Indiana Associations Hold 1913 Meetings In Indianapolis And Kokomo
Officers elected include President A C Kimberlin of Indianapolis and Vice Presidents J Guy Hoover Boonville A G Poland Muncie J P Waed Vevay. The Indiana Library plan seeks a Centennial building and expanded library powers. Baptist convention closes with Linton elected site for next gathering and new officers named. Impure food prosecutions report thirteen cases and widespread dairy and food-plant condemnations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Medicid Association
A. C. Kimberlin
West End
J. Guy Hoover
Boontille
A. G. Poland
Muncie
Pallad
J. P. Waed
Vevay
GC. N. Combs
Terre Haute
C. W. Stevenson
Tichmoaad
American Medical Association
F. 8. Wynn
C. 8. Bond
Richmond
William N. Wishard
Indianapolia
BH. van Swearingen
Fort Gyne
C. B. Bond
Richand
Indiana Library Associata
Carl H. Fiam
Indiana Licommission
An- Ruel
Association
Errs Haute
Atate
Lbrary Commission
Milam
Baptists End
Linton
Fagansport
C. R. Parker
Charles M. Dinsmore
Anderson
Noy B. A. Hanley
Frank- In
F. L. Hardy
Lebanon
H. J. Wilson
Gary
J. W. Fernson
Beymour
Wha. Furtoh
Franklin
Political Attacks Forecast Rise of a Progressive Candidate
An opinion column rails at a political figure claimed to have betrayed readers with fake friendship and demagoguery. It argues the election results in Kansas reveal the delegates' character and predict the figure’s ascent to a national leadership role, portraying him as a danger to the public.
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Kanena
Roosougl
Man Found Dead From Gas Fumes In Rooming House Bath
Fort Wayne Indiana October 11 Thomas Campbell of Wellston Ohio, about twenty five, was found dead in the bathroom of Mrs Wyatt’s rooming house at 609 Barr street. Door broken open by fellow tenants. Death due to suffocation from gas with heater flame burning. Campbell had been in the bathroom most of the afternoon. Doctors concluded life extinct hours earlier. Body sent to Schone and Ankenbruck for burial preparation.
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Fort Wayne
Thomas Campbell
Wellston
Ohio
Campbell
B. P. Weaver
Wyatt
Schone & Ankenbruck Undertaking Establishment
Tragedy as Boy Killed by 32000 Volt Wire
Sullivan report states Dewey Haynes aged four teen son of Mr and Mrs George Haynes was killed instantly while crossing to school after a hat was tossed onto a traction station roof. He touched a high tension wire feeding 32000 volts, halting streetcar service and shocking the city.
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Sullivan
Dewey
George Haynes
Haynes
City Lines
Traction Station
Kicked By Mule Causes Death In Indiana Barn Accident
Two year old Abraham Lock son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock of seven miles north of Churubusco wandered to a barn behind his father while he farmed chores. A vicious mule kicked the child in the head, the skull fractured. He died within a half hour before Dr. J. F. Criswell could arrive.
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Churtbusco
Abraham Lock
Charles Lock
Churubusco
Mr. Lock
J. F. Criswell
Petersburg
Haskel Wolven
Evansville
John H. Wilson
Vanderburg
South Pend
van Fliiet
Superior Court
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Hudson Lake
James Brown
Brown
Kentucky
Ohio River
South Bend
William Brooks
Elwood
N. V. Manning
Madison County
Huntington
John Bligh
Logansport
Jack Norton
McCarty
Norton
Rogeborough
Tipton
William Courtney
Madison Township
Hia Nelchborn
Washington
A. N. Perkins
Booth
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame Knighte of Columbus
Sparrow Sets Fire at Valparaiso Belfry
Fire in the belfry of Valparaiso University warded off by quick work. An investigation traced the blaze to a sparrow that carried a smoldering cigarette dropped on the street to the belfry, igniting dry straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Valparaiso University
Varsity
Mrs. John Roberts vows six weekly marriages
Mrs. John Roberts tells the divorce commissioner she intends to marry a man every six weeks until she finds one who suits her. Layonne reports Dr. Von Obinski in critical condition after rattlesnake poisoning. doctors fear possible nonrecovery.
