Lebanon Defeats Navy 14 To 4 In Local Ball Game
In a local clash Lebanon reserves overwhelmed the United States Navy team 14 to 4. Laddy Link returned as a married man and fanned 19, allowing six hits and one walk. Heflin and Pearce led with three hits apiece, while Pearlce’s grand hit drove in runs as Lebanon struck for multiple innings and held the Middies to two scattered runs after half a dozen frames.
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Lebanon
United States Navy
Laddy” Link
Benedict
Morman
Navy
Miller
Link
Hanna
Bauman
Heflin
Bunny” Pearce
Randal
Midland Tattle Guard
Carr
Mitchell
Royal
Carl
Prairie Creek
Heyman
Bunny
Umpa
Emmert
Bayman
Ludwig
Abrhoa Weber
Dd Ltd
McCann
Rice
Py Mears
Mesker
Wea
Robinson
P. Efi
ANON
Vibe Heflin
Pearce
Tomlinson
Tevesveer
Locolostaoi
Stolenier
Hanne
Emmert Biice
Inside the Money Ed Dillon and Mary Rosalind Shine at Frankfort
At Frankfort on Friday two Lebanon horses placed in the money in the 2 25 pace. Ed Dillon owned by Ed Denny won third money and Mary Rosalind Parr took fourth. Mary Rosalind earned third in all three heats yet under the old placement method Ed Dillon earned first and beat her for third.
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Ed Dillon
Mary Rosalind
Frankfort
Lebanon
Ed Denny
Mary Rosalind Parr
Gets Four Months A Term Of Jail For Bootlegging
Raymond Slack of Marion was convicted in Frankfort city court of bootlegging at the county fair. He received four months in jail and a $100 fine plus costs after police found four quart bottles of whisky in a trunk and more in his room. A separate federal charge for placing bulk whisky in bottles with government stamps was sent to Indianapolis for analysis. a possible $1,000 fine and federal prison term could follow if upheld.
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Raymond Slack
Marion
Gard
Frankfort
Slack
Buntin
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Prize wheat crop described from Kansas letter home
Mrs Minnie Eaton Gibson of Kinsley Kansas writes of a vast prize wheat harvest nearly all threshed with yields claiming up to 1000 bushels on large plots. She notes extreme heat 110 to 125 degrees, drought, wind, abundant flowers in Kansas and plans to sell the ranch and return to Lebanon while holding one of the best Edwards county farms.
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Minnie Eaton Gibson
Kinsley
Kas
Kansas
Indiana
Annual Reunion of 154th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Secretary and treasurer A N Grant invites comrades to the 32nd annual reunion on September 2, 1914, at the G A R ball in Lebanon Indiana. Report at 10 AM, parade to First Baptist church for rifations, welcome by Rev A W Cash, and call to inform secretary of attendance for dinner.
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A. N. Grant
154Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
First Baptist Church
A. W. Cash
First Christian Church
Lebanon
Kentucky Pan ama-Pacific Exposition public publicity agent named
Julius Thornton, ex Lebanon reporter now with Louisville Times, chosen publicity agent for the Kentucky Panama-Pacific Exposition Commission. He will prepare announcements and press articles to boost the exposition, reaching Kentuckians through the press, while not interfering with his duties. The position carries a handsome salary and honors Thornton’s writing ability.
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Julius Thornton
Lebanon
Louisville
Kentucky
State Commission
Ferrest
Thornton
County Auto Contest Boosts State Fair Parade
Hundreds of county cars will parade to the State Fair with Hoosier Motor Club backing. Counties compete for 100, 40, and 25 dollar prizes for largest lineup and best decorated car, parade to start September 9 from county seats, with free parking at the fair gates. Marion County excluded.
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Wnder Weyl
State Board of Agriculture
Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis
Marion County
Wedneday
Dorcas Class Entertains Friends At Taylor Farm
The Dorcas class of Methodist Sunday school entertained their young men friends Thursday evening at Miss Helen Taylor's country home west of the city. August birthday girls Miss Taylor and Miss Blanche Godfrey and Miss Lucya Smith hosted. Guests arrived via hay wagon, enjoyed music and games, and refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served.
