Blood Hounds Fail to Track Burglars Near Fayetteville
Report says Owens bloodhounds followed the burglary trail from Owensburg and Williams to the Fayetteville area but could not locate the suspects by dusk. Authorities suspect burglars may reside in Tuyavetntry region after a series of recent thefts and stolen horses and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Blood Hounds
Ngville
Ainoon
Tuyavetntry
Owensburg
Williams
Springville
Pastor Dimmitt Attacks Fashion in Colum(day) Sermon
Bloom con, M. E. pastor and presiding seer, stirred crowds in Columbus with a sermon urging press and pulpit to unite to turn women from fashionable apparel. He read a poem depicting skimpy clothing and warned that moderne dress endangers health and morals, likening fashion to Esau selling birthright for pottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Dimmitt
Bloomcon
M. E
Columanday
Dr. Dimmitt
Esau
Todex
Entertaining for House Guests at West 16th Street Home
Mrs. Walter Day hosted a gathering Thursday for a large company at her West 16th street residence. Guests included Mrs. M. J. Murphy of Terre Haute, Mrs. G. A. Gellager of Denver, and Miss Goldie Ratzer of Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Day
West 16Th Street
M. J. Murphy
Terre Haute
G. A. Gellager
Denver
Colorado
Goldie Ratzer
Moberly
Cleve Scully Arrested After Knife Disturbance at Relative’s Home
Ill at his brother William Sculley’s home Cleve Sculley drank a dangerous concoction Tuesday. On Wednesday night he seized two knives and caused a disturbance prompting police intervention. He was locked up for safety until his condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Sculley
William Sculley
Sculley
Gray Case Delayed to Monday In Damages Suit
No court today and none until Monday unless something comes up. The next trial is Gray versus Baltimore and Ohio on damages from the death of Mrs. Gray in an accident involving a B and O train at Mitchell about a year ago. Judge Swails has gone home to Seymour and is not expected back until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
The
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Mitchell
Dillpore
Pat
Kilkee
C. B. Cole
Baymour
Reagan
Cincinnatti
William Milter
Big Cary
Miller
Reagan Lis
Coulter Sues Wife for Divorce Over Household Duties
Edward J Coulter files for divorce in circuit court alleging wife Hattie F Coulter refused to cook or manage the home. Married Oct 1 1912 separated Nov 11 19 1 9. He cites four children from a prior marriage and says she neglected them and accused him of adultery before their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie F. Coulter
Edward J. Coulter
R. L. Mellen
Anereate Circuit Court
Journeymen Stone Cutters Set Annual Indianapolis Convention
The Journeymen Stone Cutters Association of North America will hold its annual convention in Indianapolis starting December 9 at the Central Labor Union hall. Discussions may decide if national offices move from Washington to Indianapolis, with welcomes from Mayor Shank and speakers including President Lowry and former mayor C A Boolkwalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Association of North America
Indianapolis
Central Labor Union Hall
Central Labor Union
C. A. Boolkwalter
State Horticultural Society Holds Fifty-Second Meeting
The Indiana State Horticultural Society met at the State House for its fifty-second annual session and voted to sponsor an apple show next year. Officers were elected led by President C N Lindley and Vice Presidents across districts. An executive and show commissions were named with reports on weights, orchard experimentation, and show plans.
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Ciety
State House
General Assembly
Belewath
J.A. Stineman
Moe Gransyville
L. M. Widney
St. Joseph
W. B. Flick
Lawrence
H. H. Swain
South Bend
E. Y. Teas
Centerville
Orleans
Ind
C. M. Hobbs
Bridgeport
D. B. Johnson
Mooresville
F. J. Heacock
Salem
EK. R. Smith
Indianapolis
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug
Joseph A. Burton
I. R. Smith
H. M. Widney
Unusually Fast Telegram to Cleveland Sets Record
Western Union in Cleveland handled a message to Cleveland Ohio from the McCormick Brothers at 9 o clock. The message was telephoned to a Cleveland business house and the reply telegraphed back immediately. Six minutes elapsed from sending to delivery at the McCormick store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Sample
McCormick Brothers
Mec-Cormick
Deputy Of John H Underwood For Jackson County Named
Ralph B Applegate of Brownstown is selected as deputy for John H Underwood in Jackson County. The appointment letter names Applegate for county duties and outlines his role.
Underwood names Applegate Jackson County deputy prosecutor
John H. Underwood newly elected prosecutor of the 40th circuit announced Wednesday that Ralph B. Applegate of Brownstown will serve as his Jackson County deputy. Applegate, a young attorney, will handle county business with a Seymour deputy to be named later, a position Judge Wesner may obtain.
