Browning Voter Explains Prosecution History in Local Cases
In a public letter to Sullivan County voters the Republican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney explains decisions in State vs A E Poole and Luther Harris and State vs Joe and Mark McCallister. He notes indictments were dropped or modified due to juror interest and venue changes and promises rigorous future prosecution.
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Cace
Sullivan County
State
A. E Poole
L. E. Harris
Joe McCallister
Mark McCallister
Poole
A. E. Poole
Luther E. Harris
Grand
Milan State Bank
Supreme Court
Harris
Taylor & Marr
R. F E. Ash
Nolle
Circuit Court
Linn County
McCallister
Marx McCallister
Purdin Items Move and Local Visits
W F Stone and wife moved to their new home on the Owerts farm last week. Joe Creason and wife and Fen n Southerland and wife spent Sunday at J D Molloys. A A Hawkins and family visited friends in Green City Friday night and Saturday. Fred Keithley and family were guests at Chao s Steeles Sunday. Dr Haning Sumner and Sherman Hale were Kansas City visitors the last of the week. Wm Cassity wife and daughter visiting relatives at Rocky Ford Colo and other points in the west.
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W. F. Stone
Owerts Farm
Joe Creason
Fenn Southerland
J.d.molloys
A. A.hawkins
Green+City
Fred Keithley
Chao S
Steeles
Haning
Sumner
Sherman Hale
Kansas City
Wm. Cassity
Rocky Ford
Colo
West
North East Linn Community Harvest Events Report
North East Linn notes describe corn cutting and sorghum making as daily work. Local visits reference F M Cattey and wife at Earl Abbotts, J B McCollum and family at Rolla Bailey, and other relatives visiting Sunday. Theodore McCollum returned home from Kansas after three months away.
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F.m.cattey
Earl Abbotts
Will McCollum
I. J. McCollum
Noah Head
Maggie Brewer
Ben Cattey
Sadie
Robert Cattey
Rolla Baileys
J. B. McCollum
Earl McCollum
Jay McGh
Sunday guests and local moves near Cross Roads
Cool weather and road work mark the week in the Cross Roads locality. A large group attended Price Harmons Sunday including Quigley, Knifong, Jennings, Broyles and others. Norman Dean plans to move to Chillicothe this week and Charley Dodson lost his barn and an Essex car to fire early Wednesday.
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John Quigley
Roy Knifong
Avis
David Jennings
George
Mertie Stephenson
Hazel
Vesta Dodson
Mary Jennings
Opal
Estella Broyles
Billie Farley
Roy Mosley
Clark Harmon
Chester Broyles
Price Harmons
Alden Tharp
Alden Marley
J. H.tharps
Rev. Kennedy
Cross Roads
Wm. Dodson
J. A
Famly
Chas
Fire origin undetermined as blaze starts in hay mow
The fire origin remains unknown though indications point to the hay mow as the start site. Jacob B. Franklin and family spent Sunday with Tom Jennings. G M Spencer visited Humphreys last week. Everett Dodson and wife visited Cecil Clem and family in Harris Sunday.
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Igin
Jacob B. Franklin
Tom Jennings
G.m.spencer
Humphreys
Everett Dodson
Cecil Clem
Harris
Seeley Truss Expert to Demonstrate in Trenton
F. H. Seeley, renowned rupture specialist from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be at the Trenton Hotel for one day only on Saturday, September 30. He touts the Spermatic Shield as restoring rupture cases within 10 days on average and claims it surpasses former methods without surgery or drugs. Seeley says the device has U.S. government documents for inspection and offers free demonstrations.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Trenton
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
Home Office
No. Dearborn St
The Cost Of The Non-producer In Indiana
Brigadier G. F. Caster of the Salvation Army presents statistics in Indiana showing 20,000 non producers cost the state 265 million dollars over 25 years. He cites 15 ex convicts with 52 years of combined servitude costing 49 thousand dollars and argues 200,000 reformers could have cost 66.5 million more in lost production. State Auditor Oliver notes 25 percent of the 21 tax levy funds penal and charitable maintenance.
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G. F. Caster
Salvation Army
Indiana
Oliver
Institutions and reform efforts cited in budget notes
The record notes nearly 2 million dollars spent to sustain penal institutions. It cites the Salvation Army as transforming non producers into producers, presenting a cost saving for taxpayers.
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Salvation Army
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