Women elected to Indiana Trust Company board directors
At the annual stockholders meeting in Indiana, Albert Lieber Edward Hawkins Henry W Lawrence Henry Jameson Frederick Fatniey James Proctor O N Frenzel William F Piel Jr James F Failey Bement Lyman and J P Frenzel were named directors for the year. The board re-elected J P Frenzel as president Frederick Fairniley as vice president James F Falley as second vice president John A Butler as secretary and Henry Wetzel as treasurer. A semi annual dividend of 2 percent was declared and $5 added to the surplus fund to reach $125000.
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Indiana Trust Company
Albert Lieber
Edward Hawkins
Henry W. Lawrence
Henry Jameson
Frederick Fatniey
James Proctor
O. N. Frenzel
William F. Piel, Jr
James F. Failey
Bement Lyman
J. P Frenzel
J. Prp. Frenzel
Frederick Fairniley
James F. Falley
John A. Butler
Henry Wetzel
City and town elections yield local surprises in Indiana
Tuesday’s Indiana city and town elections produced notable local shifts. In Valparaiso Terry Willings won the marshal post on the Republican ticket by about 20 votes and the mayoral race went to the Democrat by 2 percent, prompting Republican leaders to credit local conditions for the results. In Crawfordsville Republicans swept all offices, illustrating local discontent with public improvements. observers see no broader political significance for the fall elections.
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Indiana
Valparaiso
Terry Willings
Indianapolis
Charles Breed
Marion
Crawfordsville
Gallantry and Politeness In crowded car debate
In Denison last night a balcony group discussed male courtesy on transit. A young matron and a dark-eyed girl argued whether men should rise for women, citing Zerelda Wallace and a Battery ride to illustrate politeness. A remark by a rider caused laughter and compliance.
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Denison
Zerelda Wallace
New York
Lea
Election of Officers for Physio Medical Association
Between fifty and sixty physicians attended the Denison session of the Physio Medical Association. Dr W A Spurgeon presented a paper on materia medica and discussion followed. Officers elected: President J O Morrison Anderson. Vice President D H Snake Indianapolis. Secretary Treasurer L A Duthie Indianapolis. Dr Fisher declined again after fourteen years. Dr D H Snake spoke on hygienic questions. The president's address noted strong support for Major Steele with Grant County solid for him.
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Physio-Medical Association
Denison
W. A. Spurgeon
State Board of Registration and Examination
J. O. Morrison
Anderson
D. H. Snake
Indianapolis
Social News Highlights From Martinsville and Nearby
Mrs E R Parry stays two weeks in Martinsville while Mrs James B Black returns from a brief visit there. Mrs T A Swain comes back from South Bend and Shelbyville. Mrs W C Garhart leaves for a Shelbyville visit. Owl Club plans first summer dance at Canoe Club tomorrow evening. Miss Rena Tucker returns home soon after studying in New York. Otis E Williamson party moves to Baltimore to reside. Thomas Harry and son return from California. Robert E Springsteen hosts a dance at Canoe Club Monday evening May 19. Theta Club meets with Dr Spink. Mrs John T Barnett to read on Mountaineer Life. Roberts Park Church Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs J A Miller’s. Braxton Baker hosts luncheon for Miss Edna Cornell of Saginaw. Miss Cornell to return home soon. Lydia and Julia Haines sail to Belgium with aunt Mrs Rapelye. Virginia Minor hosts informal gathering for Mrs Thaddeus Rhodecker and Mrs Walter Howard. Mrs James Mcintosh Jason entertains Miss Annie Blitz with a ping-pong afternoon. Bits, guest of honor at several gatherings, heads to Minneapolis today. Gracious hostess Mrs N A Gladding hosts a North Pennsylvania street reception as a number attend.
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E. R. Parry
Martinsville
James B. Black
T. A. Swain
South Bend
Shelbyvile
W. C. Garhart
Shelbyville
Owl Club
Canoe Club
J. C. Boyd
Omaha
Neb
Theta Club
Spink
East Market Street
John T. Barnett
Tennessee
Woman's Paren Missionary Society
Roberts Park Church
J. A. Miller
North
Pennsylvania Street
Braxton Baker
Edna Cornell
Saginaw
Mich
Mona Taggart
Cornell
Lydia
Julia Haines
New York
Rapelye
Belgium
Virginia Minor
Thaddeus Rhodecker
Caro Une Minor
Walter Preston Howard
Owensboro, Ky
John C. Shoemaker
James Mcintosh Jason
Annie Blitz
Bits
Minneapolis
N. A. Gladding
Ivania Street
Richard Mansfield Plans Retirement From Acting Soon
Richard Mansfield announces he will retire in three years and perform five weeks yearly in New York Boston and Chicago to devote time to writing lecturing and developing nascent playwrights He cites heavy personal sacrifice and limited financial reward in acting and says he will seek pleasure and broader work in dramatic art through collaborations and teaching The Holden Comedy Company presents Camille at Park Theater and English's features May Irwin The Widow Jones and Clyde Fitch The Climbers this week
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Richard Mansfield
New York
Boston
Chicago
Erica
The
Holden Comedy Company
Camille
the Park Theater
May Irwin
Widow Jones
Clyde Fitch
Murder charge against Chin Hee investigated by detectives
Gerber awoke to arrest, denies involvement in the Sunday murder. Detectives say they hold additional circumstantial evidence linking Chin Hee to the crime, though details are not yet disclosed. The case centers on the ex employee of Doc Lung as suspicion concentrates on him.
