Living on Acorns in Drought Stricken Ozark Region
Kansas City report details relief efforts at the Live Stock Exchange to aid settlers in northern Arkansas sufferings. A. L. Doss from Sharp county describes extreme destitution with no rain since last April, failed crops, no income, and families subsisting on acorns as drought stretches into Missouri.
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Kansas City
Arkansas
Live Stock Exchange
A. L. Doss
Handy
Sharp County
Missouri Line
St John Boyle Seeks 25000 in Northern Pacific Case
In Louisville federal court, St John Boyle, attorney, sues J W Henning for 25000 profits claimed from Northern Pacific stock speculations in May. Boyle, represented by Charles A Boston, argues Henning aided predeals. Henning’s attorney Marshall Bullett says Boyle ignored market signals and authorized purchases requiring Henning to mortgage property. Most testimony to be depositions.
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Louisville
St. John Boyle
J. W. Henning
New York
Northern Pacific
Henning
Boyle
Marshal Bullett
Pendennis Club
City News Notes Highlights Local Events
Naomi Auxiliary will be entertained by Mrs Olive K Jeffries at 144 Virginia avenue next Thursday afternoon. Mrs A B Mitchell will lead the gospel meeting this afternoon at 4 at the W C A building. Miss Martha Hale will sing. T J McAvoy will present an elocutionary entertainment at Murphy League Hall next Friday assisted by Miss Willa Hedges. The Confetti Club will host a ball in Tomlinson Hall on April 3 for club funds. The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club meets at Ray Hall to organize for the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Olive K. Jeffries
Virginia Avenue
A. B. Mitchell
Martha Hale
T T. J. McAvoy
Murphy League
Willa Hedges
Confetti Club
Webber Council
Tomlinson Hall
Fifteenth Ward
Republican Club
Ray Hall
Ray and
Church Streets
Charles A. Reed
Starr Piano Company
Frederick Loeser & Co
Brooklyn
New York
Herman T. Spain
Pearson Piano
Reed
Samuel Irwin Brown
Madison Avenue
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
New Albany
Indianapolis
Frank Lesson
Bertha Alford
Harrisburg
Charles Bartholomew
Intersechusetts Avenue
North Street
Brightwood
Dr. Hick
Vacant Lots for Sale on North Delaware and Alabama
The first vacant lots on North Delaware and Alabama streets between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth streets are offered for sale by the Indiana Trust Company on payments of $10 per month with per cent interest per annum. This prerogative to secure a home is on a first come, first served basis. Call for plats and paperwork at the Martindale office.
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Delaware
Alabama
Full Creek
Indiana Trust Company
Campaign Expense Accounts Filed by 29 Candidates
County records show 81 candidates filed campaign expenses totaling 1574.65 with 51 still unfiled. Oliver P. Ensley led with 3219.05 for treasurer as Clinton Hare Metzger and several others reported varied costs across advertising, printing, cigars, travel, and office services. Monday marks the final filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Ensley
Clinton L. Hare
Robert Metzger
John F. Geis
Ira E. Dunlavy
Election Board
Frank C. Olive
Harry Sheets
Justice of the Peace
Edgar E. Young
William C. Hoffman
Nacenchinan
David J. Reagan
Justice of the Ace
James M. Leathers
Superior Court
Spenaut
John W. Newhouse
Joseph Foppiano
Benjamin F. Osborn
Willis R. Miner
George B. Bowers
James Cairns
John C. Ruckelshaus
Wirt C. Smith
Frank L. Glass
George J. Yoke
Philip Marer
Justice of the Peace Court
Otto Stechhan
Fred C. Gardner
Edward B. Sprague
Frank W. Gasper
James H. Moore
Clifford Arrick
Representative Committee
Francis H. Pillet
Beefsteak Takes Center Stage at Columbia Club Dinner
The Columbia Club entertained 125 members and guests with a beefsteak dinner praised for its novelty and hearty menu. The after dinner vaudeville featured monologuists and a chorus from The Chaperones. Out-of-town guests included Eugene Zimmerman and John C. Sherlock. Secretary Wilson denied reports on President Mitchell’s illness and warned of a potential 30,000 miner strike in West Virginia if demands are not met by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Cincinnati
George E. Hunt
Harry Kahlo
Morris Raschig
A. C. White
Ernest H. Burford
City
Eugene Zimmerman
Duke of Manchester
John C. Sherlock
Dwight Kinney
Charles D. Mead
Dayton
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Des Moines
Joe
Shamokin
Wilson
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Germania Park expands to fifteen acres with new menagerie
The Germania Park Association has bought ten more acres adjoining its park, creating a fifteen acre site. Albert Lieber presented animals to start a small menagerie. Opening festival set for May 18 with July 3 fireworks and September 21 autumn festival. Summer band concerts planned on Sundays, with streetcar extension to Gar pond case nearby.
