Morristown Triumph Over Connersville In Strenuous Game
Morristown five edged Connersville 28 to 25 in a hard fought high school basketball contest. Attendance was limited by bad weather but interest remained high as Morristown executed solid team play and steady defense led by captain Patton and Pierohnson.
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Vic Morristown
Connersville
Hwo
Piersen
Lind Bovis
Stary
Tiedr Belts
Lovuersville
Koightstown
Priday Conan
Bullard
Horsley
Wilkip
Sample
Gt Starr
Histon
Vmorrestown
Young Blood in Trust Company Elects New Officers
The Trust Company promotes two young directors to officer roles as assistant cashier and another position. The move emphasizes fresh leadership with graduates from Ann Arbor Law School and aims to strengthen clerical work while older heads provide guiding oversight.
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Food& Mo Tinet Coai Pane
Bank For Boom ‘Tetman
Pras
Indivi Purnitage Company
Trust
Wituic Tees
Rte
Bower
Agsted
Ann Arbor
Methodist Revival Sparks Debate on Dress and Demands
In a Richmond Palladium discussion Mir Hobson defends a Methodist revival stance. He argues the campaign for souls will be founded on Methodist doctrine and rejects forcing beliefs on other denominations. He warns outsiders not to intrude on Methodist discipline and urges mutual respect while defending church norms.
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Epworth League
Jesus Christ
Phes
Washont foamed Beer Yellow bank flood disrupts rail service
A severe washout near Yellowbank between Metamora and Brookville halted the 6 o clock train last evening and blocked tracks from here to Valley Junction. Water from heavy rains flooded creeks, washing out about 300 feet of track and flooding multiple areas including Brookville below the river. Trains now operating New Castle to Rushville then Greensburg and Cincinnati.
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Tower Valley
Yellowbank
Metamora
Brookville
Valley Junction
New Castle
Rushville
Greensburg
Cincinnati
Harrison
Dueck
Krell Auto-Crand Piano Factory Revamps Indiana Plant
Monday's Evening News reports Krell Auto-Crand Piano Company upgrading its Indiana factory. The overhaul includes steam heat, fire walls, new floors, whitewashed rafters, repaired sills, and cement floors in the lower east building. A drying track will save labor while production expands. executives anticipate demand could double next year.
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Krell Auto-Crand Piano Company
Davy Crocket
Indiana
Orange Contest Settled After Ballot Box Dispute
The board of election commissioners ruled on a contest in Qaige Lowashy. A voter altered a ballot after placing it in the box. the box was opened and the ballot returned to the voter who cast it. H G Pyke won the assessor race by a large majority. Henry Stone had challenged the box opening before all votes were cast. The commissioners’ action was irregular but did not change the result. The trustee winner held a narrow margin. the loser accepted the outcome.
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Qaige Lowashy
Board of Election Commissioners
Vie World Te Comtestant
H. G. Pyke
Henry Stone
Mr. Stone
Election Board
Rey Q
Miss Bertha Sanders Hosts Visitors and Bond Return
The Standard Bearers meet with Miss Bertha Sanders and Miss Eurtha Jobe is her guest tonight. Miss Bile Collins returned bond from Chicago after a several week visit lasting until last night.
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Bertha Sanders
Eurtha Jobe
Euest
Bile Collins
Bond
Chicase
Centerville youths tied to fence and theft ring
Richmond police break up a Centerville theft ring as arrests follow reports of a fence receiving stolen goods. George Linting, poultry dealer, and Thomas Ammerman and Rollo Savage face grand larceny and fencing charges amid confessions of about twenty thefts including chickens butter and seed. Others named include Karl Darnell Charles Blue William Newnan Roy Hilbert and Charles Yura. Linting released on bond. Darnell and Yura released on good behavior.
