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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

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Germans Repulsed Allies Advance in Franco Belgian War

Allied forces in northern Belgium gain ground as German attacks are repelled. British monitors and French artillery support push back German troops near Nieuport and Ostend. French, Belgian, and Dutch dispatches report advancing lines from Dixmude to Court Saint in Belgium.

Herbert Temple Uinternational News Service London Belgium Nieuport Ostend Daily Mail France Courtrat Dixmonde Daily Chronicle Amsterdam Lne Niveport Kierk Admiralty Seven Humber and Hersey Boulogne Times

First Christian Church Resumes Services After Repairs

Services will be held next Sunday at the First Christian church in both morning and evening sessions. Repairs paused during reconstruction are largely finished and the church is now in first class shape. Members are congratulated on the improved condition and expected to renew their work with renewed interest.

First Christian Church

Will Probated In Circuit Court

The will of W H McKern has been probated in circuit court. The document bequeaths all property to named heirs and outlines asset dispositions as recorded in the probate proceedings.

W. H. McKern

Widow Named Executrix in Thorntown Will Case

A Thorntown will dated October 10 1907 leaves estate to Eliza Ann McKern widow and executrix with natural heirs after her death. Witnesses included Ellen Bill Mallard W. Roberts and J C Hill. Also notes Maybell Stall and Clifford Tompkins wedding at the Stall home Thorntown with small ceremony and plans to reside on a nearby farm.

Erty Eliza Ann McKern Ellen Bill Mallard W. Roberts J. C. Hill Ibride M. B. Stall Thorntown Miss Maybell Stall Clifford Tompkins

Death of Mrs Gail Miers in Indianapolis Crash

News records the death of Gail Miers fifty eight of Greensburg Ind from injuries when an inbound Big Four passenger train struck the car she rode in with divorced husband Morgan L Miers at Fletcher avenue and the tracks Both were hospitalized and Miers is hurt but not believed fatal The couple had long been separated but visited Indianapolis together for shopping and their children were notified of the tragedy The driver and flagman give differing accounts of the moment before impact with testimony expected at the coroner’s inquest

Gail Miers Greensburg Indianapolis Big Four Morgan L. Miers Fletcher Avenue Decatur County Third National Bank of Burney A. B. Fairchild Sergant Dever Miers Fairchild Brady McMurtry New York Durham Morgan 1. Miers Robert Miers Bloomington Ind Charles Browse Sheffield Avenue Miera Deaconess Hospital Mra Mier Greeksburg

Russians Stop German Push Toward Warsaw in October Clash

Report from Petrograd notes German forces pressed toward Warsaw between October 15 and 17 but were repulsed by rapidly mobilized Russian defense. Siberian regiments greeted by crowds, heavy fighting south of Przemysl, and numerous prisoners taken as Austrians advance in Galicia. Demonstrations in Warsaw celebrated German setback and Allied western victories.

Francis L. Murray Tinternational Petrograd Warsaw Pruzskowa Blonie Leowiecz Prasxskow Skierniewicc Metchidlovsk Pruski Broussiloff Halicz Przemysl Galitia Vistula Legation Novoe Vremya

Progressive Speaking by Hon Earl Crawford at Lebanon

Hon Earl Crawford former Indiana legislator will speak at Lebanon on Saturday October 24 at 2 30 PM on the south side of the courthouse. Crawford is an able speaker and can explain the present political conditions of the state. Voters of all parties should hear him.

Earl Crawford Milton Indiana Lebanon Court House Crawford

Crawfordsville District Aids Meeting Program Plans

Miss Bance leads auxiliaries of Crawfordsville district in an event with Mrs Martha Howard of Thorntown sharing plans for children's work. Lebanon attendees include Mrs Ott Hutchings Walker Pierce Perkins McRey Rob bins. Causes arrest as her affinity escapes husband in hush-hush incident.

Miss Bance Crawfordsville Martha Howard Thorntown Lebanon J. BE. Ott John Hutchings Wilma Walker Margare Pierce Elizabeth Perkins Fen F. McRey K. W. Robbins

Insane man resists arrest as sheriff reels in suspect

A runaway couple from Sweetwater Tennessee stirred a domestic dispute that ended with warrants issued for John Carter and Mrs Susie Lemons. Carter fled, but the sheriff captured the woman at a farm near Dover while Lemons reconciled with her husband, who later caused a disturbance near Lebanon and was jailed after a violent struggle.

John Carter Susie Levons Tennessee McRober Milford Copn Dover Samuel Lemons Sweetwater Carters Lemons Carter Coons Thorntons Lebanon

Splendid Open Air Lebanon Whitestown Concert Draws Big Crowd

A large crowd attended an open air concert by the Lebanon and vicinity band on the public square corner. About 124 autos with an average of three occupants yielded an estimated 372 listeners from cars. The forty piece band delivered high quality relays and expressed hope for a repeat next summer. In a separate incident Dr. W H Green escaped a crash when his car went into a ditch after meeting another vehicle on a narrow grade near Zionsville. The other driver failed to slow. Green veered off an embankment and escaped damage aside from a broken bow rocket and a Beritched fender.

Main Street Meridian Street Harry Hurt Peele Lebanon W. H. Green Zionsville Dr. Green

Annual Meeting Convenes of Crawfordsville Missionary Society

The thirty second annual meeting of the Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the Crawfordsville district opens today at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Crawfordsville. Lebanon residents attend. Mrs Ben F McKey on program sets Friday talk on Tithing. Mrs Wilma Walker conducts devotional. Mrs Thirea Bunce of Malaysia will present the principal dress tonight and discuss Malaysia's child.

Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society Crawfordsville First Methodist Episcopal Church Lebanon Ben F. McKey Wilma Walker Mra Thirea Bunce Malaysia Malayaia

Five Bank Robbers Nabbed After Terre Haute Hotel Heist

Five well dressed automobile bandits robbed guests at the Plaza hotel Terre Haute of over 1500 dollars. They fled toward Indianapolis in a Cadillac and were captured near Plainfield four hours later. Names given include William Miller, John Murray, Harry Lane, Joe Burch, and Max Hamburg. Authorities recovered the money and brought the suspects to Indianapolis. Miller is believed to be the gang leader.

International News Service Indianapolis Ind Plaza Hotel Terre Haute Plainfield Hett Ets William F. Baker Columbia Avenue Ft. Wayne Terre Raute Rubenstein Indianapoli Plainfield Road William Miller Pittsburgh John Murray Chicago Harry Lane Cincinnati Joe Burch Max Hamburg Muray Baker Light Miller Myers

Four hold-up men steal 1500 from Plaza hotel pool room

In Terre Haute at 3 this morning four masked robbers tied six men including owners Harry Lackey and Eddie Broadhurst in a basement pool room at the Plaza hotel. They escaped with 1500 dollars and jewelry while an alarm was raised and police tracked the car toward Indianapolis. A suspect named Spence, a New York crook, linked to recent visits, is believed to have planned the raid.

International News Service Terre Haute Plaza Hotel Harry Lackey Eddie Broadhurst Broadhurst Brazil Indianapolis Spence New York Knights of Pythios International

Two Killed In Bank Robbery Pursuit In Canada

International News Service reports at Hazelmuir Canada a bank raid near Sedro Woolley Washington Saturday night led to gun battles today. Two men were killed including an automobile bandit and Canadian immigration officer Clifford Adams. Another bandit surrendered after one suspect was slain.

International News Service Portland Ore Clifford Adams Hazelmuir Canada Sedrowooley, Wash

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