Various Town Officials and Residents Busy in Indianapolis and Greencastle
Local notices report Mrs. Dunnington and James L. Hamilton in Indianapolis for business, plus numerous others like J. H. Pritchford of Filmore and Mayor Walter Cooper visiting for affairs. Dr. Benjamin Hypes travels from St. Louis to attend Dr. Swahlen’s funeral in Lebanon, Ill, as George Kelley is jailed for intoxication after attempting to locate a home on Hill Street.
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Runyan
Mt. Meridian
H. H. Runyan
Benjamin Hypes
St. Louis
William F. Swahlen
Hypes
Dr. Swahlen
Lebanon
Ill
George Kelley
Marshal Cooper
Hodshire
Kelley
Joe Vancleave
Hill Street
Watson Denounces Wilson in Indianapolis Speech
Voice of the People reports Jim Watson attacked President Wilson in Indianapolis the address he called a Wilson renomination feeler. Watson blamed the Underwood tariff for hard times and rising prices while criticizing Democratic policies and trade balance.
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Jim Watson
Indianapolis
Wilson
Jim
Watson
Underwood
Mexico
DePauw Professor to Toast at Football Banquet
Professor N W Barnes on leave from DePauw will speak at the annual football banquet at Runion restaurant Thursday night. He is currently pursuing advanced study at Chicago University this winter.
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Felix McWhirter
DePauw
Columbia Club
Idianapolis News
N. W. Barnes
Runion
Prof. Barnes
Chicago University
City election movement seeks two year terms
A reform movement began in South Bend pushing city elections to occur every two years instead of every four. Backers target removing Mayor Fred Keller and changing local election law to stabilize frequent voting, with organizers arguing for more responsive government.
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South Bend
Fred Keller
Indiana Aims to Move City Elections to Every Two Years
A legislative push in Indiana seeks to change city and town elections to occur every two years starting next November. The proposal aims to trim official terms and may resurrect the plan for electing half the councilmen biennially to retain experienced members. Green Castle officials are expected to oppose any law that could reduce their influence.
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Indiana
General Assembly
South Bend
Fred Keller
Greencastle
Circuit Court Notes Disposed in Multiple Cases
The Runyan v McCammacks case was dismissed after Runyan sought judgment on an unpaid note. Hamilton v Globe Insurance involves a $500 claim for fire loss payment disputed by the insurer. Sillery v Huffman seeks $2,000 for alleged negligence from a winter fall due to a downspout drainage causing icy pavement. Bayh v Hanna ended in a jury disagreement on a $300 note claim after extensive evidence and arguments.
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Oye S. Hamilton
Globe Surger
Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Jiamilton
2 Insurance Company
Ad‘ding
Hamilm
Parke Street
Jamilton
William Sillery
Sivrilda J. Huffman
Nintiff
Sillery
Ics
Huffman
Indiana Street
Hays - Murphy
Allee, James & Allee
Fred Bayh
Patricksburg
George W. Hanna
Hanna
F. M. Lyons
Embroidery Club meeting planned events and court discussions
The Reelsville Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Kate Foster on January 13 with talks by the president and others. Plans were made to adjourn to Mrs. Thad Pickett's on February 10 for an upcoming program. In court, arguments from defense and plaintiff attorneys followed by Judge Hickam. case likely to be venued to another court. A 13 year old boy fractured a collar bone playing Fox and Geese at the first ward school. Dr Sudranski treated him. Mrs. Schmaltz returns from Bloomington visit. Mrs. McCurry and daughter travel to Princeton for an extended visit. Silas A. Hays returns from Detroit.
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Reelsville Embroidery Club
Kate Foster
Thad Pickett
Ella McClure
Etta Carpenter
Lois Huffman
Fox
Geese
First Ward
Nadean
W. M. Sillery
Sudranski
R. F. Schmaltz
Bloomington
Jacob McCurry
Princeton
Silas A. Hays
Detroit
W C T U Talks on Industrial Training and Child Labor Laws
The Greencastle meeting in Mrs Jennings and Mrs Heavenridge home featured Mrs E B Doll on Industrial Training in Public Schools stressing vocational subjects and school saving banks. Mrs C T Peck discussed Indiana Child Labor Laws praising Beveridge and tracing legal developments from 1852 to 1911 with wide participation and a Frances Willard Memorial service planned for February 16.
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Greencastle
C. T. Peck
Indiana
Great Eastern
Child Labor Committee
Washington
Congress
Indianapolis News
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James L. Hamilton
Business Today
J. H. Pritchford
Filmore
Walter Cooper
R. H. Crouch
W. P. Sackett
Lawrence Garrett
Kissimmee, Fla
Otto Mullinix
Washington Township
E. E. Ruark
Marion Township
F. G. Gilmore
Leta Bardin
Greenesade
Brazil
William Gentry
Jobe Robe
Frank Bryan
Perry Smith
Bryan
Greencastle High School
New West College
Langdon
Duzer du
Dramatic Club
Gounod
DePauw School of Music
Music Hall
Music School
Kathleen Campbell
Olin Rippetoe
Helen Martin
Lois Brown
Ruth Coble
Martha Love
Grace Hartley
Mary Headley
Irene Wood
Alice Frost
Mary Hoy
Lena McNeel
Ralph Moser
Lizzie Goulding
Myra Goulding
North College Avenue
Misses Goulding
E. B. Evans
Lelia Worrell
Gladys Rogers
Irene Miller
Clara Dilts
C. W. Best
Fenetta Sargent Haskell
Asbury Conservatory of Music
I. E. Morris
Putnam County
C. L. Airhart
Narcissus Club
Harry Keith
South Walnut Street
A. D. Davis
North Walnut Street
C. C. Sourwine
C. C. Sourwine As Hostess. At This Meeting Prof. Tilden
DePauw University
Maeterlinck
Voice OF the People
Trick Bros
Circuit Court Notes
Henry H. Runyan
Ainst
Emery E. McCammack
Gerett McCammack
Mr. Runyan
W. Poplar Street
Merald
Sackett's
Gracery
East Side Square
Gilbert Knetzer
Ind
Riley
Wyn Coop
Rosemay
Sidney Smith
Francis X. Bushman
Lueteke
Lueteke’s Bakery
Zeis & Company
Grocers and Bakers
Davan
Sehe
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Christie’s Shoe Store