Dogs Put Under Kill Order After Rabies Report
State bacteriologist confirms rabies risk after a cat bite on Mark Whicker. Attica authorities issue a sixty day order to kill all unmuzzled dogs and unkept domestic animals. George Brown appointed city dog killer, has six kills. rabies traced to a dog belonging to Lawrence Fix.
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Indianapolis
Mark Whicker
John R. Hicks
Covington
County Board of Health
Attica
Logan
Davis Township
Hicks
Claude Philpott
Reed
Marshal Beamer
George Brown
Lawrence Fix
Warren County
Ben Canady
Lebanon
Roy Salts
Mr. Salts
Lafayette
Chicago
Warren Township Commencement Recalls First Country Ceremony
Rev. T. W. Stewart addressed 15 graduates at Warren township Independence service held in a crowded church and yard. Music by Carlson orchestra accompanied by floral gifts as graduates Alma Perigo Fern McKinzie Alice Douglas Albert Hamblen Chester Rozell Lola Stetler Lavonia Adams Frieda Mathers Marie King Juanita Woodruff Ida King Florence Bacret Mary Reynolds Fred Simmerman Charles King endured long speech and attentive crowd.
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T. W. Stewart
Warren Township
Independence
Carlson Orchestra
Mr. Stewart
Alma Perigo
Fern McKinzie
Alice Douglas
Albert Hamblen
Chester Rozell
Lola Stetler
Lavonia
Fourth of July Celebration at Riverside Redmen Hall
The I O R M lodge at Riverside advertises a large Fourth of July event with Redmen hall dedication. Visitors invited from Wabash valley and neighboring lodges. Speakers include Hon. E. E. Neal and J. Wesley Whicker. Activities include baseball, dancing, foot races, martial band music, and night initiations for visiting Red Men.
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Riverside
Redmen
Wabash Valley
E. E. Neal
Noblesville
Congress
Morrison
J. Wesley Whicker
Attica
Attica aviation day praised for Willard flights
The Covington Republican notes Attica will host another aviation day. It recalls Willard’s two successful flights lasting about fourteen minutes covering seven miles. More than ten thousand observers saw the flights and all newspapers within thirty miles called the event a success despite an earlier accident that halted the planned third flight.
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Attica
Tom Clifton
Covington Republican
Tom
Willard
Perry Street
Beckwith
Saunderson Renominated by Democratic District Convention
A mass convention of Democratic voters from Benton and Warren counties met in Oxford to renominate Judge James T. Saunderson and Prosecuting Attorney nominee John Sutton. Saunderson was praised as the first Democrat on the district bench in living memory.
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Twenty-First Judicial District
Benton
Warren Counties
Oxford
James T. Saunderson
John Sutton
Williamsport
M. A. McDonald
Warren County
Democratic Central Committee
Saunderson
B. B. Berry
Fowler
W. R. Grames
Oscar Larm
Socialists Nominate County Ticket in Fountain County
The Fountain County Socialist party met in this city to organize and nominate a county slate by acclamation. Elmer E. Rinehart was chosen county chairman with George Brown as secretary and W. Melton as treasurer. Nominees include George W. Crane for circuit judge, Ralph Meitzler for representative, J. N. Campbell for sheriff, Elmer Rinehart for treasurer, J. D. Coffing for prosecuting attorney, H. Crane for commissioner district 3, and Jonathan Milikan for coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Fountain County
Elmer E. Rinehart
George Brown
Ra W. Melton
George W. Crane
Sterling
Ralph Mei Meitzler
Ray Fleming Marries Bertha Brenner at West Lebanon
Ray Fleming, a West Lebanon native and former Nationals player, married Miss Bertha Brenner of West Lebanon at the bride's parents' home. Fleming, Purdue graduate and 1908 athlete, works in Purdue's veterinary department. the couple will reside in West Lafayette. Bertha Brenner is a graduate of the Metropolitan School of Music in Indianapolis.
