Fraud Probe Ties High Officials to Signature Forgery
Cincinnati man William Martin claims only 4000 of 77000 signatures on a referendum petition are genuine. He alleges forged or coerced names across multiple Ohio counties and says authorities plan to press charges as investigations unfold.
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Columbus, O
Willam Martin
Cincinnati
Hogan
Attiorn
Martin
Annals of
Weess
Weolanta
Charles F. Killer
Cleveland
Geeur Welatens
Wighland
Green
Clark
Delaware
Miami
Chiampaign
Wibler
Grand Hotel
Butler County
Brown
Greene
Fiigniani
Dela Ware
Champaign County
Mat D.clared
Clark County
Miami County
Steve Poundrs
Troy
Tapity Assaviathon
Min Martin
Wich
Walter A. Vincent
William Martin
Fu. A
Wanamaker and Parker clash at Cedar Point on judiciary duty
Judge R M Wanamaker of the Ohio supreme court sharply questioned Judge Alton B Parker of New York at Cedar Point. Wanamaker rejected Parker’s claim that the judiciary should not be criticised for capacity or attendance and stressed accountability while Parker lamented public impatience with the law and defended the constitution and courts.
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Sandusky
R.M. Wanamaker
Ohio Supreme Court
Alton B. Parker
New York
Ohio State Hiat Association
Cedar Point
Dayton man uses shoe to frighten intruder in home
In Dayton Ohio a resident armed with a shoe repelled an intruder inside his residence. He struck the assailant on the stairway and forced the intruder to flee the premises.
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Rae Dayton
Bass
Murder Case Shocks Ingalls as Brown Family Held
William Brown and his father William W. Brown are jailed without bond on first degree murder charges for the constable Albert Hawkins death in Ingalls Madison county. Prosecutor Shuman seeks grand jury action while a possible witness arises regarding a local “blind tiger” operation in the Browns hotel.
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Ingliss
Madison County
Wiliam Brown
Albert Hawkins
W. W. Brown
Green Township
Brown
Jesse Shuman
Oris Camp
Township Advisory Board
Ingalls
Black
Hospitality shines as Corydon hosts Indiana editors
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association delegates tour Corydon during their July meeting in New Albany, Corydon, Louisville, Jeffersonville and French Lick. Report highlights the warm reception, civic venues, and a country dinner on the Court House lawn for about 600 guests, led by Lew O Bannon of the Corydon Democrat.
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Indiana
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
New Albany
Corydon
Louisville
Jeffersonville
French Lick
The
Democrat
Jxokomo Dispatch
Madison Herald
oGlock
Lew O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Court House
Murder attempt shocks Petersburg farmer family
Ellie Miley eighteen, son of J. E. Miley a well known farmer living east of Petersburg Indiana, was fired upon by an unseen assailant as he dismounted near a barn. The bullet lodged in barn timber an inch above his head with no clues to the attacker.
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Ellie Miley
J. E. Miley
Petersburg
Ind
Miley
Funeral Procession Delayed by Wind Storm in Spencer Township
A funeral for Mrs. Martha Davis from Milltown to Mt. Lebanon church was disrupted by a sudden storm. A tree struck, horses reared and two buggies overturned injuring Landsdon of Louisville, while hearse team remained calm. Taxis and rigs were rearranged and the procession resumed about two hours late.
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Martha Davis
Milltown
Mt. Lebanon
Spencer Township
Landsdon
Louisville
Swarens Adam
Ramsey
John Pennington
Don Rawlings
Indiana Central University seen as growing educational institution
Rev Amzi D Smith visited Corydon and spoke of Indiana Central University as a strong, touring church founded college offering broad study beyond ministry. The system is led by capable men, located at University Heights near Indianapolis, with graduates recognized by state authorities. The notice also records the death of Lora D Bush, daughter of John W Rivers, at St Edwards Hospital New Albany. Funeral services were held at the M F Church.
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Amzi D. Smith
Indianapolis
Indiana Central University
Corydon
University Heights
United Brethren Church
Indiana
Valpariso
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Tex
J. Frank Hanly
Bishop Carter
Lora
Roy A. Bush
M. KF
Clyde Voyles
Local Residents Seen in Past Week Social Roundup
A long list of visits and social calls appears as Sandy Branch and others including Tillie Brinley and Bertha Lemmel recover from illness. Town residents travel to nearby Elizabeth and Elizabeth area, with relatives visiting and attending a Sunday gathering at Roger's Candy Ground and a funeral at Rehoboth.
Winchester woman slain shouts officer in street crime
Mrs May Brown a 31 year old resident of Winchester Indiana was shot and killed while returning home at 11 o clock last night. William S Circle a 45 year old Grand Rapids Indiana railroad foreman is jailed charged with the shooting. Brown mother of two had been named in a divorce suit recently filed by Circles wife.
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May Brown
Winchester
Ind
William S. Circle
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Factory Blaze Destroys Thompson Bottle Warehouses
Fire in Gas City Indiana destroyed two Thompson bottle factory warehouses causing an estimated 1600000 in building and manufactured wire losses.
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Gas City
Ind
T Wo
Thompson Bottle
In Memoriam Janie Richard
In Memoriam for Janie Richard born Nov 11 1861 departed life July 16 1915 at 51. She suffered with Christian patience and was ready when death came. She leaves a husband mother three sons three daughters three sisters three brothers eleven grandchildren and many friends. Funeral by Elid H T Brown of the Christian Church. Dear aunt we mourn thy loss and God will heal our sorrows.
