Lecture at Propylaeum on Competition and Co operation
Prof. Howerth of the University of Chicago delivered the eighth lecture in the Modern Social Problems series at the Propylaeum, discussing how competition and cooperation shape human evolution and social life. He argued that cooperation must replace destructive rivalry, aided by education and social reforms, with Wyckoff’s next lecture on the social effects of charity.
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Howerth
University of Chicago
Propylaeum
Walter A. Wyckoff
Princeton
Princeton Earn
Simpson Case Mystery Faces Police Court Hearing
Arthur J. Simpson, charged with forgery, will have his case heard in Police Court next Thursday. The affair has drawn wide attention as friends defend his innocence and offer help while firm members and detectives keep much secrecy about the matter. Reports say Simpson may have benefited from a wheat deal in which Enoch Arman of the firm had an interest, with initial losses of about fifty dollars rising to three hundred ninety. He asserts authority to sign drafts and says he did not forge the signatures or profit from the drafts, which the bank books record as usual deposits. The case and Simpson’s alleged link to the disappearance of Charles F. Haynes were widely debated at ReEATATOR, the center of discussion on the arrest and charges.
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Arthur J. Simpson
Simpson
Fi Jer
Simp
Enocharman
Ted Oy
Charles F. Haynes
J. T. Cofer & Co
Reeatator
Visiting Committee Holds Long Talk With Plainfield Re- School Board
The State Board of Charities visiting committee led by Dr Mary Spink and Timothy Nicholson met with Plainfield Re- School managers and Governor Durbin with Lee Butler in his office. They toured Plainfield line facilities and discussed numerous matters, with the lengthy session ending without disclosed actions.
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State Board of Charities
Mary Spink
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Prot Brown
Plainfield
Durbin
Lee Butler
Robbery alleged by servant girl at North street home
Mrs J H Pattison reports jewelry stolen valued at 550 dollars by Lalu McGarvin a nurse employed in the Pattison household at 141 North re street. Detectives Dugan and McGutt arrested her yesterday on charges of diamond jewelry theft.
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Lalu McGarvin
J. H. Pattison
North Re Street
Dugan and McGutt
Mrs. Pattison
Servant Charged in Grand Larceny Case
Police linked a servant to a jewelry theft after she buried the jewels in a lot near Indiana Avenue and Twelfth Street and staged a burglary scene inside the house. Detectives noted she was the sole absent servant and suspect she hid the loot before returning home. The woman faces grand larceny charges.
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Indiana Avenue
Twelfth Street
New Truck Smashed After Fire Return Collision
A fire at 128 Virginia avenue caused about 100 dollars damage. After a large No. 12 engine truck returned from the blaze, it was struck by English-avenue street car No. 170 traveling at high speed. The motorman escaped injury, the truck’s front end was demolished, and the frame bent. The truck will be sent to Chicago for repairs while the old vehicle is reused.
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Virginia Avenue
Lovellette
Thomas J. Paftlinger
Chicago
Elks Parade and Minstrel Show Planned for Monday
Elks lodge prepares a grand parade starting from the new East Maryland street clubhouse at noon Monday. Building Inspector Bartel closed city smoke stacks to keep outfits clean as end men and jokers appear in blackface. The parade will be led by the esquire and Indianapolis Military Band, with officials in silk hats and black coats. two performances follow at English's venue with many seats sold and more tickets available.
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Elks
English
Bartel
East Maryland Street
Esquire
Indianapolis
H. C. Segur Arrested on Forgery Charge
H C Segur formerly of this city and accused by local insurers of swindling small sums was arrested yesterday in Dayton. He had been working in insurance there and was reportedly successful. He is wanted in Kokomo Indiana on forgery charges and will be returned for trial. He initially refused to go without papers but later consented. Segur said he believed complaints could be withdrawn.
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H. C. Segur
Dayton
Kokomo
Ind
Segur
Tum
Quarantine Case and Local Incorporations Highlight Indiana News
Elijah Trueblood faced quarantine after smallpox exposure at 289 West Maryland Street and was returned to Indianapolis by Officer Smith following orders from the State Board of Health. In business news, Consolidated Paint and Oil plans $10,000 of preferred stock. Foskell Motor Company of Anderson formed with $25,000 capital. Ohio River Telephone seeks to lay lines across several counties with $45,000 capital. Chief Husker and Shredder Company of New Castle formed with $5,000 capital and named directors.
