Holden Company Opens Camille at the Park Theater
The Holden Dramatic Company presented Camille at the Park Theater to a large audience yesterday. John A. Preston earned two curtain calls as Armand Duval, while Lulu May and Maude Holden delivered strong performances. The scene left of the Park supplied the entire stage stock, supporting Manager Fred C. Dickson’s claim of a large scenery stock. The program notes mention future shows including The Fool of St Arren and a transition to a film production.
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Camille
Holden Dramatic Company
Park Theater
Fred C. Dickson
Armand Duval
John A. Preston
Mise Lulu May
Amille
Maude Holden
Mme
Prudence
Mate Louise Stevens
Indianapolis
Nanine
Allie Opte
Seats Available For Those In Good Season
Persons having seats led away to be called for are admonished to secure them by noon today or they will be sold.
Successful Candidates For State Licenses Announced
The Indiana State Board of Education met to review license applications. Professional licenses cover eight years, Life State licenses issued to a smaller group, with college graduates facing a lighter exam. Names include Earle, Halitt, Hill, Johnson, Lovett, Markley, Meek, Nelson, Newman, Pratt, Reber, Shock, Smith, Thornburg, Tice, Trafter plus Baldt, Cato, Curtis, Hufford, Long, Tapy, Ayres, Coffin, Cushman, Long, Pratt, Stan ton. The board also approved a new course of study by Professor Jones and granted a commission to Charlestown High School.
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State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jones
John W. Earle
Wawaka
Noble County
Edwin 8. Halitt
Corydon
Harrison County
William A. Hill
Hammond
Lake County
Hugh E. Johnson
Oaklandon
Marion County
George A. Lovett
Hebron
Porter County
Florence Markley
Wabash
Wabash County
Tecumsen H. Meek
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Joseph M. Nelson
Santa Fe
Miami County
Otho L. Newman
Batesville
Ripley County
Orville C. Pratt
Danville
Hendricks County
John Reber
Joseph A. Shock
William H. Shock
Huntington
Huntington County
Jesse C. Smith
Advance
Boone County
Thomas
Thornburg
Monticello
White County
Richter
Tice
Middletown
Henry
Grant County
Cyrus W
Coffin
Carthage
Rush County
W. J. Cushman
Lyons
Greene County
George E. Long
Mulberry
Clinton County
Otis G. Stanton
Irvington
Marton County
Charlestown
Ind
W. G. Collings
Convention Attendance Reaches Historic High in Chicago
In Chicago the convention session discussed routine business after several papers were read. Attendance was described as the largest in the association’s history, with about 150 members.
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Chicago
Primaries Postponed Over Negley Redistricting
Republican primaries delayed after Negley redistricting ordinance stalled in City Council. No date set. likely second or third week of June. Final action awaits next council meeting. committee has not yet acted, Negley notes uncertainty.
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Negley
Close of Schools Today Across Marion County
All Marion county schools outside Indianapolis close today with Broad Ripple High School holding commencement tonight. Washington township graduates eight, with address by President Parsons. Other townships set dates in April and May. regular teachers exam tomorrow. truant officer James K. King resigns effective June due to pay.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Center Township
Broad Ripple
Lawrence Township
Decatur Township
Perry Township
Wayne Township
Franklin Township
Fike Township
Warren Township
Washington Township
Landis
Parsons
State Normal School
Cumberland
Decatur
Franklin
Wayne
James K. King
Albert Comstock Dead In Indianapolis
Albert 8. Comstock president of the Comstock & Coonse Company died at his residence 1622 North Meridian Street in Indianapolis from heart disease in his seventy first year. He was born November 19 180 near Cooperstown New York and lived in Utica before moving to Lafayette then Indianapolis. He led the firm through successive mergers and remained president until death. He leaves a widow and a nephew Frederick B. Comstock, all relatives in Utica. The funeral will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at his residence conducted by the Scottish Rite.
