Opposition to Firemen Pay Increase Bill in Indianapolis
City Controller Johnson argues against a state senate bill to raise Indianapolis firemen salaries, saying it would cost about $40,000 more yearly and shift costs to police pay. He criticizes the bill’s merit system details, board influence, and potential tax levies, noting police should not be discriminated against and the City Council should decide officials’ pay.
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State Senate
Crimen
Indianpolis
Johnpos
Johnson
Indianapolis
Fire Department
Connell
Board of Safety
Mark Board
City
Statehouse
Rémens Pension Fund
Local News Notes From City Churches and People
City notes report Kline returning from New York and Wilser-Smith recovering from illness. Eleanor to lead W C A event. Mrs Salerde at home 219 North Pennsylvania after L H Kiges begins duties as choir director and organist at First Baptist Church. Saman M Syent, a locomotive fireman, files bankruptcy papers. Mrs Milburn absent Sunday. Salvation Army events and Woodruff Place ladies gathering at 240 p m. Century magazine company hosts original drawings exhibit at Owen Merrill windows, Andre Castaigne. Grand Man lecture at New Church Chapel North Main near Walnut. Jobe Losey arrested for burglary and implicated in Central Avenue robbery. H Lieber Company opens tomorrow exhibit of pictures by Miss Allee Woods Spring. M oars Temperance group holds meeting. W Chapel Choir to provide music. Public invited. Henry Adag arrested, fugitive count of possession of rifles. to be returned to Anderom.
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Kline
Wilser-Smith
Hinees
Eleanor
New Church Chapel
Kama Street
Walnut
Jobe Losey
Bareaiey
Crand Jaramy
Central Avenue
H. Lieber
Allee Woods
Temperance
Samuel
Confession and Abso- The Club entertains bowling match
Father Henry R J will be resumed tomorrow evening with an object for the cues. The Club entertained members last evening with a bowling match. Two entree chosen captained by Bd- A ng and G Kirby. Shh s team won both games. Kirby, Mr Schilling. Nellie McDent rng Nellie it Miss That Weocbener ities Minnie Fleming.
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A.ng
BRUSH SMILES AT INDIANAPOLIS LEAGUE MEETING POWER GUESS
John T Brush returned to Indianapolis from the National League meeting in New York with a hopeful smile. Talks centered on a possible new league including Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee and others with Wat kin s guiding. James J Collins and Hugh Duffy signed with the American League as pitchers and managers in a shift signaling broader player movement amid contract disputes.
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John T. Brush
Indianapolis
National League
New York
Messrs
Havener
Quin
Milwaukee
Koch
Detroit
Watkins
American Association
Kach
Louieville
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
ABA
C. W. Somers
James J. Collins
Hugh Duffy
Boston
Collins
Duffy
Somers
H. L. Taylor
Players’ Protective Association
Cleveland
Zimmer
Associaton
Track barred star Monk Wayman faces New Orleans ban
General sporting items report Monk Wayman barred from the New Orleans track amid questions over recent performances. Hanover College beat Moore’s Hill College 9 to 7 at Moore’s Hill. Farrallon stake at Tanforan won by Joe Frey from Articulate and Canmore. Choynski and Johnson face habeas corpus in Galveston. Sammy Harris dies in Chicago. twin brother of Harry Harris now in England. Pool star Grant H. Eby defeated by Stofft in Boston. Yesterday’s race winners listed for New Orleans Tanforan and Oakland tracks with multiple odds. Amyone Walker, daughter of the late Walker of Frankfort, Ky., set to wed Malcolm Moncrieffe in April per Paris gossip.
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Monk Wayman
New Orleans
Hanover College
Moore's Hill College
Moore's Hill
Joe Frey
Tod Sloane
Farrallon
Tanforan
Articulate
Canmore
Joe Choynski
Jack Johnson
Galveston
State Rangers
Allen
Sammy Harris
Chicago
Harris
England
Grant H. Eby
Springfield
H. F P. Stofft
Cleveland
Boston
Stofft
Eby
Sandy
Miss Charlie
Dick Furber
Petit Maitre
Eise Quick
Mace Marie
Raveling
Owensboro
Pertwig
Barrack
Vohker
Oakland
Nullan
Tto
Moringe
The
Corrigan
Meehanns
Woots For Sale and Rental Ads Featured on Page Six
The page highlights local for sale and rental listings with brief item descriptions, prices, and contact information. Items include household goods, furniture, electronics, clothing, and rental offers from residents and small businesses. Listings emphasize local deals and availability on the day.