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Richmond Steedab
Pagin
Oliver Twist
George Linting
Thomas Ammerman
Rollo Savage
Karl Darnell
Charles Blue
William Newnan
Ftoy Hilbert
Charles Yura
Boos
Pang
Léinting
Bond
Durnel
Yine
Sawyer hurt in wagon fall at fore wheel
Sawyer, driver of one of Vandlarts coal wagons, slipped while climbing over the fore wheel yesterday evening and struck his forehead on the prow. The blow caused a frightful bruise but is not as serious as first feared, and he was able to drive the wagon today.
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Willian
Sawyer
M. Vandlarts
Aimost
Tire
County Reclaims Fees From Sheriff Accounts
County officials report total interest and principal due sheriffs since 1900 amounting to about 695 418 dollars. Administrators and sheriffs including T A Stoops Edward K Lewis George Oldham and Cyrus Jeffrey face various charges and settlements. Oldham settled in full. Jeffrey questions interest. Commissioners will grant Payne fifteen percent of recovered sums.
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John Paine
Chiiuangze
Iso
T. A1
Stoops
Daniel Hall
Edward K. Lewis
George Oldham
Cyrus Jeffrey
Mr. Payne
County
Evangelist’s wife to speak on temperance at First Methodist
Mrs. Tilliam Mobson wife of the well known evangelist will give a talk tomorrow afternoon alone in the parsonage on Western Avenue to all who are interested in temperance work at the First Methodist church.
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Tilliam Mobson
Allone Geloek
W. CL OU
Western Avenue
ATP Ae
Taft and Roosevelt rumors cloud Republican ticket choices
Washington figure Walter Wellman predicts Taft as likely nominee with first ballot win possible barring a Roosevelt stampede. He notes Taft Fort for second place while New Jersey shifts from machine control to reform influences, reshaping party dynamics ahead of the nomination.
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Walter Wellman
Washington
Chicago Record- Herald
Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Roosevelt
Fort
New Jersey
United States Senate
John Kean
Wall Street
John F. Dryden
Governor Fort
Roosevelt Praised by Lincoln Learner Speaker
The retiring president of the State Lincoln Learne introduces Albert J. Beveridge and extols Theodore Roosevelt. The tribute frames Roosevelt as fearless and just, defending the nation against trusts and consolidation and contrasts him with dishonest foes.
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Ei. EB. Gates
Lincoln Learne
Albert J. Beveridge
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Jincoln
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Rails Alone Supported Train Derails Near Richmond
A Richmond and C. & L. train No. 8. C. jolted by a washed away culvert two miles west of the G. R. & S. crossing. The Pullman car derailed and rolled, but all three passengers and two trainmen escaped with only severe jolting as heavy snow and high water hid the danger. The engine kept moving until the Pullman was missing, then returned to the scene.
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Richmond Palladium
G. Ro
Webster
Tariff Debate Promises Strong Local Interest Next Saturday
Nudltown time ary society schedules a program of songs recitations and instrumental music followed by a debate on the resolution that tariff for revenue only is better for the classes than a high protective tariff. Owe Hate and Earl Crawford will argue affirmatively while Elijah Brookbank and Calvin Ochiltree will oppose. The locally noted debaters are expected to produce sharp arguments.
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Nudltown Titneary Society
OW oHate
Earl Crawford
Elijah Brookbank
Calvin Ochiltree
Roads Weakened by Flood Not As Bad as 1907
High water on the east road last Saturday damaged the surface about five hundred feet and cut channels across the sidewalk but did not create deep buckholes. East Connersville town board set to temporary repairs with hopes for permanent improvement this spring amid uncertain plans.
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East
Connersville
Texas woman 182 years old claims oldest white person title
Fort Worth Texas February 1 Mrs 2B Kilcrease of Pine Mill near here is celebrated at age 182 born February 10 1776 in North Carolina and traveled to Texas with her family. Her daughter age 98 and granddaughter 63 live with her. She shows Bible records and remains in good health capable of walking with a cane and recalls events from over a century ago.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Kilcrease
Pine Mill
Here
Klakfas County
North Carolina
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