Mena Have Not Left Us In Indiana Roosevelt Forces
Indiana Roosevelt leaders began organizing a third party effort with Edwin M Tee former state Republican chair arriving in Indianapolis to confer with Roosevelt workers. They plan to pursue aggressive groundwork pending the Democratic national convention while Democrats’ actions may shape their strategy. Lee and Harvey B Stout Jr Indiana forces secretary remain silent on their next steps.
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Iotiana Roosevelt
Edwin M. Tee
Mig
Roosevelt
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lee
Harvey B. Stout, Jr
Mr. Lee
Chicago
Taft Praised by Morning Graphic for Progressive Reforms
The Morning Graphic printed three columns boosting President Taft and his administration praising reforms and calling the president the most progressive yet. The note from the G O P thanks Dr. Rucker for his boosts and pledges they will be rewarded.
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Taft
G.O P
Rucker
Local Republicans in Line Under Party Tensions
Greensburg and Decatur county Republicans kept a conservative stance amid Roosevelt Taft clashes. Radicals on both sides threatened to bolt if someone was nominated, but they were few and are reconciling and aligning with the ticket.
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Roosevelt
Greensburg
Decatur County
Professor J. W. Scribner Dead at 78 in Missouri
Word reaches Columbus of the death of Professor J. W. Scribner aged seventy eight at Ozean Park Missouri. He led United Brethren College Hartsville Bartholomew county from 1865 to 1872 and later served as pastor of several Congregationalist churches. He recently attended a Hartsville college reunion and appeared in good health. Don’t fail to attend Minear's big Clean-up Sale.
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Coltummbuus, Inc
J. W. Scribner
Ozean Park
United Brethren College
Hartsville
Bartholomew County
Scribner
Hartsville College
Red Bandanas Stored for Roosevelt Third Party Launch
The Star reports about twenty eight thousand red bandana handkerchiefs stored in a downtown Indianapolis office building ready for distribution once Indiana party plans are set. Roosevelt supporters bought the handkerchiefs and plan to distribute them as the third party movement forms. Harvey B. Stout Jr. of Indiana Roosevelt organization declined to confirm details.
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Indiana
Chicago
Indianapolis
Harvey B. Stout Jr
Roosevelt
Mr. Stout
Milroy Press Notes and Local Visits
Prof W A Stockinger called at our office yesterday and comes highly recommended. Mrs O B Stark left for Shelhorn after weeks here, stopping in Danville to visit a sister. James Harris and family, long in Florida, recently visited the old Harris farm and headed west. Mrs J F Miller entertained dinner guests including Miss Cecil Aiken and others. Orlando Lee of Old Union transacted business here Friday.
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W. A. Stockinger
Mr. Stockinger
O. B. Stark
Shelhorn
James Harris
Richland Township
Florida
Harris Farm
West
J. F. Miller
Cecil Aiken
Raleigh
Vera Winship
Evert Bottorff
J. B. Spilman
H. H. Riley
Orlando Lee
Old Union
Porter and His Laugh at the Republican National Convention
Billy Blodgett of the Indianapolis News writes from the Republican National convention noting a crowd reaction amid drums cornet and fiddles with a loud shout and a merry tinkle that ends in a roaring laugh from Enos Porter of Shelbyville as he breaks into his famous laugh.
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Billy Blodgett
The
Indianapolis News
the News
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
Postmaster Exam Set for Burney Indiana
An examination for the Burney Indiana postmaster position will be held in Greensburg on July 20. Applicants must be patrons of the Burney post office. For more details call Herbert E. West. The Burney office paid $323 last year.
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Burney, Ind
Greensburg
Ind
Burney Post Office
Herbert E. West
Burney
Foley Pleads Guilty in Attempted Murder Case
Daniel Foley pleaded guilty to attempting to kill Peter Schuh of Newpoint. Judge Wickens imposed a two to fourteen year sentence in the state reformatory, suspended on good behavior with monthly reports. Violations trigger immediate imprisonment without trial. the plea saved the county substantial costs.
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Daniel Foley
Peter Schuh
Newpoint
Foley
Wickens
State Reformatory
Epworth League Convention Elects New Officers
The twenty second annual Moores Hill district Epworth League convention met in Lawrenceburg on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Forest Kyle read a paper on The Devotional Meeting. Officers elected and installed include Rev W H Ake Madison president Miss Forest Kyle Patriot first vice president Miss Sarah North Patriot second vice president Miss Maydle Peasley Dillsboro third vice president Miss Bessie Toole Madison fourth vice president Wayne Ainsworth Greensburg secretary Walter West Lawrenceburg treasurer.
