Onion theft arrests end in jail for Hamilton men
Charles Brown and James Kelley, from Hamilton Ohio, were arrested by Marshal Pippin in Fast Connersville after allegedly pulling onions from Oscar Hents's garden. They pled guilty and were sentenced to ten days in jail. Justice Cates criticized their actions and urged them to marry into real estate to raise onions.
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Charles Brown
James Kelley
Hamilton
Ohio
Marshal Pippin
Connersville
Justice Cates
Oscar Hents
Henry
Enry
Comunand
Youstien
Cates
Drem
Haan Jlton
Olio
Secieciue
Naza- Pepe
Omer
Plenty
Patent clash looms over Stewart cement arch bridge plan
The city’s eastward bridge project may face a hindrance as claims arise that Stewart cement arch specifications infringe Ohio inventor Parmley’s patent. Audit records show the patent describes embedded steel bars for tension regions, with officials warning of possible injunctions against use until legal issues are settled.
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Stewart
Ohio
National Bridge Company
Kennedy
WLC
Parnney
Cleveland
Indiana
Parmley
Innstead
Mir Kennedy
Tatertar
Washington
Anchorage
Karl Hans ®N
Flo
Bankers Prepare for Sixth District Conference in Indianapolis
Bankers of the Sixth congressional district will meet July 23 at the Commercial Club rooms in Indianapolis. The Richmond Palladium notes a banquet may follow with at least fifty bankers expected from local financial institutions plus several Indianapolis financiers. The event is the first of its kind under the Indianapolis Bankers’ Association.
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Tidiana
Mreet
Richmond Palladium
Iitterest
Podianna Bankers’ Associiation
Eroup Af Uiembbers
Dadianapolis
Beware of Mercury Based Catarrh Ointments
Old warning noting dangers of catarrh ointments containing mercury. Advises against use except by prescription and warns of severe health harm. Mentions various brands and manufacturers, urging readers to obtain authentic remedies and avoiding unsafe preparations.
Thigh Fracture After Ladder Fall at Virginia Avenue
Mrs. Martha Dungan suffered a serious thigh fracture and bruises after a step ladder tipped while she washed a window at Miss Jennie Shipley’s home on Virginia Avenue. The fall left her near five feet above the floor. doctors report the fracture serious but she is resting as well as could be expected.
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Martha Dhaneah
Jennie Shipley
Virginia Avenue
Dungan
Miss Shipley
Dane
Sears
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
To friends and neighbors who assisted us during illness and after the death of our beloved wife mother daughter and sister we thank you for the tokens of flowers and expressions of sympathy from Venchen'e Boars Eee and Chalphen Mrs Sumon Osthiimier and Joanniey
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Boars Eee
Chalphen
Sumon Osthiimier
Joanniey
State and National Democratic Party Commentary Opposes Voters
The Indianapolis Star endorses the Republican ticket in state national and congressional races. It attacks the Democratic Party’s war stance on national policy pensions and liberty, urging decisive support for Republicans and criticizing Democrats as aligned with economic agitation and socialism.
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Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Union
New World
United States
Niti
Church Too Small For Funeral Rites At City Cemetery
The funeral service for Vivisn Darker was held in a crowded church service with Rev Miles Leary presiding. Pallbearers included J E Ashworth and Charles Gordon as mourners gathered, and the burial took place in the city cemetery amid a somber crowd.
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Fonerabof
Goraiel Avedue
Sucha
Kiev
Jesse Miller
Bso
BP. T., Moore
Rew C. Barkhooras
J. E. Ashworth
Ef. Mo.lamberson
Charles Gordon
John Dewell
Christian
Cy Iie
Catherine
Mile Leary
Swarpathey
Desson
Sun or Shade 2 T Will New You Judy 22
A plan from William Rei mim a jeweler proposes a revolving house at Bayside with a dome of windows to catch sunshine in winter or shade in summer. The structure would use a tubastile powered by electricity and operated by a button for automatic motion, with two dwellers or bedrooms.
