Union Red Cross Meeting Draws Large Crowd At Auditorium
A Red Cross gathering Sunday evening at the public school auditorium drew a full house. Rev. Wicke and Rev. Flynn urged large county support as local soldiers joined the audience on stage. About 515 members joined, contributing over 315 dollars to aid soldiers, with a resolution pledging support to Harrison County's army and navy personnel.
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Union Red Cross
F. A. Bullett
Red Cross Society
T. J. Hudson
Old Camp Ground
Clara Bennett
Nellie Gullett
America
Boy
George W. Applegate
C. E. Flynn
Lew M. O'Bannon
Albert G. Wicke
M. A. Cossaboom
G. C. Doolittle
Mollie Weller
Aver. Flynn
Alexander
Napoleon
Aiberican Red Cross
Wicke
Tle
Red Cross
Harrison County
Army
Naval Service
United States
American Red Cross Society
Mayor Bell’s record cited as press battles and bids reform
Indianapolis reports long battle over city finances and public works. Governor Marshall and others critique Republican handling while Mayor Joseph Bell is praised for stopping a costly jet drain contract and pursuing bids and flood protection. The piece champions Bell ahead of Democrat Dick Miller.
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Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Joseph B. Bell
Taggart
Bell
Indianezolia
Dick Miller
Ell
Joseph Bell
United States
Public Service Commission
Joseph E. Bell
Dearth of Elizabeth Biangbe In Boone Township
Elizabeth Biangbe, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Blanch Faith of Boone township, died June 5 from acute indigestion. Funeral service held at Outerbein on June 6.
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Elizabeth Biangbe
Found Dead in Field David Hardman Dies Sud denly
David Hardman an elderly Spencer township resident was found dead in John Louden’s oats field Monday evening after leaving home to shorten his route to Abe Pittman’s. He died about an hour after departing, at age about seventy three, survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Haas Chapel yesterday afternoon.
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David Hardman
Spencer Township
Abe Pittman
John Louden
Haas Chapel
Know Your Business Advice From James A Farrell
James A Farrell of United States Steel urges focused study. He says to absorb essential knowledge in one’s field and avoid storing extraneous details about politics or baseball to keep the mind uncluttered.
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James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Pattern Coins and Language Growth Highlight Early 20th Century Trends
The article recalls mint guardrails on pattern coins since 1898 and a failed confiscation effort of hidden specimens. It notes Denver mint’s twenty dollar brass trial piece and its sale to the Colorado State Historical Society. It also surveys English language growth from 1900 to the 20th century, predicting global ubiquity by 2000.
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Denver
State Historical Society of Colorado
Magazine of American History
India
Japan
China
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American Red Cross
Beil
Willis
Thompson
Thomas R. Marshall
W. H. O’brien
W. H. Vollmer
Goodrich
Conrad & Son Piano Company
Mary Pickford
Pawers
Alerica
Pal
Dream Theatre
DR. Z. C. Wolfe
Corydon, Indiana
R. S. Kirkham
Lew M. O'Bannoon
Kirkham
O’bannon
Corydon
Indiana
Democrat Building
Harriton County
L. B. Wolee
Bullett Building
Ward's Grocery
Elizabeth
Edreka
Oo. W. Cook
Judicial Cifou
Geo. K. Gwartney
Fabliu Aquare
Corydon, Ind
E. L. Smith
Monitor Sad Iron Company
Big Prairie
Ohio
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Clyde R. Lottick
Will
Democrat and Commoner
Democrat and
Daily
Louisvilles Herald
Democrat and Daily Courier-Journal
Democrat and Daily
Louisville Times
Louisville Post
Democrat
Indiana Farmer
Democrat and Lafollette’s Weekly
Indianapolis Daily News
State of
Board of Commissioners of
Julius Rothrock
Spencer, Scott
Harrison Townships
Said County
T. W. Knight
Bradford
Corydon Junction
Oswell Martin
William Jacobi
Smith
Jones
Southern Telephone
Evansville
Niana
Alex Miller
Ind
Philip Jacobs
Morgan Township
Said
Hoosier
Lush & Showmaker
Pearl St
New Albany, Ind
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