Granford and Ford Address Large Progressive Meeting
A weather on Saturday moved the Progressive gathering to the court room where Charles A. Ford of Kokomo spoke on tariff impacts and businesslike congress. Earl Crawford of Milton urged decent state government and critiqued party pledges and last legislature. District Chairman William B. Dye attended.
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Charles A. Ford
Kokomo
Congress
Earl Crawford
Milton
William B. Dye
Noublesville
Ford
Progres
Montgomery
Clintona
M. Worley
Crawford
Indiana
Efort
Sme
Crook
Goods Attached as Altum Shipment Stopped in Court
Fred Altum's household goods bound for Colorado were halted by attachment. Lebanon Hardware sued for $156.10 and the First National Bank sought judgments totaling $1,140 in various courts. Altum paid some claims. attachments remain on the carload of goods awaiting settlement. Citizens Loan & Trust Co also held a claim for $52.80 but was paid.
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Fred Altum
Colorado
Lebanon Hardware Company
Squire Harlan
First National Bank
Justice of Peace Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Circuit Court
Citizens ‘Loan & Trust Co
William Means
Altum
Brown suit seeks $400 judgment against Fred Altom
LR Brown and others ask a $400 judgment against Fred Altom in a suit filed in the First National Bank of Lebanon. Credit and attachment proceedings are noted with J. R. Brown and others granted leave to file under the action.
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LR. Brown Et al
Fred Altom
First National Bank ‘of
Lebanon
Fred. Altum
J. R. Brown
Jenye
Husband appeals to court over ex wife neglecting children
Ora Yoh of 3648 Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis accuses his ex wife Mrs. Gertie Yoh of neglecting their children and objecting to her attention from another man. The judge urges propriety and suggests marriage or abstaining from the man in question. The couple once lived in Zionsville where Yoh was a barber.
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Ora Yoh
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis
Gertie Yoh
Jefferson Avenue
Yoh
Retrenchment on Big Four Railroad
The Big Four Railroad has cut three freight crews in this division and laid off all section men until the first of the month. The section foreman now supervises the track. Conductors with cabooses removed include Danles Risley and Nolan. New locomotives with 2,500 ton hauling capacity arrived, likely reducing freight crews further.
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Big Four
Slo
Danles
Risley
Nolan
Commissioners Revise the List of Inspectors for Election
County commissioners finalized a revised roster of election inspectors after disqualifications. The list covers Marion Clinton Washington Sugar Creek Jefferson Center Union Eagle Perry Harrison Jackson and Worth precincts with assigned inspectors including Walk er Howard Smith Mendell Duvall Perkins Robison Davis McDonald Riggins Herdrich Kersey Coulter New Snyder Conrad Shelburne Avery Dugan Dickerson Everett Linton Har rison Bow man Graves Ronk Dale Stewart and Miter.
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Marion
Charles Walker
Charles C. Howard
Miles EB. Smith
Clinton
Ollie A. Mundell
Union
A. H. Snyder
Rufny Conrad
Eagle
Shelburne
Herschel H. Avery
John A. Dugan
Perry
Charles M. Dickerson
George A. Everett. Harrison
George J. Linton
W. Frank Harriso. . Jackson
Carl C. Bowman
E. M. Graves
Samuel &. Ronk
Elisha M. Dale. Worth
R. Stewart
Charies I
Miter
Horses shipped to Europe boost wartime market
The European war is boosting the U S horse trade as buyers ship large numbers to Europe. Earl Allen of Roachdale reportedly sent 140 horses last week for use overseas, part of weeks of steady purchases by traders seeking to supply Allied forces.
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Europe
Earl Allen
Roachdale
Tom Allen
Englishman on the American Navy and Bigger Dreadnoughts
London dispatch reports American and British naval authorities debate battleship versus submarine strength. Despite submarine threats, the US builds three new battleships with one in a government yard, and displacement increases to about 32 000 tons per ship with 14 inch to 22 inch armament.
