AGAIN BEHIND THE BARS NOTORIOUS GEORGE WEST HELD IN MICHIGAN CITY
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. George West a famed bank robber alias Charles Rivers alias W W Williams is returned to prison in Michigan City Ind after a prior escape from St Joseph county jail and a Minnesota sentence He faces at least seventeen years or more unless clemency is granted West was moved from Stillwater Minn to Indiana authorities after serving a four year Grand Larceny term in this state and previously escaped from a South Bend jail by sawing bars supplied by his wife The article traces his crimes escapes and eventual recapture including a 10 000 South Bend bank robbery and a defiant notoriety built on a long history of escapes
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Indianapolis Journal
Michigan City
Ind
George West
Charles Rivers
W. W. Williams
United States
South Bend
First National Bank
St. Joseph County
Greene
South Bend National Bank of
Minnesota
West
Moening Seeks Ownership Of 373 40 Property In Marion
Mrs Addie P Moening returns to Marion after fifteen years to prove rightful ownership of the corner lot at Adams and Streets 132 by 132 feet in the business district. The unimproved Adams street frontage stems from a defective title. Her son George serves as a gunner in the British forces in South Africa and daughter Eva B Eldering of Buffalo plans to join Marion when the deed transfers to her children.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Addie Pmoening
Addie Evans
Addie Bearss
Peru
Adams and
Streets
Adams Street
Hilip
Corbett & Ffy
Queen City
Son
South Africa
George
Moening
Eva B. Eldering
Buffalo
Moen
Henry
Ming
Telephone Firms in Legal Fight in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana the Eel River Valley Telephone Company and the Warweaw Telephone Company cut off from Home Telephone lines after Eel River built a rival North Manchester plant at a $20,000 cost. The North Manchester exchange held a toll-use contract with Home Company. A mandamus to compel Eel River to take the business will be sought tomorrow. The dispute involves independent firms and is described as the first of its kind.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Eel River Valley Telephone Company
Warweaw Telephone Company
Wabash
Home Telephone Company
Eel River Company
North Manchester
North Manchester Telephone Company
Homecomy
Eel Company
Home Company
Lome
Strausfer
Anton
Lauramie Township Remonstrances Challenge Liquor Licenses
In Lauramie township Indiana about six hundred residents faced county commissioners to contest liquor licenses for three applicants. Remonstrances required 363 signatures. twenty contested were examined with seven struck. Attorney John F. McHugh led anti saloon efforts headed by Harry Shaffer. Expected saloon victory seems unlikely.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Lauramie Township
John F. McHugh
Harry Shaffer
Indiana case dismissed over price fixing in school company
Greenfield Indiana September court action State of Indiana on relation of Edward Jackson versus Indiana School Company from Henry county was dismissed. Defendant faced charges of illegal practices in forming a price fixing conspiracy. Charles S. Horn of New Castle appointed to manage shovel works. Trust owning controlling stock yielded control to Charles M. Mack on his terms. factory now operates independent of the trust.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
State of Indiana
Edward Jackson
Indiana School Company
Henry County
Charles S. Horn
New Castle
Charles M. Mack
Hornley
Kokomo Woman Initiates Suit in Laporte Circuit Court
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Laporte Ind Sept Mrs Grace Roach of Kokomo Ind began proceedings in the Laporte Circuit Court against Guy R Stoddard George Stoddard and Walter Marsh as heirs of the late Lydia Marsh of Midcy and William P F Woodson trustee.
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Indianapolis
Laporte
Ind
Grace Roach
Kokomo
Laporte Circuit Court
Guy R Stoddard
George Stoddard
Walter Marsh
Lydia Marsh
Midcy
William PF. Woodson
Goshen Suit Claims One Fourth Of Aunt’s Estate
In Goshen Indiana Richard B Collins sues the city for 20540 alleging the city’s wage law misclassified his job as common laborer. He seeks a one fourth share of a $10000 estate, asserting the will entitles him to part despite heirs not yet reaching legal age. A legal contest looms as the trustee withholds conveyance.
