Farmer killed by automobile in Peculiar Indiana accident
Charles Huskins a 55 year old farmer of Mitchell Indiana was killed Saturday afternoon when a mule attached to a light wagon caused an automobile driven by Mrs A C Voris to veer into a ditch. Coroner McLachlan ruled the death an unavoidable accident and the driver not to blame. Huskins body taken to Mitchell for burial after funeral services.
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McLachlan
Indiana
Lawrence County
S. C
Charles Huskins
Mitchell
Washington Avenue
A. C. Voris
George Elrod
Twelfth
P Streets
John Elrod
Huskins
Mrs.Huskins
Voris
Husking
Elrod
Haskins
C. H. Emery
John Storief
Falen
Hamer & Day Undertaking Establishment
Meelah- Jan Sunday
John Stepp
Ek. B. Thornton
Steno
Hresher
Sam Carroway
Mitcneill
Grate a Meeting Of Township Trustees dor Of Court House
The prompt text is garbled. A readable item notes a township trustees meeting to be held at the courthouse. The article outlines scheduling and agenda items for local governance.
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Court House
Dor of
PRAVARY FIGHT SHAPES UP AS LEAGUE SENDS TELEGRAM
Indianapolis February 19 big primary battle tightens as Wilson Bryan League dispatches telegrams charging the state machine with crucifying rank and file democracy while urging passage of a law and repudiating pledge for primary. Kern reportedly could not attend due to shipping dispute.
Mrs Nancy Carroll Succumbs After Stroke in Lincoln
Mrs Nancy Matilda Carroll died Sunday afternoon at 2 30 after a stroke of paralysis. She was born December 19 1842 and survived by ten children. Funeral services were held at 11 o clock Tuesday at the residence of Mrs Gaura J Accam with burial at Green Hill.
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Nancy Matilda Carroll
Laura Accam
Ieney Accam
Joseph and
Katharine Accam
George Carroll
Nannie Mis
Indianapolis
John Carroll
Hardin and
Monta
Traume
Arlie Carroll
Paducah
Amsterdam
17Th Street
Charles Morgan
Mary Butler
John Accam
O Street
Gaura J. Accam
Green Hill
Burglar Snooped Lincoln Avenue Home While Victims Away
A burglar ransacked the James Anderson residence on Lincoln Avenue Sunday night. The thief forced a front window, left the bed occupied supposedly by the intruder, and disturbed bureau drawers and contents. Mrs Anderson was away in Detroit with her husband absent two weeks, leaving an unguarded house. Detectives note possible missing clothing and small amounts of cash. cut glass and silverware appeared undisturbed.
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James Anderson
Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Funeral for John B. Stipp Largely Attended at First Methodist
A large crowd filled the First Methodist church Sunday for the funeral of John Bus Kirk Stipp. The service included a male quartet and prayers by Rev. Leuig, with floral tributes and honoring pallbearers. Burial followed at Green Hill cemetery beside his little daughters. Out of town relatives attended, including Curtis Adams and the Stipp family.
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First Methodist Church
John Bus Kirk Stipp
Celock
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Maccabees
Hey
Red and Gun Club
Isle of Somewhere
Leuig
John W. Strout
Harrison Ramsay
William Denniston
William Huddleston
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles Stipp
Elwood
Curtis Adams
Bloomfield
Thomas S. Stipp
Jenuee
Charles Lee
Shawswick
Joel Hobbs
Irie
Funeral of Mrs Harvey Ponies Held Sunday
The funeral for Mrs. Harvey Ponies, who died Friday night at City Hospital, was held Sunday morning at 10 from the home on North Street. Services followed at Bugs Chapel at noon and burial took place in the cemetery there.
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Harvey Ponies
City Hospital
Homer
North Street
Buses Chapel
Paul Short of Springville Dies After Illness
Paul Short a prominent Springville resident aged 53 died Sunday night at his home after a year of poor health following a stroke. He was brother to Rev. Quincy Short of the Springville church. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 o clock with burial in the local cemetery.
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Mr. Elrod
Short
Springville
Quincy Short
Affidavits filed in court for school neglect and assault
An affidavit in Justice Owens' court charges Frances M. Speer with failure to send children to school. Other cases include Floyd Torphys waiving examination on petit larceny, Curt Dalton escaping from police after intoxication disturbance, Charles Newkirk fined for provoke, Dink Bowden profane affidavit, Harry Dillman fined for intoxication, Otis McDonald fined, and Carrie Taylor charged with assault and battery on May Dowling in Justice Malott's court.
