Foxworthy Verdict Not Guilty After Jury Deliberation
The Foxworthy murder case ends with a not guilty verdict delivered at 2 o clock Saturday morning after sustained arguments and jury ballots. Prosecutor Phlipott and State attorney Lewis praised for their conduct as jurors weighed evidence. The Republican State Committee planned precinct and district committee elections with dates set for late January and early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Foxworthy
Mitchell Kiger
Hbash
Messersey and McCabe
O. P. Lewis
Lewis
Notice of Election at Covington Lodge
Tidal Lodge No. 36 Knights of Pythias Covington Indiana to hold trustees election January 12 1912. D F Smith C Koebler K of R8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Covington
Indiana
Law Printing Efficient and Affordable
Law Printing promises fast correct and cheap service, highlighting quick turnaround and cost savings for legal materials. The statement emphasizes value and reliability for legal documents and related notices.
Annual Meeting of Mandy May Milling and Mining Co
Mandy May Milling and Mining Company stockholders from Edwards Colorado and nearby counties met January 1 1912 in Edwards city hall. Robert J Miller presided as president with a report praising the mine as developed and plans for machinery road and marketing. Directors elected included Miller Stembaugh Babb Wilkey Thomas Lewis Zimmerman and Harmon Jones. A banquet followed at Tremont Hotel and officials outlined roles for administration and mining supervision.
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Mandy May Milling and Mining Company
Edwards
Colorado
Vermillion, Parke
Montgomery
Indiana
Ilinois
Robert J. Miller
New York
R J. Miller
CO. L. Stembaugh
David Babb
E S. Wilkey
J. B. Thomas
O. P. Lewis
J. L. Zimmerman
Harmon Jones
J. M. Wilkey
Sec
Treas
J. M. Zimmerman
J. W. Black
Fred Cunningham
A. J. Stubbins
Tremont Hotel
McMahon Sale a Success Draws County Crowd
The McMahon horse and cattle sale Wednesday drew a large countywide crowd and sold a choice lot of horses and cattle amid strong bidding and wide attendance from residents across the region.
Dry vote keeps West Lebanon in dry status for two years
In Pike township West Lebanon, voters rejected saloon licenses by 144 votes. Total 264 ballots cast with 204 voting dry and 60 wet. Officials noted a calm turnout and speculated Williamsport licenses may have influenced results, though dry sentiment prevailed. Two precincts voted at one West Lebanon polling place.
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Pike Township
Lebanon
Williamsport
Invoicing Sale On Winter Goods At The Leader Inc
The Leader Inc advertises a season end sale to clear winter stock with special prices in all departments. Limited time offers include Green stamps with all cash purchases as part of the store’s customary policy not to carry goods over from one season to the next.
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the Leader, Inc
Infant Dead From Pneumonia in Laverne Family
The eight months old infant of Mr and Mrs Aaron Wilson of Harrison street died Sunday noon after a short illness. Pneumonia named as cause. Funeral held Tuesday morning at Y o'clock with Rev Strecker of M E Church officiating. Body interred at Veedersburg. Family receives community sympathy.
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Laverne
Aaron Wilson
Harrison Street
Strecker
M. E. Church
Offigiating
Veedersburg
Wilson
Big Four Trains Delays After Track Fault
Eastbound Big Four train 44 ran slow between Foster and Covington Saturday night due to a bad track spot. Westbound train No 3, due at 2:50 a m, was derailed and passengers were shaken when the defect was hit at high speed. A rail piece about twelve inches broke out. the rest of the train stayed on the ties without derailment. Railroad men call it miraculous that no accident occurred.
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Foster
Covington
Dr Horace Reed Lectures On Morals Across Churches
Dr Horace Reed of World Purity Federation spoke in town this Sunday at four services across Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Sessions covered The Supremacy of Jesus, Clean Manhood for men, Pure Womanhood for women, and The church for Today and Tomorrow. Civic League and Woman's Council organized the respective meetings. attendance was fair and the speaker urged a higher standard of morals and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reed
World’s Purity Federation
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
M. E
Methodist Church
Tomorow
Civic League
Woman’s Council
Local visitors from Clinton Illinois call on Mrs Smith
Mr and Mrs Lick Sanders of Clinton Illinois visit Mrs Mary Smith and other relatives in the area seeking social contact and updates on family matters.
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Mrs. Lick Sanders
Clinton, Iils
Mrs
Mary Smith
New Year Greeting From Covington Store
A Covington store issues a New Year greeting noting their 1910 rebuild, debt incurred for an up-to-date shop, and pride in serving Covington and nearby areas. They advertise 10 percent cash discounts, Green trading stamps, and a full undertaking department with high quality caskets. The letter pledges continued better goods and service at lower costs in 1912.
