Child Killed by Automobile at Bainbridge
Hellena Louise Johnson seven year old daughter of Charley and Mrs Johnson of Bainbridge was killed near 445 PM Wednesday when struck by Ed C Chapman driver of a Indianapolis car. She ran into the street directly in front of his vehicle and was run over, death due to crushed skull. Witnesses say Chapman drove slowly and was not at fault. Father works at Bainbridge saw mill. Body to be taken to Roache tale for burial.
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Vic
Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
Aclident
Hellena Louise Johnson
Charley Johnson
Bainpridge
Ed ¢. Chapman
West Michigantreet
Ne Tle
Chapman
L. Whitlock
Michigan Street
SH. Mc Faverey
Warman Avenue
Rel Cunningham
Warman Ave
Bainbridge
Roach
Brazil May Get Methodist Hospital
The Methodist movement in Teerre Haute considers building a hospital in Brazil, backed by the Indiana Methodist Hospital Board. The board aims to use a 1,050,000 endowment to create hospitals across Indiana, potentially establishing a chain that includes Brazil and nearby areas.
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Brazil
Methodist
Teere Haute
The
Methodist Church
Methodist Hospital Board of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Evansville
Princeton
Seymour
PTA Meeting at First Ward School This Friday
The Parent Teacher Association will meet at the First Ward school Friday December 3 at 2 50. A program will be presented and all are invited. Mrs Ralph Hunter of Cloverdale visits the city guest of Mr and Mrs Edgar Shamel. Karl Matthews and Cotton Burham collide in a Ford at the Washington and Indiana intersection with minor damage.
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First Ward
Ralph Hunter
Cloverdale
Edgar Shamel
Hunter
Tressa Brewer
Karl Matthews
Cotton Burcham
Washington
Indiana
Care of Farm Implements Saves Repair Bills
Farmers should store plows dry and grease bright parts to prevent rust. Harrows, mowers, reapers, and binders require cleaning, drying, and greasing, with wooden parts painted to guard against season checking. Store under shelter when possible, clear soil, and order parts early to avoid spring delays.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tyre
Farm Bulletins Guide Winter Repairs For Implements
Agriculture publishes Farmer's Bulletin 46 and 47 focused on repair and adjustment of farm implements. With equipment sheltered for winter, readers can write for these bulletins to prepare tools and machines for the next crop season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral for Richard Crouch Held at Seminary Street Home
Richard H. Crouch aged 65 died in Cleveland after a long illness. Funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at his sisters Miss Mattie and Miss Libby Crouch on Seminary Street conducted by Dr. H A Gobin. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery with Masons in charge. Survived by sister Mrs Frances Cheek and three children James, Russell Crouch of Detroit and Mrs C H Blanche of Jefferson Ohio. Crouch a DePauw graduate class of 77 and member of Masonic Lodge Odd Fellows and Elks. He was born in Putnam County and spent most of his life here. Continuous illness left him an invalid for years and recently in a Cleveland hospital.
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Richard H. Crouch
Cleveland
Ohio
Mattie Crouch
Libby Crouch
Seminary Street
H. A. Gobin
Forest Hill
Masons
Frances Cheek
James Crouch
Russell Crouch
Detroit
C.H. Blanche
Jefferson
Crouch
Masonic Lodge
Odg
Elk
Putnam County
DePauw University
Star Store Sale Attracts Large Crowd
The Star Store sale of women's steady to wear and Gent's furnishings opened today and drew a large crowd of bargain hunters. Shoppers praised the marked price cuts and the sale will run for ten days.
Autoist Held for Death of Boy Released on Bond
Rudolph Hitch, arrested for involuntary manslaughter after 10 year old James Gordon died when struck by Hitch’s truck in Vincennes Indiana, was released today on a $1000 bond.
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Boy
Vincennes
Ind
Rudolph Hich
James Gordon
Gordon
Hitch
Farmer Granted Divorce on Cross Complaint in Shelbyville
Perl S. Hungerford, a wealthy Shelby county farmer, was granted a divorce today in Shelby Circuit Court on his cross complaint to a September divorce suit filed by Mrs Bettie Hungerford now Bettie Gastineau. The decree for alimony was denied, and Mrs Hungerford’s former name was restored. A small sum was paid to settle alimony claims of $25,000 sought by the plaintiff.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Hungerford
Shelby County
Shelby
Bettie Hungerford
Betty Gastineau
Confession Clears Up Bond Robbery Mystery
New York police announced that the Brooklyn bond holdup involving $467,000 in Liberty bonds was about cleared up after detectives obtained a confession from a suspect. The incident occurred with two bank messengers yesterday.
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New York
Brooklyn
Elks Memorial Service Set For Sunday Afternoon
The Elks hold their annual memorial service Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Elks Hall. Rev. Levi Marshall will give the address and music will be provided by the DePauw Tiger Quartette. The public is invited to attend.
