Cox Hickenbottom Case Heard In Court Today
Clarence Cox vs Ches ter Hickenbottom case heard in court over steer redevelopment. Plaintiffs witnesses listed include Omer Tracht J Helfen ine Jas Helfenstine Lester Litton Lester Black Charles Armstrong. Jury members named Clyde Hall Vern Salts Henry Eckey J C Ferrell C N Blough Ray Stewart Henry Bure Everett Webster Geo iDers G R Sonner Ed Aveny Matt Braunhauser.
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Wtee
Omer Tracht
Helfen
Ine
Helfenstine
Lester Litton
Laster Black
Charles Armstrong
Clyde Hall Vern Salts
Henry Eckey
J. C. Ferrell
C. N. Blough
Ray Stewart
Henry Bure
Everett Webster
Geo. iDers
G. R. Sonner
Aveny
Matt Braunhauser
Raymond Voorhies Injured in Rail Signal Car Accident
Raymond Voorhies 26, son of Mrs Maggie Voorhies of this city, was badly injured Friday night when a gasoline motorcar jumped the track near Ainsworth. He suffered a concussion and two head wounds and was taken to the Washington hospital in a semi conscious state. Cecil Myers escaped unharmed as they repaired damages to the Rock Island line signal system.
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Raymond A. Voorhies
Maggie Voorhies
Washington Hospital
Cecil Myers
Raymond Voorhees
Rock Island Railway
Watts
Dammee
Ainsworth
Voorhees
Aévet
Myers
Fairfield
Washington
A. J. Baird
Ainairworth
Herard
Acci
Hoosiers Strong on Stock at International Live Stock Show
Indiana breeders entered 481 head of prize stock for the International Live Stock Show with entries from 31 states and California. The event opens December 2 with judging December 9. 4,277 animals already entered, the largest in show history. Illinois follows with 481 head. Iowa 515 head leads the pack for most entries. The Girls' Loyal Temperance Legion will sell candy December 2 at Crail and Foote Meat Market to fund church event baskets.
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Indiana
Uttiers
Jona
Olio
Loyal Temperance Legion
Crail & Foote
Monkeys to be banished as Avon evangelist rouses Fairfield
In Fairfield a Sunday campaign led by Evangelist Peacock drew crowds at a tabernacle and M E church events. He urged men to reject vice and declare faith with the line If you are a monkey get out on an island, challenging leaders to close taverns and take a stand for God. Twenty five men answered the invitation to accept Christ.
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Peacock
Wfairfield
Evangelist Peacock
David
Mr. Peacock
Jesus Christ
God
Earth
Christ
Jesus
Valley of Death
M E. Church
Evengelist
Tabernacle
Evangelist
Judas
Peter
Rloves
Hell
the Evangelist
Garden of
Aden
Fairfield
Bandits Rob Stock Train Near Clinton Bridge
Police and railroad detectives search for two masked youths who boarded the Chicago and Northwestern stock train at Clinton and attempted to derail it. They rode the bumpers on the forward end as the train crossed a bridge over the Mississippi River, firing revolvers and escaping into the rail yard maze.
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Chicago
Gompers and Morrison Re-elected by Federation
In Baltimore on November 27 the closing session of the American Federation re elected Samuel Gompers as provident and Frank Morrison as secretary.
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Gompers
Morrison
Baltimore
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
William L Vernon Dies Suddenly at Home
William L Vernon known as the blacksmith shop proprietor across from the library died suddenly at his East Jefferson Street home. He was born June 23 1857 in Morning Sun and married Nora Vaught in 1912. He leaves siblings J K Hickenbottom L L Vernon Fannie Higbee Maria Allen John A Vernon and Shelby Vernon and was active in Christian church work. Funeral arrangements await relatives' word.
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Wm. L. Vernon
East Jefferson Street
Vernon
Mir Veenon
Crawfordsville
Nora Vaught
J. K. Hickenbottom
L. L. Vernon
Fannie Higbee
Pasadeepa
California
Maria Allen
Washington, Ia
John A. Vernon
Los Angeles
Shelby Vernon
Oskaloosa
Christian Church
Fire breaks out on Italian liner in New York harbor
Fire erupts in No 2 hold of the Italian liner in New York harbor early morning as wax cargo was loaded. Fire boats and land apparatus fight the blaze for more than five hours to prevent spread to ammunition holds. Ship brought under control and unloading resumes.
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New York
No. 2
Heichery
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Daily Journal
Taylor & W. Taylor
Enea
Cox-Hickenbottom
Clarence Cox
Chester Hickenbottom
Raymond Voohies
Hoosiers
Ani
Miss Speer
Masonic
Eastern Star
Pythian Siaters
M. E. Circuit
Presbyterian
Loyal Order of Moose
B. F. Wnorowski
Tdim
The
William L. Vernon
Dowder
Roth & Co
Serge
Ray Maxwell Grocery Market
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