Moose Lodge Beer Confiscation Case Heard In Court
The state argued Moose Lodge and a beer club evaded liquor laws by selling beer through lodge officers using checks to authorize each bottle. Witnesses testified to beers ordered via lodge secretary and paid with cases in the ice chest. If unappealed, the court will order the beer destroyed and potential actions against lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Squire Perrill
Naid
Lora Smith
Grover Dawson
Ros Due
David Schenks
Lodge
Dave” Smith
Ed. Caldwet
Thieme Wagner
Dora Brandenburg
Fudge
Brandenburg
Moors Lodge
Squire N. A. Perrill
Ira M. Sharp
Milton Hopkins
O. Clemens
Dave Smith
Frank, Miller
B. Dawson
Tom McDonald
Taney
Order of Moose
Moose
Ol Wilson
Moose Quarters
Ed Caldwell
House Committee
Attorney Sharp
M. Harshbarger
Ora Brandenburg
Lafayette
Thieme & Wagner
Big land deal closed in Gibson county Indiana
A Princeton, Indiana dispatch reports the largest Gibson county land sale as W T Watson sold 1600 acres of bottom land west of Thorn Town to J W Wile for 200000 dollars. Wile gains prime corn land along the Wabash river valley, exchanging his garages, Lebanon holdings, and Kanes in the swap.
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Wabagh River
Wile
Thorntown
Lebanon
Kaneas
Clarence Ball Hurt In Car Crash Severe Injuries Result
Clarence Ball son of Dr. J. R. Ball suffered two ribs fractured and a lung punctured when his Ford car overturned on Ratsburg road Sunday afternoon. Ball, driving with five companions including Dwight Cragan and Walter Witt, escaped severe injury as friends freed him. others sustained bruises, a torn ear, and sprains. The group were dinner guests of Dwight Cragan prior to the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ball
J. R. Ball
Larry
Ratsburg Road
Ball
Byron Mone
Dwight Cragan
Walter Witt
Albert Steinhilber
Clayton Fawke
Indianapolis
Dwight Cragun
Cragun
Ratsburg
Frank Cline
Cross Road
Byron Moore
Young Tanke
Oxford
Berry Family Involved In Ford Accident Near Heath School
Reverend C G A Berry, his wife, son, and granddaughter escaped injury when a Ford overturned Sunday morning east of the Heath school house. The car's radizers and lamps were badly bent after veering north to avoid a hole and tipping into a ditch.
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CG. A. Berry
Heath School
Broken axle accident near Advance injures driver
Clifford Reed of Jefferson township son of David Reed was driving his father's Overland at a high speed near Advance Saturday evening when a front wheel detached and flew into a backyard. The axle broke on impact, and the carriage wagon careened aside before stopping, with Reed alone in the vehicle.
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Clifford Reed
David Reed
Jefferson Township
Advance
Cut Over Eye Injures Garage Worker Cranking Car
Daniel Leonard of A. E. Fields garage in the rear City Building received a two inch cut over the left eye Saturday evening. A crank slipped from an old ore Jung Cadillac socket and struck him above the eye causing several stitches to be required.
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Daniel Leonard
A. E. Fields
Cadillac
What is so rare as a day in June in the country
In reverse from Mechanicstown Heights on July 2 a long meditation on the charms of rural June. The piece praises quiet country scenery, the peace of nature, and the bustling country life from harvest to mail delivery. It notes fields, meadows, and the scent of hay, plus rural scenes of farming, transportation, and daily work bringing restful distraction from city life.
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Mechanicsburg Heights
Lowell
Dame Nature
Mother Earth
Boone County
Father
Qver
Aeros
Sam
David
Sugar Creek
Issaac Walton
Indiana Forms State Highway Commission for Road Study
Governor Ralston created a central executive board of fifteen and a fifteen member advisory panel to study Indiana road conditions. The commissions draw on all regions and parties with farmers and business leaders. Public hearings are planned, and a report to the 1915 Legislature is expected.
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Ralston
General Assembly
Highway Commission
Advisory Commision
R. L. Sackett
Purdue University
L. B. Ajure
All
State Board of Agriculture
Addison C. Harris
Thomas Taggart
W. H. O’brien
Lafter Auditor of State
Democratic Party
Indiana
State Commission
Advisory Commission
Two Persons Injured in Runaway Near Whitestown
John Hardesty and his son of Whitestown were riding west of town Friday night about 7 o'clock when a frightened horse bolted, overturning the buggy and throwing them out. Both were badly bruised. Hardesty as a cripple was shaken. Dr Greenland and wife from Lebanon aided them to Whitestown.
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John Hardesty and Son
Whitestown
Mr. Hardesty and Son
Mr. Hardesty
Wells Fargo Co Succeeds U S Co In Indiana
The United States Express business ends at midnight Tuesday. Wells Fargo Express Co takes over the T H J E business formerly run by the U S Co. Harold Kramer remains local agent, now for Wells Fargo, and also oversees the Adams Express Co central Indiana agency, continuing in charge there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express
Wells Farsgo Express Co
WU. S
Harold Kramer
U. S. Co
Wells Margo Co
Adams Express Co
Central Indiana
Kramer
Niven Family to Tour Europe This Summer
R. E. Niven and his son John of Thorntown will sail for London mid next week for about sixty days of European travel. They plan an extended visit with relatives near the old Niven estates.
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R. E. Niven
John
Thorntown
London
Europe
Niven
Visiting in Arkansas Describes Wycoff Home and Climate
Mrs. Earl Campbell visiting Dugger Arkansas writes from Bert Wycoff’s plateau home. She praises Ozark scenery Boston and Steamboat ranges, ideal climate with cool nights, seven hundred acre ranch with springs, rock drives, and hilly shady roads. Nearby towns, Little Rock a short drive, wheat harvest finished, cotton uncommon, abundant fruits, scenery surpasses Indiana.
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Earl Campbell
Dugger
Ark
Ln Dugger
Arkansas
Wycoff
Ozark Mountains
Boston Mountains
Steamboat Mountains
Indiana
Cnet
Tenant House Burns on Charles Morton Farm in Clinton
A one story tenant dwelling on Charles Morton’s Clinton township farm burned Thursday at 3 pm. Occupants were John Angleton his wife and two children. Neighbors aided in saving most belongings, which carried no insurance. The house carried $500 coverage. cause of the fire is unknown.
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Charles Morton
Clinton Township
John Angleton
Lightning Strikes Homes and Kills Colt in County
Lightning damaged the residence of Mrs. James Lasley east of Max with a knocked off flue and plaster damage. Insurance is held with Boone County Farmers Cooperative Insurance Co. A colt owned by Carl Perkins in Washington township was killed by lightning Friday, with an adjusted loss of 64 dollars by the same insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lasley
Max
Boone County Farmers Cooperative Insurance Co
Carl Perkins
Washington Township
Boone County Farmera Cooperative Insurance Co
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Peach Court
Court
BIG Land Deal
W. Wile
Gibson County
Elmer Brenton
Purdue
John Hardesty
Hart
Runaway
Wells Fargo CO
Horace Kramer
U.S. Company
Con
Tinues With New Co
R. E. Nives and Son
Bert Wy
Coff
Cline
Ton Township
Jas. Lasley
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