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John Roberts
Layonne
Dr. von Obinski
Aera
Hedeved
Postmaster Found Dead in His Bed in City
Arthie A Holmes, longtime postmaster of this city, was found dead in his bed likely from apoplexy. He had recently served as postmaster and was named in local reports of a controversial furniture bill dispute where a buyer received extra items. The case involved a dealer and witnesses, with legal maneuvering noted by contemporaries.
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Satya
Arthie A. Holmes
Rydounster
Thig City
Artly
Moral for the Money Mad
Professor Warren M. Heidler argues Americans train children to earn a living not to live. He says chasing a million is a vain aim and compares it to a washerwoman funding an airship venture, joking about the aeronaut's whereabouts after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren M. Heidler
Bethel
Professor Beidler
White for a Time. A Cleveland classroom riddle.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes a teacher asking a class to distinguish between while and time expressions. A bright boy finally answers with a joke about a father going out for a while versus a mother knowing he will leave for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Expres-Sons
Cleveland Plain
Deaser
Quack remedies and social banter in a garbled ad
A fragmented page mixes lines about kissing games and roasting, with advertisements for Cole's Carbon salve and Cross Ball Blue. The text promotes products, hints at social commentary, and cautions readers to not judge by appearance.
Woman Credits Plant Remedy For Backache Relief
Obscure health testimonial from Mia Wood’s experience in Morton's Gap Kentucky about female disorders and chronic backache. She attributes lasting relief to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to seek advice from a Pinkham partner in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mia. Woodall
Morton’s Gap
Kentucky
Covok & Meal
Victuala
Ydin E. Pinkham
Oane Woopatt
Eas Gap
Pinon High
Lynn
Mass
Room of intermittent solar system repair woes
A fragmented note describes ongoing issues in a room labeled by the author as dependent on a solar system that is not functioning reliably. The writer laments the irregular performance and sounds of the system disrupting the space. The brief appears to be a casual, observational fragment.
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C. Kimbertin
Indiana
Baden
Food and Drug
Barnard
W. C. T. U. Appointments
Kokomot
Mis
Mary E. Woodard
Belle Whiteley
G. W. Augustine
Etta Ayers
Lizzie Hann
Clara Sears
8. R. Artman
Gaulle
Portland
Ore
Ella Kroft
Bloomington
Effie Morrison
Hartaville
Vera Owen
Greensburg
Ilda M. Mix
Kokomo
Jesse Comstock
Wabash
W. J. Hunter
Ft. Wayne
Hattie Hyden
Spencer
M. May Johnson
Hnuntington
J. E. Willis
Bluffton
Ida Earhart
Mulberry
Belle Avery
Pleasant Lake
Young V Peoplea ~ Branch
Mary A. Hutton
L. T. L. Branch
Ida M. Mix
Luella McWhirter
Phalanx Page
Mattie Cammack Gibson
Edith Stanley
Lenora Leonard
M. Cammack Gibson
Rose Pearce
Retta Jones
S. M. Stahl
HH. €. Foote
Emily McIntosh
Mae McCurdy
Emma Thomas
Odessa Rayle
George E. Denny
Martha Glee
W. C. T. U. Normal Institute
Elnora McNaughton
M. Cammock Gibson
Julia Overman
Nettia Ware
Mary B. Woodard
Francesa G. Boyer
R. P. Cote
Mercy
Daisy Taylor
Lillian Telfer
Anna Wallace
Joel Welty
Emily Newcomb
Lillian Petree
Mra Kiva Nesbit
Lizzle Heath
Pryor
Safiy
Thomas
Boysa
Peter
Edward Musgrave
Columbus
Stephen Jones
Martinsville
Jones
Danville
Sandy
Harvey Aninch
Aninch
Indiana News
Cole
Rata
Yoo
Teter Samuel Wicker Pompkin Seedpgecen Manor
Bears
Castoria
W.N. U. ET
Wayne, NO
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Dounlan
W.L Las
L. Douglas
Brockton
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