Richmond Woman Sues Ex-Richmond Man for Breach of Promise
Evaline Stedeler filed suit in New York against Alvin E. Crocker, a former Richmond resident, seeking 50000 for breach of promise and claims for meals and other services. The settlement amount allowed is 31000. Crocker recently inherited 50000 from a California brother's estate.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
New York City
Evaline Stedeler
Alvin E. Crocker
Crocker
California
Judge strikes down bulk stock sale law as unconstitutional
Evansville report notes Judge Swan of Warrick Circuit Court declares the last legislature act regulating sale in bulk of merchandise stocks invalid. The statute required notifying creditors of the purchase and listing cost price of each article, but the judge rules it constitutes class legislation and unconstitutional.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Swan
Warrick Circuit Court
Burglars Loot Kokomo Stores In Early Morning Break-In
In Kokomo Indiana two burglaries occurred last night and early morning. A safe at the Fred Kollmer meat storage plant was blown and $280 in cash taken. A deposit safe at Dan Albright’s home yielded $75 in cash and jewelry valued at $0. Two men in a rubber-tired car did the Kollmer job. they escaped. Both robberies were committed at an early hour. The burglars traveled in a high style and were well dressed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Fred Kollmer
Dan Albright
Kollmer
Thief robs cripple street vendor Uncle Billy Everett
In Muncie Indiana a thief broke into the home of Uncle Billy Everett a crippled peanut seller and stole several hundred dollars his savings for the year evoke strong sentiment in the community.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Billy” Everett
Morgan Presbytery Favors Union of Cumberland and Presbyterian Churches
Mor gan Presbytery of the Cumberland Presby terian Church unanimously passed a resolution at its annual meeting in Washington Indiana favoring union with the Presbyterian Church. The action states approval of a creedal revision and urges union as soon as practicable. Similar steps were taken at Decatur Illinois and officials expect General Assembly to discuss the matter in Chattanooga in May 1903.
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Washington
Ind
Morgan Presbytery
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Decatur
General Assembly
Chattanooga
Elwood Battles 200 Quarts Nitroglycerin Deep Underground
Citizens of Elwood face a dangerous task as a 200 quart nitroglycerin charge sits 500 feet below the Leeson well. Z T Dean struggles to remove 2000 feet of casing while a stuck section blocks work and fears rise of a strong explosion that could shake Elwood.
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Elwood
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Leeson
Z. T. Dean
Three Inmates Escape from Columbia City Jail
Charley Flory Samuel Rice and Theodore Ditten, all under Indiana Reformatory sentences of one to fourteen years, escaped Sunday night around 9 from the Columbia City jail. Sheriff Gallagher left to lock cells, forgot the outer door, prisoners ambushed the corridor, seized the self locking bolt and fled, with authorities combing the area to recapture them.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbia
City
Ind
Charley Flory
Samuel Rice
Theodore Ditten
Indiana Reformatory
Columbia City
Gallagher
Traction Line Work Begins Toward Indianapolis
Noblesville Indiana starts grading the Northern Traction Company's line to Indianapolis with fifty teams and carts near Carmel. Superintendent Quick says more workers will join and speed up the project. A direct electric road from Indianapolis to Noblesville via Allisonville and Eller's bridge is under consideration, with ties to a nearby army post on the line between Hamilton and Marion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Northern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Carmel
Quick
Northern Company
Central Traction Company
Atlanta
Nobiesville
Allisonville
Eller
Wild Man from Samar Disrupts Greenfield Fair
Greenfield street fair closes after crowds but little spending. The event raised funds for the city military band, which lost about $100. An exhibit labeled “wild man from Samar” featured Norris Simmons of Anderson, who allegedly broke loose after a pay dispute with Frank St. Clair.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Frank St. Clair
Samar
Norris Simmons
Anderson
St. Clair
Democrats fill one of four county ticket vacancies in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana at a called county Democratic meeting one candidate for clerk of the Circuit Court was replaced with Samuel S Hoover a young Elkhart bookkeeper while ex Auditor George A Milburn of Bristol who is now County Council chairman was renominated leaving three vacancies to be filled by the executive committee in coming days
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
County Central Committee
Frank Carper
Samuel S. Hoover
Elkhart
George A. Milburn
Bristol
Peculiar Throat Trouble with Wart and Hairs Found
Coroner Charles Williams of Whitley county, Arcola Indiana, suffered throat issues until physicians examined him. Doctors Gutcher of Larwill and Young of Fort Wayne found a small wart with three short stiff hairs growing from just below the glottis. The obstruction was removed and the patient is recovering. It is noted as the only known case of its kind on record.