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Claarence
Chicago
J. T. Barnett
Hormé
J. H. Hyers
Savoy
Robert Drake
Orange
N. Ji
Stevenson
Morton Place
Conversation Club
John Stone
College Avenue
Krout
Crawfordsville
John T. Barnett
Ashland Avenue
Louise Garrard
David Carpenter Buntin
The
Delano
J. B. Raycroft
Elizabeth Butler
William C. Haueisen
North Meridian Street
Walter J. Goodall
North Alabama Street
Columbia Club
Helen Birch
Martha Carey
Male College
Ida Gray Scott
Scott
5. M. Hamilton
Josephine Jones
Nell Einert
Helen Smith
Joan Jewel
George
N. F. Dalton
Elizabeth Dalton
Louisa Fletcher
Linda Peckham
Utica
Daisy Douglas
Albany
Alice Adams
Esther Haughey
Lucy Eddy
Bay City
Mich
Natalie Dalton
Miss Dalton
Clarence Coffin
Esther Heugiay
Brown—Moler
Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
A. R. Brown
Grace Moler
Melissa Moler
North
Lebanon Street
Mr. Price
Presbyterian Church
Lochinvar Hall
H. T. Brown
Brown
Arthur Brown
Moler
Fred Molter
Frances Mahan
Zerelda Daily
Emma Brown
Cynthia Porter
May Matthews
Hattie Brown
Maud Buntin
Katherine Terhune
Bessie Hutchings
Ona Dodd
Walter Brown
C. M. Bonnell
Isadore Blehman
Guy Schultz
Moore-Losey
Westfield
W. H. Conklin
Violet Losey
Indianapolis
George T. Moore
G. H. Redding
Methodist Church
H. A. Keener
Columbus
Neva Cook
Wilna Cook
Jenry C. Durbin
Anderson
A. Smith
Anna, Pyle
George W. Miller
Ethel and
Lucella Dickinson
Ida Duff
Helen Barnise
Charles H. Bixby
Mary Alice Fenton
Janet Martin
Agnes W. Roberts
Mary Elizabeth Hale
Catherine BR. Dewey
William EB. Lewis
Frank Simmons
W. B
Ottumwa
Rose
Albert
Comstock
Comstock & Coonse Company
Meridian Street
Mr. Comstock
Cooperstown
N. Y
Frederick B. Comstock
James
Duncan
Arizona
Whitsett
Mystic Lodge of Masons
Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Ambia
Hiram Kees
New York Street
Virginia
Indiana
Grand Lodge Adjourns After Long Indiana Meeting
The Indiana Grand Lodge I O F closed a two day session with 1100 attendees, the largest spring meeting in years. Officers were nominated for fall vote, including Grand Master George P Bornwas and Grand Secretary W H Leedy, with a Physio Medical convention in Plymouth Church adjournment recorded.
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Indiana Grand Lodge
Fred Kimbley
Grand Lodge
Scott Cage
Scott
Richmond
Ohio Grand Liege
Indiana
George P. Bornwasser
New Albany
E. E. Prior
Martinsville
D. M. Bell
Dunkirk
KE. W. Swarthout
Aurora
Curtis Marshall
Madison
Edwin Farrer
Rushville
C. W. Gloeesbrenner
Jeffersonville
H. E. Jones
East
State official clears air over Woman's Prison fire escape report
State Factory Inspector McAbee rejects claims that he or Deputy Spees criticized Woman's Prison management. He says no report or recommendations were made to Miss Keely or the board. An afternoon paper published a sketch of Spees's unfinished report, which McAbee says was for his files and not finished. He notes the article drew on last fall's governor report and denies suggesting a night female patrol with keys.
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McAbee
Spees
Woman's Prison
Miss Keely
Mr. McAbee
Uison
Keely
Alumni Association Forms at State University Gathering
Alumni of the State University in the city met at the Grand Hotel and formed a local alumni association with J. W. Fesler as president and F. M. Ogg as secretary. An executive committee includes Miss Margaret Todd Albert Rabb and Frank L. Jones. A committee led by W. E. Henry will promote the effort to build a women’s building on campus.
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State University
Grand Hotel
Jocal
J. W. Fesler
F. M. Ogg
Margaret Todd
Albert Rabb
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank L. Jones
The
Judge Jordan
Supreme Court
Allen Maxwell
Swain
W. E. Henry
Canal project eyed for Fairview Aquarama ride
The street-railroad firm pushes to win an Aquarama water railway at Fairview Park. If secured, workers will build a canal for rapid boat rides through scenic scenery powered by a large water wheel. Secretary Milholland fears missing the prospect and calls it a sure winner in Indianapolis.
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Fairview Park
Fairview
Milholland
Indianapolis
Arrests Made In Petit Larceny Case Involving 335 South Capitol and 318 Chesapeake
Detectives Dugan and Gerber arrested Harry Nolan, a saloon keeper at 335 South Capitol avenue, and Mabel Johnson, resort keeper at 318 Chesapeake street, on petit larceny charges. A man named John Reyse accused them of taking $12 after entering the resort and sleeping there. Both suspects deny the allegations and blame the other.
