Indiana Theaters Firms Form New Companies
The Dickson and Talbott Company owners of the Grand and Park theaters in Indianapolis incorporated yesterday under Indiana law. The firm plans operations in Indiana and other states, promoting theater attractions with capital stock disclosed. Other new incorporations include A Rudd Lumber Company of Danville and Claud Hill Company of Sandborn, each listing capital and directors, with mentions of their business scopes and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson & Talbott Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
West Virginia
A. Dickson
Henry M. Frank M. Talbott
Fred C. Dick- Bertha Dickson
A. Rudd Lumber Company
Dan
General Lumber
Public Works Deliberates Water Rate Increase
The Board of Public Works weighs raising Brightwood water rates as current charges are insufficient to maintain and repair the plant. It serves a large number of residents, and officials consider using general funds for upkeep. Significant repairs are projected to require time and funds.
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Board of Public Works
Brightwood
Lightwood
Lecture and demonstrations highlight annual meeting events
President Weisinger will deliver his address this afternoon. Prof W P Hohenschuh of Iowa City will give a lecture and cadaver demonstration. Sessions end tomorrow. Tonight Frank Shellhouse will entertain with a stereopticon trip to Jerusalem and a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisinger
W. P. Hohenschuh
Iowa City
Frank Shellhouse
Jerusalem
A Man with Hoodoo Bones Caught on J I Tracks
Patrolman Dugan halted John Allencott of Beaver Falls Pa after noticing odd behavior south of South Street. At the switchhouse he was found with multiple coats clothes and four Bibles and two knives. He claimed to possess hoodoo bones from five animals and three birds to hoodoo anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan
South Street
John Allencott
Beaver Falls
Allencott
Turnkey Mathey
Trains for May 15 Soldiers Monument Dedication
Special evening trains leave Indianapolis for the city and surrounding areas to accommodate visitors for the soldiers' monument ceremony on May 15. Routes include Louisville Division to toe and Martinsville to Spencer and Indianapolis Division to Richmond with varied departure times and multiple station stops.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Toe
Unicon
Elkhart
Union City
Muncie
Terre Haute
Danville
Greencastle
Carbon Blut
Fontanet
Crawfordsville
Veedersburg
Covington
Seees
Lebanon
Fayette
Greensburg
New Castle
Lynn
Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
New York
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Ing
Merchants” Association Indian
Railroad
Brann
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
J. C. Sipe
North Meridian St
Ind
Incorporated
Wulschner’s
Rectors’ Association
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
E. 8. Davis
Alexandria
A. W. Weisinger
Mount Verron
Bookwalter
W. H. Hiss
Plainfield
Association
H. D. Tutewller
A. M. Hagsdale
Harry Culver
MecNeely
Wells and Sherr
Professor Klepper
J. Russell Powell
Josephine Edmunds
Harry Porter
the Burtons
Harry Murburger
M. F.eres
Reencastle
D. McCully
Idavi
Dexter Gardner
Vincennes
Revenue Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Post
Revenue-Cutter Service
The
United States
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Pennsylvania
Richmond
W. Richardson
Janes
Fat
America
Diamonds
H. Reed
West Washington Street
IANS
C. I. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
New
Brown
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Michigan City
Vandalia Line
Lawrenceburg
Way Stations
Sant
Kruse & Bewenter
East
Washington Street
W. W. Dark & Co
East Market Street
J. H. Herrington
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania St
A. Schiffling
Virginia Avenue
Techentin & Freiberg
Washington St
Monument
Julius Walk
Members Merchants’ Association
Usiness Universit
P. O
N. Penn
E. J. Heer
Bryant & Stratton
Ali
John W. Kern
Ulric Z. Wiley
A. M
Francis M. Ingler
E. J. Neeb
Treas
Indianapolis College OF Law
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Illinois Street
Pioneer Brass
WORKS
Yee
West
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Co
Lesee
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Journal Office
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