Eleventh Annual Indiana Library Association Meeting
The eleventh annual Indiana Library Association meeting at the Statehouse concluded. Officers elected: President Miss Eva Fitzgerald Exkomo. vice president Miss Belle S Hanna Greencastle. secretary Miss Bertha Poindexter Jeffersonville. treasurer Miss Tutt South Bend. A $5 donation from Art Metal Construction Co James Town N Y aided expenses. Majority report favored broadening access to every library, a change sparking debate over city library influence. no action due to lack of notice. Morning papers included Arthur Cunningham on Reference Work with Books and T F Fitzgibbon on Superintendent relations to the Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Library Association
Statehouse
Eva Fitzgerald
Exkomo
Belle S. Hanna Greencastle
Bertha Poindexter
Jeffersonville
Tutt
South Bend
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Committee On Constitution
Association
Arthur Cunningham
State
Re Ee
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Columbus
E. Henry
State Library
Weather Prophet Promises Warmer Day In Indianapolis
A weather prophet named Blythe forecasts warmer weather for today after two days of cold conditions in Indianapolis. Yesterday the city endured a heavy chill with the Weather Bureau reporting low temperatures. Blythe predicted temperatures may approach 70 degrees as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viety
Indianapolis
Mr. Blythe
Mew planes at 26 and up at Wulchner's
Aircraft pricing or stock listing shows models priced at 26 and higher offered at Wulchner's store. Details indicate a focus on aviation items or scaled aircraft components available for purchase with prices in the specified range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulchner
Consolidation of Commercial Club and Board of Trade
Committees from the Commercial Club and Board of Trade met at Holtzman’s office and endorsed uniting into a chamber of commerce. Holtzman and Chambers will study legal obstacles, with final reports due in a few days. Coliseum project tied to the merger, funding planned with a $150,000 to $175,000 asset base and $250,000 capital stock.
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Commercial Club
Board of Trade
John W. Holtzman
Chamber of Commerce
Smiley N. Chambers
Coliseum
New Chamber of Commerce
The
Stock Exchange
Coal Exchange
Contractors’ Exchange
Merchants’ Association
Commercial Cly
Coliseum Circuit to Link Cities for Major Exhibits
Indianapolis and Louisville may join to form a coliseum circuit with Chicago and Kansas City possibly included. Louisville plans a coliseum and backers hope to coordinate annual horse shows and large exhibitions with Indianapolis. The arrangement would use proximity of dates and rail access to attract national conventions, sales exhibits, and manufacturers' displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Kansas City
Louisville Horse Show Association
Anti-Saloon League To Seek Signatures Across Six Wards
The Anti-Saloon League will vigorously pursue blanket remonstrances in the First through Ninth wards to close about ninety nine saloons. Rally meetings in ward churches will urge signatures with speakers and ministers, including events at Seventh Presbyterian in Ninth ward and Mayflower Congregational soon. Local residents will press neighbors to sign as Irvington and Tuxedo may join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-saloon League
Ninth Ward
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Mayflower Congregational Church
Third Ward
Irvington
Tuxedo
League
Telegraph Instrument at Police Station Speeds Messages
Detectives operate with a telegraph instrument at the police station, making the station a sub unit. Charles McIntire, detectives’ clerk and former officer, is in charge of the instrument. Superintendent Taffe said the device saves time by avoiding telegrams to distant offices when crimes occur and criminals flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McIntire
O Tor
Perintendent Taffe
Reception for ministers at Central Avenue Church
The Epworth League hosted a reception for Methodist ministers of the Indianapolis district last night at the Central Avenue M E Church. A preliminary meeting preceded a social hour with prayers, Scripture, and a welcome by Rev. G S Henninger.
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Indianapolis
Central-avenue
M. E
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Epworth League
G. S. Henninger
Methodist Ministers’ Association
E. B. Rawls
Henninger
Robb Zaring
Threshing Manufacturers Meet in Indiana for National Conference
About one hundred members of the National Association of Threshing Manufacturers and Jobbers gather in Indianapolis hosted by the Indiana Manufacturing Company for the third annual convention. Discussions cover shipping methods and market woes while social activities and a theater outing accompany the informal sessions. Officers to be elected today. dinner last night featured a gift presentation to D B Clarke of Madison.
