Death of Amelia Sandlin in Advance Kentucky Native Lived Indiana Life
Amelia Jane Sandlin aged 7 years 6 months 20 days died at 4 60 p m Thursday at her Advance home after an eleven day illness of paralysis Born in Nicholas county Kentucky June 26 1884 she moved to Indiana as a child settling near Old Union Jackson township Later lived in Advance about nine years She was twice married first to Joseph Jackson died 1888 second to James Sandlin died 1909 Survived by brother Denman Pergell Advance and sister Rachaelavis Arkansas Funeral from Shiloh Christian church at 1 a m Saturday Rev William Kibby burial in Old Union cemetery The body laid in state Monday evening Page 4 Martinsville special reports on William Redwine trial with dramatic testimony and defense cross examination details
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Amelia Jane Sandlin
Advance
Sandlin
Nicholas County
Indiana
Joseph Jackson
James Sandlin
First Christan Church
Old Union
Shiloh
Redwine
W. H. Pigg
Pawson
McNutt
William Redwine
Dawson
Pauitler
Martinsville
Tie
Jury Disagrees After Long Deliberation in Red Wine Trial
The jury in William Red Wine's trial at Martinaville deliberated more than fifty hours without reaching a verdict. The closest consensus was eight to four for acquittal before Judge Whitaker discharged the jury with no verdict possible.
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William
Martinaville
Whitaker
Pleasant day for 71st birthday at Mrs Coolman’s home
A party of Indianapolis relatives, 82 guests, celebrated Mrs Angia Coolman’s 71st birthday on Green Street. Guests from Indianapolis included Mr and Mrs Geo Wysong, Clifford Wysong, Harry Thalman and daughter, and Mrs Harry Gregory. An elaborate high noon dinner featured a carnation and Poinsettia centerpiece, heart favors, and a return visit from Robert Coolman of Thorntown.
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Indianapolis
Angia Coolman
East
Green Street
Colman
Indianapole
Geo. Wysong
Clifford Wysong
Harry Thalman
Harry Gregory
Indiana corn grower champions tour Washington after meeting governor
Eight Indiana county champions aged 11 to 19 departed for Washington after a noon call on Governor Halston. They expect to meet President Wilson and Secretary Hopetoun, accompanied by state agriculture chief Z M Smith Purdue rep, Pulaski schools head H J Rogers and George Birk. The group praised farming as Indiana's business and affirmed they will remain on the farm.
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Indiana
Washington
Halston
President Wilson
Hopetoun
Z. M. Smith
Purdue University
H. J. Rogers
Pulaski County
George Birk
St. Joseph County
Earl Sawder
Lawrence County
Clarence G. Birk
St. Joseph
Everett Schlenker
Delaware County
Basil Stultz
Zloneville
Boone County
Francis J. Hammond
Spencer County
Raymond Mulvoy
Tippecatoe County
William Thompson
Puliaski County
Delbert Lavatt
Marion County
Gordon W. Reap
Bartholomew County
Agoga Bible Class Team to Play Columbus Independents
The first team of the Agoga Bible class of the First Baptist Church traveled to Columbus this afternoon to face the Independent team of the Commercial Club at 8 o'clock. Players include Elsio Parks captain Rae hel Wigging Velda Ulery Eefast Hl land Kenneth White Clarence Altum Arthur Cling Young farm r basketbal player of awn accompanied by Charlee ar manager.
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Columbus
First Baptist Church
Scarry Tr
Representative Morrison faced a rare punishment in the House when Speaker Clark assigned him to preside amid a heated clash with fellow Democrat turned foe William Humphrey of Seattle They sparred over party faith while Morrison, serving as presiding officer, was forced to defend Humphrey from interruptions as Mrs Humphrey watched from the gallery in a tense Washington scene
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Washington
Martin A Morrison
Indiana
House of Representatives
William E. Humphrey
Seattle
Morrison
Humphrey
Congress
United States
Jew Morrison
Morrisson
Champ Clark
Democratic Party
Looge
Over 2 000 000 Red Cross Seals Sold in Indiana 1913
Seals for tuberculosis relief in Indiana exceeded prior years with over two million sold during the 1913 holidays. Severance Burrage of Lilly Pharmaceutical notes Indianapolis led receipts with about 400 000 seals, while 76 percent stayed local, 15 percent to the state, and 10 percent to the national society.
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Red Cross
Indiana
Severance Burrage
Purdue
EM Lilly Pharaceutical Company
Indianapolis
Burrage
The
Indians Society For the Study and
Ja Recolpta
Loganaport
Notice of Delinquent Lands Sale in Boone County Indiana
David M. Clark auditor certifies that delinquent lands and town lots for Booness county Indiana for 1912 and earlier, listed with 1913 taxes, will be sold at public auction. The sale begins February on the court house door in Lebanon, to discharge taxes, penalties, interest, and costs.
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Indiana
Booness
David M. Clark
Boone County
Sears
T. Frank Laughner
Court House
Lebanon
Resson
David M, Clark
Hawks and hawk measuring contest in local areas
A fragmentary report describes several hawks with measurements around 49 to 63 inches across wings and a 55 inch specimen captured January 27 by Frank Thrine of Weahington township. Ruth Taylor hosted a dinner where locals including Misses Grace Bryan Ruth Campbell Blanche Fenton Canton H celebrated successful captures and mounting of hawks.
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Weahington
Baron Witt Ig
Ruth Taylor
Ruth
Grace Bryan
Ruth Campbell
Blanche Fenton
Givan and
Lester al Joel
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Ole Evans
Mary
Tee Witham
Albert
Washington Township
Reagan
PL & Bary
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Stephenson
Gyrint
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Fearia
Mechaniest
Melee
Sugan Creek
Waisan
James Gwae
Thortown Corporation
Hy Coulson
Tharatotrn
Thorntown
Jepperson
Wills, Billard & A. E
Hazelrigg
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Rader
Mary A
Eagle Tow
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L. Orlois
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Bradley
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Dinsmore
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Rovinson
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Hamilton
Frank
Kenworthy
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Robert Wee
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Ate
Porter
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G. E
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Ort
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Fay Ham
Frank 'Thrine
Trimat Leaf
Ivan Cohey
Harry Harting
First Rural Loan and Savings Association
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HH. L. Moore
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