Democrats Face Tight Battle for Delegates at Brazil
At Brazil Dec 26 the Democrats choose district delegates with factional feud centered on Don Roberts. County Chairman Edward Schentz predicts no Brazil delegates for Roberts while Ralph Moss supporters push for Randell. Evangelist McKee and McDonald preach revival messages urging prayer and renewal as services continue daily.
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Brazil
Ind
Masonic Temple
Edward Schentz
Donn Roberts
Randel
Roberts
Moss
Protracted meeting at Union Valley noted in Broadpark
The item records a long meeting in progress at Union Valley led by ev. Obenchain and T. H. Broadstreet. It also lists numerous social visits among local residents and relatives including departures and a marriage in Winfield Kansas for Dais Sallust and Fred Hoffmeister with plans to reside in Window Minnesota. O. L. Jones visited Indianapolis on business.
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Broadpark
Union Valley
Ev. Obenchain
T. H. Broadstreet
J. W. Stringer
Emily
Orville Wallace
Monrovia
Shelton Ray
Stilesville
J. G. Buis
Opal Dorsett
Kenneth
Marie
Jewel Allee
John Stringer
Mildred
Thomas Stringer
Hugh Parker
Clevie Parker
Frank Wilcox
Patrick Wilcox
Nathaniel Stringer
Dais Sallust
Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
Winfield
Kansas
Fred Hoffmeister
Window
Minn
Geegent
Hoffmeister
Night session hears Torr Stone Co versus Big Four
Judge Hughes heard part of the demurrer arguments in the case of J C Torr Stone Company against the Big Four Railroad. The suit seeks 25000 damages claiming right of way move lowered quarry values. Railroad contends the action was legal. The judge took the matter under advisement.
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Hughes
Circuit Court
J. C. Torr Stone Company
Big Four Railroad
Stone Company
Benedict Ostrom Wedding Planned Tonight
The ceremony for Miss Marian Ostrom of East Seminary Street will be held at her parents home at 8 o'clock tonight. A large group of out of town guests visits from Indianapolis and nearby cities to attend the wedding of Miss Ostrom and Paul Benedict.
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Marian Ostrom
Henry Ostrom
Paul Benedict
Indianapolis
East Seminary Street
Henry Evan Ostrom
Henry Chapman
John Berryhill
Charles Benedict
Janette
Mary Corwin
Stanton
Herr Scheuffeur
John Benedict
Kathryn
E. L., Davidson
Gertrude Humphrey
Parkersburg
W Va
Thomas Scoggins
Nashville, Tenn
Florence Pierron Hartman
Woman's College
Jacksonville, Il
Fire in Court House Raises Mystery of Blazing Matches
County Recorder Airhart found a box of matches afire in his court house office this afternoon. No one was in the room. deputy auditor Jesse Airhart and his wife were nearby in an adjoining room. Airhart spotted the flames before damage occurred.
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Airhart
Court House
Jesse Airhart
Coach Bogle to Return as DeFauw Coach Next Fall
Coach Bogle, who piloted the DeFauw football team to a successful season, signed to return next fall. The Athletic Board and Bogle agreed on terms at a meeting in Indianapolis last Saturday. He will work in the insurance business in Detroit during the winter.
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Bogle
DeFauw
Athletic Board
Indianapolis
Detroit
Card of Thanks for Sorrow and Floral Thanks
We thank neighbors and friends and the Rev Beck and Rev Hartman, the singers, and all who assisted during the long sickness and death of our dear sister and aunt. We are grateful for those who helped in our last hour and for the floral offerings. R Glidewell and nieces Clara and Augusta Glidewell, L O Darnall of Roachdale were in the city on business today.
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Beck
Hartman
R. Glidewell
Neices
Clara and
Augusta Glidewell
Various Indianapolis visits and local notices refer top
Personal F M Lyons Louis Stevens and Mrs C T Zaring visited Indianapolis on business. James Sutton bought a Metz roadster. Mrs James Cannon and Mrs Frank Coss attended events in Indianapolis. Christmas gift ideas at Robert Hanna Electric Supply. Christian Church entertainments Fillmore. Domestic Science Club meets at 2. Elijah Grantham recovers from Marion injury. Winnipeg birth announced. DePauw secretary Wade on northern trip. Marion Stanley canvasses for subscriptions. Death of Honora Connors in Indianapolis. D A R selects officers. Narrow escape of a baby in a carriage near First National Bank saved by Milt Crawley.
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Sam Rariden
Harry M. Smith
First National Bank
John Cherry
Burial of Samuel Fisher Comes Home for Interment
Samuel Fisher died suddenly at his Indianapolis home from acute indigestion. His body will be transported to the city for burial aboard the Vandalia train at 11:53. A former resident, he worked for W. W. Jones druggist and the Mooney Mueller Drug Co in Indianapolis for years.