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Indianapolis Journal
Arcola
Ind
Charles 8. Williams
Whitley County
Michael Gutcher
Larwill
J. W. Young
Fort Wayne
Gutcher
Question of Scholars Brings Board to Enforce Desegregation
Evansville city School Board met to bar Mabel Smith from the Blankenberg school near the city due to her parents being colored. White pupils refuse to attend. The Smith girl lives at the orphan asylum where the matron says she is white. A truant officer is summoned as parents threaten a boycott and potential prosecution. In Wabash, the defaulting city treasurer John B. Rose may be located in Indianapolis. bondsmen consider leniency while aiming for a settlement. The bondsmen plan to examine accounts for final settlement as early as tomorrow, with family influence noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Mabel Smith
Blankenberg
Smith
Orphan Asylum
Wabash
John B. Rose
Fred Mertz
Rose
Indianapolis
Mertz
Charles McIntyre
Crawfordsville
Greensburg Moves to Suppress Gambling and Sunday Saloons
Greensburg Indiana new council under Mayor Northern orders saloon keepers to remove all slot machines and gambling devices at once, to close every saloon on Sundays and arrest violators. Most comply though some run larger games, authorities investigate for enforcement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Northern
Flint Glass Plants Resume Operations In Indiana District
Hartford City Indiana September 8 the Diamond Flint Glass Company plant reopening employs 200 men and boys operates under union scale majority stock owned by Daniel Stewart Drug Company of Indianapolis. Nearby Safe Glass Company and Upland Co operative Glass Company begun plants at Upland employing 30 men. Millgrove Glass County six miles east to resume this week on catsup bottle contract keeping 100 workers employed until year’s start.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Diamond Flint Glass Company
Union
Daniel Stewart Drug Company
Indianapolis
Safe Glass Company
Upland Co-operative Glass Company
Upland
Millgrove Glass Counny
Here
Farmer Unearths Mound Relics in Goshen Indiana
George W Method of Jackson township found mound builder era relics on his farm in Goshen. Among the items are mill stones weighing up to seventeen pounds and a finely shaped stone used to keen a razor. A curved family record with eight entries, hung on a neck, is also reported.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
George W. Method
Jackson Township
Method
J. P. Dolan
Spencer
Hamilton County Teachers Meet At Noblesville High
The thirty eighth annual Hamilton County Teachers Association session opened at Noblesville High School with about 20 teachers present. Institute lasts all week under presidents W W Parsons and Dr W P Naylor. Tonight Indianapolis reader Walter Percy Pfaff presented readings and a teachers’ social followed. Tomorrow Judge L J Kirkpatrick will speak, Tuesday features are planned with a popular science lecture. Wednesday offers lectures on literature and related topics.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
W. W. Parsons
The
State Normal
W. P. Naylor
de Pauw University
Walter Percy Pfaff
Indianapolis
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Gre
Gas rate proposals loom in Muncie for city supply
Thursday Rep C B Landis to lecture before the Institute. In Muncie Indiana the Wabash Oil and Gas Co proposed to supply natural gas for one year at 18 cents per thousand, rising to 19 and then 22. Heat Light and Power Co and Muncie Natural Gas Co seek 30 cents, but offer no firm service. Old firms doubt the new plan, fearing it is a tactic to force concessions and mains installation remains unlikely this year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Wabash Ol and Gas Company
Heat, Light and Power Company
Muncie Natural Gas Company
Elwood Plans Citywide Union Gospel Revival
Elwood ministers unite Protestant churches for a four to six week union revival at the new M E Church starting later this month. Akron evangelist Toy leads the revival with Baltimore singer Fisher handling the music as a gospel wagon tours streets daily to spur citywide participation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Ministerial Association
M. E
Evangelist Toy
Akron
Evangelist Fisher
Baltimore
Reception planned for Knights of Pythias official in Richmond
Richmond Indiana September reception announced for Charles E Shiveley newly elected supreme vice chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Event on September 16 at Pythian Temple with banquet at Westcott Hotel for 200. Notables from Indiana and Chicago expected including Daniel Storms and C F Neal. Shiveley party returned from California.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Charles E. Shiveley
The
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
Westcott Hotel
Daniel E. Storms
James R. Carnahan
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Union B. Hunt
C. F
Logan Arson Trial Opens in Wayne Circuit Court
In Richmond Indiana on September 8 John A Logan a former liveryman faced arson charges in Wayne Circuit Court for allegedly burning his barn to collect insurance. Indignation followed the blaze as horses owned by prominent citizens perished and coal oil was suspected. Logan was arrested posted bond and retained counsel with Judge Barnard presiding. In LaPorte Indiana the Sherman and Manson bicycle plants in Chicago merged into the Great Western Manufacturing Company to be relocated to LaPorte, making the firm second in size behind the American Bicycle Company now under receivers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
