Dr Woodburn's Lecture At Girls' School On Hamiltonians
James Albert Woodburn head of American history at the University delivered a second lecture at the Girls' Classical School. He spoke on Hamiltonian Federalism and Jeffersonian Republicans, 1789 to 1796, noting state rights and policy contrasts. A large audience including alumnae attended and a third lecture is planned for next Monday at 2 o'clock.
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James Albert Woodburn
University
Dr. Woodburn
Woodburn
Genara
Methodist Ministers Association Considers Date Change
At Meridian Street Methodist Church meeting yesterday the Ministers Association discussed moving the next annual conference from fall week and appointed a committee to arrange details. Revs E B Rawls C E Edwards C C Edwards Smith and Joshua Stans presided. A resolution urged ministers to avoid dueling. Rev M B Hyde referenced the book Reconstruction in by Prof King of Oberlin.
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Methodist Minis- Association
Meridian Street M
Ing
E. B. Rawls
C. E
C. C. Edwards
Smith
Joshua Stans
M. B. Hyde
King
Ober
New Planes At 15 And Up At Wulchner's
Local ad notes new planes offered at prices starting around 15 dollars and rising, with Wulchner's department store promoting a selection for aviation enthusiasts and hobbyists.
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Wulchner’s
New Officers Elected at the Rescue Mission Board Meeting
Directors elected W H Elvin as president and T H Spann as vice president to lead for the coming year. The group aims to raise funds for a new permanent Rescue Mission building, noting current Pennsylvan ia and South streets quarters are inadequate. Bequests from William D. Jackson and Daniel P. Erwin will start the fund, with broader contributions hoped for.
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Pennsylvania
South Streets
William D. Jackson
Daniel P. Erwin
W. H. Elvin
T. H. Spann
W. H. Hubbard
W. V. Wheeler
H. H. Hanna
M. L. Haines
Morris Ross
W. H. Roll
J. M. Dalrymple
Wheeler
Indianapolis
George A. Taffe
Norman E. Jones
W. W. Kinley
First Lutheran Church
George W. Stubbs
A. D. Shaw
Marion County
C. 8. Grout
Indianapolis Charities
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M. E
Charred Body Found After Ice House Fire
A fire at five ice houses at Twenty-second street end left a charred man’s body found in the north ice house. Firemen quenched the blaze, the body was taken to the city morgue and later turned over to the County Undertaker for burial.
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Twenty-second Street
Weise
Sale items at Gall's extended by special request today
Items that have been on sale at Gall's for the past three weeks will continue today by special request. The store extends period for customers seeking continued discounts on popular goods.
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Gall's
Coliseum project eyed by Merchants Association at early meeting
The Merchants' Association plans to take up a coliseum scheme with central location as the favored site. Council members approve while business leaders push for downtown access and a large, long‑term hall. Key figures include Gavin of the Commercial Club and H P Wasson urging rapid organization for subscriptions and site research.
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Coliseum
Bliss
Festival Association
Sousa
Thomas
Merchants’ Association
H. P. Wasson
Commercial Club
Gavin
Technical Institute
Merchants
McGowan
McCullough
Brubaker urges large city coliseum in Indianapolis
Samuel H. Brubaker, the architect who designed the proposed museum and auditorium, argues for a sizable downtown coliseum in Indianapolis. He notes a $200,000 coliseum can host national conventions and large gatherings, while a $400,000 museum-auditorium would serve dual display and self-sustaining auditorium roles, both needing fireproof construction and ample seating.
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Samuel H. Brubaker
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Union Station
Coliseum for Indianapolis Feels Like a Forward Step
D R Mills highlights a civic dream for a lasting Indianapolis coliseum near the circle within four blocks, arguing a grand, durable design will lift culture and growth. He cites Des Moines’ example where a state fair board funded a 120 by 170 foot arena, illustrating how a larger structure could inspire widespread civic pride and utility.