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Germania Park Association
Albert Lieber
Garpond Case
Germania
Rev Scho field joins Brightwood Church in Chicago area
The Brightwood Congregational Church extended a call to Rev J Scho field D D of Toronto which is said to have been accepted. He is described as highly educated theologically with studies in Manchester London and Chicago earning a Ph D. His pastorate is expected to benefit the suburban church. In other notes Rev Dr Parker will preach at First Presbyterian Church at 11 this morning replacing Rev J Ross Stevenson. Bishop J M Francis will confer confirmation at Holy Innocents Church Tuesday evening on a large class with new decorations and a fully vested choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood Congregational Church
J. Schofield
Toronto
Canada
Schofield
Manchester
London
England
Chicago
Dr. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
J. M. Francis
Holy Innocents’ Church
Fletcher Avenue
Cedar Street
Man Arrest Record Highlights Impersonation Suspect
Dan has faced multiple arrests for impersonating a relative of a prominent man. He served a term at Sing Sing, and it is said few county jails in the country have not hosted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Sing Sing
Nose Crushed In Street Attack Near West Maryland Street
Charles Bly, twenty, reported being struck with a cobble stone by Charles and Edward Johnson at a stable on West Maryland Street. Bly, bloodied with a broken nose and a gash across his forehead, was treated at City Dispensary and sent home to 425 West Maryland Street.
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Charles Bly
West Maryland Street
Charles
Edward Johnson
Bly
Homie
West
Maryland Street
Alfred Francis Dies. Bloomington Veteran Buried in Indianapolis
Alfred Francis 63 died Friday after visiting Illinois last December with body brought to Indianapolis. Funeral at 2 PM at 9% East Minnesota Street residence conducted by George H Chapman Post G A R. He served in Twenty first Indiana Battery. survived by widow and several married children.
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Alfred Francis
Illinois
Indianapolis
Minnesota Street
George H. Chapman Post
Twenty-first
Indiana Battery
National Guard Camp Planned at State Fairgrounds in May
Governor Durbin and Adjutant General Ward authorized an early May encampment of Indiana militia from May 12 to 20 at the state fairgrounds to coincide with a monument dedication. Two thirds of military companies favored the plan, enabling participation in May 11 dedicatory exercises. The G A R encampment will be May 13 and 14, with Loyal Legion events May 12 and a banquet that night to honor the ladies. Aearly arrangements for visitor lodging and entertainment are to be organized.
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Durbin
Adjt
Ward
S. Foster
W. J. McKee
Indiana National Guard
State Fair Grounds
Adjutant General
Commercial Club Plans Form New Marion County Site Association
Articles of incorporation filed for the Commercial Club Factory Site Association with $1,900 capital. Incorporators include John W. Holtzman, George E. Hunt, James I. Dissette, I. S. Gordon, J. C. Adams, John J. Appel, Frank E. Gavin, Medford B. Wilson, S. Kiser, John S. Lazarus, and Frank D. Stalnaker. Purpose is to buy land in Marion county and attract new firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club Factory Site Association
John W. Holtzman
George E. Hunt
James I. Dissette
I. S. Gordon
J. C. Adams
John J. Appel
Frank E. Gavin
Medford B. Wilson
Harvey Adams
William Blake
Herman C. Biest
Seaton’s Hat Store Fire Insurance Ad
An advertisement for German Fire Insurance of Indiana at 29 South Delaware Street and general offices, promoting fire tornado and explosion insurance. Also promotes JANES'S Dustless Oats from W. W. Dark & Co with a permanent location at 142 North Pennsylvania Street. Founders and finishers brass rail wien Gonket Tau.
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German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Brass Rail
Wien Gonket Tau
Women of Local Council observe May 15 peace conference anniversary
The women of the Local Council allied with the International Council will mark May 15 as the anniversary of the Hague peace conference. Their aim is to broaden support for the principle that national differences should be settled in a court of arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council
The
Hague
New Easter Gifts: Brooches and Buckles Featured
A stylish assortment highlights Monte Carlo Wrist Bags and delicate novelties ideal for Easter gifts. Daily shipments bring belt pins and buckles, emphasizing rich goods at fair prices.
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Monte Carlo
Gottlieb Poppenseaker Dies at 79 in City Home
Gottlieb Poppenseaker aged seventy nine died yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs McCurry’s home at 1512 Rembrandt street. Born in Germany in 183, he came to the city fifty two years ago and is survived by five children. his wife preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Poppenseaker
McCurry
Rembrandt Street
Mr. Poppenseaker
Germany
Impostor Federal Officer Arrested in Milan Indiana
Indianapolis police yesterday arrested a man in Milan Indiana who gave the name 8 L Ryan and impersonated a federal officer. He is identified as the con man known as Jim Jordan and described as a confidence man. Further details were not released.
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Milan
Ind
8. L. Ryan
Indianapolis
Ryan
Jim Jordan
Jore
Exhibition of Architectural Drawings by Daggett
A week long showing of architectural drawings by Robert Frost Daggett will be hosted in the Lieber gallery, featuring diverse designs and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frost Daggett
Lieber
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Alexandre
Amestic
East
Ozark Region
City News Notes
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Fonnery
Lee
Fromage de Indiana
Susy
Germania Park
Alms’ & Doepke Co
the Alms & Doepke Co
National Guard
Fair Grounds
A. R. Encampment
Manzanilla
R. M.mueller
Delaware and
New York Sts
W.H. Roll’s
E. Washington St
Aiki Silda North
Danlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Janes
W. W. Dark & Co
New
East Market Street
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Amazon
South Milneis Street
Failles
Langsenkamp Bros. Brass Works
Sherman Decorating Co
East Ohio Street
Meyer & Newcomb
E. Market St
Techentin & Freiberg
E. Wahine
W. B. Craig
Wood's
C. L. Rost, Serchanr
North Illinois Street
D. B. Sullivan
Ohio St. Brown
Pioneererese
S.penn
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Co
Washington St
Wulschner
C.N. Williams & CO
Aes
Walker
Paris
Hlat
W. Washington St
N. Penn
Vonnegut Hardware Co
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