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National Association of Threshing Manufacturers
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Association
United States
Canada
Howard Campbell
Richmond
Ind
B. T. Skinner
Battle Creek
Mich
Messrs
A. A. McKain
J. K. Sha
C. E
Thomas W. Ross
Opera
Officers elected by Woman's Home Missionary Society delegates
Delegates at Meridian street M E Church concluded two days of sessions by electing officers led by President Mrs W T Brown. Other officers include vice presidents Mrs M B Hyde and Mrs T J Brooks, recording secretary Mrs C E Wesley, corresponding secretary Mrs A V Adams, treasurer Mrs F T Hadley, and other posts. The group will meet next year at First M E Church Shelbyville.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Meridian-street
M. E. Church
W. T. Brown
M. B. Hyde
T. J. Brooks
Bedford
A. E. Hartman
Columbus
C. E. Wesley
A. V. P. Adams
Shelbyville
E. P. Brown
F. T. Hadley
Mooresville
Young People's Work
Gilbert Brown
Levina Sterry
Reading Circle
Killey
Methodist Hospital
Rose
Coleman
Indianapolis
Behymer
Irvington
Deleire
Chattanooga
Young People’s Society
Wilverman
Greensburg
M. E
City would give Tomlinson Hall to labor union reception
The city would donate the use of Tomlinson Hall to the Central Labor Union reception committee if the date for the event does not conflict with already booked rental periods, announced by Controller Bruenig yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
Central Labor Union
Bruenig
Blind beggar and barroom frequenter ordered from town
John Matson and William O'Brien appeared in Police Court yesterday. Judge Stubbs ordered Matson to leave town and proposed sending O'Brien to the workhouse. Matson offered to have his friend accompany him, and the judge also ordered both men out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matson
William O'Brien
Stubbs
Matson
O'Brien
Cathedral planned for Fourteenth Street site in Indianapolis
Work on a new Catholic Cathedral at Fourteenth and Meridian is expected to start next spring. The church will stand on the open space south of Bishop Chatard's residence, be a handsome structure, and cost about 250000 dollars. A diocese wide collection will be taken up November 9 for the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholicc
Fourteenth and
Meridian Streets
Deputy arrests wing for violation at home visit
Deputy John W. Newhouse arrested Red Fletcher at 80 South West Street on a violation of the state law. With a Justice Smock badge, a seine and a cast net were taken from Fletcher’s home, and the incident occurred yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Newhouse
Red” Fletcher
South West Street
Newhouse
Justice Smock
Fletcher
Controversy at Central Association Meeting Over Gilchrist Sermon
The Central Association of Congregational Churches in Spruce and Pleasant streets faced a heated closure after Rev. H. H. Gilchrist of West Terre Haute was called to order by moderator Rev. Oscar C. Helming for remarks deemed insulting. Supporters and critics clash over whether the sermon reflected reactionary views or modern worship, with Rev. H. C. Meserve defending moderation and education in ministry.
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Central Association of Congregational Churches
Trinity Congregational Church
Spruce and
Pleasant Streets
Association
H. H. Gilchrist
West Terre Haute
Oscar C. Helming
North Congregational Church
Gilchrist
Helming
Mr. Gilchrist
Secretary McMillan
Congregational Sunday-school Publishing Company
McMillan
J. Perry Ratzell
Congregational Church
Levi White
Terre Haute
Central Association
Meserve
Harry C. Meserve
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Meserve
Tional
Two Works by Edgar Mr Ciey in Twilight Concert
The program includes At Twilight and Tete Levee by Edgar Mr Ciey. Estelle Gause will accompany Miss Wheeler as the accompanist for the concerto portion.
Contemporary Club hears lecture on King Lear by Henry A Clapp
The Contemporary Club met at the Propylaeum for a talk by Henry Austin Clapp of Boston on King Lear. Clapp, a noted dramatic critic, offered a sympathetic analysis of Lear and the Elizabethan drama, followed by an engaging discussion. The club plans another meeting in December with no speaker yet chosen.
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Henry Austin Clapp
Propylaeum
Boston
Clapp
Shakspeare
Manual Training High School Ends Relations With Franklin College
The MT8 athletic association endorses a resolution to sever all relations with Franklin College after a disputed football game. The move follows repeated perceived discourtesy toward MT8 teams in baseball and football. Also tomorrow Shortridge High School plans a meeting to elect a prophet, poet and historian with candidates Frankwood Williams and Blanchard McKee among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Athletic Association
McComb
M. T. H. 8. Athletic Association
Manual Training School
Shortridge High School
Frankwood Williams
Blanchard McKee
Brainerd Rorison Returns to Indianapolis for Winter
Brainerd Rorison, once a prominent city resident, has come back to Indianapolis to stay through the winter. He will be joined later by his family. Rorison left Indianapolis twelve years ago for Fort Wayne, later moving to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Rorison
Indianapolis
Mr. Rorison
Fort Wayne
New York
New York Limited Train Through Pittsburgh to New York
Arrang from Indianapolis Just Completed the New York Limited on the Pennsylvania short lines becomes an independent train from St. Louis and Indianapolis. It includes library, smoking, dining, sleeping and observation cars and runs as a solid train through to Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York when needed. An independent sleeping car starts from Indianapolis and goes to New York leaving daily at 7 15 p m. Three through sleeping and dining trains operate daily to New York Indianapolis at 8 10 a m 3 05 p m and 7 15 p m. For details contact W W Richardson passenger agent Indianapolis Ind.
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New York Limited
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Inianapole
Indianapolis Union Station
Seainndianapolis
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Indianapolis to Dayton Three first class trains daily
Leave Indianapolis at 8 10 a m. Arrive Dayton. No change of cars. For tickets and full information call at 48 West Washington street or Union station. W W Richardson District Passenger Agent.
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Indianapolis
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Cincinnati and Return $1.25 Special Fast Train
Advertisement notes a $1.25 Cincinnati round trip via C., H. & D. leaving 7:15 a m and returning 6:20 p m on Sunday Nov 2 with stops at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Also lists merchants and products including oats pancakes hay and harness gear with various prices and vendors in Indianapolis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Recital by Edward Taylor at the German House Tonight
Edward Taylor presents a recital at the German House this evening with Ada Wheeler as pianist. Wheeler will perform Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto first movement and a Fantasy by Views temps. Taylor will include selections from his songs among the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taylor
Ada Wheeler
Mendelssohn
Viewstemps
Mme
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