PictGe Alleged Tiger Ant Seizes Liquor in North Po Street Incident
Chief of Poelie Woodraitt reports that several suspects including Dyeusant and Croucher allegedly brought ten quarts of whiskey and beer to a North Po street location on Monday. A claim of ownership sparked dispute with a nearby blacksmith while police recovered liquor upstairs and in a coal shed before locking it up at the station.
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Poelie
Woodraitt
Dyeusant
Croucher
Mondavoo
Mik
Clare Grorl
O'Connel
Mayor Patrick Ridee Reappointed To Police Post
Local official Patrick Ridee is named again to a police leadership role after years in Louisville, as indicated by city records. Ridee resumes duties amid pending community security initiatives and administrative changes.
Ten Year Old Boy Fractures Leg in Friendly Wrestle
Charles Holland age ten of a near Hehonville suffered a fracture of the right leg between knee and ankle Sunday while wrestling with playmate Lord Wooders of Trestonville who aided at the scene. He was attended by Dr. Meirson Holand and relatives.
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Charles
Meirson Holand
Hehonville
Jes
Sundin
Lord Wooders
Trestonville
Local letter questions reform motives in town
A damaged article fragment discusses a writer named Curry E and a petition or pamphlet aimed at reform, describing religious views and accusations of perversion. Officials may reveal the writer’s identity, with tension rising about publicity and local response to the alleged delusion and intended social change.
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Peroawritern
Beonisia
Dso Betas
Hhisett
Hotiers
Net
Infant Daughter of Cannon Dies Near Oolitic
A nineteen months old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cannon, died at home near Oolitic Sunday evening from blood poisoning. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 oclock from the home by Rev Deford, burial followed at Breckenridge.
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William Cannon
Oolitic
Rev. Deford
Breckenvide
Turbevyille Leaves Tar to Stay with Parents Over Christmas
Mrs. Fred Turbeyville will remain with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook on I Street through Christmas. Her husband, formerly with the Indianapolis Star, has accepted a new job in Cleveland Ohio and began work there on Monday.
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Fred Turbeyville
W. J. Cook
Turbeyville
Indianapolis Star
Cleveland
Ohio
Drunks Cause Jail Brawl Ends in Damage and Fines
Six drunks were jailed Saturday night as a brawl broke out at the county jail. James McDonald was beaten and a sink torn up. Fred Days and John Sidel allegedly incited the disturbance. Sidel paid $5 for damages, Hays skipped payment and received 30 days extra and $1 fine plus costs. An affidavit may be filed in circuit court against Hays for property destruction.
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James McDonald
Sdace
Fred Days
John Sidel
Sidel
Hays
Jin Police Court
Circuit
Six Sunday drunks fined in police court
Ray McKinney was fined $1 and costs in police court Monday on the charge of intoxication. John Ira, on the charge of intoxication was fined $1 and costs. George Grandstine was fined $1 and costs in police court for intoxication. James Tflatfield was given a fine of $1 and costs for intoxication. Fred Hays was fined $3 and costs and given a jail sentence of 30 days in addition, for intoxication. John Sidel paid his fine of $1 and costs assessed for intoxication.
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Ray McKinney
John Ira
George Grandstine
James Tflatfield
Fred Hays
John Sidel
Divorce decree modified custody awarded to father
Judge Swails of the Lawrence circuit court Saturday modified the divorce decree in Jack Janes v Mary Janes and awarded custody of the children to the father, replacing the mother.
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Judge Swails
Lawrence
Jack Janes
Mary Janes
Unigu Celebration Sunday At Home Of Mr And Mrs Batman
A local gathering marked a Sunday celebration at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Batman. Attendees included family and neighbors, with music and light refreshments reported.
Local chicken fancier earns ribbons at Princeton show
Waugh Whiting gains reputation as a chicken fancier after exhibiting six Barred Plymouth Rock in Princeton. He captured five ribbons and won the American Barred Rock Club special prize for the best color female Barred Rock.
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Waugh Whiting
Princeton
Hart of Ill Wants Police Board
Mayor Harris runs a city census in Bloomington to justify appointing a metropolitan police board once population surpasses 10 000. The survey, due soon, aims to avoid past slips and ensure the board’s confirmation.
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Hart of Ill Wants Police Board
Bloomington
John Harris
Metropolitan Police Board
Harris
Marriage of Maggie Turpin and James Scoggan at Trinity Church
A country wedding was held Sunday at Trinity Church at 7 pm uniting Miss Maggie Turpin and James Dudley Scoggan in a ceremony led by Rev. Leech. The bride wore embroidered net over white silk and a robespierre cap, carrying a bouquet of roses. They then went to the groom’s mother Mrs. Amos Scoggan’s home to start their life together.
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Trinity Church
Maggie Turpin
James Dudley Scoggan
Leech
Amos Scoggan
James B. Batman
Edna Kansas
William
Albert
Ulysses Batman
Lydia Hill
Rebecca Brown
This County
Mary Smallwood
Miss Pearl Batman
Levi Batman
Youngstown
Ohio
Sallie Duncan
Bowling Green
Batman
Bedford High School Defeats Odon 28 to 8 in Local Basketball
Bedford High School’s basketball team defeated Odon in a Saturday night contest by 28 to 8. Odon led 6 to 5 at halftime but Bedford pulled away in the second half to secure the win.
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Bedford High School
Odon
Venerable Batman Couple Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
The Batman couple Hiram and Catharine near the Duncan farm mark their eightieth birthday and fifty-eighth wedding anniversary with a family gathering. Eight children and five great grandchildren attended, with several relatives abroad sending letters. Relatives toured the home’s antique furnishings while a warm, spacious farm celebration unfolded in ideal weather.
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Hiram Batman
Catharine McKnight
Duncan
Katie
Festive Dining Scene With Long Tables and Birthday Cake
A large dining room hosted a festive event with two long tables adorned by ferns and flowering plants. Guests included many named families and individuals, with a centerpiece of a decorated birthday cake for an 80th birthday. A sizeable buffet featured multiple dishes and desserts as elders were seated and others served. A family notice mentions a birth on Sunday in Dark Hollow.
Woman detective recovers $2000 in goods in Vincennes
Mrs. Goosens wife of Emil Goosens a glassblower used legal training to track missing household items valued at 2000 tied to B Berry a glassworker from Okmulgee. She reviewed Knox county assessor records and traced more than fifty Berrys before the thirtieth Berry returned the goods. Crawford of Tunnelton was in Vincennes on business.
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Vincennes
Ind
Goosens
Emil Goosens
B. Berry
Okmulgee
Okla
Berry
Ben Berry
Beall
France
Knox County
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UNIGU
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Newland
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Emma
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Coleman Duncan
Louisville
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Mitchell
Thomas
Edna
Kansas
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J. B. Duncan
Isis Day
J. W. Newland
Clay Duncan
Marion
R. C. Duncan
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