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Uinternational News Service
London
United States
Greece
Europe
North Sea
Atlantic
Congress
Lord Fisher
American Navy Department
America
South Carolina
Delaware
Arkansas
Taxa
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Percy Scott
Germany
Max Horton
Sleep and work in life and battle ships debated
The article blends reflections on rest and virtue with naval tech, comparing nature’s rest to human toil and then detailing U S battleship plans. It notes the cost, firepower, and speed of two new battleships, and weighs American naval strategy against German submarines amid ongoing war concerns.
Receiver Sought for Central Station Engineering Co Insolvent
The Crawfordsville Journal reports the First National Bank seeks a receiver for Central Station Engineering Company of Indiana and a $20,000 judgment. The 46 amended complaint states Crawfordsville Heating borrowed $10,000 with stock as security, the company later merged into the Indiana entity, now insolvent and transferred to the Central Station Engineering Company of Alios. Crans and McCabe represent the bank.
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Crawfordsville Journal Aga
Central Station Engineering Company of
Intiana
First National Bank
Crawfordsville Heating Company
Landis Addresses Large Kirklin Rally
Fred Landis of Logansport spoke to a packed Kirklin high school assembly hall Friday night as Beveridge club supporters filled seven Seindeville autos. Will Holton Dye of Noblesville opened the program before Landis arrived after 8 o clock. Enthuasiastic progressives from Fort Wayne attended, their only chance to hear him in this campaign.
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Fred Landis
Logansport
Kirklin
Beveridge Club
Landis
Seindeville
Seirdeville
Glelock
Willliam + Holton
November Weather Outlook From Rev Hicks Forecasts Storms
Rev Hicks predicts a normal to mild November with a sequence of storms moving west to east across the country. Expect frosts in the south early in November, multiple storm periods from the 7th to the 26th, and a shift to colder, clearer skies by late November into December.
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Irl Hicks
Complete directory of Boone County social agencies and jails
The October Indiana bulletin lists Boone County institutions and groups under the Board of State Charities. It names the County jail in Lebanon with Sheriff B B McRoberts and the County Poor Asylum, the Board of Children's Guardians, the County Organization Society, the Sunshine Society at the high school, and the Anti Tuberculosis Society. Also listed are the Attendance Officer, Probation Officer, and local health officials, plus Crawford Baptist Industrial School in Zionsville and Williams Hospital in Lebanon with superintendents named.
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Indiana Bulletin of Charities and Corrections
Board of State Charities
Boone Sounby
Lebanon
B. B. Mc Roberts
County Poor Asylum
Noutheast
W- T- Randle
Board of Children’s Guardians
Kirk Waldo Robbins
Lillian Comply
William Means
Mary McCaslin
Fronia McKey
John W. Jones
County Organization Society
John Jones
Ben F. McKay
Sunshine Society of High School
Sunhine
Harriet Ashley
Ruth Campbell
Circuit Court
W. A
D M C Club Meeting With Autumn Decor and Dining
The D M C club gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs George Adams hosting on North Meridian street. Members enjoyed embroidery and sewing then shared a dining room meal amid autumn leaves and white chrysanthemums. Guests included Mrs Claude Crooks Mrs Se Leeke and Mrs Gord Gatler. A joke interrupted the serving of refreshments. A separate line notes a Kingan Co case against Thomes C Hager was dismissed on motion, with plaintiffs not present.
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George Adams
North Meridian Street
Claude Crooks
Se Leeke
Gord Gatler
Kingan & Co
Thomes C. Hager
Modemient
Haadéen
Notin
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Granford
Court House
C. A. Ford
Congressional Caldidate
Big Four Railroad
Chicago
Anenglishman
Archibald Hurd
Uncle Sam
Nature
Grammer
Crawfordsville
Bank
Heat
Ing Company
Prophet Hicks
Complete Directory
D. M. C. Club
Mrs
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