Few machinists to quit Alfree engine works strike today
Machinists at the Alfree engine works will strike this morning seeking higher wages. Ten workers are employed there, seven members of the union. three nonmembers may not quit. The union foresees possible amicable wage adjustments with other city firms, while Chandler-Taylor and National Vehicle remain unsettled. The matter rests with management and the international Machinists' board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfree Engine Works
Chandler-Taylor
National Vehicle Company
Machinists
Chicago Printers Threaten Strike Over Apprentices
A Chicago Typographical Union No 14 committee gained council approval to strike if employers do not accept a compromise on apprentice ratios. The union seeks one apprentice per seven workers, while the Typothetae wants one per five, with the union offering one per ten. About 1,400 job printers in Chicago could be affected if the strike proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union No. 14
Chicago
International Typographical Union Council
Typothetae
War Council
Chicago Union
Corm “i
George W. Day
William J. Spires
Parles W. Withrow
Bramwood
Hugo Miller
Recruiting Station News Reenlistments and Transfers
Sergeant A C Herren of the Twenty Second Artillery visits the recruiting station before returning to Goldsmith Indiana where he will reenlist after two years in the Philippines and time in Oklahoma proving a claim. John H Mohrhusen from local service sails to Kentucky to join the Third with a transfer from Mounted to foot service as he applies for duties and related postings. The station notes strong demand for signal corps men and rapid promotions for telegraph operators amid ongoing enlistments and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Herren
Twenty- Second Artillery
Goldsmith
Ind
Herren
Philippine Islands
Oklahoma
Army
John H. Mohrhusen
Kentucky
Mounted
Foot Service
Usen
Lawton
Philippines
Signal Service
Signal Corps
Auto Run Against Rope Injures Charles Newby at Crown Hill
Charles Newby of 1501 Ashland Avenue, foreman at National Automobile Works, was injured at Crown Hill after his electric machine struck a rope strung to keep back the crowd. He reportedly sped off after turning the machine and collided with the rope, the rear of the vehicle crushed. he fell faint and was carried home by Hagerman and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newby
Ashland Avenue
Crown Hill
National Automobile Works
Newby
Hagerman
Central Life Insurance Seeks Agents in Corn Belt
The Espesicne Central Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis seeks experienced agents in the Corn Belt to promote life insurance sales. Earn commissions and desirable field opportunities by writing policies and contacting the American Central Life Insurance Company of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espesicne Central Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Corn Belt
American Central Life Insurance Company of
Indiana
Memorial Day Observed Under G A R Direction
Memorial day services at Crown Hill Greenlawn Holy Cross and other cemeteries drew about 20 000 at Crown Hill and 10 000 at smaller yards. Major William Warner of Kansas City spoke on Union victory Lincoln and McKinley with prayers by L W A Luckey. Flowers flags and evergreens honored Civil War dead as veterans and various groups marched in lines through the cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Jackson
Greenlawn
Crown Hill
Holy Cross
Grand Army
T. C. Clapp
Russell B. Harrison
R. M. Smock
Carey McPherson
W. M. Backus
John BE. Ward
R. 8. Foster
M. G. McLain
H. C. Megrew
Charles E. Wilson
Willam Warner
Kansas City
Charlies W. Fairbanks
General Smock
Warner
The
Union
McKinley
Major Warner
Lincoln
United States
French
British West Indies
Apostle Paul
Mar's Hill
Athens
Abraham Lince
South
North
General Sherman
Sherman
Dixie
Grant
Lee
Hamilton
Webster
Republic
William McKinley
Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Luzon
Peking
Nersea
Republic of Cuba
Orient
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Musikverein
America
L. W. A. Luckey
William 8. Pickerell
Newton M. Taylor
Indianapolis
Decoration Day Observed At Shortridge High School
At Shortridge High School Decoration day was observed with assemblies and programs across rooms. Principal warned against public displays if fights occurred at the state field meet, while Hufford urged attendance at Newby Oval and support for blue and white athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Assembly Hall
Hufford
Newby Oval
the Oval
Charles
Thomas
Lincoln
Irma Jean Oeher
Margaret Cook
Shaw
Frank Ketcham
Graves of Confederates Address by Louis Howland
Louis Howland delivered the principal address at Greenlawn graves of Union and Confederate soldiers decorated yesterday. He said brave men die for a cause show faith and that veterans from both sides deserve honor, declaring the nation’s memory rich and the old fighting spirit superb. M. Taylor also gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlawn
Louis Howland
Grand Army of the Republic
M. Taylor
Flowers on Monument Lawn by City Schoolchildren
City school children marched to the monument to place floral offerings. Grand Army officials collected flowers for Crown Hill graves. Young Lyman F Krieg and family paid tribute to Grandpa and Grandma Seneff. Other tributes honored John Gray of the Sixteenth Indiana Infantry and C T Sirt of Company H Ninth Indiana Infantry. Daughters of the Revolution decorated Crown Cemetery and Greenlawn graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Crown Hill
