Detectives Meet at Lebanon Conference on Constitution Changes
Delegates praised the Lebanon meeting of the National Detectives Association as a success with 290 visiting detectives registered. The session discussed constitutional changes including funding through local taxes and opposed cutting land tax work. Officers listed include Organiser S. D Angin, President A. W. Bammer, and Secretary Iay Meharry.
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Lebanon
Lbanon
Chage
Sir Methovit
Indiana
Tiinvis
Ohio
Frankln
Newcastle
Ind
Vce
James Carrol
Li Wiburg
Iay Meharry
Wingate
Charles F. Lowe
Covngton
Montgmery Countes
Cal Jims McManomy
C Ty
Waynetown
Sanford Gray
James McManomy
Ben
Newtown Lecture Course Seats on Sale at Hall and Store
Tickets for the Newtown Lecture Course are available from Newtown Band members or Campbell B. o's store. The series promises high entertainment value and long experience in contracting, ensuring top quality for the price and a splendid season.
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Newtown Hall
Newtown
Campbell B. O'S
Sorosis Underskirts in New Styles Offer
Spence, Smith & Spence advertise Sorosis underskirts in fresh styles priced from 98 cents upward.
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Sorosis
Spence, Smith & Spence
Sunday Excursion to Indianapolis and Champaign
An excursion is scheduled to run to Indianapolis and Champaign. Trains depart at the regular morning schedule with the eastbound at 8 14 and westbound at 9 46.
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Indianapolis
Champaign
Knife Stabbing Says Prominent Farmer in Critical Condition
Williamsport dispatch reports Joe Briggs a leading local farmer stabbed in the neck by Sam Hunter. The wound is serious and may prove fatal. Hunter was arrested at Kramer Tuesday, bound over, and is jailed in Williamsport. Blank is that wil stay with you, if bought, at J Loeb's Store.
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Iamsport
Joe Briggs
Sam Hunter
Hunter
Kramer
Williamsport
J. Loeb’s
Will Play Foot Ball at Covington This Saturday
The high school football team will host Danville High Saturday at home and aims for a big score. Game set for 2 30 PM with 25 cent admission. Other upcoming C H S games include Attica at Covington October 20 and Rossville at Rosville October 27.
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Danville High Scho
C. H SS
Danville
Covington
C. H.S
Attica
Clington
C.H S
Rossville
Rosville
Crawfordsville
Rally Day in The Sunday School
The Presbyterian Sunday school will observe Rally Day with appropriate exercises next Sunday morning at 9 30. A cordial welcome will be extended to parents and friends of children who have not attended recently.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Kingman Covington Line Inspected by Chicago Capitalists
Kingman route review shows Chicago capitalists including H. M Campbel A. H. Lueders C. A. Dahiin among others expressed high satisfaction with the investigation results. Surveyors now operate from Kingman as work continues on the line.
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Chicago
Kingman-Covington
H. M Campbel
A. H. Lueders
C. A. D.ahiin
Kingman
Appellate Court Affirms WU Liability for Telegraph Delay
In Indianapolis the appellate court sustains a ruling that Western Union Telegraph Co is liable for delaying a message by two hours before dispatching it from Union Station. The case arose when funeral party leader Charles F. McClelland sought carriages for a Danville-bound trip after a delay on the Big Four line.
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Indianapolis
Wester Union Telegraph Company
Union Station
Charles F. McClelland
Asheville
N. C
Danvile
Vandalia
Clayon
Danville
Store Expands Show Space With North Room Removal
Extending Show Space, Coleman Raeves and Coleman plan removing the partition to the north rooms of their store to create a 110 foot long show room. The full length will house a large stock of dry goods groceries boots and shoes for display and sale.
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Coleman, Raeves & Coleman
Flannelette Sale Noted at 10 Cents Per Yard
A newspaper item notes a sale of a line of flannelettes priced at 10 cents per yard. The brief highlights affordable fabric offerings and shop availability.
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Spence, Smith & Spence
First Snow of Season Grips Region
Spits of snow fell late Monday with a perceptible fall overnight and roofs early Tuesday. Significant snowfall already reported in the West and Northwest.
Presbyterian Notice Urges Aged Outreach at 10:45 Service
Rev. J T Orton to speak to the aged at morning services 10 45 urging Christian help. Carriages provided for those who cannot walk. Evening sermon for men titled Getting right with men. Lincoln Male Quartette concert Friday night November 2. tickets at drug stores Mrs Phelps Book Store or Mrs Prices Military Store.
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J. T. Orton
Covington Lecture Association
Lincoln
A. T. Livengood
W. BE. Livengood
A. L. Spinning
G. F. Spinning
W. W White
C. L Myers
Geo. P. Schwin
E. A. Guswau
J. P. Dicks
N.G. Harlow
J M. Wilkey
S. Mac Irwicr
E. J. Martin
O. P. Lewis
T. A. Clifton
John R. Hardesty
Frank E. Faust
Fry Bryant
Dress-making Dept. at The Leader Thrives Under Mrs Wolf and Mrs King
The Leader's Dress-making Department enjoys liberal patronage as Mrs Wolf and Mrs King oversee skilled costume work. Many beautiful costumes are being completed for delighted patrons.
