Neal Selected Meeting in Court Room for Bull Moose Nominat
Judge John Fremont Neal of Noblesville was nominated by acclamation for representative from Indiana ninth district at the Bull Moose convention in Frankfort. Judge Daniel Waugh urged Neal but the name was not contested. The gathering heard a keynote from J W Whicker and tributes to Albert Beveridge and Theodore Roosevelt as delegates packed the circuit court room.
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Frankfort
John Fremont Neal
Noblesville
Ninth
Neal
Daniel Waugh
Tipton
Bull Moosers
Waugh
Judge Waugh
Ninth District
Beveridge
Dye
J. W. Whicker
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Fred Landis
Logansport
Howard County
Judge Neal
Theodore Roosevelt
William Holton Dye
Progressive Party
Attica
Noel Neal
Committee On
Resolutions Committee
John Barnes
Kokomo
George Newkirk
Neal Nominated by Judge Waugh for Progressive Run
Judge Waugh nominates Noblesville native Neal as progressive candidate saying he never tasted defeat and would keep his record in the coming campaign. Neal served one Hamilton circuit court term after being elected prosecuting attorney. The speaker notes Neal has always been chosen by the people, but omits when Neal first entered politics.
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Neal
Waugh
Noblesville
Hamilton
Eivery
Death of Mrs. Addie Cooper Shawcross in West Lebanon
Mrs Addie Cooper Shawcross wife of John Shawcross post master at West Lebanon died Sunday from heart trouble complicated with paralysis. She was about fifty two years old and leaves a husband and three daughters. She was the daughter of the late Harrison Cooper and was brought up in Attica.
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Addie Cooper Shawcross
John Shawcross
West Lebanon
Shawcross
Harrison Cooper
Attica
Robbery at Fowler Targets Big Four Operator
About 2 15 Sunday morning a masked man held up Earl Francis night operator of the Big Four at Fowler and robbed the cash drawer of 17 dollars. At gunpoint the man tried to force Francis to open the safe containing 1 000 dollars but the operator said he did not know the combination. Francis gave a good description of the assailant and hopes are raised for capture.
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Earl Francis
Big Four
Fowler
Francis
Salem Methodist Church notes last quarterly conferenced
Salem and New Maysville charge hold final quarterly conference at Salem on August 25 at 10 30 a m with district superintendent preaching and administering the Lord's Supper. Special meetings begin that evening and efforts are made to secure an assistant pastor. All welcome.
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Salem
New Maysville
Covington Wins Sixth In Seven Game Series At Veedersburg
Covington defeated Veedersburg 5 to 1 in the fifth game of the seven game set at Veedersburg. Veedersburg has three wins to Covington’s two, with a tougher stretch ahead as the series nears its end. In Winslow Arizona, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman welcomed an eight and a half pound girl Tuesday evening. The old couple at the home center is described as completely out of their heads. Republican ads are business builders.
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Veedersburg
Covington
Rudolph Kaufman
Winslow
Arizona
Hill Climb Shatters Records At Newport Event
The fourth annual Newport hill climb drew 8000 to 10000 as records fell. Herbert N. Baum of Sidell won the class A event in 20 seconds, with Charles Shambaugh of Lafayette taking the free-for-all in 15.15 seconds, beating Baum’s prior marks.
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Newport
Herbert N. Baum
Sidell
Charles Shambaugh
Lafayette
Baum
Fountain county forms guardians to guard dependent children
The Fountain county board of children's guardians was appointed by Judge Schoonover and includes A. S. Peacock Ella Calvert George Rowland O S Jones Z K E Booe and Mrs O W McGaughey. Twenty probation officers were named across townships and the group met at Attica Carnegie library with John A Brown state agent advising on duties.
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Fountain County
Circuit Court
Schoonover
Peacock
Ella Calvert
Attica
George Rowland
O. S. Jones
Covington
Z. KE. Booe
O. W. Mc Gaughey
Veedersburg
Fountain County Board of Children’s Guardians
Davis Township
William Ritchey
Edgar H. Carqueville
Levi Lever
Shawnee
I. J. Dunkin
Ben Brown
Troy
James Twiddy
Mildred Dennis
Dairy Equipment and 20 Cows for Sale in Try an ad
Good dairy business offer with all equipment including twenty cows wagon bottles and cans for sale. Includes splendid patronage and no opposition. Apply at once to R. F. D. Try an ad it will pay.
