Question on Indiana constitutional convention vote described
The article outlines a proposed Indiana constitutional convention to revise the 1861 constitution. It details voter ballot, special election, delegate selection by petition, and the process from approval to drafting a revised charter. It notes a March election if approved and a May 1915 assembly to organize the convention in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Circuit Courts
Secretary of State
Secretary' of State
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Boone County
Boone
Hendricks
Delet
Estes
Indianapolis
United States
Jawa
Three Weeks Left to Pay Taxes Without Penalty
Taxpayers in Lebanon and Boone counties face under three weeks to settle their taxes before penalties apply. Officials warn against last day stampedes at the treasurer's office and urge prompt payment to avoid extra labor and costs. Delinquency is expected due to carelessness, not intent.
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Lebanon
Boone County
First Lyceum Course Opens With Riheldaffer Shibinsky
Lebanon Lyceum starts next Monday at Central Christian church featuring soprano Madame Riheldaffer and Russian violinist Alexander Von Skibinsky with pianist Harold A. Loring. Single tickets 0 cents. course six numbers 1.60 total. school ticket 1.00 for youths. Tickets at First National Bank Barker’s Drugstore Long & Davies Drug Store.
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Lebanon Lyceum
Central Christian Church
Riheldaffer
South
Madame Riheldafter
Brown
Professor Walker
Madame Riheldaffer
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Lebanon
Anet
Schuman-Heink
Alexander von Skibinsky
Atlanta
Philharmonic
Madame Ribeldaffer
Stabinsky
Harold A. Loring
Roosevelt
First National Bank
Barker
Long & Davie
Gospel Team Passes Through City En Route to Hopewell Church
The Wabash Gospel team led by captain W. Pratt and including members ELK. Til man, C. 5. Hill, and W. Sacre traveled through the city Monday on their way to Hopewell church south of Frankfort.
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W. Pratt
Elk. Tilman
C. 5. Hill
W. &. Sacre
Hopewell’church
Frankfort
Brotherhood President A H Felker Elected at Indiana Baptist State
A H Felker received word that his election at the Indiana Baptist State Convention made him president of the State Baptist Brotherhood. The announcement confirms his leadership role within the Brotherhood and highlights the convention's outcome.
Lebanon seeks new sewage disposal plant ruling
Local attorney reports a state board of health order dated October 9 requiring Lebanon to install a proper disposal plant. The action, filed by Center Washington Sugar Creek trustees and landowners along Prairie Creek, aims to stop sewage pollution endangering water supply. Artman & Smith’s client group awaits a legal form from the attorney general and will forward it once ready.
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S. R. Artman
State Board of Health
Trustees of
Center
Washington
Sugar Creek
Prairie Creek
Lawer of
Artman & Smith
Artman
Lebanon
J. No Hurty
Thorntown Embroidery Club hosts guest day event
The Embroidery club of Thorntown entertained nearly one hundred guests at a guest-day meeting held at Mrs. BE LaRue's home. Juliet V. Strouse of Rockville spoke on How Mother Got Her Halo, drawing praise for her personality and delivery. Hostesses included a long list of local women, with numerous out-of-town attendees from Lebanon Hazelrigg Frankfort and other nearby towns.
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Embroidery Club
Thorntown
BE. LaRug
Juliet V. Strouse
Rockville
Ind
J. E. LaRue
Isaish Staton
Emma Daugherty
Dora Kirkpatrick
Clark Pearson
Mary Myers
Mra
W. W. Milligan
Ray Milligan
W. Gibson
Arthur Taylor
B. F. Coolman
Grant Wiley
John Perrin
Louisa Handtin
Zella Bratton
W. H. Winn
Earl Winn
J. R. Ball
Heath
J. A. Hogshire
R. C. Witt
M. D. Jones
George Spahr
Lebanon
James Long
Anne Staton
Hazelrigg
A. A. McClamrock
Frankfort
Real Estate Transfers Shaping Lebanon Area Deals
A series of transfers posted from Lebanon townships shows Avilla Mantooth selling 666 acres to Mary L. Gultion for 1000 dollars in Center township, and numerous other parcels changing hands. Glenns like Laura and James Nelson sell portions in Tripsl addition and Hillside subdivision with prices around 1026 and 4500 dollars, while Clare Monroe transfers lots 21 and 22 to Clara Monroe, and Filip Altum sells 80 acres to C P M Grear in Center township. Other exchanges include Elizabeth Lewis to John Brownlee in Kenworthy's addition, and Jesse Tucker to Earnest Sample for 16.8 acres in Clinton township for 2200 dollars.