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Moores Hill
Epworth League
Lawrenceburg
Forest Kyle
W.H. Ake
Madison
Patriot
Sarah North
Maydle Peasley
Dillsboro
Bessie Toole
Wayne Ainsworth
Greensburg
Walter West
Lawrence Burg
Residents and visitors seen around Greensburg area
Westport figures T W Robinson and wife visited Greensburg last week. Mrs James Breheny and daughter with Mrs Ed McKelvey and Mildred were in Greensburg early in the week. Rev Henry Meredith of Greensburg did business here last week. Cass Myers and wife visited son Frank in Indianapolis last week. Mrs J W Jerman and child returned to New Harmony after an extended visit with her mother. Morris Majors of Indianapolis visited Tom Hepler and wife. Mrs J P Burroughs visits Mrs W E Carr near Burney. Mr and Mrs Brough and daughter of Shelbyville are here for an extended visit with sister Mrs C B Jones. Miss Mary McCullough home from Danville. Miss Leota Appleton of Vinton Iowa here with McCullough relatives. Red Men held memorial services at Baptist church. Rev Scott of Christian church spoke. A good program rendered. William Zetterberg and family returned from visit near Dorace with his parents. Mrs Bruce and daughter Mary Gartiv visited Greensburg one day last week. Morton Land and wife from Broad Ripple returned home after visiting Frank Pope and wife. W G Updike and Mrs Anna Ross to occupy newly renovated homes. Mrs Jessie Skeen of Greensburg visiting cousins Mrs T W
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Cass Myers
Frank
Indianapolis
J. W. Jerman
New Harmony
Morris Majors
Tom Hepler
J. P. Burroughs
W. E Carr
Sear Burney
Brough
Shelbyville
C. B. Jones
Mary McCullough
Danville
Leota Appleton
Vinton
Iowa
McCullough
Baptist Church
Rev. Scott
The
Christian Church
William Zetterberg
Dorace
Bruce
Mary Gartiv
Greensburg
Morton Land
Broad Ripple
Frank Pope
W. G. Updike
Anna Ross
Local Happenings Preview New Christian Church Nearing Completion
Robinson and Mrs. M G Stewart and aunt Mrs Lucretia Mewhinney are noted in a community roundup. The new Christian church nears completion and is expected to be dedicated next month. Knights of Pythias plan a large business house with lodge above on their lot. Mrs Paul Harrison and children return from Milroy visit. Sam Hollenslee of New Castle ships a granite monument to mark a grave in town.
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Sam Hollenslee
New Castle
Hartsville Notes and Local Visits Highlight Busy Period
Residents and visitors fill Hartsville scenes with family travel, teaching duties, and community events. John B. Clapp visits Beech Grove kin, while Lewis Rominger returns from Johnstown. Westhafer teaches and plans readings, and the WCTU schedules a July 3 celebration with music and speeches.
Miss Jean Rankin Visits Relatives in Kingston
Miss Jean Rankin of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here and at Kingston, pausing to spend time with family members during the intercity trip.
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Jean Rankin
Indianapolis
Kingston
Notice to Bidders Board of Commissioners Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of our county Indiana on behalf of the county invites bids. Details follow in the official notice including required bids, specifications, and submission deadlines. Bidders must comply with all terms, conditions, and procedures stated in the notice.
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Board of Commissioners of
Our County
Indiana
Bridge bids invited for multiple reinforced concrete structures
On Monday July 15 1912 the Greensburg county Board invites proposals for reinforced concrete bridges in Washington and Pugit townships and Jackson and Clay townships. Plans and specs are on file with the Auditor. Bid bonds equal to the bid are required and bids close at 1 PM with right to reject all bids. Linton W Sands Auditor.
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Commissioners’ Room
Court House
Greensburg
R. A. Hamilton
Washington Township
Geo. Wertz
Pugit Township
Clarksburg Pike
Fugit
Sardinia
Wesley Cemetry
Jackson Township
Sandcreek
Alex Purvis
Linton W. Sands
Bank Officers Named in Lathrop Memo
James B. Lathrop is listed as President S. P. Minear as Vice President and Charles W Woodward as Cashier in the official bank notice.
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James B. Lathrop
S. P. Minear
Charles W Woodward
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Prof. Scribner
Minear
Milroy Press
Porter
His Laugh
P. M
Epworth
Westport
T. W. Robinson
James Breheny
Ed McKelvey
Mildred
Henry Meredith
Jessie Skeen
T. W
Paul Harrison
Milroy
John B. Clapp
Beech Grove
Samuel Clapp
Lewis Rominger
Johnstown
Thomas W. Rominger
Ethel Bleucher
Hope
Bertha Holloway
Batesville
Gilbert Holloway
William Carr
Near Burney
Lou Carr
Clara
Westhafer
East Chicago
Epworth League of
W. H. Beck
Conda B. Morris
South Second Street
North Yakima, Wash
Co. G
Indiana Volunteers
Amanda Miller
Walla Walla, Wash
James F. Hiner
Columbus
George Rader
Seymour
Golda White
Lowell and
Lindon
William S. Harris
Fred Williams
Letts
Clint Williams
John Vaught
Grace
Thomas Yarling
W.C.T. U
Public Square Park
E. K. Westhafer
Citizens National Bank
Greensburg, Mnd
Magee
India
George W. Magee
Lowe & Archery
Greensburg, Ind
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