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Greensburg New Era in Greensburg, Indiana

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Greensburg New Era

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1901

Page

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Prodigal's Return Ends in Indiana Jail Bid

James Elmer Hill, linked to fake foot races, was brought back to Indiana from Illinois after a tense pursuit. Bond set at $5,000 with Robert E. Miers and Sarah L. Byers acting as sureties. Preliminary trial scheduled for Monday, December 22 before Squire Creath.

Robert E. Miers Sarah L. Byers Hill James Elmer Hill Chiago Durbin Illinois Davis Elder Indiana Hoosie Hammond Indiana State Line Chicago Monon Indianapolis Osborn Csborn Twelfth Street Squire A. S. Creath Springfield Ilinois Abe Smith Enquirer Robert &. Miers Justice Creath Court House Dunn Wickens Aesborn Tremain & Wilson& Davidson

Equitable district manager touts $100000 monthly goal

E E Roland district manager of the Equitable hosts a dinner for agents at DeArmond with speakers including Dilday Roots and Lathrop. He announces a December goal of $100000 in life insurance and reports $27000 in applications in four days and prospects for $103000 more. The event underscores a push and loyalty among a strong agent corps.

Roland E. E. Roland Equitable DeArmond Mr. Dilday Push F. T. Roots Gonneraville J. B. Lathrop Walter Bonner

Community News Recaps Visits and Events Across Town

John Wilson returns home after two weeks at Martinsville for health. Otis Herren’s mail carrier role is filled by Otto Philips. Everett Brazelton visits Crawfordsville for Sunday with friends. Ed Bach of Burney visits town. a Clay township reader of the New Era. John Sumpter of St Paul and Wilbur Wright of Adams in town for prepaid subscriptions. Governor Cumback and wife in Indianapolis with son for Ben Hur. Mrs J H Hill and daughter Mrs Lillian visiting Indianapolis. Mrs Nancy Coots of Hope travels to Indianapolis to help her mother, Mrs Lucy A Eubank, injured seriously. Miss Daisy Duncan of Milroy visiting parents. Frank B Bennett family in Cincinnati over Sunday. Thomas Prine returns from Indianapolis. Porter J White praised for staging David Caruth at Grand on Thursday Dec 11. Mrs Carter Loyd home after visit with daughter in St Paul. John Osborn to Springfield Ill on business. Hugh Wickens and R Shoffner fly to that city tomorrow. Charles Boicourt of Westport visiting sister Miss Etta. Ernest Jackson of Versailles seen on the streets. The December Woman’s Hi Companion issue features an engaging fiction series.

Ed Bach Burney Clay Township John Sumpter St. Paul Wilbur Wright Adams Wm. Cumback Indianapolis Ben Hur J. H. Hill Lillian Nancy Coots Hope Lucy A. Eubank Eubank Daisy Duncan Milroy Ias Frank B. Bennett Cincinnati Thomas Prine Porter J. White David Caruth the Grand Carter Loyd John Osborn Springfield Ill Hugh Wickens R. ©. Shoffner Charles Boicourt Westport Etta

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