John A. Logan
Wayne
Logan
Barnard
New Castle
Laporte
Sherman Cycle Company
Manson Cycle Company
Chicago
Great Western Manufacturing Company
Great Western Company
David Bradley and
Adams Westlake
Crown Bicycle Works
Fire destroys Novelty Wood Company plant at Spriggport
Muncie Ind Sept 8 Shortly before noon today fire destroyed the plant of the Novelty Wood Company at Spriggport eleven miles south of Muncie. Owned by John Hickman the factory made berry cheese and other wooden novelties. Fire originated from sparks from a passing L E W locomotive. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars partly insured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Novelty Wood Company
Spriggport
John Hickman
Underwood Family Reunites in Danville With 175 Attendees
A reunion of the Underwood family was held at Leander Underwood's home near Danville. 175 members attended and a dinner spread on an eighty foot table. Henry Underwood, noted horseman, was elected president with Leander Underwood as secretary. The permanent association was formed and the annual reunion set for the first Sunday in September each year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Ind
Underwood
Leander Underwood
Henry Underwood
Parker City duo to return from Philippine schools
W. C. Sparks and wife of Selma Ind plan to return home about Oct 15 after teaching in government schools in the Philippine islands. Sparks is Indiana University 1901 graduate and was a heavy weight football player known as Bloody Bill. Mrs Sparks is daughter of Judge Allen of Marion county Circuit Court.
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Indianapolis Journal
Parker City
Ind
W. C. Sparks
Selma
Philippine Islands
Sparks
Indiana University
Bill
Compromise Reached On Indiana Electric Line Right of Way
In Whitestown Townsend Reed Co builders of the Indianapolis Lebanon and Frankfort electric line reach a compromise with Cragan heirs on a fifty foot right of way beside the Big Four railroad after initial refusals. Elwood hosts Holiness Christian Church General Conference starting October with growing state congregations and a semi monthly paper. Dunkirk’s corn and glass palace opens today for a two week run with Carrie Nation Bishop Fallows and Richmond Pearson Hobson among speakers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Whitestown
Ind
Townsend, Reed & Co
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort
Cragon
Cragan
Big Four Railroad
Elwood
Holiness Christian Church
Tipton
New London
Portland
Dunkirk
Carrie Nation
Bishop Fallows
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Parker City Trainmaster Beckwith Leads Western Big Four
O W Beckwith, trainmaster of the western division of the Big Four, based in Parker City, with headquarters in the region, is noted in a regional dispatch. The report centers on his leadership role and the division’s organizational structure.
Kankakee businessman sells interests to Indianapolis buyers
In Kankakee Illinois a local businessman sold part of his interests in the Condon Company to Indianapolis parties at an advanced price. The firm, about six months old, owns oil territory and some producing wells with Judge A Z Wiley of the Appellate Court as a stockholder. Greenfield reports the first completely dry day in years as new officials begin enforcing saloon closing laws with saloonkeepers ordered to close from 11 p.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday.
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Kankakee
Ill
Condon Company
Indianapolis
A. Z. Wiley
Appellate Court
Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Edward Graves Deemed Unsound Mind in Harrodsburg Case
Edward Graves, a 25 year old prisoner from Harrodsburg, Bloomington era, declared of unsound mind after four suicide attempts. He faces an asylum transfer while under arrest for attempting to shoot his brother and states he would rather die than go to prison.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Edward Graves
Harrodsburg
Warner Denies Call to Seventh Street Church in Indianapolis
Elwood Indiana September 6 J F Warner writes to the editor denying a report he accepted a call to the Seventh Street Christian Church of Indianapolis. He states he has not received such a call and would not accept it. He says he has been asked to accept the presidency of Le Grand Christian College to fill a vacancy caused by Mr Summerville’s resignation as pastor.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwool
Seventeenth-street Christian Church of
Indianapolis
le Grand Christian College
Summerville
J. F. Warner
Elwood, Ind
Windfall deaths and obituaries across Indiana
Obituaries from Windfall Shelbyville Evansville Kokomo Valparaiso Bloomington Flora Richmond Peru and Crawfordsville report deaths of long-time residents aged from sixty-seven to eighty-nine. Notables include Uncle John Hough, Elijah Ensminger, A J Colburn, William Price, Daily Davis, Mrs James Morrison, Thomas Robison, Reid Dougan, Nicholas Hull, and Mrs John Fenner with funeral details and family ties.