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Leader
Nebeker Attorney Opinion Upheld on Tax Levy Challenge
The Appellate court affirmed Judge Rabbs decision from three years ago in a case where tax payers sued the county Auditor and Treasurer. Lucas Nebeker, as plaintiff attorney, argued the fifty cent improvement levy was not equity based or constitutional, a position the court upheld. Also mentions J. Loeb's Store advertising.
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Rabbs
Lucas Nebeker
Liwa
Neveker
Capt Gray Seeks Fountain County Auditor Post
Veedersburg businessman Captain Gray known as Capt Gray and longtime local figure appears as Democratic candidate for Fountain County auditor. A Covington Friend writeup praises him, noting his mayoral tenure and ties to Wayne Guards, while local papers from Wayne and Mellott acknowledge support from Republican voices. Also mentions a blanket sale by Spence Smith Spence.
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W B. Gray
Capt. Gray
Fountain County
Covnyton
Veedersburg
Fountain Mercantile Company
Wayne
Waynetown
Gray
Kay
Attica
Sergant Edwards
Mellott
Veedersburg News
A Closed Season for Quail in Indiana
The article explains a state rule: October 1 to November 10 is a closed season where no game may be hunted except ducks and waterfowl from October 1 to November 10. Rabbits are protected during this period and gun use in fields is illegal. It urges sportsmen to rest their firearms until after November 10.
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Indiana
Fairbanks Campaign Rallies Through October Closings
Republican leaders map closing days of campaign with Fairbanks as top draw. Haye coordinates Nov 1 3 itinerary, with rallies in Logansport Richmond Noblesville Dunkirk Hammond Warsaw and Evansville. Beveridge and Hanly expected at key stops while Bryan's schedule looms.
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Haye
Republican
Fairbanks
Bryan
Allstars
Wayne
Terre Hsute
Evansille
Hemen ‘Ay
Beveridge
Hanly
Beverdge
Logansp
Richmond
Noblesville
Dunkir
Hammond
Warsaw
Tim
Covington Fair Says Reformers Scoff at Local Event
The Covington Republican panel criticizes the fair as nearly a clean sweep of impostures while the Timonious old Republican is called blind. Offhand remarks include a note on low priced calico at J Loeb's Store.
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Attea Ledger
Covington
Coving O
Kingman Fair Impresses Despite Wet Weather
The Kingman Fair Association held its Third Annual fair with poor skies yet drew crowds and strong racing. Over 8,000 tickets were sold on the one dry day, and organizers claim the 2:30 pace heat casdeline mile set a county speed mark. Poultry displays and shop goods shone, while calls to continue the fair echoed despite talk of discontinuation.
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Kingman Fair Association
Casdeline
Unclear Target Event Inconclusive Report
Fragmentary text reports on a person named Vue Sun Ikisse Coe involved in a police killing in Indianapolis. The passage mentions partial country-wide discovery and a reference to clothing prices and a stove sale, but details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome can be established.
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Ikisse Coe
Indianapolis
Missing Widow in Death of Young Daughter at Welock
The report notes the death of a teenage girl, daughter of JM, from consumption after a short illness at her home on 1st Street. Burial services were held Monday at Welock, with interment at Mt. Hope.
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Mary Meu
Tier
1St Street
Ifa Wing
Sue
Walworth
Welock
Mt. Hope
Stolen Watch Recovered By Local Officers
A watch stolen from More on the Side has been recovered by Officer DeHave after suspects confessed during questioning. The timepiece was hidden and is to be returned to the owner within a few days. A fountain pen from Phelps Book Store is advertised on the page.
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Ovington Social
O' Side
Arthur DeHaven
Ormery
Mars
Ick
JeHave
St.len
DeHave
Siore
Phelp
Death of Dred West in Fulunowa Township
Dred West aged 62 of Fulton township near Silverwood died Sunday after a ten week illness begun with a stroke. He was born October 28, 1843 and married Joannah Libbs April 10, 1853. Survived by his wife and children Ida Walters Charles Albert and Genie West, funeral Sunday at 10 30 from his home with Rev Marshal officiating. The family and friends extend condolences.
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Mr. West
Ulton
Silverwood
Nanhood
Woma Hood
Joannah Libbs
Ida Walters
Charles
Albert
Enie West
Duifal
Marshal
Breaved
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Ohio State Association
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McManning
Neighbring Associat
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Western Union
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B.stassortinen
J. Loeb’s Store
Presbyterian Notice
Mume Enterprise
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Spence
INE Fairbank Sprcval
J Loeb’s
Dean
Ster Bed
Dred West
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