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Indianapolis
D. R. Mills
Mills
Des Moines
State Fair Board
Fair Grounds
Indianapols
Hanna to Speak at Tomlinson Hall Thursday Night
Indiana Republican leaders prepare for Senator M A Hanna of Ohio to address a Thursday evening gathering at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis. He will be escorted by the Marion and Columbia clubs, hosted by Senator Charles W Fairbanks, with speeches from local senators and representatives. An hour long speech is expected, with seating for voters on the lower floor and balconies for ladies and club members.
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Negley
Crall
Eppert
Haldeman
Billingsley
Cooper
Sourbier
Wolfsiffer
Wheeler
Tomlinson Hall
Hugh J. McGowan
Senate Avenue
New Jersey Street
St. Clair Street
Kansas City
M. A. Hanna
Ohio
Indiana
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Marion
Columbia
Hanna
Ward
State Committee
Senator Anna
Spencer in the City Sees Bright District Outlook
J M Spencer Republican nominee for Congress in the Fourth district visited the city yesterday and voiced optimism about voter support. He noted friendly reception from young voters and anticipated cross party support from Democratic families, citing late nomination and limited canvassing time. He praised district leaders Brown Storms Posey and others, warned of local disaffection affecting turnout, and planned further appearances with a tour to Rising Sun Nashville and south state, before resuming trips.
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Joshua M. Spencer
Congress
Spencer
R. A. Brown
Daniel E. Storms
Frank B. Posey
Senator Fairbanks
Rising Sun
Fairbanks
Hanna
Nashville
Brown County
Payne Republican leader predicts big Illinois win and GOP gains
Hon. Sereno E. Payne, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, spoke in the city en route to Newport and upcoming Danville and Delphi speeches. He forecast the Illinois election result favoring Republicans by a historic majority and GOP gains in West Virginia as well as a likely Columbus or New York influence from the coal strike settlement. He urged caution on tariff revision, arguing prosperity argues against changes and noting potential Cuban reciprocity or treaty action amid party debate.
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Auburn
N. Y
Ways and Means Committee
House
City
Newport
Danville
Delphi
Republican State Committee
Illinois
West Virginia
United States
Payne
Coler
New York
Tenes
Iyne Sa
Overstreet urged for district seat amid election petitions
The district Republicans call for Overstreet’s return to Congress citing his strong record. Wm H H Rock of Greenfield was added to the ticket after a delayed nomination certificate. signatures were secured as a precaution. Attorney General W L Taylor travels to Lafayette to address laborers before arguing Indiana Manufacturing Co. tax case in Washington. Local officials seek updated Marion County voting precincts with contracts pending.
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Ublicans
Congress
Wm. H. H. Rock
Greenfield
Rock
Marion
Hancock
Marion County
William E. English
English
Europe
Elliott
Mr. English
Curfew Association Holds Twelfth Annual Meeting
The National Curfew Association held its 12th annual executive committee meeting at the YMCA with Col. Alexander Hogeland presiding. Rev. J. P. Masson led prayer, Pleasant Bond read minutes, and Hogeland delivered the president's annual report on movement growth and reforms to guide youth toward church service and home return.
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National Curfew Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Alexander Hogeland
J. P. Masson
Pleasant Bond
Col. Hogeland
United States
Hogeland
Jury rules for wife in gambling loss case
In Justice Smock's court Earl McIntosh was found owing his wife the sum of zero dollars after she sued him for losing her money in a gambling house. Fred Heier and Jerry Casey were named codefendants but no verdict was returned against them.
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Justice Smock
Earl McIntosh
Fred Heier
Jerry Casey
Riley friend Jap Miller visits city for Red Men convention
Mr Jap Miller, once a friend of poet James Whitcomb Riley, is in the city for a day or two for the Red Men's convention. Miller, now a Brooklyn store proprietor, formerly lived in Martinsville. Also notes assorted ads and travel rates for Big Four excursions, and local business prompts.
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Jap Miller
James Whitcomb Riley
Miller
Brooklyn
Morgan County
Mr. Riley
Martinsville
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