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Ray Fleming
West Lebanon
Nationals
Basl
Bertha Brenner
J. R. Brenner
F. C. Pleming
Purdue University
Purdue
West Lafayette
Metropolitan School of Music
Indianapolis
Warren Democrats Nominate Local County Tickets
In Williamsport a Warren county Democratic gathering nominated a slate for county offices. John Mankey was chosen for treasurer Col R A Butler for commissioner 3d district Jacob Frye for commissioner 2d district Newell Vanderbilt for recorder and John Barnhart for sheriff.
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Warren County
Second Heaven
Williamsport
John Mankey
Col
R.A. Butler
Jacob Frye
Newell Vanderbilt
John Barnhart
Pretty Wedding At Methodist Church
Miss Mary Augusta Kelley and Edward Marlatt wed in a 10:30 Tuesday ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church in the presence of sixty five relatives and friends. The service featured a vine arch backstopped by flowers, Mina Russell at the organ, and a brief ring ceremony followed by a prayer. The couple will spend a few days in Chicago before settling in Lafayette where the groom is employed.
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Mary Augusta Kelley
Edward Marlatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mina Russell
James Marlatt
Mendelssohn
C. W. Postill
James
June Ford
Harry Randolph
Reid Vandeventer
Veedersburg
Aaron Severs
Milford
Girl Ends Long Ride Across the Nation
Miss Alberta Claire of Wyoming completes a 10 000 mile journey begun September 10 from Sheridan. She rode a horse to the Pacific coast then returned eastward with her mastiff Dixie, receiving a public reception in Atlantic City.
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Alberta Claire
Wyoming
Attica
Sheridan
Wyo
Pacific Coast
East
Dixie
Atlantic City
Esplanade
Rudilfi
Rev E C Wareing Honored With Editorial Offer
Rev E C Wareing formerly pastor at Williamsport now serves at First Methodist Brazil has been offered assistant editor duties at the Western Christian Advocate the leading Methodist paper. The position comes with a good salary and recognition of his Bible class teaching and lecturing prowess in Brazil. He will speak at the Sunday School Institute in Cincinnati and decide on the offer after consultations with the Advocate editors.
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E. C. Wareing
Methodist Church
Williamsport
First Methodist Church
Brazil
Western Christian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wareing
Sunday School Institute
Cincinnati
The
Advocate
Visiting in the West Mrs Clark family heads to Shasta Retreat
Mrs. O. S. Clark and her son Reid depart Monday for Shasta Retreat in Northern California for the summer. Mrs. L. D. Hiner and husband from Milton Oregon join for the season, with Hiner working on a branch railroad and Reid in a local machine shop. Robert Clark accompanies them to St. Louis. Cordelia Shheidler will oversee the household during the absence.
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O. S. Clark
Reid
Shasta
California
Clark
L. D. Hiner
Milton
Ore
Hiner
St. Louis
Robert Clark
Danville
Cordelia Shheidler
Mrs. Clark
Parenti Bros In Law Suit Over Damaged Shipments
Parenti Bros sued after shipping confectionery store fixtures from this city to Chicago. The railroad refused reimbursement, claiming the goods were packed by the shippers and damaged due to careless loading. Agent Gray testified in Chicago court.
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Parenti Bros
Chicago
Gray
Buggy and Auto Collision in Newtown After Band Concert
A Wingate livery auto crashed into Oscar Smith of Newtown's buggy in front of Powers Hardware Store Wednesday night after a band concert. The driver halted the car to protect the horse, and one buggy shaft was broken which the driver paid for promptly.
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Wingate
Oscar Smith
Newtown
Powers’ Hardware
Two Sermon Subjects by Rev T W Stewart
Rev T W Stewart of the Presbyterian church announces two sermons for next Sunday. At 10 45 AM he will preach Knowledge That Comes to Late and at 7 30 PM Falling in Love. The evening sermon aims to attract many young people. Wallace Haworth and family visited relatives in Montezuma.
