New Haven Educator Named Assistant by Indianapolis Schools
Superintendent C N Kendall announces Franklin S Hoyt of New Haven Conn will join Indianapolis public schools as an assistant focused mainly on grades five through eight. Hoyt, about thirty, a Boston University graduate, previously led New Milford Conn schools and served at the Connecticut State Normal School in New Haven. He leaves the New Haven supervisor’s office for the new post amid salary discussions. Kendall did not confirm final terms for the vacancy created by Miss Place’s resignation.
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C. N. Kendall
Indianapolis Public Schools
Franklin S. Hoyt
New Haven
Conn
New England
Boston University
New Milford
Connecticut State Normal School
Hoyt
Kendall
Miss Place
Unique Midway Planned by Woodruff Kindergarten Section
The Woodruff Place women of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society held a meeting to finalize plans for a June 2 entertainment in Woodruff Place. A Pan American Exposition style midway will feature lanterns, sales, and a small admission fee, with gates closing at dusk.
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Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Cool Spell Persists For A Few Days In May
The Weather Bureau reports that cool conditions will continue for two or three days. Friday’s low reached 70 degrees, with 47 yesterday a 23 degree drop. At noon the thermometer stood at 61 and rose one degree in the afternoon, then fell to 5 by 7 p.m. Frost danger is unlikely though possible. the cool spell is late for May and similar drops are noted in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Annual Meeting of Indiana Fire Insurance Agents Opens
Indiana fire insurance agents from across the state gather in Indianapolis for the annual Indiana Association session at the Commercial Club rooms starting at 10 o clock Tuesday. Notable speakers include Aaron M Well Evans Dr H C Martin editor Rough Ottex John P Hubble Chicago George Duke Kokomo John M Spann J J Appel Indianapolis and other premier insurance men.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Association
Commercial Club Rooms
Aaron M. Well
Evans
H. C. Martin
Rough ‘Otex
John P. Hubble
Chicago
George Duke
Kokomo
John M. Spann
J. J. Appel
Ency
Superintendent Quigley heads to New York for vacation and police chiefs meet
Superintendent Quigley departed for New York for a ten day vacation granted by the Board of Safety. While there, he will attend the annual convention of the National Association of Chiefs of Police of the United States and Canada.
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Quigley
New York
Board of Safety
National Association of Chiefs of Police
United States
Canada
Winter Wheat Millers League Elects Officers At Grand Hotel
The Winter Wheat Millers League met at the Grand Hotel for its annual convention. President M H Davis of Shelby Ohio opened sessions with reports and nominations. Discussions covered short weight flour and a push to sell winter wheat flour, plus amendments to interstate commerce law. A key resolution urged standard weights for cereal products and stamping of exact weights. Officers named include Davis Shelby Ohio president, Taylor Iowa vice president, Blish Seymour Indiana second vice president, Perry Indianapolis secretary, Morrison Lexington Kentucky treasurer. An investigating committee on transport rates was appointed, with Stanard and Evans among members, and next meeting venue to be selected, likely in Michigan.
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Winter Wheat Millers’ League
Central States
Grand Hotel
M. H. Davis
Shelby, O
E. O. Stanard
St. Louis
United States
Stanard
League
Congress
OWS
Shelby
T. A. Taylor
Toio
Blish
Seymour
Ind
E. E. Perry
Indianapolis
J. W. Morrison
Lexington
David Scott
Detroit
Edgar H. Evans
John L. Logan
Shelbyville
T. Ballard
Louisville
C. L. Cutter
Toledo
E. P. Bronson
Nashville
Tenn
BE. H. Evans
Michigan
Outings for Children by Streetcar Company Planned in June
Indianapolis officials announce a city wide series of all day picnics at Fairview Park for poor orphans. The program offers free transport and all activities free of charge with no denominational distinctions. Local volunteers may supply refreshments and entertainment to enhance the outings.