Fight for Positions in Indianapolis Bowling Leagues
Knox still leads the IL B L AVERAGES with Bryson close behind as the Indianapolis Bowling League season nears its end next Friday. Williams and Hardie loom behind, Pritchett tops the Independent League, and Graff leads the South Side League. A City Club tournament begins March 16 with two-man teams vying for fifteen-game matches at the City Club alleys.
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Indianapolis
Knox
Bryson
Gus Williams
Hardie
Pritchett
Marotts
Graff
B. L. Averages
Marion
Schlake
Bauer
Matlock
Vinson
Capital City
Burton
Kobe
Ko-We-Pa
Wands
F. Brown
Wright
Germania
Hendrickson
A Parnia
Apollo Reimer
Apollo Hacker
Apollo Trieb
Meridian
Johan Iges
Merl Sage
Apollo
Hoffman
Germi Wolsiffer
Sténe P. Becker
Stone Palace
Reimer
Kellymeyer
Stan Starr
Salvator
Meyer
Stone P. Jaus
Salvator Vogel
Stevens
Fennicke
Apoll Independent League
Brinkmeyer
Lawtons
Mueller
Prospects
McFarland
Schowe
Ramblers
Ray
Ariion
Lawtons Burk
Kroeckel
McGrew
Moore
R. Mayer
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Sielking
Marotts Kassing
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Talbert
Taylor
Romer
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Randall
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Baker
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Hoffmeyer
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Reisner
Jay
Schwartz
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Ote Wickard
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Weber
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Carter
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F. Mueller
Hill
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Ha&velick
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Lang
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Gay
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Kiff
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Pield
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Yorger
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Buddenbaum
Mazer
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Cisrk
A. Seldensticker
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Stick
Crescent
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Urlewicz
Meridian Sachs
Cantner
Salvator Resner
Apollo Peterson
Meridian Parvenccance
Gielow
Blue Labels
Kizmp
Maroui
Nolting
Dickey
Criterion Williams
C. W
Buchanan
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Gardner
C. J
Ripe
Kleine
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Urmston
Hallett
Rinka
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Meridiana
Ane Erdiemeyer
Criterion Peacock
Hitz
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Pope
Gardner, George
Stewart
F Pollard
Williams
Mari R. Smith
Ko-We-Ba Cooper
Marion Lee
Washington Graff
Rossfeld
Stone Pa
McCree
Kreiss
Hilgemeter
Little Mon
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W. R
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Srevseeceneneeses LD
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Reagan
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Sielken
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Leap and Quill
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A. Miller
Bryson and
Brown
C. Gardner
G. Wuftraus
Mechellan
Shortridge and Y M C A Triumph in City Basketball Clash
The last city league games drew a large crowd as Shortridge High School beat Manual Training 23 to 20 in a brutal finish while the Y M C A defeated Butler 34 to 18, with Dunning and Kaylor stars for Shortridge and strong plays from Hester and McGaughey for the other teams.
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Butler
Sucess
Shortridge
Nan Mnde
Shorridge Boys
Shortride High School
S. H. 53
Heaven
Dunning
Clark
Kaylor
sForward
E. Minor Dunning
d—Tolin
Herstch
E. Minor
J. Minor
foul—Tolin
Dyer
Flemming
Weeat
C. A
Pritchard Harden
McGaughey
Flemming Reeves
Gillum Pierson
Flemm
Piersons
Hester
Mcdaughey
Qulum
Huggins
Geckle
West
Dress Goods for Misses Wear in New Spring Shades
ENGLISH CREPE CLOTHS in old rose reseda green and tan. CHECKED SUITINGS wide with two toned effects. STORM SERGES all wool wide in various colors. HOMESPUNS and CANVAS CLOTHS all wool in latest spring shades. Regular prices noted for several items.
