Inman Not Asleep in Second District Politics
Indianapolis correspondent W H Blodgett reports fierce contest in Indiana second district with potential runs by Cyrus E Davis Ephraim Inman and John W Chaney. Davis Miers and Inman maneuver for nomination while Hanly strengthens Lafayette and Martin Davis counties support.
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W. H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Jers
Miers
Cyrus E. Davis
Davis
Congress
Ephriam Inman
Washington
Inman
B and O Officials to Attend Deer Park School Next Week
Baltimore and Ohio motive power officials plan a Deer Park instruction school as sixty five locomotives are slated for retirement. The condemned engines, mostly old Baldwins from Pittsburgh and Newark shops, will be replaced by new units from ALCO and the Richmond and Pittsburg plants.
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Deer Park
Baltimore & Ohio Motive Power
Baldwin Works
B&O Officials To Attend Family Meeting At Deer Park
General Manager Green and other B and O officials will depart Cincinnati at noon Sunday for Deer Park Maryland to participate in a road officials family meeting. Lectures by practical men on practical topics will be delivered and departments of the railroad will be represented.
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Green
Carothers
E.R. Scoville
W. B. Poland
Earl Stimson
J. J. Carothers
Neuffer
Hair and Evans
Cincinnati
Deer Park
Trains Run Late As St. Louis Flood Delays East Bound Service
Flood conditions in St. Louis delayed B and O S W east bound trains Thursday. The accommodation reached town around eight o clock, and the mail train about nine, roughly seven and a half hours late. The East St. Louis levee remains sound, but passengers are transferred by street cars and baggage by wagons.
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St. Louis
Rail and Industry Notes From Seymour and Surrounding Areas
Dale Whitcomb spends days at his Seymour home while a carload of immigrants passes through en route to St Louis. Francis Raymann returns from Madison Illinois where he worked in car shops. Industrial Agent H A Truedley visits from Cincinnati. John Moore injures right foot at work and will be off awhile. Vaccination causes several shop workers to have sore arms. The K I excursion to Terre Haute on Sunday may draw attendees for the conductors celebration. Louis Dosch returns from Madison Illinois where he worked in car shops until the flood halted work.
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Dale Whitcomb
Seymour
St. Louis
W. B. Turner
Shoals
Francis Raymann
Madison
John Moore
Terre Haute
Louis Dosch
Illinois
West Baden Colored Team Set for Sunday Park Showdown
One of the season’s best games features West Baden colored team versus Vincennes league rivals next Sunday at 2 30 pm in the new park. West Baden, with Bradley from Idaho Stars and catcher Bill Jackson, has losses to only one team this year. The fast contest also notes the American Trading Stamp concerns will depart Washington after July 1.
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West Baden
New Park
Bradley
Idaho Stars
Bill Jackson
Persune building stamps and new state Capitol paper notes
The Indianapolis Star reports on stamp redemption terms and the new Capitol paper in Indianapolis. The ten page weekly uses no ads yet to build circulation and hires notable editors and correspondents from Indiana papers including Eli Zaring Otto Carmichael Earl Martin Ray Long and John Glendening. The Citizens band hosted a reception at Mr and Mrs Philip Reister for John Frederick and bride a charivari.
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Indianapolis Star
Washington City
Earl Martin
Ray Long
Indiana State News
Philip Reister
East Fifth Street
John Frederick
Bride
Lanned In Jail With Two Inmates After Search Incident
Mrs Ella Cochran mistress of a South street resort was arrested by Marshal Geyer with inmates Mattie Street and Lillie Collins for resisting a house search to recover clothes owed by Ora Sears. They appeared before Mayor Clark, fined, and jailed. Sears owed a board bill. she was released. John Spaulding arrested for being drunk, released on promise to leave town.
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Ella Cochran
South Street
Marshal Geyer
Mattie Street
Lillie Collins
Ora Sears
Elnora
Cochran
Sears
Gayer
Clark
Residence Fire Destroys Home on West Van Trees Street
Fire at the early hour damaged the Ab Brown residence on West Van Trees street, burning from the roof and nearly to the ground before being checked. Neighbors saved most contents. the home, owned by Richard Brown and insured, was largely lost. Ab Brown and Frank Geyer resided and stored goods nearby. Mrs. Gougleman’s adjacent house escaped major damage.
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Ab Brown
West van Trees Street
Richard Brown
Frank Geyer
Brown
Gougleman
Infant of Gallaghers Dies. Burial at St Johns
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher died this morning. Burial was at St Johns cemetery this afternoon.
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Michael Gallagher
St. Johns Cemetery
Horstless Carriages showcase new auto cart for babies
A local advertisement for baby carriages features the new rubber tired auto cart with a handsomely upholstered body and adjustable lace parasol. Modern cart for a modern kid priced from 8.50 up to 25, offered by F. B. Fornwald at 210 Main Street.
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F. B. Fornwald
Main Street
American Steam Laundry ad promotes shirt waist washing
A plain ad from American Steam Laundry urges ladies to try their hand wash and iron of shirt waists this week. They promise a clean white appearance and note location at 421 East Main Street with phone number 99.
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American Steam Laundry
E. Main Street
Annual Banquet Highlights Classical Club Prestige
The Classical Club annual banquet hosted by President Mrs Hiram Hyatt featured decorated home interiors with flowers and the American flag, a short program, a three course supper, and toasts emphasizing mental nourishment. Notable speakers included Mrs Evang and Miss Sefrit, with Miss Barton delivering a celebrated surprise speech about the club’s name Classical.
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Classical Club
Hiram Hyatt
Barton
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