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Street Railroad Company
Fairview Park
Fairview
Indianapolis
Boy Thieves Caught After Chase at Tracks and Streets
Seven boys loafing near L. E. & W. tracks and East Thirteenth Street were chased when police approached. Five were captured after shots were fired. They carried gum, tobacco, cigars, and coins. gave several local addresses and admitted thefts in Noblesville and near Atlas Engine Works. Cases continued to next Wednesday.
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East Thirteenth Street
Lowe
Miller
Hoffbauer
Dolby
Ross
Crabtree
Charles Richardson
Windsor Street
Frank Gray
Malott Avenue
Fred Majors
Pratt Street
Lloyd Wagner
Malott
Atlas Engine Works
Sheldon Street
Direct Line Delayed Route Change to Broad Ripple
The Broad Ripple route cut off by Pennsylvania street will not be completed until tomorrow. Cars will run to Broad Ripple today by the usual route. The time savings come mainly from fewer curves rather than shorter distance.
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Broad Ripple
Pennsylvania Street
Rail and excursion notices from Indianapolis rail lines
Train and excursion details list fares and schedules for routes via Monon and Indianapolis divisions, with round trip rates of one and one third fare to various radii. Notices cover May 29 to May 31 return limits, Sunday trains, and corrections. plus an excursion to Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition and a Cincinnati trip. Also promotions for German Fire Insurance and investment sales by local agents and Brockway Eppert shoe giveaway.
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W. W. Richardson
Buffalo
Knickerbocker
Southwestern Limited
NEW York
Boston Limited
Indianapolis
New Yo
Boston
Warren J. Lynch
H. M. Bronson
Indianapolis Ads and Services From a City Page
A collage of local ads promotes Persian Catarrh and Pile Cure with a mail order offer from Persian Mfg Co Indianapolis. Also features sewing machines repairs light running machines New Home 126 Indiana avenue and other trades like harness horse furnishings and veterinary services with mix of addresses and prices.
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Persian Mfg, CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Remembrance for So and So Graduation Gift
A local jewelry store promotes remembrance items for graduates. It highlights superior assortments of new jewelry designs, belts, hat pins and related accessories. The ad invites inspection and correspondence to assist in choosing a suitable graduation remembrance.
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Golf
Danbury Hat Co
East
Washington St
We Cc
Ronesda
North Meridian St
Wasmisuius
MR. Kendall
S. Hoyt
Woodruff
State Association
Wulechner
Street-Car Company
Daniap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Monon
Terre Haute
NIA Lines
Apolis
Vincennes
Columbus
Spede Raen
Madison
Martinsville
Spencer and Way
Vincennes and Way
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
Cartersburg Mineral Springs
Vandalia
Vandalia Oe
W. W. Richaon
D. P
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Texas Oil
Texas Oil and Land Company
Beaumont
Texas
Comeny
Moeller & Davidson
Lombard Bidg
Brockway & Eppert’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Brockway & Beppert
First Square
Vail
William Hagerhorst
Sonfield
Niagara
Havana
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
Techentin & Presberg
Hayes Bros
Indiana Avenue
Dr. Harper
West Eleventh
Hoosier Printing Co
West Washington
Eine Ay
Poanacest
F. M. Rot
W. BR. Craig
Murller
RINK
Willig’s Cash Furniture
Washington Street
Martens
Homer W. Place
Wulschner’s
N. Penn. St
Carlin & Lennox
East Market St
Kelley Springfield
D. B. Sullivan
South Capital Avenue
Ice
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Atta Tines
Narissay
Arto
Furniture Acts
Sander & Becker
C.aneshaensel & Co
Ohio Street
la Valliere Chains
C.l.rost
N. Ilinsis Street
Bates House
Rter Publishing CO
Fitzgerald Building
Sunday Journal
Alabama St
The
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
Rien
Bliss
Sway YO
Dianapolis
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Merchants’ Association
North
Pennsylvania St
W. P. Deppe
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
UNION
Frederick Post
Way Points
Arthur
Louis G. Deschler
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