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Covington
Obituary of Rachel Suiters Heath at Covington area
Rachel Catharine Heath Suiters died at home south of Covington from cancer on December 26, 1011. She was born August 1, 1867 near Lafayette and was 44 years old. She married Leonard Suiters in 1886 and had four children Verna Lewsader Thomas Albert and Perley. She joined Prairie Creek Baptist church about six years ago and leaves a father, husband, four children, four sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. Funeral by Rev. J M Caldwell and Rev Frank Hole.
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Rachel Catharine Suaiters
Isaac
Margaret
Cowar) Heath
Covington
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
Steam Corner
Leonard Suiters
Verna Bell Lewsader
Thomas
Albert
Perley
Cgray
Quincy
Prairie Creek
Fountain County Democrats Banquet in Veedersburg
Fountain county Democrats held a Central hotel banquet in Veedersburg with about 120 plates. Speakers included Samuel Ralston Dan Simms and Judge Remster as the drive opened for Ralston’s gubernatorial bid. The event aimed to unify party efforts and strengthen support among locals. About thirty from the city attended afterward.
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Fountain County
Veedersburg
Hoo Sam Ralston
Lebanon
Samuel Ralston
Dan Simms
Judge Remster
Ralston
Bilfy Mack Dies at County Farm
Uncle Billy Mack aged 74 dies at the county farm after years as a Hillsboro businessman. A Kentucky native, he rose from a poor boy to own a store and run hotels before later losing his fortune. He married Tina Epperson of Crawfordsville about fifty years ago. no children. Burial with wife in Odd Fellows cemetery conducted by Geo W Kerr & Son. For sale or trade a second hand hard coal base burner. inquire at this office.
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Billy” Mack
Halisboro
Kentucky
Hillsboro
Robert Fullenwider
Connersville
Evan Tinsley
Tina Epperson
Crawfordsvile
Mack
Crawfordsville
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Geo. W. Kerr & Son
Pie Baking Record Reveals 7195 Pies Baked in 1911
Mrs. J. W. Salts formerly of the O K restaurant in this city baked 7 195 pies for Pitcher Bros lunch counter and a Williamsport restaurant in 1911. The year was not a good pie year.
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J. W. Salts
O K
Pitcher Bros
Williamsport
Hedrick Woman Dead After Hospital Operation
Mrs. Joel James of Hedrick died Sunday morning at 1 o clock after surgery at Lakeview hospital in Danville Friday night. Her remains were taken to her daughter Mrs. James Shields home in West Lebanon Sunday noon and burial followed from the Christian church Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
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Joel James
Hedrick
Danville
Lakeview Hospital
James Shields
West Lebanon
Christian Church
Wingate Woman Dead in Attica Home
Wingate woman Mrs. Celestia Kerr died Saturday morning at her sister Mrs. Fred Rohlfing’s Attica home. She was the youngest daughter of Isaac M. Coen, an early Richland township settler. Her husband Will Kerr, of Wingate, died years ago. She had long heart trouble that recently worsened.
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Celestia Kerr
Fred Rohlfing
Attica
Isaac M. Coen
Richland Township
Will Kerr
Wingate
Kerr
Teachers Association Meets in Covington High School
Fountain County Teachers Association held sessions at Covington High School on February 6 and 7 1912. President Jonathan Riggdon of Winona and Prof. W W Black of Indiana University named as speakers. Music by the high school Matinee Musicale and Russell Richeson. All interested in Fountain county schools invited.
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Fountain County Teachers’ Associationmn
Covington
Jonathan Rigdon
Winona
W. W. Black
Indiana University
Matinee Musicale
Russell Richeson
Fountain County
Special Meetings At Methodist Church Next Week
Special meetings will be held at the Methodist church every evening next week except Saturday. A large attendance is desired. The pastor's theme for Sunday morning is Casting Dice at the Foot of the Cross and in the evening The Divine Appointment of Man. There will be preaching next Sunday afternoon at 2 30.
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Methodist Church
Rileysburg Store Burglarized
Edgi Prather of Rileysburg reported a burglary of the general store early Saturday. Thieves entered by going underneath the frame building and tearing up the flooring, taking wearing apparel and about one dollar in cash. Inventory will determine total loss.
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Edgi Prather
Rileysburg
Electric Bitters touted to cure stomach and nerve troubles
The notice highlights stomach, liver, and kidney complaints and claims T. D. Peebles of Henry Teon reports six bottles of Electric Bitters restored strength and appetite. It urges others to try the remedy, asserting relief from the first dose, offered at 500 at Irvin & Willard.
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T. D. Peebles
Henry
Teon
Irvin & Willard
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Foxworthy
Wiger
Ysecutor
Phlpott
Hon. C. Swis
Chibey
Republican State Committee
Vacas
Rious
Varus
Indianpolis
D. F. Smith
C. Koebler
K. of
LAW Printing
West
Pike
Drys
County Democrats
Simms
Bilfy Mack
Teachers’ Association
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