Trade Association Men Set Washington Visit By Train
The Indianapolis Trade Association plans a three hour Washington trip with 100 visiting businessmen plus a 50 piece band traveling aboard five department cars. They will parade through Washington, visit local shops, and dine on board, with leaders including Charles A. Bookwaller Richard Liever and Leroy Snyder among the party.
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Indianapolis Trady Association Apecia
Indiana
Dndlunapatia News
Trade Association
Ihr
Torea
Jocal
Indianapolis
Washington
Janet
Charles A. Bookwaller
Hookwalter
Richard Lieber
Law W. Cooper
T. B. Larcock
Tresaurer
Leroy Snyder
Big sale attracts shoppers in summer bargains
A rush of shoppers fills stores as remarkable bargains are carried away. Prices continue as advertised, inviting summer buying with minimal purse drain.
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Inot
Saturday Grocery Specials Feature Low Prices
A fragmented grocery list highlights canned corn olive oil packed goods and various discounts on towels linens gloves and wash skirts. Offers include three for 28e canned corn per pound pricing and reduced linen and towel items. Some lines reference new stock and ongoing sales.
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Atdploide
Bardiner
Lion
Uus Coffes
Men and Bors Clothing Sale Promotes Deep Reductions
Local clothing dealers announce a sweeping sale across men’s and women’s apparel. The ad touts 33 1/3 percent cuts on ladies suits and coats, marked-down men’s and boys’ shoes, hats, and a wide range of spring suits, jackets, and long coats. Prominent brands and styles are highlighted to draw customers in as stock is liquidated to bolster sales.
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O Ut Ip
Hamiltons Brown
Bartow
Illinois Senate debates waterway bill amid calls for investigation
Fragmented account notes pressure over a waterway bill as lawmakers consider further action. A resolution condemns Governor Deheen for alleged misconduct while the Senate and House debate procedural day extensions and potential investigations. Local officials and party leaders push for inquiry into executive actions.
Wealthy Mate Accused in Cult Probe and Safe Reaches
Chicago report outlines a scandal involving a wealthy mate aiding police in a raid on a Juater Commonwealth temple. Documents and the Book of Truth were seized, with Mildred Bridges linked to the cult figure “Wifehood” and several women identified by coded names as part of the propagation of a supposed absolute life.
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Mildred Bridges
Utor
Cult
Lamp Post
Chicago
Evelyn Artbhae Bee
Juater Commonwealth
Mildred Hridgesa
Otha
Agnes Lee
Lee
Commonwealth
Sile
Fat
Mildred
Mona Rees
Felicia Rees
Mona
Meekneas
Lucille Bridge
Milfred
Hinselt
Prophet
Senator Nelson Attacks Treaty Ratification Stand
A June 15 report quotes Senator Nelson arguing the president cannot ratify the treaty without Senate consent. He contends the administration offers no precedent and relies on rhetoric rather than constitutional procedure. The piece notes the president’s stance and calls for Senate action to approve or reject the pact.
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Nelson
Senate
Ratificulton
Sine Musicajo Event Attracts Audience Despite Rain
An audience gathered on Thursday evening to hear Sine Musicajo presented by Edward Taylor. Vocalists included May Lyrhan, Di Iy Beck, Jon Nogl, and Margaret A Dennett with performances by Harry Hyathl, Gr. Roy Smaller, and soloists led by Ray Huntley. Taylor offered three selections and the tenor display drew praise. May Lyhan, May Morning, and Alyward's Beloved highlighted the program while Margaret O’Dougell and Doris Berk contributed. Hyatt's Schumann piece and La donne Mobile closed the evening, captivating the audience despite weather. In a separate bulletin, Indiana reports 4,632 divorces and gin 677 marriages last year, with divorces far outnumbering marriages.
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Edward Taylor
Apaidea Bron Auother
Uly
Miasexs
May Lyrhan
di Iy Beck
Jon Nogl
Pune
Taylor
Margaret O’doogell
Kee Naphdleon
Mr. Taylor
Selectioba
Jvhich Wag
la Donne Mobile
Audiennee i
June Wedding Bits Show Finest Silver and Glass Goods
A local ad promotes a June wedding specials event offering sterling silver and high grade silver plated ware, Karnac brass items, cut glass, and clocks as ideal gifts for brides. The message invites prospective housekeepers and brides to visit the showroom for a broad selection of useful and ornamental items.