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Gerber
Chin Hee
Doc Lung
City News Notes From Indianapolis Suburbs And Schools
School No. twenty third street and Park avenue pupils plan an entertainment tomorrow evening featuring The Merchant of Venice with vocal and instrumental music aided by outside talent. Louis Howard eight is injured after a fall from a gas wagon to city dispensary care. Turnkey Lowe brings him home to 704 Bates street. Irvington teachers face dismissal at term end with Miss Price the lone retained, Kendall away, Moores cites annexation policy consistency. Mercedes Social Club hosts second annual reception and dance at Masonic Hall with Anna Garrity and many directors assisting. A J Mears moves to incorporate an ice company to supply city merchants at cost, plant planned near 110,000 cost with a three member committee including two grocers and a saloon keeper. Knights of Fidelity will hear joint committee report tomorrow afternoon.
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Twenty-third Street
Park Avenue
Louis Howard
Indiana Gas Company
Turnkey Lowe
Young Howard
Bates Street
Irvington
Miss Price
Kendall
Moores
Indianapolis
Mercedes Social Club
St. John’s Church
Masonic Hall
Anna Garrity
Julia Garvey
Katherine Crehan
Winifred Consandine
Frances Ronan
Abbie Lyons
Mary MecNelis
Honora Rice
Katherine Griffin
Agatha Cissel
Mabel Geory
Mary Flaherty
Anna Griffin
Mary Griffin
Mamie Logan
Anna Splan
A. J. Mears
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
Pittsburg
Meare
Knights of Fidelity
Diamonds and plain rings drive January jewelry sales
J. P. Mullally, a jeweler at 29 Monument Place, notes a high volume of couples this month buying diamonds and plain rings, indicating strong January wedding demand and a bustling jewelry business.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Missing girl Sadie Jordan hid books for weeks then vanished
Sadie Jordan a fourteen year old girl from 1117 Maple street has been missing since Tuesday. Neighbors and teachers report she attended school only irregularly while claiming a sick mother. Police search follows sightings and a shed hideaway holding her books is uncovered.
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Sadie Jordan
Charles C. Jordan
Maple Street
Sadie
Gibson styles sweep children with Gibson look resurging
May Manton notes Gibson costumes gain popularity as season advances. The pale blue pique outfit with black and white braid, white kid belt, and versatile belt options suits both girls and boys. Besides piques, mercerized duck and various velors are in vogue, with the coat fitted by shoulder and under-arm seams and plaited sections added over the foundation.
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May Manton
Gibson
How to Cut a Childs Coat Pattern 4129 for Girls
The guide details stitching, sleeve style, collar, and front closure for a child’s coat. It lists fabric widths and yardage for sizes 4 to 12 years. Pattern 4129 is available with a coupon to The Journal Indianapolis, including payment and return instructions.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Childs
Gibson
Henry Cooper Taken Into Custody After Threatening Incident
Sergeant Len Crane responds to a frantic call reporting a man with a revolver at 10244 North West Street. Henry Cooper, a drug house employee, is found inside and subdued after a staged ruse by patrolmen Simon and Morgan. He is transported to the station.
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Len Crane
North West Street
Crane
Henry Cooper
Morgan
Simon
Inmate Cooper Demands News To Wife Before Booking
While being booked at the turnkey's desk, Cooper spoke rationally and identified a friend he had helped during prior trouble. He ordered the man to tell his wife his location, then threatened exposure over a debt. Cooper was once a patient at the Insane Hospital ten years ago. An insanity inquest will likely determine the seriousness of his current trouble.
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Cooper
Ed Ensley Arrest Brings Conflicting Claims
Bicycle patrolmen captured Ed Ensley described as well known to police. He allegedly punched his wife Grace on Washington street and Senate avenue after learning she was out with another man. Ensley denies striking her and says she was assaulted by her afternoon companion.
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Ed Ensley
Ensley
Grace
Washington Street
Senate Avenue
Tax relief act set for July 1 effective date
The repeal of special war revenue taxation takes effect July 1. The act affects bankers brokers pawnbrokers custom house brokers theaters circuses bowling alleys billiard rooms dealers in grains and securities cigar and tobacco makers Gearon petroleum and sugar operators. Fermented wine taxes reduced by one dollar per barrel.
John Bertel locked up for alleged hammer assault
John Bertel a shoemaker residing at 515 West McCarty Street was jailed last night on a charge of assault and battery. It is alleged he struck his wife with a hammer while under the influence of drink. Her injuries are not serious.