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Elks
Elks Hall
Levi Marshall
DePauw Tiger Quartette
Hog Prices Slide In Early Indianapolis Market
Hog supplies reach 17 000 with prices 35 to 40 cents lower. Early sales show good hogs around 10 25 with many droves selling near 10 85, top at 10 50 versus 10 85 Wednesday. Pigs 10 50, sows 9 75 down. Cattle steady to lower as steers drop, but butcher cattle and calves rise. best veals at 14 00. Sheep and lambs firm with top lambs about 10 50.
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Indianapolis
Corn King of United States Named in Indiana
C E Troyer of LaFountaine Wabash County Indiana won the grand sweepstakes for ten ear Johnson county white corn at the international hay and grain show. He defeated Indiana rival Thomas Owens Franklin and others in Region 3 and 4 while J E Mummert Astoria won single ear sweepstakes with Reid's yellow dent corn.
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Chicago
C. E. Troyer
LaFountaine
Wabash County
Indiana
United States
Johnson County
Peter J. Lux
Shelbyville
J. E. Mummert
Astoria
Reid
Troyer
Thomas Owens
Franklin
J. C. Isley
Shelby County
W. L. Manuel
Crawfordsville
Notre Dame Star Gipp Offered Cubs Place
George Gipp Notre Dame football star received a spring offer from Chicago Cubs President Veeck for a place with the Cubs. Gipp, ill with pneumonia in a local hospital, has not yet decided and is listed as an outfielder in the report.
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South Bend
Ind
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Veeck
Cubs
Gipp
Radical roundup nets 38 in Chicago
In Chicago on November 30 thirty eight alleged radicals were arrested by police in a raid on T. W. W. headquarters. Several thousand pamphlets described as revolutionary were seized.
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Chicago
Taggart Spends 3 825 In Indiana Senate Run
Thomas Taggart, Democratic candidate for the U S Senate from Indiana, filed election expense reports with Marion county showing total spending of 3 825 for his campaign and related promises.
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Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Marion County
John F McClure Announces Candidacy for Indiana Speakership
Ex judge John F McClure will formalize his bid for speaker of the Indiana House at a non partisan meeting in Anderson. The event follows early buzz from Indianapolis as supporters rally behind McClure who consented to enter the race today.
Grandmother Tea Party Hints at Charm and Humor
A newspaper item describes a "Grandmother" party with guests dressed as grandmas and tea themed questions. Attendees answered tea related clues by charades, creating quaint humor. Old fashioned refreshments and playful quotes accompany the nostalgic social vignette.
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Plesse
Grandma Brown
Grandma Graham
Grandma Holmes
Grandm Mall
Grandma Gray
Grandma Fiddle
Two Girls Sought in Bloomington Disappearance
Bloomington police issue a description of missing teenagers Dorothy Lampkin aged 17 and Ollie Butcher aged 17 who vanished from their homes. Captain Stevens requests local officials aid in the search.
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Dorothy Lampkin
Ollie Butcher
Bloomington
Captain Stevens
Poet-Writer Defies Orler From Premier London Dee
Milan dispatch to the London Times says D Annunzio's forces at Fiume declare war on Italy with the war to begin Friday. Gen Cavigli orders show regulars to engage Cap D Annunzio legionaries while D Annunzio's headquarters bustle with activity as officers tighten control of the city.
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London
Dee. L
Vatisese D’annunzio
Fiume
Italy
Milan
London Times
Cap. D'Annunzio
Cavigli
D'Annunzio
D’annunzio
I’annunzio
Elderly Man Ends Life at Home in Columbus
David Loy age 72 killed himself with poison bought at a local drugstore. He told his wife after swallowing a dose and tried to take more in her presence before a physician arrived. He expressed being tired of life and desired to end it. He is survived by five children.
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Columbus
Ind
David Loy
Texas Court Upholds Dry Statute as Good Law
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the prohibition law section making unlawful transportation of intoxicating liquors a felony. The court denied J. N. Gilmore of Collins County a writ of habeas corpus, affirming state power to control traffic in intoxicants.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. N. Gilmore
Collins County
Mother of Will R Wood Dies at Oxford Home
Dee 1 Mrs. Matilda Wood born Covington Indiana March 22 1840 and pioneer settler near Templeton Benton county died at her Oxford home today of pneumonia. Survived by her son Representative Will R Wood and two sisters Mrs E Morse Oxford and Mrs Fred Chancellor Stockwell Ills.
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Lafayette
Ind
Dee
Matilda Wood
Will R. Wood
Congress
Oxford
Indiana
Covington
Templeton
Benton County
Representatives Wood
E. Morse
Fred Chancellor
Stockwell
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Middletown
W. W. Means
A. F. Troyer
Corn King
Joseph Neff
Marion
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William Tritch
Corunna
Sauerman Bros. Crown Point
Jacob Mundell
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