Indiana Inspectors Honored By International Association
Parmer elected president of the International Association with next year’s meeting in St. Louis. Daniel H. McAbee and David F. Spees returned from Montreal after being elected to executive offices. McAbee named international president, Spees re elected secretary treasurer. The convention was highly successful with delegates from across the Union and Canada. The world’s fair meet in St. Louis will host next year’s gathering. The association has grown in numbers and reform influence under recent efforts on child labor laws in the South. Executive board: McAbee president, McLeod second VP, Guyon third VP, Carlyse fourth VP, Lloyd secretary treasurer, Spees assistant secretary, Burke Toronto member.
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Daniel H. McAbee
David F. Spees
Montreal
Canada
International Association of Factory Inspectors
McAbee
Mr. Spees
Spees
Indiana
McLeod
Michigan
South
Weekent
Malcolm McLeod
Lan Mich
Louis Guyon
Carlysie
Toronto
Can
Wiliam Lloyd
Columbus
Napolis
James Burke
Sovereign Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Readies Baltimore Trip
Indiana Odd Fellows prepare for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Baltimore starting September 21 with hundreds of Indiana members attending. Gold and silver trophies replace cash prizes for competitive drills as two Rebekah lodges Olive Branch No. 10 and Sylvia No. 441 will send staffs. Indiana delegates include Thomas R B Jessup of Richmond and George Born-warrer of New Albany.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Indiana
Ce Rebekah
Olive Branch
Sylvia
Thomas RB. Jessup
Richmond
George Born- Waarer
New Albany
H. ©. Searce
Mooresville
J. D. Henderson
South Bend
Leedy
Central Labor Union letter questions Mr Parry on unions
Resolutions adopted by the Central Labor Union condense six to seven pages of questions for D. M. Parry, asking him to define legitimate union purposes, support a perfect union at his plants, and reconcile free competition with labor rights. The prepared brief asks about apprenticeship, wages, law suppression of unions, boycott, and factory regulations, with responses due today.
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Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
D. M. Parry
Mr. Parry
Legislative Committee of
The
Parry
Labor Day Committee
Samuel Gompers
Central Labor Hta
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor and Capital Debate Quoted by National Manufacturers
A voiced discussion questions whether capital serves labor or if labor and capital share identical interests. It argues labor, a living force, precedes capital, an inanimate product, and asks whether the real controversy involves the people who labor versus those who own capital.
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National Manufacturers’ Association
Sailor Jean Begins 22 000 Mile Walk For Wager
Boston journalist J E Krohn known as Sailor Jean traverses 48 capitals on foot with a trolleyette device. He plans to visit every state capital in three and a half years and return to Boston to publish The Adventures of Sailor Jean and His Trolleyette. He arrived in Indianapolis after 220 miles ahead of schedule and continues toward Terre Haute.
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Sailor Jean
United States
Indianapolis
Spencer House
J. E. Krohn
Boston
Mass
Anderson
Jean
Augusta
United States Army
Terre Haute
Springfield
Montpelier
Concord
N. H
Albany
N. Y
Harrisburg
N. D
Pierre
8. D
St. Paul
Honors for Albert Matzke at Art Students' League
Albert Matzke, a Manual Training High School student, earned a prestigious scholarship at the Art Students League of New York City. At twenty-two, he topped forty competitors and will study there this winter after two years at the league. He began art instruction under Otto Stark, later sharing New York study with Glenn Coleman. Coleman assisted Gibson for Collier's Weekly while they rented rooms and cooked, furniture made from barrels and boxes.
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Albert Matzke
Art Students’ League
New York City
Matzke
Otto Stark
Manual Training
Glenn Coleman
New York
Coleman
Charles Dana Gibson
Collier's Weekly
Opening of Military Carnival Draws Immense Indianapolis Crowd
The Indianapolis battalion of the Indiana National Guard staged a large opening for a military carnival drawing 5 000 to 6 000 people along the Statehouse east lane crowding streets and attractions. Parade by infantry units civic groups and bands preceded the event with Col. Harry B. Smith as grand marshal. The loop the loop act featuring Nicholas Chafaralo drew a 3 000 strong crowd but delayed. other acts included Arabian acrobats Hindoo jugglers and a doll circus. Barkers with megaphones lured visitors and the fair runs six days despite narrow space. organizers expect good crowds and profit as weather warms.
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Armory
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Statehouse
Washington
Ohio
Gaskill-Mundy Carnival
Harry B. Smith
H. T. Conde
Senate Avenue
Ohio Street
Nicholas Chafaralo
Correta
Miss Lulu MecCluire Denies Marriage Rumor
Miss Lulu MecCluire objects to reports claiming she married Pang Yung a Chinese peddler, stating she does not know the man or the alleged union and calls the report erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu MecCluire
Pang Yung
Report Start Contested by Miss McGuire Denies Marriage
Miss McGuire denounces the report as unfounded and declares she will say nothing more about the matter besides denying any marriage to Pang Yung. Her anger is evident as she rejects the circulated claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGuire
Pang Yung
Colored Baby Show At Flanner Guild Honors Chloe Williams
Aged two to six years competition at the Flanner Guild colored baby show awarded Chloe Williams four years old the first prize a silver cup and awarded two months Marie Moore as the finest baby among thirty five contestants who won a smaller jacket prize. Judges Miss Anna Mock Miss Buchanan and Joseph Miller presided. A self-help meeting addressed public behavior of young girls and Frank Flanner spoke on parent child relations. Miss Mary Broyles Hitchens read a paper. A Colored Business Men's League meeting followed.
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Flanner Guild
Chloe Williams
James Williams
Marie Moore
Anna Mock
Miss Buchanan
Joseph Miller
Guild
Frank Flanner
Mary Broyles Hitchens
Colored Business Men's League
Lake Erie & Western excursion from Indianapolis Sunday Sept 6
The Big Four route offers rail trips to Michigan City Rochester and various way points at $1.25 round trip. Special departures from Indianapolis 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. including Lawrenceburg Aurora and Danville ill. return times 7:40 p.m. to 7 p.m. through C H D Ry system. H M Bronson AGP A. Sunday Sept 6.
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Michigan City
Rochester
Indianapolis
Aurora
Danville
Ill
H. M. Bronson
Densmore Typewriter Ad Promotes New Models
The Dall-Bearing Densmore ad urges readers to inspect the new models 4 and 5 Densmore, promising a Densmore product for buyers. The DENSMORE TYPEWRITER Co. operates from Monument Place and E Market Street offering sales exchanges rentals and repairs of typewriters.
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Densmore
Herrington
East Market Street
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Best
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Co Columbian Relief Fund
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D. P. A. Pennsylvania Lines
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