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Harry Nolan
South Capitol Avenue
Mabel Johnson
Chesapeake Street
Dugan
Gerber
John Reyse
Enlistment of a Dog Naval Recruit in Indy
A dog enlistment occurs at the U S naval recruiting station in the Ingalls block as Rookie Vermont, a one-year-old cur from Indianapolis, is accepted as a mascot recruit. Thirteen men pass the exam the same day, while one applicant is rejected for color blindness.
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United States Naval Recruiting Office
Ingalls Block
Uncle Sam
Fannie
Vermont
Charles Carlisle
Indianapolis
China
C. H. Casey
New York
Buffalo
Orient
C. E. Murphy
R. E. Ingle
Cc. T. Hepp
C. H. Burgess
Ray Deering
H. L. Stone
E. J. Dersch
George Haines
F. A. Bee
Husband and Wife Plead Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
Elmer Huddleston and Ida Huddleston pleaded guilty after earlier not guilty pleas to using the mail for a fraudulent purpose. They had been jailed in Marion county four months with the judge lenient, giving 90 days to him and 30 to her. Huddleston wrote to his Texas uncle about selling his sister Mrs Kauffman’s estate interest, leading to a deed signed by Ida before a notary.
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Elmer Huddleston
Ida Huddleston
Marion County
Confirmation Ceremonies Begin At Temple On Delaware Street
The first of the commemorative ceremonies for Moses receiving the Ten Commandments was held last night at the Temple at Delaware and Tenth. The Jewish congregation filled the house as Rabbi Messing spoke with evident interest. A confirmation program is planned for today with a listed class including Harriet Baum Ella Efroymson Bessie Joseph Gertrude Kahn Sadie Newman Albert L Frankel Morris A Lichtenstetter and Frank Werthan.
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Moses
Mt. Sinai
Temple
Delaware and
Tenth Streets
Rabbi Messing
Arriet Baum
Ella Efroymson
Bessie Joseph
Gertrude Kahn
Sadie Newman
County Treasurer Warns of 10 Percent Tax Penalty
County Treasurer Koehne closes spring tax books and reminds delinquents that a 10 percent penalty will be added. He notes complaints from taxpayers about past extensions but says collections will proceed vigorously now.
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Koehne
Peecereey
Parole Petition Signed For Councilman Higgins
The parole petition for Councilman John M. Higgins, imprisoned for soliciting a bribe, is signed by D. M. Parry, president of Parry Manufacturing, and by witness Charles W. Osgood. Supporters say Higgins has been punished. his Supreme Court appeal awaits ruling.
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John M. Higgins
D. M
Parry Manufacturing Company
Higgins
Parry
Charles W. Osgood
South Meridian Street
Supreme Court
Wood medical law tampering claim revived by discovery
The report that the Wood medical law, passed by the late Legislature, was tampered with before signing by the governor was revived yesterday after the discovery that Dr. T. A. Bland of the area was involved.
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Wood
T. A. Bland
Morton Club fifth anniversary attracts prominent Republicans
city notes list speakers for the Morton Club anniversary on Shelby street June 2. other items include marriage license granted to Cris Anderson to wed Mrs Lulu Rainier of Portland and bankruptcy petition by David M Carson of Monticello with debts listed at 5200 and no assets.
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Morton Club
Shelby Street
Cris Anderson
Hotel English
Lulu Rainier
Portland
David M. Carson
Monticello
City Board of Health
William Kennedy
West
Ohio Street
Joseph C. Schaf
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Es Parsonal Brewers
Meridian Street
McAbee
James H. Roberts
South Bend
Statehouse
Krietenstein
Indiana
Sons of Veterans
Muncie
Helen M. Place
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Paul White
White Steam Wagon Company
Europe
Fifteenth Street
Big Four Railroad
Harry D. Tutewller
State Board of Embalmers
White River
O. R. Wall
L. A. Coleman
St. Paul
Central Union Telephone Company
Terre Haute
First Presbyterian Church
Sixteenth
Delaware Streets
H. W. Foltz
Clarence Martindale
Ernest Darenstadt
Bates House
Germany
Darenstadt
America
Army Emergency Ration in Leslie's Weekly Details
F 8 Bartle describes a board ration lacking tobacco and tobacco is avoided. The six and a quarter inch oval tin holds about twenty ounces. The aim is maximal tissue-building material and fat derived from body stores. Diet targets 24% protein 45% fat 21% carbohydrates with beef powder and parched wheat as staples. Salt and red pepper are included. coffee is considered as a potential stimulant but uncertain.
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Bartle
Leslie
Newco
Arizona
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Joseph Murray
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Broad Ripple High School
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the State University
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Jewish Temple
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Memphis
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Cluett
Mobile
de Dion-Bouton
Automobile & Bicycle
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H. T. Condo Implement Co
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