Mrs Prall Dead In Edna Kansas
Mrs Prall died Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Edna Kansas. Dr Prall will begin for home with the remains at 5 this evening and will reach here sometime tomorrow. The cases before Justice Stader alleging violations of the city ordinance against riding bicycles on sidewalks may be used to test the ordinance's constitutionality. The city attorney argues the cement sidewalk provision applies and will prosecute under that theory.
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Swengel
San Fancisco
Columbus
J.C Chasteen
Indianapolis
Charles Lacy
Mattie Lacy
Rice
Ida Price
Lyda Price
Helen Halbert
Danville
Indiana
Fred Kollmeyer
Allen Baily
Ohio Township
al Bozzell
Jonesville
Grace Meyers
Greensburg
What Shall We Have For Dessert Jell O Mix Ad
A family friendly prompt to choose Jell O dessert mix. It promises no baking just add hot water and cool. Flavors listed include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Sold at grocers for 10 cents.
Statement demands specific work records for university credits
The article discusses disputes over credits at the State University requiring a specific statement of each term's work rather than a general diploma. It cites an example where a graduate's letter was rejected and a more detailed record from Prof. Wertz was accepted. It also mentions domestic trouble rumors and local crime briefs.
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The
State University
Supt. Carnacey
Lucretia Armen
Verbs Laughlin
Carnagey
Wertz
Emphatic protest over rowdyism at city meeting
A Columbus crowd heard Mayor Caldwell denounce rowdy conduct in high places. He urged citizens to guide youth away from contemptible actions, praising the Suburban Reading Club and criticizing recent demonstrations at the Opera House, while calling for unity and respect in the city. The speech drew loud applause.
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Geo. W. Caldwell
Masonic Hall
Reading Club
Mary Belle Patter son breaks arm at home
At eight o'clock last night nine year old Mary Belle Patter son daughter of Joseph Patter son and wife on 4th and Brown streets fell and broke her arm below the elbow. Dr McCoy set the bone and dressed the wound.
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Mary Belle
Joseph Patterson
4Th
Brown Streets
McCoy
Emma Newsom Drops Hunting Case Against Henry Horn
Emma J Newsom dismisses her case against Henry Horn claiming hunting on her land. Horn was merely passing by with an unloaded gun and had no hunting intent.
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Emma J. Newsom
Henry Horn
Mr. Horn
County Commission Meets Next Monday
The Sample Shoe Co. reports the county commissioners will hold their regular monthly session next Monday. George Lewis and his family move into the Peet property at 12th and Mechanic after purchasing it. Dr. Legrix from the French Academy decries smoking among women as a cause of disease and death. The case Campbell Boyd & Co. vs Green & Co. on a $1200 note was continued to September term. Wheat fly damages cited with local observations and farmer Tom Merritt notes poor wheat prospects.
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Legrix
French Academy of Medicine
Campbell Boyd & Co
Veredad Green & Co
Jennings Co
Cox & Blessing
Tom Merritt
Merritt
Bloomingon Defeats Evansville in Baseball Match
Evansville, Indiana June 1 Crosby was wild and easy as Bloomingto n won the game. The final score shows Evansville trailing with 4 3 4 runs and Bloomington 12 11 2 runs. Crosby Roth Mc Cafferty Belt contributed to the victory.
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Ind
Crosby
Bloomington
Roth
McCafferty
Belt
Harrison Monument receives $1000 gift from Boston magnate
Indianapolis June 1. The Harrison Monument association Friday received a subscription of $1,000 from T Jefferson Coolidge of Boston. He is vice president of the Massachusetts association.
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Ind
Harrison Monument Association
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
Coolidge
Association of Massachusetts
Terre Haute Team Shut Out by Decatur
Decatur blanked Terre Haute 4 to 0 in front of home fans. McCravine and Rollins connected for the Decatur scores while Brown and Starnagle contributed as well.
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Terre Haute
Decatur
McCravine
Rollins
Brown
Starnagle
Reunion After 32 Years Ends Family Rift in Mishawaka
Mishawaka Indiana June 1 Thomas Kinnaney a St Louis manufacturer and politician is reunited with his sister Mrs Anna Welch of Mishawaka after 32 years apart.
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Mishawaka, Ind
Thomas Kinnaney
St. Louis
Anna Welch
Foster acquitted in Fontanet murder trial
Brazil Indiana June 1 Quincy Foster was acquitted by a jury here Friday afternoon after a trial lasting a week in the Fontanet murder case involving Harvey McDonald, the October 25 killing.
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Brazil
Ind
Quincy Foster
Harvey McDonald
Fontainet
Bismarck Monument Ceremony Postponed Indefinitely
Berlin on June 1 reports the Bismarck monument committee postponing the unveiling ceremony of the statue in front of the Reichstag to an indefinite date. The original date was set for the upcoming Monday.
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Berlin
Bismarck Monument Committee
Bismarck
Reichstag
Indorsed Too Much in Chicago Doctor Declares Bankruptcy
Orlando EB Mil Jus, a Chicago physician, filed a bankruptcy petition on June 1 noting debts of 587000 with no assets. His indorsement of notes is cited as the cause of the filing, in a case reported from Chicago.
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Chicago
Orlando EB. Mil
Thenkruptcy
Visible Cotton Supply Update From New Orleans
Secretary Hester reports the world’s visible cotton supply at 3,240,164 bales, up from 2,379,366 last year. Of this total, U.S. figures total 2,160,164 bales, compared with 1,726,366 a year ago.
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New Orleans
Hester
What Ailed The Man
An old fragment notes a man with bodily pains and rising vitality, mentioning Fern Bank Chemical in Bank Ohio and a sale this week. The garbled text hints at a health or medical item and a free offer by Q.d. Nobitt.
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Fern Bank Chemical
Bank
Ohio
Q.d
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