Indiana Y M C A. convention opens with foreign work program
The 33rd annual Indiana Y M C A convention opened with more than 150 delegates. Dr. J A Barbour of Rochester spoke on foreign work, highlighting assimilation through English study and community centers. Indiana pastors and superintendents gathered, with sessions on Sunday school work and childhood rights following at Roberts Park.
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Hammond
Gary
Jammoth
Jaries ‘A. Barbour
Rochester
International Committee
Henry M. Dowling
Indianapiii
State Association
Peter Roberta
New York City
Lake County Te
Fairfax Elson
Monon Raildad
Roberts
D Businese Nen
Indiana
Roberts Park
Indianpolis
Edgar Blake
Chicago
Wezi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blake
W. E. Carpenter
Brasil
A. A. Qlamoreaux
Sunday School Board of Sunday Schools
M. E. Church
Nine Seek Pardons in December Board Review
Nine new cases have been filed with the state board of pardons for December consideration. Included is murderer Albert B. Traylor. Arthur Johnson of Marion county seeks clemency after serving part of a three year term for stealing trousers valued at $2.50. Johnson’s friends say his sobriety reduces theft risk and that his minimum term ended two years ago. The pardon board previously denied clemency when Johnson broke reformatory rules. Other pending cases include John Harris Henry county prison. John Clark Aurora reformatory. Jesse Noble Madison county for forgery. Nathan Love Lake county for grand larceny. Maurice Diamond Lake county grand larceny. Walter Young Lake county grand larceny. Edward Henry Shelby county forgery. Christ Hill Lake county for forgery.
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State Board of Pardons
Albert B. Traylor
Arthur Johnson
Marion County
Indiana Reformatory
Indianapolis
Johnson
Marshall
Reformatory
Pardon Board
John Harris
Henry County
Ind
John Clark
Aurora
Indiana
State Reformatory
Jesse Noble
Madison County
Nathan Love
Lake County
Maurice Diamond
Indiana Odd Fellows Report Shows Growth in Membership
Grand Patriarch W I Hughes announces Indiana jurisdiction leads with 18 810 members as of July 1 1912 at the I O O F grand encampment in Indianapolis. Incoming officers include J R Andrews river Vale and J R Merriman Bluffton with re elected W H Leedy and J M Lang. Henry F Fulling Boonville wins grand junior warden after a five candidate contest.
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Indiana
River Vale
J. R. Merriman
Bluffton
S. O. Sharp
Indianapolis
W.H. Leedy
J. M. Lang
Sullivan
Hughes
Henry F. Fulling
Boonville
Indiana Board Certifies Ninety Seven Physicians
The Indiana state medical registration and examination board issued certificates to ninety seven physicians to practice medicine in Indiana. Applicants include Tadiana and Maw Merten among others from the local medical community.
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Indiana
Iaenses Tadiana
Smpart
Maw Merten
Insanity ruled in Sage murder case in Terre Haute
Terre Haute reports George Sage stabbed wife to death then wounded himself in an apparent suicide attempt. Coroner Jett and Dr. J G Morrison label Sage insane from nervous trouble. A note in Sage's handwriting hints at money motives. $200 found in his shoe. Sage under locked care, windpipe wounds sewn, details reveal a troubled mind and motive.
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Terre Haute
George Sage
Jett
J. G. Morrison
Sage
Railroad Soldier Junk
A six mile railroad from Greensburg to Harris City, built thirty seven years ago to move quarry stone, was sold for junk.
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Greensburg
Harris City
Army Nurse Jose phine Files Dies in Evansville
Evansville obituary notes the death of Jose phine Files a Civil War nurse known as the angel of the sixty fifth. Her husband served in the 66th Indiana regiment during the war.
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Evansville
Josephine Files
66Th Indiana Regiment
Sixty-Fifth
Refused New Trial in Hope School Heating Plant Case
Columbus Nov 23 Judge Wickena of Bartholomew County Circuit Court overruled a motion for a new trial in the case of Anser Reed who was convicted of dynamiting the heating plant of the Hope School Building.
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Columbus
Wickena
Bartholomew County Circuit Court
Anser Reed
Hope
Future billboards to become more artistic say advertising leaders
French Lick November 22. Board of directors of the Advertising Men's Association of the United States and Canada promises to make billboards more artistic in the future if their plans are followed faithfully.
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French Lick
Advertising Men's Association of
United States
Canada
Rabbit hunter fined for Sunday hunting in Marion County
Ella Smith, a rabbit hunter, faced Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Fred Ehlers after a "pot-shot" near Glermont. He was ordered to raise his hands, then Deputy Lanphere and others appeared. Smith paid $39 for Sunday hunting, $34 for hunting without a license, and $10 for drawing a gun on a deputy. The single rabbit was left behind. George W. Miles called it the first thriller of the year.
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Indianapolis
Arizona
Marion County
Glermont
Ella Smith
Smith
Fish and Game
Fred Ehlers
Ehlers
Lanphere
Lanephere
Gleaton
Indiana News In Brief Collates Fatalities And Legal Actions
A five year old boy, Bedford Elmer Corbin, died after being struck by a car fender with skull fracture. Lena Chapman sues Sunnyside Coat Co. for 10000 in Mine death suit. Bert Staley died after being run over by Vandalia freight cars. John W and Maria Lindale mark 58 years married. Frank Hooper murder case set for Sullivan court January 6. John W Bennett injured attempting to eject a passenger. razor attack nearly costs him his arm. Kinney and Dunlap face bond concerns over William Romine gravel road contract. Mrs Ferencz testifies husband forces daughter to work. Leslie Pope rearrested on forgery warrants. Diphtheria scarlet fever spread. smallpox cases in Clay township prompt vaccination. Ola Garrison injured in hunting accident. Carhey Bartlett pleads guilty to saloon assault.
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Evansville
Lena Chapman
Sunnyside Coat Company
William Chapman
Martinsville
Bert Staley
Staley
Glenwood
John W
Maria Lindale
Ife
Lawrenceburg
John W. Bennett
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
John Ferencz
Greenfield
Leslie F. Pope
Palestine
Board of Health
James B. Chase
Clay Township
Marion—Ola Garrison
Benjamin Garrison
Lafontaine
Shancle—Carhey Bartlett
Pop A free thinker my son is any man who isnt married
A brief aphorism from the Philadelphia Record declares that a free thinker is defined as a man who remains unmarried. The line presents a humorous or satirical view on marriage norms.
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Philadelphia Record
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