The Theaters Today and Week Ahead in English's
The item lists daily showings at the Theaters and upcoming schedules at English's and related venues. It highlights acts like Storks, Ten Nights in a Barroom, Topsy Turvy Burlesquers, and a slate of productions starring Marguerita Sylva Maud Lillian Berri J C Miron and Robson. It notes Miss Ruth White leaving the company and Miss Nance O Neill's troubled London season and financial disputes involving McKee Rankin.
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William Collier
George Parsons
Collier
Weber & Fields
J. C. Miron
Miron
DeWolf
Stuart
Robson
William Rock
Rock
George Romain
Baktardia
Atalc
Ruth White
Miss May de Sousa
Helen
Miss de Sousa
Springfield guest Mrs Shaffer attends city gathering
Miss Shaffer of Springfield Illinois is the guest of Miss Julia Hobbs. Numerous social moves fill the week as guests, travels, and informal calls sweep through local households. Notables include Senator Beveridge visiting on North Mayivania street and Mr. and Mrs. Rush planning a New York return after nine months abroad.
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Shaffer
Springfield, Il
Julia Hobbs
Charles White Merrill
California
A. C. Millikan
New Castle
Archibald Hall
Mid, Mass
City
Nettle O'Boyle
Williams
Alexander M. Stewart
William Ow
Finley B. Pugh
New York
Charles Finn
Louis Hollweg
Ferdinand Hollweg
Senator Beveridge
Bennett
Mayivania Street
Fred P. Rush
Garland R. Stewart
Anna Stewart
Laporte
Morris M. Feuerticht
Law
Traxler-Solemnett” Ding
Debonair Club
Brenneke Academy
Isaac Rice
Dorothy
Sire
Messing
Lafayette
Alice Benton Scott
Julia Coburn Hobbs
North
New Jersey Street
Springfield
John H. Holliday
Lucia
Evelyn
J. H. Holliday
Europe
Helen Creelman
Cairo
Lena Brash
Bellefontaine
Smith College
Zaidee Scott
C. 3. Wharburton
Macy Coughlan
East
Battle Creek
Mich
O'Donnell
Blanche O’don
Charles Smith
Houston
Tex
M. Parry
Wedding and social notes span at Kokomo and Lafayette
Social items report trips to Detroit for car riage men’s convention and reception honors for Mrs Clarence M Zener and Mrs Edward Hereth. A sixty third anniversary reception at Pleasant street, and a Pretty home wedding in Lafayette as Joseph Traxler of New York weds Rose Solomon with family attendance. additional notes cover a Kokomo wedding between Edna Charles and Rule Conrad, with Conrad a Warsaw businessman traveler.
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Warren Oakes
Detroit
Edwin F. Folsom
Edson F. Folsom
Miss Folsom
Clarence M. Zener
Edward Hereth
McFarland
Riley
Pleasant Street
Evans Woollen
New York
W. W. Woollen
Maria Woollen
Europe
Anna Hubbard
Herman Munk
Ewton Craspott
la Follette
Evansville
Francis T. Pena
Connersville
Munk
Tor
J. K. Hershy
Missah
Rose Traxler
Dayton
Traxler
Conrad Charles
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Edna Charles
A. A. Charles
Kokomo Steel and Nail Company
Rule A. Conrad
Skirt Model in Show Window At New York Store
Miss O. K. Petticoats dominates the west show window of a New York store this week. Mile. Patrisse Andressne, a former vaudeville actress, demonstrates the Kalamazoo Petticoat creating crowds and inviting shoppers inside. She models the dresses, reads prices, and even helps at the sales counter, as the touring exhibit draws diverse crowds.
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O. K. Petticoats
New York
Miss Petticoats
Mademoiselle Patrisse Andressne
Mile. Andressne
le. Andressne
Onone
Mile
Andressne
Messrs
van Brook
Fleming
Round yoke gowns blaze in spring fashion for youth
May Manton notes round yoke waists create a long shoulder line in vogue for young girls. A lettuce green Liberty satin model with cream lace over white, edged emerald velvet bands and tiny matching buttons appears charming. Many alternatives can fit this style.
