Re Registration May Be Necessary In Indiana Counties
Indiana may require full re registration this fall due to a commission interpretation of the 1915 act. Sixty percent of precincts and many counties face enrollment October 9 as a result of destroyed or inaccessible registration and poll books, with county auditors to decide per precinct.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ralston
To Wed Army Officer in Texas
Tipton Miss Emma Haskett sails to El Paso to wed Major Baingrove of the Seventh United States infantry. The groom has served over fifteen years. his home is in Fairfield, Indiana.
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Texas
Tipton
Emma Haskett
el Paso
Baingrove
Seventh United States Infantry
Feirland
Ind
Richmond Y M C A Secretary Resigns for Petrogard Post
J. J. Sommerville secretary of the Richmond Y M C A boys department will resign in October to go to Petrogard Russia to serve as Y M C A secretary there.
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Petrogard
Richmond
J. J. Sommerville
Boys’ Department
Richmond Y. M. C. A
Russia
The
Hair Entanglement Injures Local Farmer's Wife
Mrs. Ancil McKinney wife of a farmer living at Otterbein west of here was severely injured when her hair became entangled in a milk separator spindle. Her daughter rescued her after her scalp was torn in several places.
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Lafayette
Ancil McKinney
Otterbein
Here
Indiana Fire Insurance Agents Deny Rate Increases
Indianapolis report quotes William F. Watson of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and Evan B. Stotsenburg, Indiana attorney general, denying plans to raise fire insurance rates. The Indiana Insurance Society leader asserts no rate hikes, detailing efforts to reduce fire waste and improve risks, with the Indiana Society mainly comprising local agents and cooperating with the fire marshal.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
William F. Watson
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Indiana Insurance Society
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Stotsenburg
Watson
Weir
Superior Court
Mr. Watson
Indians Insurance Society
Bank President Metcalf Released on Cash Bond
Noblesville reports R. H. Metcalf former president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cicero released on a 1500 dollar cash bond. The release follows his recent trial in this city on charges of accepting a 6700 dollar deposit while knowing the bank insolvent, bond provided by A W Stewart of Paint Lick Kentucky a Metcalf family friend.
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Noblesville
R. H. Metcalf
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Cicero
Auditor of State
A. W. Stewart
Paint Lick
Metcalf
Pensions Granted to Indiana Residents in Washington
Pensions of 12 dollars monthly awarded to Indianians include Matilda J. Hufford of Union City Sarah C. Beck of Indianapolis Nancy J. Cravens of Scottsburg May Edwards of Spencer Laura Haratne of Coal City Senah Hall of Shales Hannah Lazzel of East Columbus Martha J. McDowell of Muncie Rebecca J. Patterson of Seymour Margaret Wimenour of Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Matilda J. Hufford
Union City
Sarah C. Beck
Indianapolis
Nancy J. Cravens
Scottsburg
May Edwards
Spencer
Laura Haratne
Coal City
Senah Hall
Shales
Hannah Lazzel
East Columbus
Martha J. McDowell
Muncie
Rebecca J. Patterson
Seymour
Marget Wimenour
Washington
Clingman Cleared in Killing of George Perry in Rushville
Coroner Lowell M. Green finds George W. Clingman blameless in the July 30 shooting of George Perry by five fishermen on Clingman’s farm. Green criticizes haste. Clingman bound at $1000.
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Rushville
Lowell M. Green
George Perry
George W. Clingman
Clingman
Perry
Elkhart
Margaret Culp
Lawrenceburg
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. W. Colt
Greendale
Martinsville
James Haase
Ed Collier
Collier
Belgium expands in central Africa to Ruanda and German East Africa
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes Belgium’s Congo troops defeat German East Africa forces near Shangugu and move toward Lake Tanganyika. Ruanda lies east of Lake Kivu with high altitudes and fertile pastures, hosting Watussi and Batwa peoples, offering vast agricultural and cattle-raising potential.
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German East Africa
Congo
Central Africa
National Geographic Sociery
Lake Kivu
Upper Congo
Europe
Kwidschwel
Lake
Kivu
Bugole
Tanganyika
Adolphus Frederick
Duke of Mecklenburg
Belgian Congo
Shangugu
Lake Tanganyika
Belgium
Congo Basin
Rhode Island
German East Africais
Ujiji
Richard Burton
J. H. Speke
Lake Tanganyiki
Henry M. Stanley
David Livingstone
On the Farm Fragment Shows Idle Morning
A farm scene shows two workers debating chores as they fail to water horses and cattle this morning. Only one task is completed with uncertainty about progress and time.
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Indian troops ordered to recruit state wide for border strength
War Department directs Indian commanders to detach a squad from each organization for recruiting duty across Indiana. Report to Fort Benjamin Harrison then serve as recruiters statewide, signaling a long border stay. Officers named from First Indiana, Second Regiment, Third Regiment and Indiana field artillery. Cavalry and medical staff details noted amid chaotic text.
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Liano Grande
Tex
The
War Department
Fort. Benjamin Harrison
Leslie R. Naftzger
First
Indiana Infantry
William H. Miller
Walter Harris
Joseph R. Nay
Charles’ S
Selb
Martin
HH. Barger
Othnelk Chambers
F. G. Taylor
Coulter
Paul T. Talbott
Guy Haggerty
Aubrey L. Kuhlman
Carl F. Byer
Lewis B. Hershey
Grant T. Wynteger
Boyd Bunnall
Leroy Likens
Charles J. Gibbs
Patsey Perchit
Harry Barrows
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