Master Painters of Indiana elect Fort Wayne leaders
Hallie Geyer of Lafayette and Jesse Marshall of Indianapolis named first and second vice presidents. Fort Wayne chosen as next convention site with Oliie S. Jones as president and Clem Junge as secretary treasurer.
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Hallie Geyer
Lafayette
Jesse Marshall
Indianapolis
Richmond
Flie S. Jones
J. H. Ballman
Edward Schmidt
Evaneville
Louis Fahising
Shank
Robert Cathcart
Cleveland
Gustav W. Revers
George Hanner
Indiana
Cedar Point
Michigan
Ohio
A. H. Sabin
New York
Clifford BD. Holly
Chicago
A.M. Heath
Chienco
Hog Cholera Threat Pushes for State Funding
In a report filed with Governor Marshall, W. E. Coover estimates a large general assembly appropriation is needed to stamp out hog cholera in Indiana. He notes the disease’s firm hold in the state and reports glanders in the south, tuberculosis reduced by farm care, and mentions impacts on poultry.
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Marshall
W. E. Coover
Mote
General Assembly
Iniana
Indiana Engineering Society Opens Annual Convention
The Indiana Engineering Society opened its annual convention at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis with about 150 members present. The first session followed a board of directors meeting in the Usalon Trust Company office, led by secretary Charles Brosaman.
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State Federation
State Federation of Clubs
Clay Pool Hotel
F. T. McWairter
Mra. L. J. Cor
Terre Haute
Vida Newsom
Columbus
A. H. McFarland
Connersville
G. C. Markel
Winchester
S. E. Perkins
Indianatolia
E. C. Earl
Helen Raumcartner
Rockport
I. O. Price
Linton
J. M. Henry
Ladoga
A. Cox
J. P. Goodrich
Grace Julian Clarke
Indianapols
Howell V. Parry
Crown Point
M. 8. Goodwin
Ivanaville
National Congress of Mothers
Charles Carroll Brown
Indianapolis
General Federation of Mustochilos
A. M. Robertson
National Educattional Association
Mise Adelaide
Baylor
Transportation
Fr. Perkins
Robert H. Strong
Indiana Engineering Society
Denison Hotel
Charles Brosaman
Usalon Trust Company
Hiatt Is Sentenced to Life in Murder Case at Cicero
Noblesville officers report Harry Hiatt convicted of first degree murder in the June 5 killing of his wife at the Voss home near Cicero. He was sentenced to life after a long jury ballot process, prior insanity plea rejected. Hiatt later attempted suicide and escaped jail briefly before surrendering. Additional state items include a fire at Anderson and a Mennonite suit in Elkhart.
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Noblesville
Harry Hiatt
Tfe
Hiatt
Otis Brattain
Vestal
Albert Voss
Cicero
Ife
Hiate
Four Year Old Killed in Indiana Farmhouse Accident
Noblesville report says Orville aged 4, son of William Asaiah, was killed by his 11 year old brother Vireil who shot a loaded shotgun while parents were away. The incident left unspecified motive and location. In Petersburg a boy Henry Ureuser aged 8 attacked a neighbor’s 10 year old daughter. authorities restrained him as mob threats rose. Huntington case notes Miss Cora Stults died from a feather entering lung during millinery work months earlier.
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Noblesville
Orville
William Asaiah
Vireil
Petersburg
Henry Ureuser
Huntington
Cora Stults
Tragic Fires and Train Tragedy Reported
Williamsport woodcutter Martin Widener, from Hoopeston Illinois, was found dying from burns and later died in jail. A torn note read Good-by I am dying. In Indianapolis Roy Agnew eleven, dies saving his dog as a Pennsylvania train hit them both after he protected the pet.
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Williamsport
Martin Widener
Hoopston
John Wceoda
Indianapolis
Roy Agnew
Pennsylvania
Irvington
Roy
Hunter Dies of Wounds Near Orland
John Wetzel died hours after a rabbit hunting accident near Orland. While retrieving a gun, the weapon discharged, perforating a lung and proving fatal despite medical efforts. In Lafayette, Mrs. P. T. Wall killed herself after being released on furlough from a state hospital.
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Hunter
Angola
Orland
John Wetzel
Wetzel
Indiana News in Brief Highlights Local Court and Crime
Valparaiso elder Joseph Drago, longtime resident and former city marshal, dies at 69. Jasper judge raises bonds for Ella McDaniel Payne in Meredith model case from 500 to 1000. A new trial is granted for Peedel Soureeou, 67, convicted of second degree murder. Allyworth Mack pleads not guilty. Other items note suits, divorces, land debts, a large river ford being blown by dynamite, and drills at McKinley school in Winchester.
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Valparaiso
Joseph Drago
Jasper
Betz
Ella McDaniel Payne
Withers
Meredith
Avebl
Jaspoetea
Allyworth Mack
Cehambas
Tate
Fran Cook
Pater Eter
Ety Hi
James
Coneton
Parmers
Plara
Atkins Law Works
Indignanolis
J. O. Brown & Co
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Rine River
Freport
Jefersonville
W. FE. McCormick
Bedford
Xavier Leto
Dw Bole
Jain
Winchester
New McKinley School
Bluing and the Evil Eye in 19th Century Advice
An article combines an ad for Red Cross Ball Bluing with a discussion by Charles L. Smith on the "dominant eye" and the superstition of the Evil Eye. It claims ambidexterity stems from eye power, warns against forcing ambidexterity, and urges caution to avoid mismercy and nervous wreckage.
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RED Cross
Charles L. Smith
New York
Quack Remedies Plague Children and Adults in Ad
Vintage advertorial teaser claims A Mother Qray’s Sweet Powders cure colds fever teething and worm problems in an hour and promote bowel regulation. Dale’s Carbolisalve promises instant burn relief and skin cures. Dr Tierce’s Pleasant Pellets are sugar coated stomach liver and bowels regulators. Printed by J W Cole & Co and Olmsted in New York and Wisconsin.
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Dr. Tierce
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