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May Manton
Pattern for a waist fitted blouse with lace trim
The article describes a pattern for a waist fitted blouse with a snug back waist, yoke facing, gathered waist fullness, front drape over belt, and puff sleeves on linings, with cuffs. It specifies yardage for sizes fourteen years and pattern numbers 12 4 and 16 years, plus a 10 cent pattern coupon and return instructions from The Journal Indianapolis.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Dislocated shoulder blade after mishandled child toss
Mrs. William Noland of 6 Douglas Street suffered a dislocated shoulder last night at 8 oclock while tossing a child in a abrupt manner. Dr Foreman of the City Dispensary attended the injury.
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William Noland
Douglass Street
Dr. Foreman
City
Anderson Held Up on Spann Avenue Robbery
Last night at 8 o'clock Elmer Anderson of 1110 Spann avenue was robbed by two masked men. One man displayed a revolver while the other rifled his pockets and the pair escaped with $7. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Elmer Anderson
Spann Avenue
Anderson
Central States Water Works Association Opens Convention at Denison Hotel
The sixth annual convention began at 2 pm with readings and discussions and a smoker at the Commercial Club in the evening. F A W Davis of Indianapolis Water Company called the meeting to order. A long list of officers and committees was announced, with about forty local supporters in attendance including notable business leaders and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States Water Works Association
Denison
W. H. Stephens
Lima
T. R. Cook
Toledo
John Langan
Tipton
Ind
A. W. Inman
Massillon
Lehman B. Holt
Cleveland
Hugh
Gen J H Smith in town for court martial and retirement recall
Gen Jacob H Smith, famed for a Civil War record and a past court martial, is a Denison Hotel guest for the Spanish American War Veterans encampment. He arrived from Portsmouth, C with nephews Arthur H Bannon and State Senator James O Bannon, and did not attend the president’s luncheon.
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Jacob H. Smith
Denison Hotel
General Smith
Portsmouth
Arthur H. Bannon
James O
Marfin
Detroit
Mich
Murfin
Bannon
Washington
Roosevelt
Columbia Club
Smith
Philippines
Ajor Waller
Marine Corps
Indianapolis Welcomes Water Works Convention Leaders
J McGowan as chairman along with George E Hunt and F A W Davis lead a gathering of central association officials in Indianapolis. Mayor Bookwalter delivers a warm welcome praising hospitality while noting water works need in states except Kentucky.
Smoker for Central States Water Works Delegates at Commercial Club
An enjoyable smoker was held last night at the Commercial Club for visiting delegates of the Central States Water Works Association. The rooms were nicely decorated and an orchestra played all evening. A buffet supper was served and attendees socialized to get acquainted. A local water works committee led by F. A. W. Davis and H.
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Commercial Club
Central States Water Works Association
Water Works Company
F. A. W. Davis
Bank Shipping Money From City to New York
The American National Bank ships excess daily receipts to New York depository banks to ease high money rates. As a government depository for internal revenue, it will send surplus funds beyond 750000 to keep money circulating, with $5 and $50 sent on Friday and Saturday respectively and more to follow until the New York situation eases. Secretary Shaw plans banks to issue new circulation against bonds while ensuring compliance.
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American National Bank
New York
Shaw
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
CAPT BEARSS INDIANAPOLIS TOUR PROMOTES MARINE RECRUITING
Capt. H. I. Bearss of the U S Marine Corps recently returned from the Philippines and arrived in Indianapolis on recruiting service. He will open a North Illinois street station and seek able bodied men aged twenty one to thirty five. Bearss fought with Major Waller in Samar campaigns and was recommended for a medal or brevet major. He witnessed Waller's court martial and defended his commander against charges. Bearss praised Waller and recalled royal support for Waller after Tientsin.
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H. I. Bearss
United States Marine Corps
Philippines
Indianapolis
Captain Bearss
Peru
Samuel H. Pattison
Illinois Street
Marine Corps
Samar
Major Waller
Waller
Sohoton
Porter
Bearss
Lord Beresford
Alexandria
United States
Royal Welch Fusiliers
Tien-Tsin
Haynes Charged With Embezzling From J J Cofer
Charles Haynes, bookkeeper for John J. Cofer of the Union stock yards, was arrested in Chicago after a three month flight. An indictment had been returned by the grand jury. Haynes admitted discrepancies in the books and said Cofer would be the heaviest loser. He estimated the defalcation at about 700 dollars.