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Dorcas
Methodist Sunday School
Helen Taylor
Miss Taylor
Blanche Godfrey
Lucya Smith
Taylor Farm
Biographer Russell Dinamore Stricken with Typhoid at Camp
Russell Dinamore became ill with typhoid fever two days after arriving at Fort Benjamin Harrison. He was removed from the field hospital Thursday to his home near Lebanon.
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Russell Dinamore
Fort Benjamin Harrigon
Lebanon
Indian Service Appoints Lixton Teacher at South Dakota Agency
Nitia Hall of Lixton is named as a teacher in the Indian service and will be stationed at the South Dakota Indian agency. The appointment places Hall within Lixton’s education system and connects to federal service duties.
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Nitia Hall
Lixton
South Dakota Agency
Nitis Hall
Lizton
Indian Service
South Dakota Indian Agency
T* A
Mothers Shape Greatness in Famous Lines on Love
A collection of quotes from Lincoln Edison Moody and others praising mothers as the driving force behind achievement. It extols mothers’ sacrifices, the quiet labor at home, and the need for simpler living over outward display, urging kindness and steady virtue as paths to happiness and success.
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Lincoln
Thomas Edison
Dwight L. Moody
Jean Paul Richter
Benjamin West
Back to School Say Lebanon Prepares for opening
Local students head to colleges and universities as Lebanon braces for the new school year. Improvements at Stokes and the high school accompany a wave of youths listing Indiana University Purdue University Wabash Northwestern Swarthmore and DePauw among pursued destinations with dozens bound for sophomores juniors and freshmen status in fields across disciplines.
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Lebanon
New Stokes
September Storm Period Predicted With Eclipses And Frosts
Weather notes forecast a September storm period culminating around the 4th to 6th with rising barometer and cooler air afterward. The report mentions auroral displays, electric disturbances, and a series of storms crossing the Atlantic Pacific coasts, plus anticipated frosts into the north regions. It quotes multiple university affiliations and lists several names connected to the period analysis.
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Hicks
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf
Sea of West Indian
Magnetic and Electrica
Perio
Earth
Globe
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
High Barome University of Michigan
Ter
Edward Honan
Eugene Thornton
Cent Department
John D. Coonstral
Ou/Jr
Died of meningitis in Flora infant dies in Indianapolis
John Walter Stamats eighteen months old son of Harvey and Ethel Stamats died at his parents home on Indianapolis avenue at 8 06 Thursday evening. Cause meningitis contracted days earlier. Born Flora Indiana February 19 1918. Survived by parents and sister Gretchen. Body taken to Flora via Frankfort, funeral held Saturday at Flora Burial, Zick Cemetery near Bors.
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John Walter Stamats
Harvey
Ethel Stamats
Indianapolis ‘Avenue
Flora
Ind
Gretchen
Frankfort
Flora Burj Dalyat
Zick
Bors
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Minnie Eaton
Kentucky Commission
Young Ladies
M. E. Dorcas Class
Fort Harrison
Institutions of Learning
Indiana University
Helen Kenworthy
Ruth Herdrich
Roze Moore
Pauline Wilson
John Benz
Okla Sicks
Richard Porter
Rex Dale
Sophoranre
Harry Jones
Mort Pardee
Purdue University
Clark Berry
Ralph Goodwin
Ralph Lowman
William Duff
Paul Huber
Hugh Mattix
Ralph Worley
Marguerite Busby
Wabash College
Lowell Dale
Charles Vallane
Fred Morrison
David Morrison
Thomas King
de ‘Pauw University
Lois Jones
Clarence Ball
Hazel Henderson
Alva Wynkoop
Northwestern University
Edith Shelby
Joy Shelby
Madge Shelby
Swarthmore College
Roy Comey
John Bell
Preasly Kimmel
ST. Louis
North Sky
Illinois Women's College
Corrine Stephenson
Audra Miller
Bradley Polytechnic
Peoria
Ilinois
Leona Winn
Helen Titus
Notre Dame
Lawrence Kileinhantz
Berman College
Gaingville
Georgia
Nina Beck
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Rearda Robinson
Herron Art Institute
Lillian Stephenson
Butler College
Cordelia Higgins
Ward-Helmont College
Nashville
Tennessee
Helen Ritchin
Thomas Normal College
Detroit
Michigan
Ester Bravhard
Methodist Training Schoolor
Glee Bowen
Columbia University
Paul Ward
State Normal
Ralph Schenke
Louisville Medical College
Iora
Flannigan
John W. Stamats