Oil and Gas Firms Form In State Amid New Laws
New concerns arise under state laws with Kokomo Junction Natural Gas and Oil Company in Kokomo listing capital stock at 1800 and directors C A Ford Francis Lordiman J F Dwyer M R Dogan T D Carlisle and Harry Lang. Amboy Improvement Company incorporated in Amboy with 10000 stock and directors John A Win Charles P Baldwin Verne E in Clarence A Baldwin. National Coal and Oil Company Dakota entity with 2000 capital and 10000 invested in state. A Baker of Indianapolis state agent. Oakalla Telephone Company Pat-3 county with 200 capital stock amid Gas Oil and Land Invest with 50000 capital stock. directors George George A Stafford A S Brammer McNally M T Bartlett and Cc Burcham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Dakota Corporation
A. Baker
Indianpolis
Oakalla Telephone Company
Pat- 3
Land Invest
George
George A
District Chairman Dolan Sees Growth in United Mine Workers
District Chairman Patrick Dolan reports growth in UMWA membership since the last annual convention, from 13,000 to 20,000, in Indianapolis. He predicts the count will reach 25,000 by the next convention as he discusses the Pennsylvan ia field with President John Mitchell during a city conference before returning to Pittsburgh.
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Patrick Dolan
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Dolan
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Pennsyla
Hew Pianos at 165 Dollars and Up at Wulschner's
Wulschner's advertises pianos priced from 165 dollars and up. The notice highlights available models and suggests visiting the store for details. Depicts a local sales promotion in a period newspaper.
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Wulschner’s
Philanthropist Dr J L Johnson Funds Indiana College Build
Dr J L Johnson of Los Angeles alumnus helps raise 65000 for Physio Medical College of Indiana. At a convention in Indianapolis he sold stock, raising about 20000 in cash and checks. The college plans to sell its current church property valued around 17000 and buy a new site, with a new building to be ready next fall. The gathering, about 125 attendees, discussed papers on physiology gynecology pediatrics and histology and planned X ray demonstrations and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Physio-Medical College of
Indiana
Indiana State Association of Physio-Medical Physicians and Surgeons
California
Harold
Richmond
N. D. Woodard
Indianapolis
J. O. Morrison
Anderson
J. M. Thurston
J. A Stafford
J. A. Morehouse
Lebanon
H. E. Ward
C. E. Milligan
Winchester
Physio-Medical College
Alabama and
North Streets
Century Club
Denison
HOTEL LOBBY GLEANINGS OF A BUSY CITY NIGHT
Interurban lines boosted transient guest lists as hotels ran full with commercial travelers Indiana visitors and a Denison medical convention drawing 100 plus physicians. Grand hosted 40 plus glass manufacturers while Romeo and Juliet drew theatergoers. politicians and Hoosier officials also appeared.
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Indiana
the Denison
Grand
Hoosierdam
Hotle
Republicans Jubilant Over Fort Wayne Victory In Election
Dr G B McGooganFort Wayne deputy revenue collector reports Republicans thrilled by municipal election result with fourteen council seats and three water works trustees won Germans shifting to GOP. He predicts district twelfth gains next year for Congress and notes McGoogan as a probable future candidate while dodging the nomination question.
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G. B. McGoogan
Fort Wayne
United States Revenue
Meneeee
McGoogan
Methodist Banquet Honors John Wesley Anniversary in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Methodists plan a banquet at the Denison Hotel on May 23 to mark John Wesley's 200th birthday with Bishop Fowler as guest of honor. Governor Durbin will preside and speakers include Charles L. Henry James E. Watson J Frank Hanly John H. Baker and others. Tomlinson Hall meeting to follow aims for a monster turnout with notable speakers from state and national circles.
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Fowler
Denison
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Indiana
John Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denison Hotel
Bishop Fowler
W. C. van Arsdel
Fairbanks and
Veridge
New Year of Druids Ushers In With City Parade
The Ancient Order of Druids held New Year ceremonies at Masonic Hall after a street parade led by Meyer's military band and Chief Marshal Brackley. Representatives from Richmond No. 2 and nine local groves attended, with Capital City Circle No. 9 and Garfield Circle No. 8 in carriages. A talk on Druidism TM followed, and fourteen Richmond members will be introduced into the order tonight.