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John H. Underwood
40Th Judicial Circuit
Ralph B. Applegate
Brownstown
Jackson County
Applegate
Seymour
Underwood
Bedford Visitors And Local Shifts In Town Pages
Mr and Mrs Ezra Morris and baby of Bedford visited Mrs Abraham Colglazier in town. J H Bell returned to Bedford after visiting Mr and Mrs Bell on East Kirkwood Avenue. Wesley Hedrick transacted business in Bedford from Saturday to Monday. Miss Grace Paynter of Bedford visited her parents on Thursday.
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Ezra Morris
Baby
Bedford
Abraham Colglazier
Salem Democrat
J. H. Bell
Mrs. Bell
East Kirkwood Avenue
Bloomington
Wesley Hedrick
Salem
Grace Paynter
Lawrence County Medical Society Elects Officers
The Lawrence County Medical Society met in the City Hall Council Chamber on Thursday and elected Dr. R. B. Short as president, Dr. John A. Gibbons as vice president, and Dr. F. S. Hunter as secretary and treasurer. J. T. McFarlin was named delegate to the State Medical Society with Dr. E. E. Mitchell as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Medical Society
R. B. Short
John A. Gibbons
Mitchell
F. S. Hunter
J. T. McFarlin
Williams
State Medical Society
E. E. Mitchell
Beasley Pleads Guilty on Board Bill Fraud Charge
Police Court records show Fred Beasley entering a guilty plea in Justice Iseminger's court to attempting to defraud a board bill. He was fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beasley
Seymour Banana Man Faces Alleged Poker Exploit
Seymour Democrat reports Jimmy the banana man says he was doped and coerced into a poker game and cheated. He claims to seek shinny as an outlet for risk and excitement amid the incident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jimmy
Seymour Democrat
Boy Gehring Leaves Hospital After Wire Burns
Opal Gehring fourteen year old son of Gottlieb Gehring who was badly burned weeks ago by a live wire at 20th and H streets has returned home from City Hospital The wounds are not fully healed though the lad has regained use of his hand and arm and will continue care at home.
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Opal Gehring
Gotleib Gehring
20Th
Thanksgiving Visits Reported in Bedford Area
Dr. B. T. Radcliff and family and Mrs. Barbara Motsinger spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Weaver in Bedford. Radcliff returned that evening while others remained for several days. J. Marley Hall and family of Bedford were guests of Dr. H. M. Paynter and family Thursday. Salem Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Radcliff
Barbara Motsinger
Emmett Weaver
Bedford
Radcliff
Salem Democrat
J. Marley
Hall
H. M. Paynter
Veteran Sheron’s 59 years with the B and O railroad
Patrick J. Sheron born in 1840 in Ireland began as a water boy in 1853 during the old QO&M grade work. He rose through freight brakeman, fireman, and engineer, serving until a streetcar injury last winter. His recollections recount Morgan’s raid and a fatal bridge accident near Hogan Creek, with many era figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Sheron
Seymour
O. E. Henderson
Sheron
Marion
Ind
Goldbelt
Ireland
Cincinnatti
Patrick
North Vernon
Cincinnati
Willow Valley
Isaac Apgar
Wiliam Huffman
Silan Perry
Thirteen Posts Complete Lighting System Effort Progress
Secretary Farmer reports thirteen new lighting posts finished by Struble and Gibson mills as part of a citywide cluster system. About forty posts remain to complete installation amid winter delays and weather concerns.
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Farmer
Industrial Association
Struble and Giberson Mills
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Judge Swails
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Edward Coulter
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Indiana State Horticultural So
C. N. Lindley
A. W. Shoemaker
Daleville
Walter Vonnegut
East Fifteenth Street
Lindley
W. J. Ritterskamp
Prince
R. A. Simpson
Vincennes
Salon
H. M. Stont
Trafalgar
James W. Carver
Greencas
Tle
J. K. Henley
Greenfield
J. J. Milhous
Valley Mills
J. Listenfelt
Pennville
Frank Moffitt
Carmel
William M. Walton, Jr
Cleve
Jack
Son County
Ralph B. Ap
Plegate
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Lawrence County
Medical Society
John Morgan
Indiana
Mr. Sheron
Morgan
Osgood
Delaware
Hogan Creek
Cochran
Ralsing
E. T. Sarles
New Albany
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Bert Hanger
Hugh L. Sullivan
Washington
Theodore Welcome
Louisville
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