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Judy
William Reimim
Dias Toad
Bayside
Mer
Reihidte
Mts Pollow
Sue R
Ebeetiie
Pneumonia Decrease Brightens Indiana May Death Toll
Indiana May death rate 11.8 per 1000, down from 12.0 last May and 10.2 the prior month, with 2 944 deaths. Report details by county sections and major causes, noting tuberculosis and diphtheria threats, and regional variation in northern central and southern areas.
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Indiana
The
State Board of Health
Wayne
Tay
Viera
New Wheat Pest Threatens Crop Yields and Fiber
A report describes a new pest affecting wheat fields with potential to damage stems and grain. Observers note straw weakness and broken pieces during threshing, raising concern over yield loss and broader agricultural impact.
New Castle County Officials Plan Budget Hearings
After years of chiuttering Chepe are pros pects that on thorough investigations of the rec vds of Henry county will be ontadde by aie Spent tee a perinded years. County Commissioners will ask the Comety Cotreih atts Pescuber tientiis i September, fecgimmthe da apprapaitions for cluts Purpose and in the dishtelt the public opinion ti is Cheetah coe Chariteil Will not retuse.
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Henry County
Cluts
Cheetah Coe Chariteil
Baseball Nopes Highlight Spectacular Leaping Play
A vivid description recalls Vin Nopes leaping for a spectacular catch before Cater Wis Tard in the outfield, showcasing one of the prettiest plays of the game and the crowd’s reaction to the moment.
Hoosiers and Local Clubs Face Next Sunday’s Games
The Hoosiers prepare for a clash with the Queen Cities next Sunday after a tough outing where O'Brien and Carter anticipate playing despite injuries. Hamilton Krebs faces a protested game with Drury in lineup, risking a forfeit fine. Lincolns’ Pritchett shines, driving in runs as Bonna, Saddler, and Will form pitching plans for upcoming contests.
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Dean
Lone
Lauks
Whee Hooster
Queen Cities
Flo
Bonna
Pritchett
Lincoln
Ino Ponds
Jesse
Linecoln
Rons
Will Pay to Publish Roosevelt Africa Adventure Manuscript
Charles Scribner's Sons plans to pay President Roosevelt for a mass market series about his Africa expedition. The deal includes a high royalty on gross sales, reportedly 6 to 20 percent, and possible earnings around 150 to 2 a word. Publishers anticipate publication details to be worked out with Officer Ras.
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New York
Charles Scribner'’s Sons
Wll
Roosevelt
Osmouether
Siadlar
Wisgraeine
Ito
Africa
Charles Seribner
Ovscer Ras
Himeef
Colored Voters Rally in Indianapolis Terrains Political Scene
A fragmentary report describes a Colored Voters Rally in Indianapolis with union leaders and state committee plans. The piece notes preparations for a parade and statewide mobilization with prominent figures and anticipated turnout.
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Richmond
Banquetto
Cheney
Toledo
Patee
Martha Dungan
Tfone
Card OF Afhanks
Star
Bryan
Mes. Barker
Ndiana
State Health Board
Middletown
Krebs
Drury
Kot
Iimvidcal Record
Cottersvillee
Saddletown
Hassett
Cateh
Chis
Addie
Ss Wis
Carter
O'Brien
Motown
Erie
Connersvile
Maxwell
Peigert
Thames
Marean
Cohersyville
Ube
Bose
Ta MaNwell
Sipde
Keisnium
Achy Teas
Son Badis
Shamrocks
Miami-burg
Dayton Shilohs
Connersville Parga
Wiedenrene
Bree
Raj Tueen City
Samay
ABO TE PO
Peanaritier
al Uyiy
Rudikstuhl
Rodeers
Ian
Polin
Heisman
Obeeker
Cartes
Fleisman
Rhads
Reet
Thoms
Hoosiers
Rush County
Rss
Carchin
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Daly Ba
Becker
Doughty Warrior
Milders
Hamilton Krebs
LaRue
Hailton
Lakue
Dria
Berger
TQ Pres
Tien
Massazine
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Soden
Colored Voters Rally
Indiceapolis
Colored Republics Club
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