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Order of Druids
Masonic Hall
Groves
Meyer
L. J. Brackley
Edward Hollaway
J. Lutemiller
Willem Sacks
Stephen Wright
Reuben Williams
J. E. Harris
Eugene Gorams
Richmond
Preventhem Lacayette
Pendleton
Anderson
Capital City Circle No. 9
Garfield ‘Cle
J. H. Hoghyt
Thomas C. Whallon
Bookwalter
J. T. Stallard
J. H. H. Stahl
Capital City Grove
Indianapolis
Cing
Home, Sweet Home
Capital City
Death of Mrs. Alice Raborn at 1111 South East Street
Mrs. Alice Raborn, forty, was found dead on the floor of her home around 1 am. Deputy Coroner Geis ordered a post mortem, with preliminary finding of likely heart disease and no signs of violence. Survived by husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Raborn
South East Street
Geis
Infant Twin Dies. Mother Discovers Body at Home
Mrs Lizzie Penn a colored woman found the corpse of her infant son beside her in bed at 1313 Alvord street yesterday morning The twin brother was alive but the other child had died after a brief illness The father died six months ago Coroner Tute wiler investigated noting no physician attended the infant.
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Lizzie Penn
Alvord Street
Tutewiler
Sid Conger Blames Weather Forecaster For Frost Loss
Sid Conger state oil inspector returns from Shelby county farm lamenting frost damage to two acres of strawberries. He blames the weather man for the premature frost and says his crop will be greatly reduced. He notes he should have covered the plants despite forecasts. Spring chickens offer relief as his poultry crop remains healthy and may prosper.
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Sid Conger
Shelby County
Conger
Festival Chorus Rehearsal Underway at Short Ridge High
Louis Evans of the Chicago Symphony conducted the May Festival chorus rehearsal at Short Ridge High School. Ill for three weeks, he praised the chorus of over 200 singers for progress on Stabat Mater Elijah and The Creation. Evans urges permanent organization and regular concerts. final rehearsal sits next Wednesday with gigs at English’s Opera House ahead of May 15 and 19 festival performances.
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Louis Evans
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Shortridge High School
Evans
Rossini
Elijah
Handel
Hadyn
Opera House
Madison Leaders See Growth Amid Railroad and Factory Plans
Madison gains attention from business growth as Marcus R. Sulzer cites a new Cincinnati steam railroad, two electric lines, and several factories in sight. Sulzer, a former GOP state candidate, says he will focus on business and not run again. Fred Sims of Frankfort, a GOP state committeeman, declined a lucrative deputy U.S. marshal post to remain in Indianapolis. He helped Elks acquire clubroom furniture, while Dan W. Simms of Lafayette, counsel for Fred Chase, reacts to the Duhmes case delay and upcoming trial actions.
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John W. Lewis
Huntingburg
Mate Lewis
Lewis
Senator Beveridge
E. G. Rathbone
Rural Free Delivery Service
Marcus R. Sulzer
Madison
Jefferson County
Fred Sims
Frankfort
Sims
United States Marehad
Indianapolis
Elks
Kfort
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Fred Chase
Moses Fowler Chase
Duhmes
Pepi
Governor to attend Lafayette Y M C A dedication
Governor Durbin will preside at the Lafayette Y M C A dedication exercises next Tuesday evening. W H McDoel of Chicago president of Monon and E E Stacey state Y M C A secretary will attend with other Monon officials and Y M C A workers. The audience will be Monon employees and families. Indiana leads the country in railroad Y M C A buildings with Peru and Lafayette dedications marking progress.
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Durbin
Lafayette
Monon Railroad
W. H. McDoel
Chicago
Monon
Railroad
E. E. Stacey
Y. M
Five White Women Arrested For Loitering In Indiana Avenue
Patrolmen Wheeler and Shafer conducted saloon checks last night and arrested five white women for loitering. Names given include Fannie Waterson Katie Lantrey Mabel Langley Laura McCormick and Effa Brown. Elsewhere a farmer offered $10 reward for Plainfield Reform School runaways causing local excitement. dogs trailed the boys but they escaped. W C Van Arsdel defended migrants’ rights and urged restraint.