Acid Attack Sparks Feud Among Hungarian Widows
Dueling accusations unfold as Mrs Brunilans Dufa 22 dies from burns after an acid attack blamed on Mrs Etinog Morehula 82 in a Hungarian community. Mrs Horchaltz's husband left years ago and she charges Mrs Dujack with eloping him. Dujack and Morcholtz offer conflicting statements about the incident.
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Fennuedi
Brunilans Dufa
Etinog Morehula
May adopt income tax debated in Wisconsin elections
Madison reports strong prospects for passage of a graduated income tax now approved by the senate. The bill, sent to a public vote, carries amendments increasing exemptions for single and married earners and adding dependent allowances. The measure aims to go before voters in the 1912 elections amid party and fiscal debate.
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Madison
Wis
House
Senate
Witness Grant Granted In Smith Case At Commission
The commission moved to compel Joseph Po Smith to testify, with Chairman Hardwick announcing the decision. Joseph Po Smith was ordered to appear before the committee, as Benator Smootpad requested an excuse for Morro leadership to provide necessary information from Thomas Fo Cutler of Salt Lake.
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Hanative Bent Pratyabe
Peyton Treadlen
Waddington
Jane
Curtis Hoskin
Seagrer Sma
Joseph & Cm
Blowman
Hardwick
Benator Smootpad
Alta
Morro
Thomas Fo Cutler
Salt Lake
Emis
Timi Ldaho Sugay
Joseph Po Smith
Nypipdar
Commiltiee
ESTANOL SULLIES MADERO IN CITY REPORT ON ELECTION ROW
A garbled dispatch from Mearow City reports Estanol accusing Fran taco Madera Jr. of political wrongdoing amid calls for new party formation and election upheaval. The piece also mentions Dr Frederick A Vouk testifying in New York related to a separate case involving Robert Peary and Rudolph Francke, with investigative dust over illicit funds and Eskimo furs.
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Mearow City
Jorge Vera Estanol
Estanol
Frantaco Madera Jr
Furthde
Diel
Cook
New York
Fredérick A Vouk
Ucth
Carl L. Selurz
Rudolph Francke
Robert Peary
Franele
Eskimos
Les Wit
Fees
Two Die and One Man Hurt in Nebraska Barrel Incident
In Oumba Nebraska a deadly shooting left two dead and at least four wounded, including Tony Ban kerl and Florence Hronka. Fruth Pander, described as a cousin of the Bead Man, survived with serious injuries, while a barrel near a woman's home is cited as the weapon. Further details remain unclear.
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Martin Quarret
Oumba
Neb
Dine
Tony Bankerl
Florence Hronka
Fruth
Indiana Names Baseball Captain From Linton Recruit
June 19 Indiana university selects Andy Gill, 712, of Linton, as captain of the baseball team after two years at shortstop. He will lead next year’s squad and join the football eleven as a player. Marianne Davis of Marion is captain of the basketball team, and Den Bose of Fort Wayne will head track and field. Gill belongs to Sigma Nu, Davis to Phi Kappa Pi, and Bose to Delta Tau Delta.
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Hiomington
Tnd
Andy Gl
Linton
Indiana University
Catain
Merjain Davis
Marida
den Bose
Panama Canal valuation dispute over assets and proceeds
The article outlines a complex assessment of Uncle Sam’s ownership value in Panama Canal properties and related assets after a purchase. It lists totals for canal stock, railroad, buildings, lands, and equipment, with figures for material and use changes, prior estimates, and adjustments questioned by authorities. Additional notes reference commissions, valuations, and possible misstatements in the record.
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Sam
Gener
George Wasineer
United States
Panama
Mayor addresses police conduct at Muln and East Second
The Herald reports Mayor Mecarty and two city policemen discussing patrols after a complaint about late night activities. He defends the force, praises its overall conduct, and asserts police duty to enforce law while acknowledging occasional irregularities.