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Janie Richard
Christian Church
Party Honors Miss Isaura Melton at Independence
On Friday July 15 a gathering honored Miss Isaura Melton of Independence Missouri. Attendees included Cora Temple Gladys Mellor Mittie Burn Mattie Allen Nettie Melton Marie Barry Laura Melton Hubert Sneak Joe Steiner Ralph Barry Claude Temple Willie Melton Jennings Burn Maulins Wagner Levi Hurn. Prizes went to Miss Cora Yemple and Hubert Speak. C. S. Melton provided graphophone music and refreshments followed. Guests wished Miss Laura further happy occasions.
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Isaura Melton
Independence
Cora Temple
Gladys Mellor
Mittie Burn
Mattie Allen
Nettie Melton
Marie Barry
Laura Melton
Messrs
Hubert Sneak
Joe Steiner
Ralph Barry
Claude Temple
Willie Melton
Jennings Burn
Maulins Wagner
Levi Hurn
Cora Yemple
Hubert Speak
C. S. Melton
Laura
Mrs Ragke Dies in Bradford After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary Ragke Rani Axel seventy one years died at home in Bradford last Sunday after an illness of less than a week. She lived alone. husband died four years ago. Funeral held at United Brethren church Bradford with burial at Fairview Cemetery New Albany. She was mother of eleven children, five surviving.
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Mary Rani
Axel
Bradford
United Brethren Church
Fairview Cemetery
New Alba
Tey Pistol Death Sparks Tragic Tetanus Case
Glen Clarrison fifteen year old South Pond lad dies from tetanus contracted when a pistol exploded on July 4.
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Glen Clarrison
South Pond
Former Hoosiers Tale From Medford Farm Visit
The report notes Emmett Pitman was in Medford Oklahoma last week caring for his farm where crops are poor. Mrs. C A Hays and daughter Margaret along with Farid Hall visited Indiana and Ohio to see friends and relatives. Oscar Greshan district court clerk Ford county stopped by with Mr and Mrs C A Hays Minneola record.
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Emmett Pitman
Medford Oklo
C. A. Hays
Margaret
Faraid Hall
Indiana
Ohio
Oscar Greshan
Ford County
Minneola
Ivan
Fatally Burned by Gasoline Incident Claims Mrs Wood
Mrs Laura Wood of Terre Haute was fatally burned when an ignition of gasoline while cleaning an iron bed caused a deadly explosion. Local authorities investigated the accident scene.
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Laura Wood
Terre Iaute
Doctor B Forbis Thanks Neighbors for Aid After Serious Accident
Dr. B Forbis of Laconia expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped his wife after she met with a serious accident.
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B Forbis
Laconia
Elizabeth News Sees Hottest Days of Season
Last Thursday and Friday were the hottest days of the season with 102 degrees in the shade. The Presbyterian church ladies plan a play in about two weeks. Miss Mabel Hildebrand and nephew Chas Evans of Chattanooga visited relatives here last week. The burial of Mrs. Potts took place at 5 30 PM Wednesday. Master Stewart Cline of Indiana polis has been visiting grandparents here for several days. Quarterly meeting at M I church held last Wednesday with Dr Whittsit delivering sermons Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Dr Sargent, who came to assist, was too worn out by his trip to attend meetings.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hildebrand
Chas. Evans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Four Page Supplement Adds News and Ads
The paper features a twelve page week supplement with extra advertising space. Highlights include Nokomo Dispatch editors’ trip to Corydon, a Dairy Special, Indiana’s Old Capitol from Courier Journal, New Albany’s Centennial, Miracle Wheat, and Sunday School celebrations at New Middletown and Pendleton’s Chapel.
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Nokomo Dispatch
Corydon
Indiana
Hursttown Community Notes and Local Visits
Hursttown hosts a quarterly meeting on July 27 led by Rev. Brett. Sunday sermons, Sunday School celebrations at Oak Grove and Hursttown grove July 17 and 21. Numerous local visits to New Albany and Louisville, plus a well attended ice cream supper at Emma Lahue’s yard.
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Brett
This Place
Willian, Housel
Son Ross
New Albany
Hursttown
Oak Grove
Emma Lahue
Roscoe Davis
Louisville
Harry Davis
Hursttown Grove
Pennington Chapel
May Miller
Jim Mix
Fred Igert
Jacob Clunie
Robert Sigler
Roy Davis
Minniel Lahue
William Housel
Ollie Frederick
Gatha Conrad
Ward Frederick
Illinois
Local Notes From Bridgeport and Nearby Areas
Miss Nettie Fulner suffers a cut thumb. William Farnsley and Murry Farnsley are noted residents with health and farming mentions. Miss May Carter visits from Louisville. A social gathering occurred at Wm Huffman’s. Otto Cunningham’s horse ran away injuring harness and buggy. Mr. and Mrs. Simler from Lanesville and Mr. and Mrs. Garr Gunn of Floyd County visited D. T. Carters. Georgetown figures appear with FE 5S and Tom Keithley, plus mail carrier Horton Watts. Koy Harbison of Corydon, fifteen, is seriously ill with appendicitis.
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May Carter
Louisville
Wm. Huffman
Otto Cunningham
Charles Simler
Lanesville
Garr Gunn
Floyd County
D. T
Largleman
Georgetown
Tom Keithley
Keithley
George* Town
Horton Watts
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