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Charles Haynes
John J. Cofer
Union
Chicago
Haynes
Cofer
Greencastle
Ohio
Hauser
City News Notes and Local Changes
Dr. Alice L. Hobbs has returned home from Michigan. Edward McKee of 190% Bellefon taine street fell from a freight train at Senate avenue and the Union tracks and broke an arm. Dr. Foreman at the City Dispensary set it. The Women’s Exchange on North Pennsylvania street has been sold to Miss Belle Campbell, who will manage the association.
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Alice L. Hobbs
Michigan
Edward McKee
Bellefontaine Street
Senate Avenue
Union Tracks
Foreman
Women's Exchange
Pennsylvania Street
Belle Campbell
Mrs Rhodes Reports Theft From Home On Bellefontaine Street
Mrs Charles Rhodes wife of a Union Traction conductor reported a home entry last night with $225 in gold missing. Her daughter was away and the only person who knew the money location was the hired girl who was said to be in her room during the absence. The girl denied hearing anyone enter and was not accused.
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Charles Rhodes
Union Traction Lines
Bellefontaine Street
Woman Suspected in College Avenue Robbery
R T Shingleton of 1226 College avenue reported a Monday night break in his home. He said a woman likely entered through a pried window, stole his trousers and vest, and $50 was missing from a trouser pocket. Footprints outside supported a female suspect.
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R. T. Shingleton
College Avenue
Shingleton
Portland Elks Defeated After Social at Indianapolis Club
Indianapolis Lodge of Elks hosted a social session at the clubhouse last night for the Portland Elks who were defeated in a ball game in the afternoon. Attending members of the order also included those at the Central States Water Works Association. The event featured entertainment from all city theatrical companies currently performing.
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Indianapolis
Missing Haughville man Robert Harding sought after stroke
It was reported that 70 year old Robert Harding has been missing from his son’s home at Tibbs avenue and Tenth street Haughville since Monday morning. He suffered a paralysis stroke some time ago and it is feared he wandered away and is lost.
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Robert Harding
Tibbs Avenue
Tenth Street
Haughville
Indianapolis Street Railway Builds West Washington Barns
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company yesterday obtained a building permit for new barns on West Washington street. The project will cost $40,000.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
West Washington Street
Indiana Methodist ministers assigned for coming year
Indiana Methodist Conference adjourned after assigning ministers by district for the year. The long list names presiding elders and numerous pastors to churches in Indianapolis, Mooresville, New Albany, Vincennes, Seymour, and Vincennes districts, detailing each pastor’s appointment and church.
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Methodist Conference
Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana Methodist Conference
Indianapolis
E. B. Rawls
Acton
D. A. Robertson
Brooklyn
R. A. Atkins
Castleton
John Agile
Greenwood
E.re Jewett
Barth Place
D. W. Noble
Blackford Street
J. T. Jones
Brightwood
J. Collins
Broadway
Woren
G. W. Smith
Howard-place
C. Crooke
Giza Park
J. W. Baker
Madison-avenue
W. Rader
Meridian-street
Joshua Stansfield
Oak Hill
J. P. Masson
Roberts Park
E. Bacon
Ees
G. 8
Heninger
Wesley Chapel
Woodside
Merit Macklin
Irvington
Grace
Trin
F. Rawlins
Manchester
H. N
Milford
A. Marrow
Meares Hill
J. W. Dashiell
North Madison
F.eeseas Osgood
Robert Broomly
Paris
F Ward
Patriot
E. D. Bun
Knotts
Sardinia
Campbell
Sugar Branch
W. B. Hargitt
Sunman
J. B. Smith
New Philadelphia
J. Jones
Newtonville
J. W. Melton
Orangeville
W. G. Morgan
Orleans
B. Grimes
Paoli
McAlister
Rome
G. B. Walls
Salem
A. D. Batchelor
Troy
J. M. Larimore
Salem Street
F. A. Hearing
Seymour District
J. M. Barter
Press Elder
Bean Blossom
Hart
Blocher
F. D. Hall
Brownstown
C. C. Bonnell
Charlestown
R. A. Kem
Columbus
G. D. Wolfe
Crothersville
A. G. Abbott
Edinburg
T. W. Northcott
Elizabethtown
George Church
Flatrock
J. T. Scull, Jr
Franklin
R. R
North Vernon
E. L. Dolph
Otisco
J. P. Maupin
Scottaburg
