Honor Paid as Vera Cruz Sailors Laid to Rest
Nation and leaders honor 17 fallen US sailors and Marines from Vera Cruz. President Wilson, Gov. Glynn, and Mayor Mitchell lead solemn tribute with crowds, bands, and a gun salute. Coffins draped in flags carried ashore to Pier A then to city hall, then to navy yard amid large public turnout.
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International News Service
New York
Vera Cruz
Esc Wilson
Glynn
John Purroy Mitchell
United States
Montana
Caiyong
Daniels
Mayflower
Virginia Capes
Wilson
Jos. Tumulty
Gary ™. Grayson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Pennsylvania
Col. E. M. House
Wyoming
Texas
National
Lower Broadway
Nast Vid Trinity Church
City Hall Plaza
City Hall
Mitchell
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
William G. Cassard
Annapolis
Stephen S. Wise
John P. Chidwick
Maine
Haggerty
Pércy
Watson
New England
Navy Yards
Judgment Favor Otis Garner in Guardianship Case
In the circuit court a judgment of 1630 dollars and costs was rendered in favor of Otis Garner and wife against R. T. Pinnel guardian of Martha A. Cox an incapacitated person. Plaintiffs claimed 4600 dollars for seven years of services caring for Mrs. Cox.
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Otis Garner
R. T. Pinnel
Martha ‘A. Cox
Stokes School Named for Principal Hattie Stokes
The city school board named the new south building the Stokes School in honor of long serving principal Mrs. Hattie B. Stokes. They also reelected most of the current teaching staff for another year, with some anticipated vacancies due to relocations and potential openings for a music supervisor.
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New South
Dan Cupid
Tarvia Considered to Replace Oil for Dust Control
North Meridian street residents weigh tarvia a coal tar product as a street binder and dust preventative. Barrett Manufacturing Company supplies tarvia which would seal crushed stone roads, requiring cleaning first, costing cents per gallon and less than 36 per lot, with an expected two year effectiveness. Charles C White sparked inquiry after replying to an ad and a Chicago firm representative discussed estimates with him.
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North Meridian Street
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Charles C. White
Fishering
Chicago
Lebanon
Fisher
Studebaker Wagons Added for Local Jee Deliveries
Interstate Public Service Company received two large Studebaker wagons on Saturday for ruse in delivering Jee to local customers this season.
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Interstate Public Service Company
Studebaker
President Wilson honors sailors and marines at Vera Cruz
President Wilson expressed deep grief for the sailors and Marines who died at Vera Cruz and pride in their quiet, noble duty. He read a roster noting nineteen fallen and urged national unity, service to others, and a vision of patriotic sacrifice for the country’s future.
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Brooklyn Navy Yards
N. X
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Prof Tilson to Leave Position at Art Publication Society
Prof Tilson leaves his post to join the Art Publication Society at double his current salary. Two strong pacing candidates loom in the racing world, including The Ruler from Daniel W.’s dam line and an own-brother for Tommy the Irish Boy, both around the 2:88 tag season. Also mentioned are a tetm pacer by Harry Wilkes and a recordless four-year-old pacing filly, full sister of Tudy May.
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Ruler
Daniel W
Tommy
Harry Wilkes
Tudy May
Professor Tilson Leaves Connersville for Art Publication Society
Former Connersville music instructor Professor L M Tilson resigns after four years to join the Art Publication Society with offices in Vienna Berlin London and St Louis He will move to Franklin Indiana with his family and will supervise Indiana as his field He will learn the commercial side of his new role and receives about double his current salary The state superintendent urges May observances including Mother’s Day on May 10 and Peace Day on May 18 to honor parents and promote national harmony, stressing home foundation and patriotic values.
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L. M. Tilson
Connersville
Pusic
Art Publication Society
Iterm
St. Louis
Tilson
Harold
Helen
Martha
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
London
England
Gedowaki
Prof
Indiana
M_ Servies
New State Bank to be Organized in Sheridan
John H. Cox organizes 2 State bank at Sheridan. The bank to be named American State Bank of Sheridan will have paid up capital of 60,000 dollars and paid up surplus of 5,000 dollars.
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John H. Cox
Sheridan
Ameriian State Bank of
Fred Swaim trains pacers for comeback season at Lebanon
The Crawfordsville Review notes Fred Swaim, formerly based here, is sampling eight runners at Lebanon likely to produce winners this year. Pacers Steiner Boy and Daniel W. return to action in Swaim’s hands. An unmarked pacer shows ears of an extraordinary good thing akin to Prince Parker. bold year expected if casualties stay low.
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Crawfordsville Review
Fred Swaim
Lebanon
Steiner Boy
Fred
Daniel W
Prince Parker
Piles Suit For Damages In Noblesville
Laura Randall of Noblesville sues Edward B. Spohr Walter Smith and Tedk Tucker doing business as Jamestown Amusement Co in Boone circuit court alleging a loose rod from a merry go round struck her head near the Noblesville horse show last October. She seeks 2500 dollars in damages. Attorneys Phil J. Phariss John F Neal N C Neal and J M Worley represent the plaintiff.
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Laura Randall
Noblesville
Boone
Edward B. Spohr
Walter Smith
Tedk Tucker
Jamestown
Jamestown Amusement Co
Phil J. Phariss
John F. and
N. C. Neal
J. M. Worley
B T Club Hosts Dance and Euchre Party
The B. T. Club closed its winter meetings with a Friday evening dance and euchre party at the K of P hall. A spring themed room featured flowers and college pennants. A musical program included piano solos by Misa Veneta Ellis and Misa Fern Essex, duets by Fern and Effie York, and various vocal performances. Out of town guests included Misa Fern and Effie York of French Lick Ind, Charles Tagrigg of Frankfort, William Levis of Iowa, and Hurley Page of Tennessee.
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B. T. Club
K. of P. Hall
Misa Veneta Ellis
Misa Fern
Essex
Misses Fern
Effie York
Ola Smith
Misa Smith
Herschel Clay
Mr. Clay
Misses York
Missee Fern
French’ Lick
Ind
Charles Tagrigg
Frankfort
William Levis
Iowa
Hurley Page
Tennessee
Country Culture Club Holds Second Meeting
The Country Culture Club met at Mrs. Ira Huffman's home on Wednesday afternoon for its second gathering. Members discussed future plans and enjoyed a pleasant social hour with an eight-item luncheon of cake sandwiches and tea.
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Country Culture Club
Ira Huffman
Planning Exposition Trip for Lebanon Residents
A Lebanon group plans a four week journey to the Panama Exposition next April with an estimated total cost of about 175 dollars for transportation sleeper hotel and meals. C F Neal originated the idea and offers a weekly payment plan supported by the First Rural Loan Association to fund the voyage with Neal leading and guiding the party.
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Lebanon
Santa Fe Railroad
C. F.S. Neal
C. S. F. Neal
First Rural Loan Association
Neal
Indianapolis Chamber Extends Visitor Cards for Club Privileges
Members of the Lebanon Business Men's Association receive complimentary visitor cards from the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. The cards grant all club privileges through December 1, 1914, with access to modern conveniences such as reading and rest rooms, billiard rooms, joining rooms, and more.
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Lebanon Business Men's Association
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Mortgage exemptions rise by forty five for 1914 totals
Deputy County Auditor Cleveland Goodwin completed the 1914 mortgage exemptions tally showing 1,680 exemptions, up from 1,585 the previous year. The total exemption amounts are not yet final but are expected to exceed last year's figures.
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Cleveland Goodwin
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Bluejackets
Marinea
Stokes School
City School Board
Dian Street
Tion
NEW State Bank
J. H. Cox
Ville
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