Lyman F. Krieg
South Fast Street
Grandpa Seneff
Grandma Seneff
John Gray
Sixteenth
Indiana Infantry
C. T. Sirt
Company H
Ninth Indiana
Cantata The Merry Milkmaids at Seventh Presbyterian Church
The Choral Union of the Seventh Presbyterian Church presents The Merry Milkmaids cantata next Wednesday for the church organ and music fund. Reserved seats on sale at Staley's drug store on Virginia avenue and McCarty street. Thirty three aerate compose the cast with Miss Lulu Fisher as queen and Miss Anna Schowe as fortune teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Staley’s Drug Store
Virginia Avenue
McCarty Street
Aerate
Lulu Fisher
Anna Schowe
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
Catarrh weakens tissues and disturbs organs. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a constitutional remedy. The ad claims radical, permanent cures of catarrh in nose, throat, stomach, and bowels and cites a testimonial from William Sherman of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
William Sherman
6Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
Notable Names in Local Fair Society Crowd
A readers list captures Miss Grace Matthews Dorothy Miss Lizzie Smith Margery Miss Gertrude Buchanan Juanita Miss Carrie Schmidt Ruth Miss Elizabeth Mallet Janet Charles Blair judge Charles Clary commodore George Peltier Farmer Jim Frank Childers Farmer Joe Ira Johnson doctor Carey Lee captain of farmers brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Matthews
Dorothy
Lizzie Smith
Margery
Gertrude Buchanan
Juanita
Carrie Schmidt
Ruth
Elizabeth Mallet
Janet
Charles Blair
Charles Clary
Commodore
George Peltier
Jim
Frank Childers
Joe
Ira Johnson
Carey Lee
Farmers’ Brigade
Trouble Among Italians on South East Street
Bicycle policemen Simon and Morgan responded to a disturbance among Italians on South East street. Carmen Galaton allegedly abused his wife, prompting a confrontation that escalated when a neighbor intervened, a rifle appeared, and Galaton fled as police fired two shots in the air. The man halted with arms raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon and
Morgan
South East Street
Carmen Galaton
Galaton
Simon
Indianapolis Baseball Trip to Louisville Madison by Special Train
Indianapolis plans special round trips to Louisville and Madison for baseball games. A Louisville special departs Indianapolis at 7 a.m. returning 7 p.m. Madison service leaves at 7:30 a.m. and returns at 6 p.m. Fares listed include 1.50 to Louisville and 1.25 to Madison with round trips reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvania Lines
Louisville
Madison
Indianapolis
4Th-Street
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Indianapolis Union Station
Terre Haute
Big Four Route To Saratoga Meetings Tour
Travel offer by Big Four for Saratoga N Y and return to attend American Academy of Medicine and American Medical Association meetings June 10 13 with tickets on sale June 5 6 8 9 good return until June 17 extendable to July 2 for 50 cents and ticket deposit by June 17. Also Boston return option to June 21 with extension to July 31 and details at Big Four ticket office Union Station Mass Ave. H M Bronson A G P A. Lake Erie & Western Railway offers Sandusky to Indianapolis return 1 50 with Saturday night June 7 departures 9 p m and berths chairs at 28 South Illinois street city office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Ticket Office
No. 1
East Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
Union Station
Massachuetts Avenue
Indianapolis
South Illinois Street
New Graduate Gifts Arrive in Sterling and Glass Goods
We add daily to our stock sterling and bronze items and rich cut glass. A new lot of Belts Wrist Bags and Novelties for the graduate has just arrived with pretty gifts priced from $1 upward.
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Sma
Madras
Gibson
B.D
Sayres Indrancs
Drs
Alfree
Sergeant Herren
Mehrhusen
Auto
Ite
Charlies Newby
William Warner
G. A. BR
Charleston
S. C
Theodore Roosevelt
UB English
Ernest Cohn
Donnan
Manual Training High School
Emmerich
Father Delaney
Holy Cross Cemetery
George H. Chapman Post
Knights of Father Mathew Boys’ Brigade
Meridian Street
James McCool
Patrick Kelleher
A. R. Seward
Seward
James Delaney
St. Joeens Catholic Church
Rather Delaney
Robert Walden
H. S
Monument
Annoual
Soldiers of the Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
Crown Cemetery
Churchman Avenue
Saratoga
N. Y
American Acad
Emy
American Medical
Association
Boston
Mass
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Sandusky
Michigan City
Sandalia
Tse
Greencastle
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
German Fire Insurance of
Delaware Street
Janes
C. Koehring & Bro
W. W. Dark & Co
New
East Market Street
Leo Lando
M42 N
Pennsylvania St
Adam
Norfolk
Bliss,swain &Co
Starr Piano Company
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Usiness University
Ee J. Heeb
Vorizas
Monument Place
Culver Naval Academy
Ssaval Academy
Culver Summer Naval School
Culver
Maxinkuckee
Waukesha
Wisconsin
J. C. Walker
Julius C Walkeron
C. W. Merkel Co
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Hartford Typewriter
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Indianapous
S’teinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
DE. C. L Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Speen
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