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Bronte
MeCarty
Oh Muln
East Second Wheels
Mecarte
Mecarte’ Alse
Obelme
Atta
Herald
Pomerely
McCarty
Elks Lodge Hosts Social Tonight for P. 3H. McHenry
The Elks Lodge on East Main Street will host a social session this evening to honor P. 3H. McHenry who departs tomorrow for California to make his home. Lodge members will give talks and McHenry will bid farewell to his brothers.
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The
Elks Lodge
East Main Street
McHenry
California
Drowning Tragedy Near Southwestern Bridge Claims Local Teen
Chester Welton, a Wheatland teenager, died after drowning in the White River near the Southwestern Bridge Thursday afternoon. The body was recovered about 5 p m after a heavy drag search with boats and lines. Inquests heard witness Abner and others describe the accidental drowning during a fishing trip by the riverbank. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made as authorities continue inquiries.
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Chester Welton
Ydara
Welton
Wheatland
Vincennes
Damen Abner
Abner
Subsidy Election in Barr Township Saturday
Barr township voters confront a one percent subsidy vote on the Interurban line from Vincennes to Washington and Eastern, with local towns Martin county pledging support in prior elections while Barr township fate could determine route expansion toward Logansport or Odon. The outcome hinges on Barr’s subsidy decision and funding already arranged by local interests.
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Barr Township
Pegard
Washington
Avery Thire
Wapattingtan Township
Baviesd
Perry
Martin County
Montgomery
A. F. Cabel
18. C. Barridge
Tn Biel
Sky
Orhanse
Loaguotee
Falls
Odon
Married in county Gleaks office tooky
Clara Wooderoall and Erdeut Emery wed in Roxard township with ceremony at a chart house. The bride is the daughter of George Woodsmiull and the groom the son of Urls Bureh, a Roxard farmer. The event occurred in the northern part of the county.
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County Gleaks
Clara Jwubhlle
Wooderoall
Abd Erdeut Emery
Rey Harden
Allen
Urls Bureh
Roxard
Ana
George
Woodsmiull
Etmore
Surprise Party for Miss Fern McGuire at East Sixth Street
First Baptist church of which Miss Fern McGuire is a member gave a surprise party at her East Sixth Street home Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Helen and Roth Morgan, Marie Jones, Hazel Smith, Jennie Greensend, Mary Coxund, Snedie Smoot, and other friends. Miss McGuire is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M. McGuire.
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First Baptist Church
Misa Fern McGuire
Chisk
East Sixth
van Trees
Helen and Roth Morgan
Marie Jones
Hazel Smith
Mieentswete
Jennie Greensend
Mary Coxund
Snedie Smoot
Meguire
M. McGuire
Mayor's Court misreads and fines in town incident
Mayor McCarty heard cases involving Joseph Waltman fined one dollar and costs for provoking Mrs. Mark Thams on Claude C. High’s property. Thams fined one dollar and costs for trespassing. Mr Thams then fined three dollars and costs for assault and battery. The incident occurred on McCormick Street Thursday after noon. Chief of Police Metrisakep Paz left for Washington on a trainee mission with Powell. Powell could not be arraigned due to Mayor McCarty's absence.
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Joseph Waltman
McCarty
Mre
Mark Thamy
Claude C. Highs
Asnault
Billtery Om
Whitman
McCormick
Neon
Sone Metrisakep
Paz
Washington
Powell
Mel Carty
Indiana's Proctor liquor regulation receives support
Adjadapolis Indiana June 16 The Proctor Model License law in Indiana state has been admitted as the most enforceable of all liquor regulations since it began three months ago Officials who enforce the law and observers note it restrains bootlegging and keeps towns from reverting to a dry status The measure faced opposition from temperance advocates and retailers but is seen as manageable and compatible with public sentiment In Halty County the option law failed yet the Proctor regulation is praised for its practicality and broader compliance
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Adjadapolis
Ind
Thes Kengrat Assembly
Indiana
Andiana
Hanly County
General Assembly
Uast
Jad Ppelag
Jtet
Wenahips
National
Mader License League
Ofd
Central
Nttnapalls
Omnis
Railroad valuations total for the year rise over last year
The appraisement by counties and districts shows totals around 203,219 dollars in valuation for this year, up 6.97 percent from last year. The district appraisement reaches 294,781,940 dollars, with several county figures listed and adjustments totaling thousands.
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