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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

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Boone County Progressives Nominate Full County Ticket

Boone County Progressives held a convention naming a complete county ticket with J. M. Worley as judge and C. W. Johnson as representative among others. Speakers included Beveridge and Shively, pledging platform principles and calling for constitutional reforms and a broader Progressive movement.

Boone County United States Hugh Th. Miller Shively Taggart Beveridge Congress Shiveley A. Ford Kokomo Ninth Albert J. Beveridge B. B. Shively Raymond Robins Wendell Phillips Frank Buncombe Bever Theodore Rosevelt L. B. Swift Indianapolis Committee On Rules and Order of Business Charles Johnson Hen H. Coombs Committee On H. G. Brown W. J. Darnall H. C. Bennett Walter Hodge E. G. Brown Progressive Party Republican Party John C. Cason Indiana Joa Democratic Party Repo

Indiana Democratic Convention Opens with Shively Speech

The Indiana convention convened about 1 30 PM with Rev C C Tarr named temporary chairman and Rev C H Carmichael delivering the invocation. Bernard B Shively of Marion electrified the crowd with remarks attacking party bosses and praising democracy over machine rule.

C. C. Tarr C. H. Carmichael Bernard B. Shively Marion Shively A. 3. Beveridge Indiana

Deaths in Lebanon area temper grief and memory

Obituaries from Lebanon Indiana honor Lucinda Batterton 1834 80th birthday eve death Henry Flickinger long life of service Joseph McClaskey Ava Taylor and Robert Cory passings bring sorrow to families. Several survivors and local church affiliations noted with funeral details and burial at Oak Hill Home Lawn Dover and other area cemeteries referenced as communities mourn.

Henry A. Flickinger Henry A. Plickinger East Main Street Henry Alpheus Flickinger Seven-Mile Butler County Ohio Samuel Mariah Zellar Flickinger Henry Flickinger Cincinnati Chickering Academy Otterbein University Westerville Mary Judy Green*bush Atwood, Til Riley Lebanon Mrs. Flickinger Mr. Flickinger Wabash Valley Sanitarium Lafayette Samuel A Seven Mile Charles M Wil.iam J Atwood M. C. Garst Mt. Washington Filskinger Methodist Church Methodist Brotherhood Boone Lodge No. 9 End of Lebanon Summervile, C Irwin Coleman Martin Asa Taylor Ava Taylor Thorntown Mr. Taylor Indianapolis C. F. Taylor Booncounty Methodist ‘Church Odd’ Fellows Organization J. B. Rutter Home Lawn

Duties of the Local Board for Children Guardians

State official highlights powers and duties of Boone county local children's guardians. Board handles dependent and neglected children, pursuing court wards, and works to prevent abuse by addressing underlying causes. Officials urge community cooperation, legal safeguards, and continued state conferences to share insights and improve welfare.

Board of State Charities Board of Children’s Guardians W. H. Parr John A. Brown State Board of Charities Lebanon Brown Hirk Waldo Robbins George BI. Comley B. F. McKey A. A. McCaslin John W. Jones William Means Robbins Greencastle George M. Comiey Robbing Board of Children's Guardians Boone County Circuit Court Indiana Childrn Union Townshin Marion County Indianapolis Madyson Vanderburg Vigo Allen Budge State Conference of Charities and Correction

Stock Barn Fire Destroys Property Near Darlington

A large stock barn on the Arch Johnson farm east of Darlington burned early Sunday. Owned by Alex Buchannon, the barn housed summer machinery but was empty of stock at the time. One wagon was destroyed, along with about 100 bales of straw and loose straw. The fire was spotted at two Sunday morning and could not be checked.

J. A. M'Claskey Joseph H. McClaskey McClaskey Darlington Franklin Township K. R. Ballom Clark Indianapolis Pollom Norman Peacock Mel Claskey McCaskley W. P East Christian Church Alex Buchannon Arch Johnson Farm Sminke

Death at Sheridan: Louisa Harbaugh dies at 75

Louisa Harbaugh widow of William P. Harbaugh died Monday at her daughter Mrs. E M Baker's home in Sheridan. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock at Spicewood with Rev W D Pertle of the Christian church in charge. She was 75 and a daughter of Robert Drake.

Ann Eliza Jones John Merritt Jones Marion Township Louisa Harbaugh William P. Harbaugh E. M. Baker Sheridan Spicewood W. D. Pertle The Christian Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Progressives Vention J. M. Worley C. W. Johnson C. W. Essex Robert Swope James R. McCann Joe C. Cain L. J. Kern James E. French Brizat Fulwider H. W. Millikan Charlee A. Kern S. M. Stiker Abraham Eckertan Watson Masters James W. Slagle George Burton Charles W. Gook C. D. King Joseph Witham Bernard B. Shiveley Reginald Stewart D. D. Budd Jamestown Boys Opera House Roosevelt Washington Lincoln Jamestown Band Jamestown Boys Band George Darnell Jamestown Press Nomi Nation of Ticket J. W. Batterton Lucinda Batterton James W. Batterton West North Street Tipton County Jerry Charles George W. Barnett Oklahoma City W. T. Hooton Jesse M. Batterton E. M. Wildermuth Plano First Baptist Church FP. L. Hardy Judy Charley Judy Germantown Clara Jaquart Trenton M. Judy Mickinger Robert John Cory Walter G Eva Cory Dover Edward Alexander Florence Presbyterian Church Shannondale Allen McRea Dover Cemetery Children's Guardians State Agent of Charities Board
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