BE. L. Sanders
Sellersburg
J. D. Current
Seymour
E. R. West
M. 0. Robbins
South Bethany
Supply
Sellersville
H. H
Utica
Grimes
Vernon
L. Cooper
H. C. P Clippinger
Presiding
G. F. Bundy
Loogootee
C. McCullough
Monroe City
Newberry
J. N. Blue
New Lebanon
Theodore K. Willis
Odon
Plainville
Oscar Polhemus
Pleasantville
Ward
Prairiie Creek
E. A. Daugherty
Prairleton
A. M. Couchman
Eagiesville
Shoals
D. C
Bloomington
College Avenue
L. F. Dimmit
Eighth-street
J. T. Bean
Circuit
Bowling Green
C. W. Whitted
Cataract
Co. M. Wilson
Center Point
Allen Kenworthy
Clay City
C. D. Wilson
Cloverdale
C. L
Cory
W. N. Gaither
Ellettaville
D. W. Denny
Freedom
L. N
Allen County Courthouse Dedicatory Opened Amid Rain
Fort Wayne Indiana September 3 The Allen county courthouse dedication drew far fewer attendees than expected due to heavy rain all morning. Despite rain, speeches by Col R B Robertson and New York's W Bourke Cochran highlighted the event. Cochran urged viewing law as empowering courts to resolve labor disputes and social conflicts. Secretary Cortelyou’s illness message was read by Chairman Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Orff
Bishop Alerding
Commissioners
James Barrett
Charles McCulloch
Hugh McCulloch
Col. R. &. Robertson
Alien
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Mr. Cochran
Samuel M. Foster
Cortelyou
Alleged Embossier Arrested in York County Scandal
York, Pa Sept 3 County Treasurer William C Thoman was arrested on ten charges including embezzlement of county funds. He waived trial by jury and opted to face the Oct term grand jury. Bail was set as authorities outlined the warrant actions for each offense.
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York
William C. Thoman
Ania Zling County Fnto
Thompson
Prominent Lawyer Hahn Dies in Minneapolis Courtroom
Minneapolis man reports W. Hahn, noted lawyer and former Michigan attorney general, collapsed and died in the courtroom during witness examination. Hahn had served as Michigan attorney general and was a member of the recent State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
W. Hahn
Michigan
State Tax Commission
Real Estate Ad Stumbles Over Fees and Firm Names
A garbled real estate note mentions INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COMPANY at 8 East Market Street. It asserts reasonable fees and hints at a payment arrangement, but the text is fragmentary and unclear about specific terms or parties involved.
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Indiana
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London
McKee Rankin
Elizabeth
England
Adelphi Theater
Rankin
Miss O'Neill
Australia
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Palace Music Hall
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H. M. Bronson
F. E. Gavin
John B. Elam
William J. Wilson
Arthur Smith
Edward Daniels
C. W. Moores
J. H. Smith
J. McGowan
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H. McK. Landon
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Kentucky
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C. W. Wil
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C. E. Inman
Warren
Maxwell
Cincinnati
Charles
Lexington
Marshal Layton
Geological Department
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Grand Rapids
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Big Four
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Walter Company
Fairview
American National
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J. J. Cofer
City News Notes
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Jewett Pianos
Jewett
Chickering
Vose
Ivers & Pond
Fisher, Cameron
Braumuller
Walchner
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Stodart
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C. W. Davis
Worthington
J. W. Culmer
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D. A. Sens Wimmer
Clarkeburg
William Telfer
J. A. Ward
First Church
W. G. Baron
Trinity
M. A. Farr
Fort Branch
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J. B. Likely
Gentryville
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Lynnville
Mount Vernon
Penrod
Nearom
J. Ee
W. Re Raye
J. ‘M.nash
Petersburg
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Albert
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Rockport
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Via
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