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Samuel Fisher
Indianapolis
W. W. Jones
Mooney, Mueller Drug Company
Jackson Faces Threat of $400 Attorney Fees Claim
Attorney T. T. More says that claims for $400 in attorney fees and other charges will be demanded due to a recent suit against the city. The notice signals potential legal action tied to the municipal case.
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T. T. More
CITY
Officials weigh suits over city injunction damages
Eight city officials threaten to sue Harkins L. Jackson and bondsmen for damages and costs from the injunction case. Attorneys Moore and Corwin estimate fees at about 400 dollars for eight officials, with total judgment around 500 dollars likely. Jackson’s lawyers say suits may be fought. city had paid 200 to settle.
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T. T. Moore
B. F. Corwin
Harkins L. Jackson
Miller
Sayers
Marshal Johns
Naylor
Bittles
Lueteke
Jones
Cook
Mr. Jackson
Moore
Jackson
Damages Sought From A and C Stone Company in Arm Injury Suit
Houston C. Franklin files in circuit court for 15000 dollars claiming his left arm was amputated after being caught in machinery at the A and C Stone and Lime Company mill on December 2. Ernest Kivett sues the Monon for 1000 dollars over three mules injured.
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Houston C. Franklin
A. & C. Stone & Lime Company
Ernest Kivett
The
Monon
Trains Kill Mules. Two Injured in October Incident
A Monon train on October 2 killed three mules valued at 500 dollars and injured two more animals valued at 300 dollars. James Allee and Allee & partners represent the plaintiffs in the related suits.
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Allee, James
Allee
Putnamville Protest Favors State Penal Farm Site
Putnamville residents cheer prospect of a State Penal Farm at a 1700 acre location near the town. State Geologist Barrett praised the site visit with favorable remarks about Putnamville land including 250 acres of bottom land and old quarries. local figures cite Putnamville as the likely location over Greencastle.
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Barrett
Putnamville
Williams
Putnam County
Greencastle
Less Bowel Trouble in Greencastle
Greencastle residents report that a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika relieves constipation sour stomach and similar ailments instantly. The remedy is said to draw out old foul matter and relieve stomach distress quickly, with Jones Stevens druggists selling the product.
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Greencastle
Jones-Stevens
Ier
The Poor Little Rich Girl Draws Chicago Audience
Klaw and Erlanger faced skepticism in Chicago over The Poor Little Rich Girl but ads and bold promotion paid off. The play opened at English’s Opera House and earned $12,143.50 in the first week with over $15,000 in advance sales for the next two weeks. A Manhattan church plans an oyster supper on Christmas Eve for charity.
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Chicago
Klaw & Erlanger
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Evangelist McKee
Evangelist McDonald
Christ
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God
Elijah
Jesus
McDonald
McKee
O. L. Jones
Business Today
Torr
Benedict-Ostrom
L. O. Darnall
Roachdale
F. M. Lyons
Louis Stevens
C. T. Zaring
James Sutton
Metz
James Cannon
Frank Coss
Greencastle Kitchen Cabinet Company
Mabel O’hair
Frances Stevens
Miss Mary
Kokomo
Ron
Cristmas
Robert Hanna Electrical Supply Store
Ladies of the Christian Church
Fillmore
Masonic Hall
James Bryan
Herman Pearson
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
College Avenue Church
J.P. Allen, Jr
Elijah Grantham
Martinsville
Marion
David Davis
Winnipeg Manioba
C. A. Wade
DePauw University
Marion Stanley
Metropolitan Circulating Company
Eastern College
Honora Connors
Clara Lammers
Elizabeth Ames
Philo O. Cole
J. D. Torr
Laura Florer
Eugene Hawkins
Helen Hathaway
the Bell Clothing CO
John Siddons
Harry Smith
William Vice
Coatesville
Charles Siddons
Frank R. Williams
W. A. Beemer
George Potter
Russellville
Mrs. C. P. Broadstreet
Edwin Holt Hughes
San Franscisco, Calif
J. B. Nelson
Paul Ludlow Benedict
Marian McCullough Oser
Estelle Williams
Jessie Pierce
Robert Hanna
Charles Reeves
Earl Reiger
W. Wy. White
Ralph Knoll
Lee Woods
Joseph Bament
Martins. Lille
Reese Matson
Clifford Allen
Klaw & Erlinger
Windy City
Manhattan
Max Atlass
Decatur, Ill
DePauw
Alpha Chi House
Herald Office
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