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Ind
John" Hough
Bright
Williamsport
Martha Staton
Marion County
Indiana
Isabel Chamness
Moreland
Florence Hough
Oskosh
Wis
Joseph Hough
Swayzee
Frank Hough
Oakville
Samuel V. Hough
Phiox
Morris Hough
Livermore
Grace Lancaster
Jonesboro
Sidney Weaver
Manson Hough
Bertie Hough
John M
William T. Ensminger
Minnie E. Tucker
Brandywine M. E
Chambers
Evansville
A. J. Colburn
Portland
Ore
Kokomo
William Price
Benton Harbor
Mich
Frankfort
Huntington
Daily Davis
Sharpsville
Valparaiso
James McCord Morrison
James Blair
The
Presbyterian Church
Tony
Bloomington
John O. Riley
Washington, D. C
Flora
Thomas P. Robison
Clinton County
Richmond
Reid Dougan
George B. Dougan
Peru
Nicholas A. Hull
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Soldiers
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
John Fenner
Solomon Miller
Nancy Lancaster
Rail unions ban smoking on excursion trains front cars
In Peru train officials Wells and Deniston announce smoking restricted to front smoking cars on excursion trains. The article also notes local items from Peru, Winchester, Marion, Rushville, Portland, Greenfield, Valparaiso, Bloomington, Wabash, Vincennes, Richmond, Rockport and surrounding areas including church conferences, school openings, bank elections, and civic events.
Indiana man chosen chaplain for Lincoln monument dedication
EVANSVILLE. At their carnival last week the Elks cleared nearly 10,600 dollars. This money will be added to the building fund. The local lodge is preparing to erect a temple.
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Indiana
Nancy Hanks
Levansville
Elks
A Year of Roosevelt Energy and Conservatism
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt as energetic and vigilant, yet not rash, a sturdy conservative in public action. It notes his drive to advance routine work, elevate government efficiency, and influence wider political life during his first year in office.
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Eliot
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Washington Post on Roosevelt security and public danger
The Washington Post critiques the heavy security around President Roosevelt, lamenting overbearing surveillance that limits his freedom. It argues that forethought should focus on real daily hazards from transit and machinery, not imagined threats, urging more practical protection for everyday risks.
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Washington Post
Roosevelt
Minister Wu's Visit and Suspicious U S Customs
Philadelphia Telegraph notes Minister Wu on the way to a Labor Day gathering in Binghamton offered remarks that may sour his view of American customs. The article hints at forthcoming criticisms in his book about the United States and references the Celestial movement.
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Philadelphia
Binghamton
U States
Picnic disrupted by missiles and broken glass
A description recalls a near miss as missiles and shattered glass interrupted what had begun as a highly enjoyable picnic. The event is framed as a rare, unsettling interruption for the narrator since arriving in the country.
Fraternal League Elects Officers for Bowling Season
Fraternal Social Bowling Association directors met in W M office and reorganized. W M Coval elected president, Dr Emer son Druley vice president, Charles Darling secretary treasurer. Eight clubs planned, including K of P I C O F Elks Buffaloes Royal League Red Men Maccabees. Royal Arcanum and Masons may join. first to apply admitted. Schedule set for twenty eight weeks with meeting Sept 2 to adopt plan.
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Fraternal Social Bowling Association
W. M. Coval
Emerson Druley
Charles Darling
Coval
Darling
K. of P
Elks, Buffaloes
Royal League
Red Men
the Maccabees
Royal Arcanum
Masons
Eed Wu
Race Entries Close for State Fair Races We anticipate strong cards
The entry deadline was 11 o clock at night with many more to come as owners and drivers posted entries for the State fair races. Knapsack McCarthy Dave Raybould Float Jolly and the Whitelys of Muncie will represent Grand Circuit followers. Secretary Downing praised the speed program and said the entries will be tabulated as mails arrive and published promptly.
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Knapsack McCarthy
Dave Raybould
Jolly
the Whitelys
Muncie
Downing
Neely Advances In Western Tennis Championship Final Day
Miss Neely defeated Miss Winona Closterman of Cincinnati by default in the singles final at the Kenwood Club. She will face Miss McAteer, the current champion, in tomorrow’s championship match.
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Chicago
Miss Neely
Winona Closterman
Cincinnati
Kenwood
McAteer
Coffee Drunkard Reformed by Postum and Grape Nuts
A Philadelphia woman, crippled by coffee, reads an ad for Postum Food Coffee and tries it. She switches completely to Postum, stops coffee, and reports relief from headaches, biliousness, and nervousness. She also uses Grape Nuts and credits them with aiding digestion.
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Philadelphia
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