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T. W. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Martin Lindburg dies after long illness at Perry Street store
Martin A Lindburg, a Perry Street merchant known for Lindburg china and wallpaper, died Monday evening after a prolonged Brights disease illness. He was 55, born in Paxton, Ill., and survived by his mother, sister, wife Hilda Jones, and other relatives. Funeral was held Wednesday at his East Monroe home, with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Monroe Street
Riverside Cemetery
Bright
Martin A. Lindburg
Mr. Lindburg
Perry Street
Lindburg China and Wallpaper
Altho
East
Andrew Berghult
Swedish Luthern Church
Paxton, Ill
William Lindburg
Martin
James Scribner
Hilda Jones
Scribner
Feast of the Sacrament Celebrated at St Francis Church
Corpus Christi services at St Francis Church featured high mass and benediction led by Rev. Father Oberholtz. A solemn procession of the Blessed Sacrament followed with participation by all the children of the congregation.
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St. Francis Catholic
Father Oberholtz
Opens New Piano Store In Odd Fellows Room
Newman Bros of Chicago opens a piano store in the Odd Fellows room beside Thornton's garage with an opening sale this week. Manager F H Brown and C R Capperrone run the shop while Chapperrone, a noted musician, draws crowds with his playing.
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Thornton
Newman Bros
Chicago
F. H. Brown
C. R. Capperrone
Chapperrone
Volcano eruptions feared in Alaska towns claim hundreds
Dispatches describe Katmai eruption sending ashes over Fairbanks and seven nearby towns evacuated. About 200 people feared buried under ash, while Mount Hayes lies 100 miles south of Fairbanks near Ross Johnson. Alaska reports contrast with calm in Fairbanks as families await letters.
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Alaska
Mount Hayes
Fairbanks
Ross Johnson
Katmai
C. J. Johnson
Ross
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Montgomery
Harley Dunbar
Stone Bluff
Denver
Colo
Grace Anna
Henry Davis
Mrs. Davis
J.C. Sallee
Davis
Arch Allenduff
Roberts
T. P. Campbell
Los Angeles
Calif
Campbell
Mildred
Tom
Ed Foster
Champaign
Ill
Illinois University
Herbert
Joe Little
Farmersland Merchants Bank
Bessie McNett
Central Girls
Warren County
Ralph Fisher
Attica
Canton
Ohio
Honour Spore
Ralph
Fred Springman
Perry Street
John Brownell
John Weber
Fifth Street
Brazil
C. E. Barnhart
Mr. Brownell
A. B. Fletcher
Carl J. Hayes
Albert Hardesty
J. G. ‘Hodson
Joe Marlatt
Russell B. Wallace
Attica Lad Wins Prizes at St John’s Military School
Carlton McFayden, twelve, completes his first year at St John’s Military academy Delafield Wis. He wins three prizes including a gold medal for top arithmetic, five dollars in gold for best class rank, and a self filling fountain pen for penmanship. He is praised for his military record and high standing despite being among the youngest cadets.
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Carlton McFayden
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Carlton
Milwaukee
Hillsboro Paving Plan Aims to Fix Bad Road
Town officials announce a two and four fifth mile paving project for Main Street and adjacent country road from Glascock school to the eastern Hillsboro limit. The $25,000 plan, under Indiana three mile law, includes brick roadway and concrete curb within the city. Bids due July 2. Epworth league conference in Boswell June 18–19 led by district leaders. Pastor J. Williams of Mulberry chairs the district.
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Main Street
Hillsboro
Glascock
Epworth League
Lafayette
Boswell
George V.,morris
D.D
Frankfort
J. P. D. John
Greencastle
J. M. Williams
Mulberry
Greenhill
Pine Village
Mrs Wilmer Carlson Dies at City Home
Mrs Wilmer Carlson died at her city home this morning from complications of childbirth. The baby, born Tuesday morning, showed every indication of living at this time.
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Wilmer Carlson
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Warren Township Commencement
Clifton
Warren
Methodist
Mary Kelley
W. F. Clarke
Carrie Derrick
C. H. Clement
Shawnee Mound
Rev
Wallace Haworth
Montezuma
Martin Lindburg
Charles Eviston
Mrs. Eviston
Charles
Attica Lad
Township
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