Redwine Trial at Martinsville Opens in Morgan Court
The trial of William H. Redwine, accused of killing John Dawson near Martinsville, began in Morgan circuit court after the indictment last September. Prosecutors presented evidence as the jury was impaneled, with Friday’s session focused on witness testimony and the defense plan.
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Martinsville
William H. Redwine
John Dawson
Morgan
Redwine
Boone County
Dawson
North Side PTA debates enforcing anti-cigarette law
The North Side School assembly room hosted the Parent Teachers Association meeting with about a hundred attendees. W H Smith explained the law in mayor Rogers absence, Kenyon Stevenson spoke on tobacco impact on boys, and members urged enforcing prohibitions on illegal cigarette sales. A campaign committee of Miss Bell, A Lewis, and George Jones was formed to notify the public through press, churches, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
North Side
Lebanon
Rogers
W- H., Smith
Kenyon Stevenson
Strong
Miss Bell
A. Lewis
George & Jones
Berryhill Shirley
Fike
Garner
Keener
Reagat Platt
Lewis
Schultz
Worls Baker
Jonson
Byers
Fire fighting costs in Indiana cities rise per family
The Indiana fire marshal reports each city family pays 3 to 10 dollars yearly for protection. Indiana has 95 cities with nearly 2 million dollars invested in equipment and about 1.5 million dollars yearly maintenance. Population around 1.25 million yields about one dollar per person for fire protection, though it does not insure against loss. The office notes every city has some fire protection and employs many firemen.
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Indiana
Apparatua
Bach Hazarda
Uttle
Todiana
Funeral services for Mrs Antonicus Cheadle in Rossville
Funeral services for the late Mrs Antonicus Cheadle were held at the family residence in Rossville on Sunday at 9 30 o clock. Rev Fowler of the Presbyterian church officiated. The remains were shipped to Frankfort over the Monon arriving at 1 o clock and interment was at Green Lawn Cemetery with Rev H L Crain of Frankfort conducting a brief grave prayer service.
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Antonicus Cheadle
Rossville
Fowler
Presbyterian Church
Frankfort
Monon
Green Lawn
H. L. Crain
First Presbyterian Church of
Died Near Bainbridge in Putnam County
Albert Tere son of Homer and Mattie Tyre formerly of this vicinity died near Bainbridge in Putnam county after a surgical operation for head issues at ten years eleven months and six days old. Funeral services were held at the Bainbridge residence and later at the First Christian church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Albert Tere
Homer
Mattie Tyre
Bainbridge
Putman
Mra
Hamer Tyre
Christain
A. W. Cash
Oak Hill Cemetery
New Signs Demanded for Safer Railroad Crossings
Fred I Willis of the Hoosier Motor Club urges the Indiana Public Utilities Commission to require railroads and interurbans to relocate stop, look, listen signs away from tracks to at least 500 feet and add a second sign at 200 feet. He notes recent Indiana fatalities and calls for night illumination on interurban crossings to prevent crashes and save lives.
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Maui
Indiana Public Utilities Commission
Railroads and Traction Companies
Hoosier Motor Club
Fred I. Willis
Tours
Willis
Argny
Indiana
Indianapolis
Siern
Public Utilities Commission
Peculiar livestock tragedy near Zionsville pasture
The Zionsville Times reports a yearling heifer found headless in B C Booker pasture northwest of town. Owned by B A Beelar and Son, the animal had been missing three weeks and was likely dead before its head was chopped. An axe left by Ora Klingler may be involved. residents aided in the search.
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Zionsville Times
B. C. Booker
Hiefer
Helfer
B. A. Beelar & Son
Booher
Ora Klingler
Beslarde Sitaa
Farm Women Asked to Aid Government Study
Secretary David F. Houston will gửi letters to 50 000 farm households inviting farm women to share how the Agriculture Department can better assist them. Letters go to wives as crop correspondents with return envelopes. Responses from about 500 000 farm women will guide official actions after harvest.
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David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mendersons Informed Of Son Raymonds Leg Injury
Mr and Mrs John Menderson of 110 South Street received a telegram from their son Raymond Henderson saying he had an accident and fractured his right leg between the knee and ankle. He was taken to a New Orleans hospital for treatment. Raymond is a civil engineer in Water Valley Mississippi with the Illinois Central railroad, and the incident is believed to have occurred while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dafayette Journal
John Menderson
South Street
Raymond Henderson
New Orleans
Water Valley
Miss
Minois Central Railroad
Boone county to elect trustees and multiple ballots
Voters in Boone county will face three ballots next November state county and township marking the first township ballot since 1908. A 1811 law extended terms for township officers then serving and changed retirement dates. The 1911 legislature considered bills to increase the number of trustees and assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
General Assembly
Indiana extends terms for township trustees and assessors
Indiana lawmakers passed a compromise bill granting trustees and assessors a two year extension on their terms. The act shifts the election and extends future terms to four years, with appointments and advisory board elections adjusted accordingly. Trustees and assessors elected this year avoid six year terms and township council terms are set to expire January 1, 1516.
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Bssessors
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Freezing Weather Reaches South as Week Opens
Weather Bureau experts forecast freezing weather descending from the northwestern states into the upper Great Lakes and Missouri valleys early next week. A disturbance near southern Alaska drives rains on the Washington coast, then moves eastward over the plateau and Rockies, bringing snow and rain to the west, with farther east snow and rain possible by midweek into the Mississippi Valley and toward the Atlantic states. The Alaska system is not expected to yield severe cold, and another disturbance follows later in the week.
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Florida
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Upper Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Alaska
Washington
Ward
Plateau
Rock Mountain
Mountains
Missouri
Mississippi
Atlantic States
Government Sets Uniform Corn Grading Standards
The agriculture department announced definite standards for grading corn under government supervision effective July 1. Grades 1 through 6 remain, with allowances for heat damaged corn in Grades 4 5 and 6. Finely broken corn must pass through a nine and three quarter inch metal sieve and cracked corn through a one quarter inch sieve. Secretary Houston says the rules will boost quality production and encourage earlier maturing varieties capable of premium sale.
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Department of Agriculture
Grain Dealers’ National Association
National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Associations
Houston
Corp
Governor and Mrs Ralston speak at Lebanon High
The governor and Mrs Ralston attended a Lebanon High School program this afternoon as guests of honor. They addressed students amid a sequence of vocation talks by school staff and county agents, with music, an informal reception, and Sunshine Society refreshments following the event.
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M. Ralston
Lebanon High School
K. G. Walker
Keaton
H. G. Brown
R- W. [Mel
Ben F. McKey
Ralston
B. G
Walter
Theo
Sunshine Society
Critic of Dr Elliot Knocks New Religion Debate
The Rev. Allen P. Delong of Zionsville Methodist Church condemns Dr Charles W. Eliots new religion as 500 years behind the times. Delong accuses Elliot of denying miracles and dogmas while praising the personality of Jesus and curbing theology debates. He cites misquotation and notes local Baptists visiting Lebannon for baptism as the community reports.
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Ray. Allen P. Delong
Zionsville Methodist Church
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
The
Times
Elliot
Jonah
Hillet
Jesus
Delong
Dr. Elliot
Panthalam
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Bitney Barl Self
Mike Lillie Wiseman
Homer Dale
Farmers State Bank
Virginia
John
Misa Grace Caldwell
Carter Moore
John M. Conyeré
Department ‘of Agriculture
Wilves and Daughters
National Department of Agriculture
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Mrs. Ralston
DR. Elliott
Wionsville
Warvard
Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Stark
Bill
Chicago
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W. H. McMakin
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