Elbert Smith Attends Business College
Elbert Smith is attending a business college in Terre Haute, pursuing studies to advance his career.
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Elbert Smith
Business College
Terre Haute
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
4
Prosperity Ride on Republican Ballot, Voters Set to Vote
A Republican victory is presented as a continuation of the nation’s prosperous condition. The speech notes rising individual bank accounts and general happiness, urging turnout for the November 6 ballot.
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America
Clinton unionists recall Bowers political stance
Clinton voters remember Claude Bowers the Democratic candidate for Congress who formerly worked for the Terre Haute Gazette and refused to push the paper to treat unionism fairly. The union men are likely to recall this when voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Claude Bowers
Congress
Terre Haute Gazette
Gazette
Bowers
Lack of Political Debate Foreseen Before Election
One month left before the election and politics draw little public interest. Voters show satisfaction with current conditions, mirroring two years ago when turnout was low. Citizens resist engaging in political talk as they weigh continuation of existing conditions.
Tragedy Under Bridge Near Clinton Township
George Knight, resident of Chicago, was found under the long trestle between Clinton and Lyford early Wednesday. He likely fell from the bridge, suffering a head wound and spinal injury. He was taken to Terre Haute hospital for treatment.
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George Knight
Shell Luce at Swinehart Hardware Store
Shell Luce works at Swinehart Hardware Store, a local business serving residents with tools supplies and home improvement items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Luce
Swinehart
Bowers Linked to Graft Gangs In Terre Haute Campaign
Mecca Herald attacks Claude G. Bowers of Terre Haute labeling him aligned with the Lamb political machine. It argues a party should avoid candidates tied to cliques and warns of broader political fallout if such alliances persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Bowers
Terre Haute
Congress
Sr. Bowers
Lamb Gang
Bower
Mecca
Real Estate Transfers in Clinton and Hillsdale Districts
Real estate transfers include Susan Nebeker to Catherine Murdock in Clinton for 125 dollars and Quincey Pyle to Morton G Miller for a Summit Grove lot at 545 dollars. Multiple parcels change hands in Clinton Fairview Park Hillsdale with prices from 1 to 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Nebeker
Catherine Murdock
Clinton
Quincey Pyle
Morton G. Miller
Sumitt Grove
Chas. Whitcomb
Tustee
Guy HL. Briess
Fairview Park
Susan AL Perrin
James Paine
Carrie Gosnell
Joseph Rom
Chinton
David N. Dougals
Tuzena Coffin
Hillsdale
Clinton Brown
Margaret Harrison
Clinton B. & Ta. Co. No
Mortenee
Mat Filehak
Wm. T. Wantland
Robert Ty. Coburn
Mary E. Roush
Samuel Tolecko
Lydia A P. Whitcomb
Wilhelma Larr
Guy HH. Briges
Anna Kelley
Labor meeting to hear district congressional candidates
A mass meeting will be held in the Clinton opera house next Thursday October 11 where all congressional candidates in the district are expected. Organized labor aims to learn each candidate stance on labor issues. A follow up meeting will be held for joint representative candidates.
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Organized Labor
Clinton Opera House
Center Gleanings Parcel of Rural News and Happenings
Neighbor reports rain damaged corn and wind during the past weekend. Visits include Dave Fox and wife from Dana seeking land rental, Lant Church trip to Newport, and plans to hire a preacher after a quarterly meeting. Miss Lassie Kibby leaves Frog College. Miss Myrtle Bales to replace her. Farmers sow wheat and harvest corn between showers. potential wedding noted. church plans include Mer. Mel Tidens urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburh
Ralph Campbell
Dave Fox
Dana
Fox Place
Lant
Newport
Nellie Conklin
Oklahoma
Tillsdale
Lassie Kibby
Frog College
Myrtle Bales
Jessie Little
Frank Rush
Near West Union
Sam Dorherty
Sugar Grove
al Ford
McQueen
Tennessee
Tad Hunter
Mer
Mel Tledens
Wabash Geologist Blatchley Heads Assisting Party
Wabash State Geologist Blatchley and two assistants paused last Friday at the mouth of the Wabash to study clays stones and mussel shoals. They measured bridges and river width at several points in a two skiff expedition with tents and cooking gear. They plan to survey White River later this fall for a forthcoming report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchley
Wabash
White River
Juries Selected for October Circuit Court Term
Juries were chosen Monday for the upcoming October term of circuit court to convene next Monday. The list includes Grand-Webb Satterlee Clinton John J Cox Wighland tp Peter Aikman E White James Ralph Campbell Helt tp David McBeth Clinton Petit Homer Lusadder Wm Hains Highland tp John HE Coonee Christian Hald Francis M Craig Henry Dickerson Eugene tp George Douglas Thomas Williams George White Vermillion tp Frank Groves Wm L Morey Frank L Swinehart Clinton township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Grand—Webb Satterlee
Clinton
John J. Cox
Wighland
Peter Aikman
E. White
James Ralph Campbell
Helt
David McBeth
Petit
Homer Lusadder
Wm. Hains
Highland
John HE. Coonee
Christian Hald
Francis M. Craig
Henry Dickerson
Eugene
George Douglas
Thomas Williams
George White
Vermillion
Frank Groves
Wm. L. Morey
Frank L. Swinehart
Clinton Township
Not a Clinton Street Fair Says Plaindealer
The Clinton community clarifies the Carnival Company visit is not a city event or Clinton street fair and the city or its residents do not bear responsibility for its occurrence or consequences.
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Clinton Street
Clinton
The
Plaindealer
Carnival Company
Prof McFall Piano Lessons Continue This Winter
Professor McFall announces ongoing piano lessons every Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Omer Nichol's. Advanced pupils will present an Autumn Recital in October at the same venue.
Telephone contracts in Clinton and Fairview announced
Manager L Horn ey states contracts may be made for one year or more at present rates for old or new subscribers in Clinton and Fairview. Bert Short suffered a hand injury at the mine on Friday requiring amputation of his little finger.
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Clinton
Fairview
Bert Short
Happy Redman Heads Home to Ohio
The note states that Happy Redman departed for his residence in Ohio, marking a relocation or return to his home state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman
Ohio
Clinton Office Listings Read as Community Contact Card
Address details for an office at South Bogart Block Rooms 14 15 near Griffiths Store with hours listed 11 am to 2 5 pm 7 8 pm Sunday 9 10 30 am 2 3 pm includes office and residence phones and residence at 616 Blackman Street Clinton.
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Clinton
Ind
Fifth and
Blackman Streets
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