Will Robinson Nominee for Ninth District Attorney General
Finley Mount, Crawfordsville, presided as permanent chairman at the Ninth district Republican convention in Crawfordsville. Will Robinson of Frankfort was nominated by acclamation for attorney general, while Rev. W. D. Parr of Kokomo declined after being nominated. E. E. Neal of Noblesville withdrew his name. Delegations from every county attended. resolutions aligned with National and State conventions. Landis and Beveridge criticized. Mount urged party unity and a dignified campaign. Lexington remembered Captain Parker's stand.
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William Robinson
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
E. &. Neal
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Charles B. Landis
Finley P. Mount
Ed. M. Louder
Charles RK. Wheeler
Mount
Beveridge
Fred Landis
Roosevelt
Mr. Mount
John Hawkins Weds in Fountain County Marriage
John Hawkins of Cates in Fountain County secured a license from the county clerk after declaring birth in 1832 and a youthful bride Margaret McLain aged about forty. The couple wed at Justice Asa Osborn’s matrimonial parlor, with hopes of a lasting union.
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John Hawkins
Cates
Fountain County
Worthy
Margaret McLain
Hawkins
Justice of the Peace
Asa Osborn
Teachers Meet at Fountain County Institute
Fountain County Institute will meet next week under Superintendent M F Livengood. The gathering is described as full of general interest. Bend church ladies host a Country Market in the Dice room Saturday morning August 24 urging attendance.
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Fountain County Institute
Supt
M. F. Livengood
Ladies of the Bend
Sunday School Picnic In Vermillion County
The M. E. Sunday schools of this city and Bend plan a joint picnic today at Harris grove opposite Wright spring in north Vermillion county. All arrangements are set and the day should be a pleasant one for the schools barring a storm.
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M. E
Bend
Harris Grove
Wright Spring
Vermillion County
Stabbing Affray Over Slur Ends In Knife Attack
A late night stabbing at the Keys livery barn left Reuben Stewart grievously wounded after a duel with Lee Bethel. Bethel, who fled to a hay mow, was jailed on a $3,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing before Mayor Reed. Stewart remained in serious condition with potential peritonitis risk.
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Keys
Lee Bethel
Reuben Stewart
Bethel
Stewart
Reece
Clel Stewart
Holley
Sullivan
Jones
Reed
Covington
Students Recital at Christ Church Aug 31
Mrs Walker conducts a student recital at the Christian church in this city on Saturday August 31 at 2 30 p m. The public is cordially invited.
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the Christian Church
This City
County Convention Sets Republican Delegates Next Week
The county republican convention will be held here one week from next Monday to select delegates one week from tomorrow. A winning ticket is to be nominated, and the call urges readiness for the event.
For Rent Covington Property Two Large Lots Garden
Two rental opportunities offered by W. F. Srivunskn. One large dwelling at northwest corner of Liberty and Eighth streets with a fine garden. Another old dwelling with good garden at southwest corner of Harrison and Highth streets. Monthly or term lease accepted. make best offer.
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Liberty and
Eighth Streets
Harrison and
Highth Streets
W. F. Srivunskn
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Salem Methodist Church Notes
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Terre Haute
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W. A. Engles
Flanders
D. R. Noonan
Paris
Maxwell
S. W. Schenck
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Buick
H. L. Baum
Knox
Vermilion County
L. American
Clinton
Edgar County
Charles Gustus
Kramer
F. A
Ralph W. Moss
Free For All
Shambaugh
Schentk
C. Brown
Interstate
W. A. Mingle
Everett Hults
Pope Hartford
Bob Kramer
Frank Knox
Bing
Worcester
Massans
Board of Guardians
Its
Robinson
E. E. Neal
Will Robinson
Finly Mount
Daily Trifane
Mombas
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