
Judge Woods
Goshen
Mitchell
United States
J. B. Kealing
State of
Noble C. Butler
United States Court
Sorrow at Fort Wayne Judge Woods Dies
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Fort Wayne Ind June 2 News of the death of Judge Woods stunned the bar and friends. Judges Zollars Lowry Vesey Robertson Olds Mers Andall Heaton Morris Taylor Harper offered high praise for his learning, honesty, and strength of character, noting his urbane manner and steadfast adherence to principle. His loss was felt deeply by the bench, the bar, and the community.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Woods
Judge Zollars
Journal
State Supreme Bench
Zollars
State Bar Association
Indianapolis
Judge Lowry
Goshen
Vesey
Col. R
Robertson
Walter G. Olds
Mers Andall
Owen N. Heaton
L. Morris
Judge Taylor
Hypnotist Demonstration Ends in Window Fracas
Professor Osborn drew a crowd at W H Messenger Furniture as he hypnotized Frank Napier in the store window. A colored woman in the crowd caused a disturbance when drawn into the act, while Napier slept on a sofa until late evening. New pianos advertised at Wuischner's.
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Professor Osborn
W. H. Messenger Furniture Company
Frank Napier
Osborn
Napier
Napler
Toast at Bates House for New Claypool Hotel Opens Nov 1 1902
Newspaper men dined at Bates House hosted by Henry W. Lawrence. Toasts toasted him and the new Claypool Hotel with wishes it remain full. Lawrence pledged a November 1 1902 opening and invited reporters to be his guests at the first dinner.
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Henry W. Lawrence
Bates House
Claypool Hotel
Henry Lawrence
New Claypool
Mr. Lawrence
News
Lawrence
Montani Bros
Kin Hubbard
Frederick Weimer
Charles E. Crawford
A. H. Perry
Amory Town
Ben Dic. Crose
Edward Bingham
Harry G. Copeland
Henry K. Burton
Frank Ww. Spencer
Frank R. Miller
H. Philipps
Fred E. Hamlin
Wiliam W. Kaylor
Clifford V. Peterson
Sol Hathaway
W. L. Burns
Horace Lancaster
H. P
Open Meeting Tonight of Indianapolis Lodge No 146
At Crouch's Hall 115 East Tenth street an open meeting will be held tonight of Indianapolis Lodge No 146 Switchmen's Union of North America. Master Noah B. Smith will preside and a telegram announces Grand Master FF C Hawley and First Vice Grand Master Leonard Ames will be present and speak.
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Crouch's Hall
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Switchmen's Union of North America
Noah B. Smith
FF. C. Hawley
Leonard Ames
Dunlap's Celebrated Hats At Beaton's Hat Store
Notice to tourists details mail service for Daily and Sunday Journal while away from home with free address changes in the United States and Canada. Big Four route to the National Convention in Cincinnati July 6 to 10 with round trip from Indianapolis at 83.80. trains run July 6 to 8 with return by Aug. 4. Official Indiana Christian Endeavor Union rail notices and timetable changes for Indianapolis to Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, and Boston routes.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Defaait
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
R. V. Hunter
Cates
Rainbow City
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Anderson
Union City
Wabash
Union City Express
Anderson and Wabash
Special party train to Indianapolis July 5 from Central region
Central Passenger Association offers a special round trip fare within 200 miles with tickets sold July 3 and 4 and return by July 5. Route via C, HH O, B C 8 W, B C. Leaves Indianapolis 2:45 PM July 5. return by sale date 2 inclusive. Contact Miss Dillingham 612 North Delaware and Mrs Applegate 44 North Illinois for details. Ticket agents R P Algeo and D P A handle sales.
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Central Passenger Association
M. Dillingham
Kate Applegate
Indianapolis
Miss Dillingham
North
Delaware Street
Illinois Street
R. P. Algeo
Toledo
Detroit
Della Brown
Lord Street
Through sleepers to Michigan points by Indianap olis line
Rail travel notice describes through sleepers from Indianapolis via Pennsylvania lines to Grand Rapids Traverse City Petoskey Bay View and other Michigan points with departures starting June 30 at 7 10 p m and requests ticket agents for details. Also mentions excursions to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points by the Big Four Route on Sunday July 7 with a round trip fare of $1.00 or less.
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Indiana Points
Pennsylvania Lines
Richmond
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Petoskey
Bay View
Fy Eenctica
Aetons Springs
Mackinaw City
Michigan
W. W. Richardson
P. A
Colorado excursions via monon route travel sale
Rail promos list multiple July to August excursion offers from Indianapolis to San Francisco Detroit and Epworth League events. Details include dates July 5 6 9 and 13 21, return limits August 3 August 31 and September 1 with prices from $53.75 to $61.75 and sleeper berths at $6.50. Contact ticket agents for particulars and space.
Fourth of July travel and service rates brief
July rates for Cincinnati, Chicago and other cities with return limits and sale days. Special fast trains in July from Indianapolis area via C H & D route. Included are various discounts, sale and return terms, and contact notes. Also lists local services and ads for sewing machines, pianos, insurance, veterinary services, and dining.
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J Cc. Sipe
North MerIdian St
East Washington Street
Newby
Mr. Swift
the Woods Funeral
Ters
Judge Baker
Senator Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Rowland Evans
Chicago
Orear 'S
State
Meeting of Bar Associations
State Bar Association of
Indianapolis Bar Association
Bar
United States Court Room
Judiciary
Marion Club Action
Woods Intimately
A. A. Young
Leopold Levy
Judge Weeds
The
Euro
Mise the
W. H. Messenger
Wuischner’s
Switchmen’s Open Meeting
Dunlap
Cele
Beaton’s Hat Store
National Convention
C. BE
Dianapolis
HE Consumers' Gas Trust Co
Mountain Lake Park
Janes
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Big Four
Colorado
Monon
San Francisco
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Western Gate Ways
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Southern Pacific
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Big
National Educational Association
Madison, Ind
Itauqua Assembly
Madison
William Jennings Bryan
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
Golden Gate
Epworth League
Pth
Cal
Rast Richardson
Neko
Eturn Limitilg 6
Christian Endeavor
Tion
Cincinnati A
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnatii
Cincinnat! Ve
Massachusetts Avenue
William Hagerhorst
Rae ‘Arr Piano Company
W. Washington
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
the Plaza
Circle
Hayes Bros
Indiana Avenue
Harper
West Eleventh
Virginia Ay
Ohio St
Cook
Delaware St
Newphone
W. B. Craig
Wood
Mueller
Julius C Walkeron
Cooper & CO
M'i
A. Rink
Marceau & Powers
North Illinois Street
Rink
Tlemeda
Music House
Massachusetts Ave
Penn, St
Henry J. Huder
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lilly & 114 Fast
Stalnaker Shington Street
Wellake
Joaldwin Pianos
Grandx
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Excelsior
Capitol Avenue
Ennsylvania Line
Chautauqua Assembly
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