Indiana Editorial Assn to Meet in Indianapolis Friday
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association will meet in the Hendricks club rooms Indianapolis February 9 at 10 o'clock. The piece criticizes tariff policy and defends the Wilson bill while blasting protectionists and corrupt politics in the era. It also notes The Indianapolis Sentinel review of city trade and cautions against prize fights and brutish acts in politics.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Uncle Sam
Bud Stone
Wratten
Daviess County
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Polibeniierts
Stone
Democratic
Democratic State Central Committee
Taggart
P. Sheerin
Logansport
Protests Against Wilson Tariff Fell On Deaf Congress
About 1.2 million people sent protests to Congress against the Wilson tariff bill. The text argues the current GOP congress will not change course, recalling 1892 when 6,876,052 voters supported tariff reductions and questioning if 1.2 million protests can counter nearly seven million voters.
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Congress
Peru
Indiana Republicans weigh Wilson bill and taxes in rally talk
Speakers discuss the Wilson tariff with income tax as a rider and note George W. Steele as a congressional candidate in Grant County. The Cleveland Rolling Mills reopen, employing about 3,500, while financial commentary praises Carlisle bonds and predicts a revival in industry and trade.
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Grant County
George W. Steele
George W
Dun
Carlisle
Local note: ex-treasurer Armstrong testifies in Michigan City case
Roxomo Ind January 30 ex treasurer James E Armstrong Tipton county arrives from Michigan City prison to testify against his son Cal. Prosecuting Attorney Pyke alleges Cal lost about twenty thousand dollars to gamblers and that he carried coin packages before race days with questionable authenticity.
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Roxomo
Ind
James E. Armstrong
Tipton County
Michigan City
Cal
Pyke
Purdue Fire Destroys New Mechanical Laboratory
A fire in the Purdue University mechanical laboratory engine room last night reduced the new, $170,000 facility to ruins. The building, dedicated just last Friday and funded by state aid, cost $100,000 to construct with $70,000 in equipment. insurance coverage tops $45,000. The lab was a major asset to Purdue and its loss is keenly felt.
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United States
Purdue
Mrs Freeman Carlisle Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Freeman Carlisle of North Main street died Friday at 10 in the morning after a year long battle with consumption. She was 31 years old, wife to her husband and mother of two. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs B F Sechler of Uniondale, two brothers, four sisters, and the couple’s two children. Funeral held Sunday at St John’s church with Rev Huffman and a morning service at the residence before the procession to the country.
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Freeman Carlisle
North Main Street
B. F. Sechler
Uniondale
St. John’s Church
Huffman
Uniondale Lutheran Church
C. A. Wade
Public Sale By Matthew Mounsey At Smoky Row Area
Matthew Mounsey offers at his residence one mile south and a half mile west of Smoky Row church a public sale on Monday Feb 12 including a mare nine years old a four year old bay horse three two year old colts a cow with calf two heifers seven shoats a Champion binder a Hocking Valley drill a two horse wagon double carriage and numerous other articles.
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Matthew Mounsey
Smoky Row Church
Protracted Meeting Continues In Reiffsburg
Reiffsburg residents report persistent grip illness among neighbors. Flora Skipps visits nearby. Mary Moyer improves after illness. Samuel Bowers recounts grip’s brief hold and release. Eli Ochsevrider and Lillie Leist spent Sunday at Bluffton. J. W. Shoemaker showcases a fine line of goods. Local notes include a new low down cart by H B Williams. F A Louis operates the engine for Henry Huffman. Z T Gensel attends his mother’s Illinois funeral by telegram. SIFTINGS.
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Flora Skipps
Mary Moyer
Samuel Bowers
Eli Ochsevrider
Lillie Leist
Bluffton
H. B. Williams
Henry Huffman
Z. T. Gensel
Illinois
F. A. Louis
J. W. Shoemaker
Court judgments list with multiple district cases
Circuit Court entries show judgments for plaintiffs and defendants in numerous cases including Burley versus Sharpe for 442.45 and Grove versus Sixby for 130.58. Other outcomes include dismissals with costs, foreclosures, and a $71.20 judgment in Zimmerman v Pierce.
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D.S. Burley
W.H. Palmer
Martha J. Harshman
G. W. Bright
Anna Rk, Barcus
Wells Co. Bank
John H. Crites
Andrew W. Taylor
S. E. Parker
John Zimmerman
John S. Pierce
Honduras Hootings and Rural Notes from Decatur
Local column reports seed corn plans by John Swartz claiming thirty ears per two bushels shelled and acre yields. Harvey Diehl smiles. a boy is born. Adam Ritchey drills wells in two days near Decatur. Oil land leases surface, and rural life updates include singing school, Friday literary, and weather effects on hunting.
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John Swartz
Harvey Diehl
Adam Ritchey
Decatur
Uncle Ad
Darvey Deihl
Prof
J. T. Kootz
Hower School
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Bluffton, End
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Bluffton, MD
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Wells County
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