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John Bertel
McCarty Street
Hopkins Likely Named Senator as Dawes Faction Holds Back
Springfield May 7. Republicans inch toward Hopkins endorsement for United States senator at the state convention though Dawes managers deny a majority. Lorimer and Small discuss treasurer plans as Cook County politics influence decisions. Women delegates clash over university trustee candidate seating, pitting Laura Evans against Mary Carrier amid Ward politics chatter.
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Ill
Hopkins
United States
Mason
Dawes
Lorimer
Cook County
Cannon
Danville
Indorse Hopkins
Indorsing Mammar
Supreme Court
Busse
Cook
William Lorimer
Len Small
Laura B. Evans
Taylorville
Mary Turner Carrier
Jacksonville
G. Clinton Smith
Sarah K. Harwood
Decatur
Friends
Carriel
Submarine Boat Plans Theft Arrests in New York
George H. Peters and John Graham were arrested in New York on May 7. Peters is charged with stealing the original blueprints of the Holland submarine boat, and Graham with attempting to sell them. Peters, a former stenographer at Holland Torso Boat Company and Union Iron Works in San Francisco, allegedly took the drawings on April 18 and came to New York with Graham, placing ads to sell the prints before their arrest.
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New York
George H. Peters
John Graham
Peters
Holland
Graham
Holland Torso Boat Company
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Consolidated Companies
Who Was to Blame Ousted Money in Street Car Row
Mississippi Senator Money notified DC commissioners that he would not press charges against Hooper a truck foreman from the fire department who aided Conductor Shaner during a ten day old street car altercation. The cases against Ore Shaner and Hooper were nolle pressed in Police Court, but Hooper faces departmental trial which was postponed. The Capital Action Company said Shaner acted as a gentleman and should remain in service.
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Washington
Senator Money
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Hooper
Fire Department
Shaner
Ore Shaner
Nolle
Capital Action Company
Roosevelt Elected Honorary VP at Tract Society Meet
New York May 7 at the seventy seventh annual American Tract Society meeting President Roosevelt was named honorary vice president to replace the late McKinley. Gen O O Howard chaired, total printed tracts and periodicals reach 742,161,404 copies. 29 new foreign publications issued. foreign cash aid 5.08. Rand honored for fifty years as secretary of publication. Stevenson and Bitting elected to fill vacancies on the board.
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New York
The
American Tract Society
Roosevelt
McKinley
O. O. Howard
William H. Rand
J. Ross Stevenson
American Jersey Cattle Club Holds Annual Meeting in New York
The American Jersey Cattle Club met in New York on May 7. President Dowling read a year report showing 2,515 bulls and 23 cows, a total of 10,340 cattle registered. A resolution to fund a Jersey merit test at St. Louis was adopted with funds reduced to 1 dollar and committee power to adjust as needed. The treasurer's account reflected incomes and expenditures.
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New York
American Jersey Cattle Club
E. A. Dowling
Jersey
St. Louis
Tragic Maumee River Yacht Frolic Drowns Seven
Seven young people from the First Baptist Church Sunday class drowned when a naphtha launch capsized after being struck by the tug Arthur Woods on the Maumee River near Toledo. Only three survived, including Grace Lowe and Clara Marks. Survivors were rescued by the Great Lakes Tug fleet and taken to Toledo.
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Toledo
First Baptist Church
Maumee
Irwin Swayne
Bessie Leslee
Edna Lowe
William Fanner
Bessie Byscrum
Eulalie Rickard
Grace Haspin
Joseph Hepburn
Lake Erie
Mr. Hepburn
Clara Marks
Grace Lowe
Hepburn
Tronville
Marks
Arthur Marks
al Pitts
War and China No Change Warns New York Editor
Robert Little of North China News in Shanghai says southern China saw a revolution for loot, not dynasty. He notes most Chinese are unaware of the war with powers, taxes fund indemnity, and Tien-Tsin remains under foreign control. He cites limited literacy and a fragile sense of democracy amid foreigners’ governance.
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New York Times
Robert Little
North China News
Shanghai
Mr. Little
Far East
China
Europe
America
Peking
Tien-Tsin
Tien- Tsin
Japan
Yuan Shih Kai
James Mackaye
Railways at War Near Jellico Tennessee
In Jellico area between Louisville & Nashville and Southern Railroads the fight to control the Cumberland end of the mountains intensified. Chief Agent J Harlan brought 400 plus workers to build a roadbed one mile north toward The Nerrows as tension mounts over clashes along Clear Fork creek.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jellien
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
Cumberland
Cumberlands
la Follette
Jellicoe
Body recovered in river near Cairo totals sixty in disaster
Cairo Illinois May 1 A Pittsburg Kentucky victim Mia Patrick Burke Owensbarn body removed from the river a few miles above the city as the death toll rises to sixty with more expected.
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Cairo
Ill
Mia
Patrick Burke
Owensbarn
Pittsburg
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