Arrested Stanley Younger Charged With Petit Larceny
Stanley Younger seventeen year old brother of Ollie Younger, already jailed for a murder sentence, was arrested Tuesday on a Fountain county warrant for petit larceny after lap robes were stolen. He fled when officers came to his home but was found at a neighbor's house by Deputy Sheriff Holmes and arrested.
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Stanley Younger
Ollie Younger
James l. Mitchell
Fountain County
Younger
Holmes
Prisoners Snoddy and Adams Head to Prison in Whitecapping Case
Tobe Snoddy and Silas Adams of Bloomington, convicted of whitecapping Harvey McFarland, leave Bloomington tomorrow on the 11 36 train for Michigan City to serve sentences ranging from 2 to 14 years. They will surrender to the warden at Michigan City and begin serving immediately, with the last day of grace tomorrow. Snoddy sold his Bloomington ice business to support his family during imprisonment.
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Tobe Snoddy
Silas Adams
Harvey McFarland
Bloomington
Michigan City
Lafayette
Snoddy
Burial in Orange County For Mrs William Wade
The funeral of Mrs. William Wade who died in Albuquerque New Mexico was held today at Oolitie. The body arrived in the city Tuesday night and was taken to Oolitie this morning for burial in Orange County.
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William Wade
Albuquerque
N. M
Oolitie
Orange County
Protracted Meeting at Dolitig Gains Church Attention
The protracted meeting began at the Baptist church in Oolitic on Monday and continues into this week, with attendance drawing sustained interest. The event may extend beyond the current week if necessary.
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Dolitig
Baptist Church
Riley Dead Former City Editor Of Daily Mail
Former city editor of the Daily Mail and a well known newspaper man, Riley died. He guided coverage and mentored staff, leaving a lasting impact on local journalism.
Talented Reporter George W. Riley Dead at Bloomington
George W. Riley former city editor of the Daily Mail died at his brother Charles Riley’s Bloomington home Tuesday night. Heart trouble, worsened by a recent lung abscess operation, was given as the cause. He was born February 28, 1864, in Bloomington and had a long journalistic career including work in Louisville and Frankfort. He leaves a four year old daughter, Mary Alice, and two brothers, with funeral plans pending John Riley’s arrival from Washington.
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George W. Riley
The
Daily Mail
Charles Riley
Bloomington
Riley
Indiana
Tie
Monon
Jean
Louisville
Herald
Gov. Goebel
Frankfort
Republican Party of
Kentucky
State House
Bedford
Galveston
Schafer
Louisville Herald
Linton
Mary Alice
W. J. Cook
John Riley
Washington, D. C
Washington
Hurty Addresses Mitchell High School and Presbyterian Church
Dr. J. N. Hurty secretary of the Indiana state health board spoke at Mitchell High School this afternoon and at the Presbyterian Church tonight. He addressed the public on health topics in Mitchell Indiana.
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Mitchell, Ind
J. N. Hurty
Indianapolis
State Health Board
Mitchell High School
Presbyterian Church
Doctor Narrowly Escapes Train at Dangerous Crossing
Dr. R. B. Short returning from Dark Hollow avoided a fatal accident at the Sixteenth street crossing west of the city. He could not hear an approaching Southeastern train but his headlight revealed the passing locomotive just in time. Local agitation grows for an overhead crossing after multiple deaths at the same site.
Why Indiana State University Was Placed at Bloomington
Bloomington, Ind. January 14 Ernest ae unveils a study tracing the 1820 siting of Indiana State University to Jonathan Lindley of North Carolina through his land holdings and influence. Lindley helped choose Bloomington as a seat of learning amid early Orange County conditions and a lack of white settlers in Bloomington. He chaired a 1816 committee on campus location with Madison approval, tying the decision to his vision for education and regional development. Also noted are travels and social updates from local residents including the Lindley era and contemporary residents Bart Williams, Ruth, and Mrs Clara Conner returning to Shoals connections.
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Bloomington
Ind
The
State University
Ernest Ae
Jonathan Lindley
Peetree
Ee ‘Liindley
Orange County
Lindley
North Carolina
Paoli
New Orleans
Monroe
Madison
Final Official Figures Compare Wilson and Bryan Votes
The article discusses official 1896 1900 1904 1908 election totals and asks whether Wilson received more votes than Bryan. It notes discrepancies in earlier published figures and cites final national vote totals from state secretaries.
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Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Tone Ooo
Dem
Parker
Freee
Levering
Swallow
Bentley
Natl
Eats
Debs
Ee Matchett
Soc
Watson
Peo
Palmer
Corregan Soc
Lab
Baerepee
Taft
Bryan Dem
Wooley
Chafin
Barker
Peoples Ee
Deos
Eerererrsy
Malloney
Hisgen
Gilhouse
Eeecetos
Indiana University Alumni Meet At Bedford High School
The Indiana University faculty with Alumni help invites graduates from all Indiana counties and nearby states to a Bedford High School Auditorium gathering. On Friday January 17, 1918 at 8 o'clock the program includes music by girls and boys glee clubs, addresses by Dr Bryan and Dr Joseph Heiger, and views from lawyers teachers and doctors.
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Indiana University
Indiana
Lawrence County
Bedford High School
Clela Hiles
Joseph Heiger
Cosner
Miss Nolan
Dale Trial Set In Mitchell Man Charged With Serious Offense
The Jackson circuit court continued the trial of Joseph Dale of Mitchell for criminal intent involving a young Mitchell girl to March 26. The defense requested the delay due to counsel not being able to appear, while the state was ready with the prosecuting witness Miss Ethel Busick returning from Texas. The postponement surprised the prosecutor who had expected readiness if the girl were brought in.
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Joseph Dale
Mitchell
Jackson
Ethel Busick
Texas
Mrs M'Glung Williams Improving After Surgery
Mrs S A McClung of Williams, who underwent an operation at Louisville, was in serious condition for a time but is now much better. Her complete recovery is expected soon. Mrs Webster, who visited relatives at Williams, has returned home.
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Clara Conner
New Albany
C. K. Brock
S. A. McClung
Williams
Louisville
Mrs. Webster
Four beer raids by Lawrence County authorities reported
Four blind tiger raids were conducted Saturday at Bedford and Oolitic by Lawrence County authorities. Samples of the beer were sent to the University for analysis while Bedford’s Democratic leaders were in Indianapolis seeking jobs, leaving homes untested.
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Lawrence County
Bedford
University
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Thanking Friends for Sympathy After Death of Baby
The Vaught family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their darling baby Mildred Nelva.
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Mildred
Nelva
Francisco Vaught
Indiana Legislature Expands Public Service Bills
Indiana lawmakers introduce tax, blue sky, and public utilities measures. Key actions include a single inheritance tax on estates of 25 000 or more, creation of a public utilities commission, vocational schools funding, and new blue sky laws to curb speculative stocks.
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Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
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Ways and Means Committee
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Mark Storéen
Scottsburg
Brannaman
Lydendecker
Cook
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Linton
Wisconsin
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Marion
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Shelbyville
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Jackson
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Baliou
Lagrange
Curtis
Mt. Vernon
Gavit
Whiting
Harlan
Kistler
Logansport
McCormick
North Judson
Stotsehberg
New Albany
George Wood
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