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Oxford
New Waist Cloths and Challies Feature Colorful Fabrics
CHALLIE JAVANAISE displays a grand collection of waist cloths and challies in many colors and prints. Satin striped challies and silk variations offer dainty ribbon stripes, while corded crepe waist cloths, crepe serge, and oriental silk striped cloths present varied textures and color options for for 50c to 75c ranges.
Sale of Silks Promises Fresh Spring Styles and Low Prices
The sale promotes a full silk line including foulards, peau de soie, and taffetas in multiple widths and colors. Prices range from 18 to 75 cents for various silk varieties with new spring designs and guaranteed exclusives. Tomorrow features a broad selection and low introductory pricing across twenty-four fabrics and shades.
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India
Unfinished Worsteds Offerings From Local Shop
Unfinished worsteds offered in a local shop priced at 1.75 and reduced to 1.25. Page note shows fabric details and service line terms, indicating stock on sale and price markdown.
Bargain Center Tables Offer Dress Fabrics at Half Price
Short lengths and remnants of Percalines Cambrics Nilesias Taffetas etc at center bargain table. Fast black brown tan gray silks and mercerized fabrics priced from 12 to 42 cents per yard. Includes satin stripe taffetas nubian Taffeta mercerized sateen and linen canvas options.
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Silesia
Mayor Taggart Returns From West and Mine Venture
Mayor Taggart came home from a trip to Mexico where he has copper mine interests and predicts a bright future. He and S. E. Morss survived a freight train collision in a sleeping car with only a severe jolt. Taggart rested at the Grand Hotel yesterday evening. Violinist Jeannette Orlepp will perform with Miss Ethel Beatrice Carpenter at a Matinee Musicale recital, praised for her tone and experience. The program includes works by Wilhelmj Sarasate Brahms and others, with pieces titled Romanze Andaluza Love's Pedder and The Year at the...
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Mayor Taggart
Mexico
S. E. Morss
Mr. Taggart
Mr. Morss
Mayor
Jeannette Orlepp
Ethel Beatrice Carpenter
Chicago
Miss Orlepp
Indianapolis
First Regiment A A U captures 191 indoor title at Milwaukee
The First Regiment Athletic Association of Chicago won the Central Association Indoor AAU meet at the Expo Building before 7000, scoring 44 to Wisconsin 18 and Chicago 13. Borden tied the world 75 yd dash record in the heats and won the final, Maloney tied the world high hurdle, and other stars set or approached marks in sprints, distance, pole vault, and the new indoor two mile record.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Regiment Athletic Association of Chicago
Central Association Amateur Athletic Union
Exposition Building
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Borden
Regiment Athletic Association
Maloney
Lorentzen
Beloit
Hahn
Wisconsin
Smith
Eggeman
Oran
Bredsteen
Central Association
McLean
Martin
Mitchell Receives Welcome From Commercial Club
Senator elect J. M. Mitchell, a Republican, spoke at a Portland reception after flying to Washington. He asserted his party affiliation but expressed gratitude to Democrats and pledged to serve Oregon’s people in Congress, highlighting his commitment to the state’s interests.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
J. M. Mitchell
Washington
Commercial Club
Nica
Ball player commits fatal shooting in crowded Kansas City street
Ruth Nollard an eighteen year old dry goods clerk died after Bud Taylor twenty three, a former baseball player and her fiancé, fired from a lodging house window as she and her sister walked Ninth street near Broadway. Taylor, arrested amid crowd angry for lynching, had threatened to kill her after a prior assault. Trial was set for next week.
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Kansas City
Ruth Nollard
Bud Taylor
Ninth Street
Broadway
Taylor
Miss Nollard
Nebraska Indians
London judge sentences Bennett for wife’s death
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone condemned Herbert L. Bennett to death for strangling his wife with a shoe lace in Yarmouth last September. The defense’s alibi witnesses failed, and the jury returned a verdict after deliberation. The trial featured criticism of London press coverage and allegations of American influence on English reporting.
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London
Baron Alverstone
Herbert L. Bennett
Yarmouth
Bennett
New York
Funeral of W M Evarts in Calvary Church
Funeral services for former Senator William M Evarts were held at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church in New York after private rites at his late home on Second Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Immediate relatives attended the home services before the church ceremony.
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New York
William M. Evarts
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Second Avenue
Fourteenth Street
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