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Maryland Street
Anderson
State Board of Health
Officer Smith
Indianapolis
Consolidated Paint and Oi Company
Foskell Motor Company
W. H. Forse, Jr
Clarence E. Kelly
Ethel E. Forse
Ohio River Telephone Company
Property trades cluster in Ashland area sale to Selah Fox
Joseph B Streiter sold through A J Meyer Co property at 164 and 165 Ashland avenue to Selah B Fox for 0. The dwellings have eight rooms and bath. Each frontage and depth listed as 148 feet. James A Wilson deeded Central avenue near Eleventh street to Carl L Rost for 5. Pierce buys Belle Fontaine corner property from Fred W Brandt for 82. Charles E B Barrett sold College avenue near Nineteenth street to John G Comet for 4500.
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A. J. Meyer & Co
Ashland Avenue
Selah B. Fox
James A. Wilson
Carl L. Rost
Central Avenue
Eleventh Street
Benjamin A. Pierce
Bellefontaine and
Tee Street
Fred W. Brandt
Charles EB. Barrett
College Avenue
Nineteenth Street
John G. Comet
Beeftsteak Dinner Planned at Columbia Club Tonight
An enjoyable beefsteak dinner will be given at the Columbia Club this evening. Already there have been enough acceptances to insure the success of the affair. Some special features will be provided for the occasion. New pianos $1% and up at Wulschner's.
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Columbia Club
Indiana State Library plans to acquire historic relics
State Librarian Henry outlines a program to keep in touch with historical works not yet owned by the state and to push for purchases. He notes Indiana’s small library holdings and urges county committees to report valuable items, including the Anthony Wayne battle flag now in Wabash. The flag, a four by five foot linen banner with thirteen stripes and bullet holes, reportedly dates from Wayne’s campaigns and was once passed through several hands before reaching Dr. P. G. Moore.
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Indiana
Anthony Wayne
Anthony
Wayne
P. G. Moore
Wabash
Kil-so-quau
Dickinson
Miami County
Kil-so-quay
Maumee
Washington
She-mock-e-nish
Thorntown
She-moeck-e-nish
A. Wayne
Woman in Nightgown Seeks Court Entry as Inmate Charged
Amos W. Butler received word that Delaware County forms its first charity and correction organization. Charles M. Kimbrough is president with J Frank Mann secretary. Other board members include Rev Cassius M Carter and several named ladies. Butler regards the new board as among the best in the state.
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Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Organization For Charity and Correction
Delaware County
Charles M. Kimbrough
J. Frank Mann
Cassius M. Carter
Laura M. Shirk
Mary B. Galliher
Frank L. Haimbaugh
Butler
Insurance and trade ads at Indianapolis shops
At Seaton’s Hat Store insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana. General offices 29 South Delaware street. Fire tornado and explosion. Feed your horse JANES’S Dustress Oats. Indianapolis Barber Supply Co. For Massage Cream 37 East Ohio street. W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance loans real estate. New 3312 17 East Market street. Leo Lando Manufacturing Optician permanent location at 12 N. Pennsylvania st.
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South
Delaware Street
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Hall Clocks and Custom Case Matching Offer
In view of rising demand for hall clocks we announce facilities to please customers. We are agents for Elliott and other high grade movements with cases made to order. Matching wood color and carvings costs no extra. Estimates available.
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Elliott
Painter Perry Storts Falls To Death At Work
Perry Storts a painter employed by Kingan and Co fell from a roof about thirty feet yesterday shortly before noon and was instantly killed. His skull was fractured and his arm broken. He resided at No eee street with his wife and another person.
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Perry Storts
Kingan & Co
Noeee Street
Clad in a Nightgown Bertha Alford Arrested
Bertha Alford of 15 North East Street was arrested early yesterday by Bicycle Police men Griffith and Manning. She became angry when a man she claimed was her lover was taken into custody and insisted upon being released.
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Bertha Alford
No. 15
North East Street
Griffith and
Manning
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