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Floyd Torphys
Charles Newkirk
Carrie Taylor
May Dowling
Justice Malott
Eva Lucile Colglazier Rites Mark Quiet Passing
An obituary tribute recalls Eva Lucile Colglazier born August 1, 1904 and died February 9, 1915 at age 10. The notice notes her schoolwork, family losses, and hints at faith in God’s plan, listing her father, siblings Lilian Olive Willard and others, along with relatives and friends. Ed Donahue and Lee Simmons are named in railway yard staffing changes at Mitchell.
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Eva Lucile Colglazier
Heavenly Garden
Lucile
Lilian
Olive
Willard
Frank Sears
Ruth Sears
Belle Overman
Marriage License For John Roberts And Angeline Willett
John Roberts of Oolitic marries Angeline Willett of Lawrence county under an Indiana license. The item notes local social notices and a few town news items including subscriptions and a ill family visit.
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John $. Roberts
Oolitic
Angeline Willett
Lawrence County
Local Notices and Social Roundup
Mrs H H Shields, guest of Mr and Mrs P L Deckard at Bloomington, has returned home. Mrs Mack Ragsdale, 11th and N streets, is confined to her home with a severe grip. Mrs Della Cain of East Politic visited town Monday en route to Heltonville to visit friends. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Scherchel of Coxton Sunday afternoon, a daughter Angilee.
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Trene Clark
Leesville
Richard Clampitt
H. H. Shields
Della Cain
East Politic
Heltonville
Carl Scherchel
Coxton
Angilee
Bitter German sentiment toward America deepens abroad
Berlin reports growing German resentment toward the United States fueled by hostile English dispatches. Americans in Germany warn a serious crisis may be near and danger cannot be overstated.
Lost Child Causes Delay on Keystone Express
Theodore Brown and family disrupted travel from Bloomington to Homer and caused the Pennsylvania Keystone express to lose thirty minutes near Limedale. The baby Brown went missing during transfer, prompting the conductor to turn back to Limedale where Greene, the agent, located the child walking along the track after following the train.
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Greencastle
Ind
Theodore Brown
Bloomington
Homer
Vandalia
Pennsylvania Keystone Express
Limedale
Brown
Keystone Express
Limaedale i. EE
Greene
Gainey vs Rainbolt case viewed by judge Swails
Judge Swails visited the scene Tuesday to inspect the watercourse involved in the dispute. Obstructing water flow damages are at issue in the Gainey versus Rainbolt case.
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Gainey
Fire damages at Twelfth and H Street home
An overheated stove caused a small blaze at the home of Mrs. Josie Schnoffner at Twelfth and H streets. Neighbors removed a feather bed and bedding before the fire department arrived. no building damage or insurance coverage reported. Miss Grace Evans injured a hand by breaking a window during the alarm.
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Josie Schnoffner
Grace Lo‘ans
Down Town
William Bacon
Grace Evans
Bloomington Men Fortunate as Others Face Layoffs
The Bloomington men are described as fortunate as about 40 Monon men in the area are to return to work tomorrow, while Lafayette workers fare worse. The Monon shops in Lafayette will not reopen until March 1 after extended closures. In addition, 500 Lafayette employees face delayed pay and uncertain futures, with no checks expected until late February and March. The piece notes prior contracts and idle engines, including five new Santa Fe type freight engines valued around 123,000 dollars awaiting assembly.
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Bloomington
Lafayette
Monon
Chicago
Monan
Haskell & Barker Car
Michi‘gan City
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Farmer
Mile
Kim
Charles Huiskins
Oliver McLahlan
Lawrenceport
Lillian Voris
Marguerite Howe
Mary McLaughlin Rae
James Stepp
Voris Famiy
Wali
Emery
Gam Carroway
Washington Park
Dayle Radcliff
Fairview
General Baptist Church
Ora Sheets
William Albert
Williams
Sheetz
Salena Sheetz
Geo. Manuel
Freetown
City
Elizabeth Tyler
Meltonville
Minnis Sharp
Corri
Pravary
Kern
United Press
Wilson Bryan League
Jones
Washington
Away
Hieral
John B. Stipp
Howe
Harvey Donica
Buggs Chapel
Paul Short
Curt Dalton
Hberty
Hgood
Dink Bowden
Policeourt
Harry Dillman
Otis McDonald
Eva Lucile
Ed Donahue
B. & Q. S W. Bedford
Lee Simmons
Donahue
H. R. Ferguson
Williams, Ind
Weekly Mail
Joseph Terrell
Huron
J. W. Brooking
Mrs. Chester Peckinpaugh
Mrs. Allen Bell
Danville
Germany
And
America
Berlin
Hos
Circuit Court
Cr. W. Jones
Panneluly
Los Angeles
California
Ette
Frank Mitchell
Mary Frances
Mollie Conklin
James Bell
M Street
Josie Schoffner
H Streets
J. A. Blankenship
East 6Th Street
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