Dr Nary Strikes Inspector in Court Fight
Dr C E Nary of Wayt Dental struck license inspector Sidney Muir in the Ordinance Court after a contested six hour jail sentence for contempt. Judge James P Edwards fined Nary three dollars and ordered six hours in jail. Copess, accused of practicing without a license, was dismissed. The incident followed a bitter legal dispute.
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C. E. Nary
Wayt Dental Company
West Jefferson Street
Sidney Muir
James P Edwards
Edwards
Dr. Nary
J. A. Copess
Nary
Muir
Cepess
Copess
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Mrs Edwards urges against vandalism while praising the preserving of heritage and veterans. She cites the need to study war's costs and to honor sacrifices, criticizing sentimental neglect of history. Local figures Charlies Allen and Katherine Clare are noted in brief career updates.
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Indianapolis
Valparaiso
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
Prayer and parish life mix with civic notices and pensions
A column blends a humorous prayer for church events with wedding news and village notices. It cites marriages in town, calls for better enforcement of fish laws, a Supreme Court ruling on self defense, and a Civil War veterans pension bill advancing toward final passage with projected costs.
Terrible accident mars Monon yards switchman fate
Lee Mitchell a 25 year old Bedford area railroad worker was severely injured at the Monon yards while helping to kick a box car. He had his left leg mangled and surgeons amputated it below the knee, hoping for recovery. He is married to Louise Ragsdale.
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Lee Mitchell
Monon
Davis
Maloney
Southern
Indiana
Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
Freeland
Short
Judah
Louise Ragsdale
Buddy Ragsdale
Manon
Death of Lee Mitchell Follows Friday Injury in Monon Yards
Lee Mitchell died Saturday morning at 4 15 after Friday’s injuries in the Monon yards. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the First Christian Church by Elder E R Edwards. Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Lee Mitchell
Monon Yards
E. R. Edwards
Green Hill Cemetery
Jail Break Leaves Five at Large After Night Escape
Sheriff Frank Smith finds seven prisoners at supper last night but five have escaped by sawing a jail bar before the Monon train passed at 11 pm to drown any sounds. Escapers include Elmer Beasley and John Slinkard with charges of rape assault and battery larceny selling liquor to minors and shooting with intent to kill. A painter and Alex Reid remain. painter released after a fine. Also reported: Joseph Hess killed by a switch engine near Monon.
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Frank Smith
Monon
Elmer Beasley
Lon Wray
Oscar Plummer
George Buley
John Slinkard
Alex Reid
Indianapolis Hog Prices Reach June High Not Seen in Twenty Years
Hogs in the Indianapolis market topped 7.70 dollars on Saturday, the highest June level in twenty years, despite large receipts and a 70 cent corn price. Cattle also hit a peak, and forecaster Hicks warns of a stormy spell from June 19 to 27 with heavy rain and thunder across the region.
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Bedford Defeats West Baden In One-Sided Fairgrounds Game
A large crowd at the Fairgrounds watched Stone City beat West Baden 10 to 1. Akers stole home amid strong Bedford batting as West Baden protested and left the field briefly before returning. Also reported: Mrs. F. H. Railsback dies in Indianapolis. a boy injures his shoulder after a fall from a shade tree. Indiana tobacco rebates totaling 2.5 million dollars. local business plans include a new slaughterhouse and gas plant. lectures by Mrs. Armstrong planned for Stone City Opera House. local councilors argue over hitching racks at court house park and farmers threaten to resist removal by using hitching grounds instead.
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Indiana Union of Literary Clubs
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Bedford Boys
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Chas Bringham
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Helen Armstrong
Chicago
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Court House
Greensburg
Gentry Buys $25 000 Stallion McKinney For Bloomington
Bloomington Indiana horseman Henry B Gentry principal owner of the Gentry Brothers dog and pony shows has purchased the famed trotting stallion McKinney for 25000 cash from Charles A Durfee San Jose California. Delivery to Bloomington expected August 1 with a California visit by Gentry and Dr P O O Rear to inspect the horse. McKinney a 2114 trotting record sire by Alcyone from Rossa Sprague is hailed as the best speed sire with 220 offspring most trotting. The deal significantly boosts Indiana breeding prospects and Midwest horse breeding prestige.
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Bloomington
Ind
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Fror
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San Jose
Cal
McKinney
Indiana
New York
Gentry
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California
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Indianapolis
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Kentucky
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Coney
Jenny Mc
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Zalech
Zombre
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Axtell
Fair Grounds
Highwood
Red Heart
Alberton
Sphinx
Grattan
Rex Americus
Advertiser
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Atlantic
King
Crescens
Hal Dilliard
Directum
Online
Tommy Britton
Death of Mrs Florence J Tilford
Mrs Florence J Tilford died Sunday morning at 12 30 aged 72 years and 24 days The funeral was held Tuesday at 10 o clock from her residence on 14th street Burial was at Green Hill Cemetery
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Florence J. Tilford
14Th Street
Green Hill Cemetery
Narrow escape as loaded stone cars derail near Kann mill
A dangerous incident occurred Monday at 4 30 pm when a line of stone laden cars began rolling toward the B and O depot. Engineer Jim Hodge and his ten year old son escaped as the traveler narrowly avoided a fall. a tram beam broke, but held by a rod keeping the car from plunging to rocks below.
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Monon
Brooks & Curtis
Jim Hodge
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