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Avilla M. Mantooth
Mary L. Gultion
Center Township
Elizabeth E. Lewis
John K. Brownlee
Kenworthy
Lebanon
Laura B
James V. Nelson
John B
C. F. Beck
Clare A. Monroe Et al
Clara A. Monroe
First Fall Shipment Arrives for Taxidermist Frank Parr
Frank Parr, taxidermist, reports his first fall shipment from J. E. Ayers of Marks, Mississippi. The consignment includes two buck deer heads and about twenty green ramet specimens for mounting.
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Frank Parr
J. E. Ayers
Probate Court Approves Estate Reports and Private Sale
Ida M. Thompson administratrix reports private sale of Daniel Kohn estate property for 970.70, approved by court. Guardian Eliza Bonwell claims sums for William W. and Floyd Bonwell wards, with discharge for Floyd. court approves. William Hollingsworth guardian for Willis R. Denny files account showing charges 1282.91 with 348.25 credit, balance 924.665 approved.
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Ida M. Thompson
Daniel Kohn
Eliza B. Bonwell
Wil Viem. W
Cloyd Bonwell
William R. Bonwell
William W
Floyd
Wiliam W. Hollingsworth
Willis R. Denny
Unsound
Impressive Third Christian church wedding
Miss Beulah Coombe wed Edward B. Palmer at 6 pm in Indianapolis Third Christian church. Rev T W Grafton officiated as gowns, veils and bouquets of pink and white chrysanthemums graced a ceremony with bridesmaids, maid of honor Esther Coombs, best man Arthur Gemimer, and ushers. A reception followed at 209 Broadway with pink and white floral decor. The couple left for a brief wedding trip, bride in blue poplin.
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Beulah Coombe
Edward B. Palmer
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
T. W. Grafton
Gertrude Wilmington
Gretchen Steeg
Downing
Grace Black
Marian Yager
Mericd Ashly
Marie Stephenson
Esther Coombs
Lebanon
B. H. Coombs
Arthur Gemimer
Raymond Tucker
Robert Barnhill
Esther Boombs
Miss Yager
Miss Stephenson
Miss Ashly
Broadway
Mrs.Palmer
Girl attacked near Mace by unknown man injures teen
Miss Cecile Brown eighteen was assaulted and slightly injured by an unidentified man near her home one mile east of Mace last evening. The attack followed frightening letters about her friendship with a local young man.
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Cecile Brown
Mace
Gave program for Mrs Campbell at West South Street
Twenty members of the Woman's Relief Corps held an afternoon program at Mrs James Campbell's home on West South street. The event honored a charter member who is an invalid, featuring songs, readings, a scripture, and prayer led by Mrs Bennett.
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James Campbell
West South Street
Campbell
Mia
Elizabeth
Bennett
Land Costs Rise Threaten Tenants and Farmers
Mr. Renter and Farmer Your rent's going to be higher, your taxes higher, and farms higher. Have you as much land as you ought to have? Can you afford to buy more land in your neighborhood? What are you going to do for your boys?
Relief corps plans winter meetings for services
Mrs. Sadie Saunders the chaplain leads songs including Jesus Lover of My Soul America and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean with The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground Boys readings by Mrs. Oscar Hartley Mrs. Mark Lanpher Mrs. George White and Mrs. Mary Weatherald. The group also performs God Be With You Till We Meet Again and will visit homes and invalid or chut-in members during winter to conduct similar services.
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Sadie Saunders
Jesus
America
Columbia
Oscar Hartley
Mark Lanpher
George White
Mary Weatherald
Relief Corps
Frost Preparations As Cold Weather Looms In Night Skies
A few people shield outdoor flowers and plants against frost while the forecast remains uncertain. For now the weatherman offers no definite killing frost warning but nights demand fires. Base burners and furnaces are back in use as temperatures drop.
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