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Wheeler and
Shafer
Indiana Avenue
Mig F
Fannie Waterson
Katie Lantrey
Mabel Langley
Laura McCormick
Ef_fa Brown
Plainfield Reform School
Hendricks County
W. C. van Arsdel
Three youths injured when wagon struck by CH&D train
A CHD passenger train struck a Gus Hauk wagon at Cruse street near Union Station. Passengers Dave Miller eleven, Jack Miller, and Charles Workman were thrown out and hurt, none seriously. Jack Miller cut leg, Workman arm and shoulder injured, Dave Miller bruised. The wagon and small station were demolished. The accident followed a freight stop on Washington street. Dr J M Cunningham treated the injured at home. Two weeks earlier Richard Motley, fifteen, died after being struck by a train on Washington street and the Big Four tracks.
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Union Station
Gus Hauk
Cruse Street
Dave Miller
Jack Miller
South Alabama Street
Charles Workman
East Washington
Washington Street
J. M. Cunningham
Richard Motley
Hank
Anna Hibben Sentenced for Court Contempt in Police Court
Mrs. Anna Hibben was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge Whallon for contempt of court. Her case on a charge of drawing a deadly weapon had been continued until today for trial, when she berated witnesses and threatened them if they testified. The judge reprimanded her and punished her conduct in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hibben
Whallon
Removal Notice and Big Four Route for Indiana G A R Encampment
Removal notice shows C H D ticket office move to 8 and 10 North Illinois street near Claypool Hotel. Details of Big Four route to the Indiana G A R and W R C encampment in Anderson May 12 and 14 with round trip from Indianapolis, multiple departure times, return times, and Massachusetts Avenue stop info. Additional excursions May 10, special trains to Cincinnati Danville Terre Haute Greencastle and through coach service to West Baden and French Lick Springs. Includes reservations and agent contact N M Breeze 435 Vine Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Massachusetts-avenue Station
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Depot
Massachusetts-avenue Depot
H. M. Bronson
Cincinnati
Danville
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Bronson
West Baden
French Lick Springs
Gosport
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Los Angeles
N. M. Breeze
Vine Street
Employers say molders lack grievance over higher wages
Employers claim molders have no just cause for complaint since Indianapolis wages exceed those in many cities. They cite a bulletin issued April 13 by the National Founders' Association as proof. Sources named include Albany New York Chicago Detroit Duluth Pittsburgh Jersey City and several others.
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Indianapolis
National Founders’ Association
Daveen
Albany
N.Y
Detroit
Duluth
Menteroxork
Pitts
Pittabuee
Jersey City
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Hatfield Electric CO
East
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India
Louisville
Physio-Medical OF
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Simms
Gowdy
J. A. Kautz
Kokomo Tribune
John C. Robinson
Spencer
L. H. Crozier
A. M. Willoughby
Greensburg
Mr. Smith
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Warren Bigier
Wabash
B. F. Carman
Ladoga
Montgomery County
Zimmerman
United States
Newton Kelsey
Evansville
The
Southern Hospital For the Insane
H. J. Caldwell
Earl Park
BIG Methodist
Druids
Sid Conger Bewails
Fate
Festival Chorus
Lafayette Y. M. C. A
Indi
Ana G. A. R. and
Derson, Ind
Nsylvania Lines
French Lick
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Lima
St. Marys
Celina
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Muncie
Portland
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Wayne
Pioneer Brass Works
Penn. St
Schuller’s Wine House
North Meridian
Capital Razor and Supplies
J. E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Janes
Surrey
Techenten
Freiberg
Geo. W. Keyser
Fort Wayne Avenue
New
Kruse & Dewenter
Columbian Relief Fund
Stevenson Bridg
Dianapolis
Amen
H. Karstad
Walsis
Coburn Coal Company
Stevenson
Bertie Sromecoes
Cass Siew
P.J. Kelleher
Union
Claypool Hote
W. Wash, St
D. H. BALDWIN @& CO
Pennsylvania Street
Excelsior
I. H. Herrington
E. Market St
J. F. Spaunhurst
Stevenson Bidg
Stella V. Rogers
Optician
North Illinois St
Massachusetts Ave
Penn, St
Marcy's
Ouray
RB. H. Shaw
Mang's Decorative Dept
James H. Cordray, Virginis Lee
Messenger
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Waverley Electric
Atk
S. W. Elston
Ohio Street
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