Indiana State Bar Association closes annual Indianapolis session
The Indiana State Bar Association wrapped up its annual convention in Indianapolis with a banquet at the Claypool Hotel. Officers for the next year were elected and talks on constitutional law and municipal government were presented.
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George H. Batchelor
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Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Brown
Bar
John L. Rupe
Richmond
Association
Indiana Union Loan Fund Helps Students
Indiana University established The Men’s Loan Fund at President William Lowe Bryan’s initiative. Royalties from He Knew What Was In Man funded initial gifts, plus profits from the book and bookstore contributions. The Indiana Union Club backed the effort, turning the fund over on June 24 to become The Indiana Union Loan Fund. Six loans totaling 315 were issued before June, with two more loans totaling 110 since then.
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William Lowe Bryan
Bryan
University Book Store
Indiana Union Club
Indiana Union Loan Fund
Runaway buggy injures trio after circus beast roar
In Linden Indiana on July 14 three people hurt when a horse spooked by a roaring captive circus beast caused their buggy to overturn near the Monon railroad station. Rev Mr Dicks, his wife, and daughter of New Richmond were injured, with Miss Dicks's wound extending from knee to shoulder. circus teams fled and one rammed a telephone post as bystanders stopped the other runaway. In Seymour July 15 Edward Covert 15 drowns in White River at Rockford after a fall from a rock ledge while swimming. brother nearly drowns, foot caught in trotline, two fishermen ignored cries for help.
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Dicka
New Richmond
Monon
Indiana
Cal
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Seymour
Edward Covert
Charles Covert
White River
Rockford
Saved by an Athlete from Drowning in Harmony
Everett McCullough, a former Indiana University athlete, saved Patsy Dyer of Terre Haute from drowning in a deep gravel pit south of Harmony. The boy went under water twice after stepping into deep water and could not swim. McCullough swam to him, grabbed his arm, brought him to shore, and resuscitation succeeded.
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Everett McCullough
Indiana Wnniversity
Patsy Dyer
Terre Haute
Harmony
McCullough
Shooting in Greensburg injures man. arrest made
William Ray was arrested on a charge of shooting James Palley who was seated in his front yard. The bullet perforated the flesh at the left thumb base and forearm, cut above the elbow, and scorched the arm. The elderly victim, in frail health, fears possible fatal harm. witnesses say the shot had no cause.
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Greensburg
William Ray
James Palley
Bailey
Woman Seeks Marriage Before Divorce Finalized
Mrs Mary Bartley who won a divorce on July 8 and William Simms asked for a license July 11 in Shelbyville. Clerk Otto Coyle refused since the docket was unsigned and the divorce not final. On the stand Mrs Bartley said she would not marry the best man on earth.
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Mary Bartley
William Simms
County Sherk
Otto Coyle
Alonzo Blair
Bartley
Beards of Wheat Destroy Sight Across Two Accidents
In Princeton, Rex Angle, five, lost sight in one eye after a wheat beard pierced his eye while in a wheat field. he may lose the other eye as well. Nearby, George Wilson found a wheat beard damaged an eye, threatening his sight. In Greenfield, William Denzer tried to kill a rat with a step and a bite caused by the rodent led to a struggle before Denzer killed it.
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Rex
William Angle
George Wilson
Hazleton
Greenfield
William Denzer
Columbia Hotel
Denzer
Tramps Suspected in Evansville Stable Fire
Fire on Upper Third Street and Washington Avenue damaged property valued at thousands of dollars. Authorities suspect sleeping tramp(s) caused the blaze.
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Evansville
Washington
Escape convict captured near Pittsboro after sensational run
Fred Clifford twenty six escaped from the Frankfort reformatory was recaptured three miles south of Pittsboro on the Wiley Smith farm by farmers Jesse Troutman Levi Worrell and Spike Robinson. He is in Boone county sheriff custody and shares a $200 reward with the trio.
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Fred Clifford
Frankfort
Gus
Rogers
McRoberts
Boone County
Wiley Smith
Pittsboro
Jesse Troutman
Levi Worrell
Spike Robinson
Clifford
Indiana News In Brief Across Towns
A Linden grocery fire caused $1500 damage to Joseph Rickey’s store. Huff brothers fined $81.65 after a free-for-all at Anderson Valley church. Ten year old Christina Fortner severely burned by a lamp explosion while holding a match for her father. Samuel Verrenti, 23, Italian, died from injuries after falling from a car at Indiana Quarries plant. Rev James L. Jardiner injured when church window glass fell severing his hand at St Paul Memorial Methodist. Mrs Walter Maher frightened by a man with a revolver stealing a diamond and purse. The First Baptist Young People’s Society plans to buy land for a northern satellite church. Denzil Doggett, rural carrier, burned neck delivering in Flatrock. Ten year old Charles Wallace burned and foot amputated after railroad accident near Evansville. Fire destroys Seminary Farm No. 8 in Vanderburgh with $4000 loss. Earl Bowmaster, 12, dies after accidental shooting in Germantown. Bert Hurd burns and bruises under Wabash train car repair. John Lind to replace Champ Clark at Brazil Chautauqua if he arrives. Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout may speak in Chicago. Harry Arthur, 40, dies after a 15 foot fall as a sign painter in Columbus.
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Huff Boys
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Bedfoard
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Indiana Quarries Company
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James L. Jardiner
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Connersville
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Wayne
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Louisville & Nashville
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Reid Memorial Hospital
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Mexico
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Lind
Grace
Wilbur Trout
Illinois
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Columbus
Harry Arthur
Arthur
Local Cure Report for Eczema Relief After Cuticura Use
Joe Uhl of Omaha Nebraska describes severe eczema on hands neck and arms that caused itching sleepless nights and bleeding. After trying various remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and was fully healed in five to six weeks with no recurrence. Samples and a 32 page Skin Book offered by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Zema
Joe Uhl
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Abe Martin Pokes Fun At Spring Fever Style
Abe Martin humorously critiques spring fever noting folks seek rest and quiet rather than doctor visits. He mocks dieting and urges simple living, wit and the lure of affordable comforts in a small town setting aligned with American Magazine tone.
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Indiana
P. Hall
Shortest introduction ever to Dr Coulter at Cornell
Dr Stanley Coulter recalls an audience remark by a Cornell student that he is too well known to need many words. Coulter admits he never understood what the student meant and reflects on the joke at hand.
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Stanley Coulter
Cornell University
Doctor Coulter
Indianapolis News
Something Queer Knicker Queer About Jones
A brief remark notes Becker affirming Jones as the only man who cannot explain the high cost of living. The judge comments on this unusual statement in a curt aside.
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Becker
Ark Lights Church Night Question for Nash
A fragment notes an ark event and a church night inquiry involving Nash. The line hints at a misheard phrase or joke about an ark and a night, with odd dialogue about tapirs. No clear人物, dates, or places emerge.
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Nash
Gotham
WRONG BREAKFAST Gave Rugged Health
A West Virginia carpenter recalls heavy breakfasts causing indigestion. He switched to Grape Nuts with cream and small portions, stopped meat and heavy foods, and soon felt better. His wife urged following directions and he found the new routine improved health.
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W. Va. Carpenter
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