Governor Silent On Indiana Senate Appointment
Indianapolis October 19 Governor Jackson kept quiet as Republican factions press for a decision on who will fill the late Samuel M Ralstons senate seat Conjecture centers on Albert J Beveridge with Beveridge supporters meeting with the governor while Van Orman and Bev eridge backers vie for the job The Indiana Star printed letters urging Beveridge from Greensburg citizens and the talk centers on party unity and the potential for a Beveridge Watson alliance
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United Press
Indianapolis
Jackson
Senate
Samuel M. Ralston
van Orman
Evansville
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Ralston
Beveridge
Arthur Robinson
Marionunty
Republican National Organization
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Sanders
Postmaster General
New
Fred Gause
Supreme Court
Warren Fairbanks
Arch Graham
South Bend
Watson
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Burney Ka''r a Huge Success at Local School Night
Saturday night at the ney school drew five hundred attendees to a program and side shows. Refreshments raised a nice sum to benefit the school.
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the Ney School
Paul Freeland Returns to Sellersburg After Weekend Visit
Paul Freeland has returned to Sellersburg where he is employed after spending the weekend with relatives and friends in this city and Newpoint.
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Paul Freeland
Sellersburg
Newpoint
Three Funerals Held Here at the Same Hour
Three funerals were held in Greensburg this afternoon at 2 oclock. Malcolm L Bruner 29 was mourned at C E Sturgis home 221 East Washington. Henry C Snell 77 was laid to rest at 602 West North and John M Craig 74 at 624 North Franklin Street.
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Greensburg
Malcolm L. Bruner
East
Washington
Henry C. Snell
West North
John M. Craig
North
Franklin Street
St Paul Holds County Service
The St Paul Christian church hosted the fourth Sunday night service sponsored by the county missionary society. Rev James H Welsh delivered a sermon on What It Takes to Be a Christian. About sixty congregants attended, with visitors from Milford and Newpoint. Rev Richard O Lee presided, Mrs Lee sang, Will V Erdmann performed two cello pieces with C F Clifton and Miss Lela Harrell. Next Sunday's meeting moves to Westport Church.
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St. Paul Christian Church
The
County Missionary Society
James H. Welsh
Intoxication Hearings Postponed For Brown and Sneed
The Vernon Brown and Perry Sneed public intoxication case in City Court, originally set for Oct 14, has been postponed again due to illness of a witness. The pair were arrested at Allen's Amuse U park.
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Vernon Brown
Perry Sneed
Brown
Sneed
Allen’s Amuse-U Park
Dedicated Church Dedication At Center Square
Rev. B. L. Allen of Indianapolis visited Center Square in Switzerland county to dedicate two Christian churches remodeled at a cost of 3000 dollars. All funds were raised locally. He spoke at three services and was quite hoarse afterward.
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B. L. Allen
Indianapolis
Center Square
Switzerland County
Ford Burned After Upset
A Ford touring car driven by Earl McGee son of Mr and Mrs James O McGee Route 5 was destroyed by fire after an accident one mile west of Batesville on state road 58 at 10 Saturday night. McGee and Cortes Tonyes Miss Gladys Dunn and Eth el Brinkmier escaped serious injury when the car skidded crossing a pile of stone and overturned. Gasoline leaking from a torn tank set the car ablaze and despite hours of effort the flames could not be fully extinguished.
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McGee
Cortes ‘Tonyes
Gladys Dunn
Ethel Brinkmier
Batesville
More Awards In Club Work At Poultry Show
County Agent G C Standley announced additional awards from the boys and girls club work poultry show held Sept 26. Stella Scheidler of Millhousen won third prize 100 dollars. Thelma Mark of Adams captured first prize in record book work with a setting of White Rock eggs and a one dollar premium. Helen Wenning of Millhousen won second prize two dollars. Myrtle Zeigler, deemed county champion in girls club work, earned a free trip to the 1926 state fair school. Plans for another record book award class for next year are under way.
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G. C. Standley
Stella Scheidler
Millhousen
Thelma ‘Mark
Near ‘Adams
John Zeigler
Helen Wenning
Myrtle Zeigler
State Fair School
Shelbyville youth cleared in tire theft case
Muriel Denny a 19 year old from Shelbyville pleaded not guilty after arrest on a tire and rim theft charge. The investigation showed he was not connected and the charge was dismissed with Emmett Bruner acting as his attorney.
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Muriel Denny
Shelbyville
Tire
Rim
Henry Denny
Livy Tremain
DeArmond Hotel
Jenkins
Denny
Emmett Bruner
Mellon urges limited tax cuts under new revenue law
Secretary Mellon tells the House Ways and Means Committee that the 1926 surplus nears 290 million and 1927 should stay within 250 to 300 million as a safe tax reduction target. He backs lowering the top surtax to 20 percent, repealing estate and gift taxes, and seeks tax reform over broad cuts. He opposes wiping out taxes on incomes under 5,000 and argues lower taxes for low earners do not raise revenue.
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Unitéa Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
New Revenue Law
Treasury
Indiana Republican Editors Invite Coolidge for January Meeting
In Indianapolis on October 19 the Indiana Republican Editorial Association prepared to invite President Coolidge to address the mid winter gathering in January.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association Today
Coolidge
Association
Heath Rites Held After Rushville Death
The body of Charles Heath, who died in Rushville, was brought to town this morning for burial in South Park cemetery. Funeral services were conducted at the Rushville home yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Charles Heath
Rushville
South Park Cemetery
First Snow of Season Brightens Day
The first snow of the season fell Monday October 19 with flurries around 2 pm and lingering clouds signaling colder weather ahead. authorities say an old-fashioned snowstorm is not impossible.
Community Groups Schedule Happenings Tonight
Rotary Club Odd Fellows Haymakers and American Legion gather tonight as Strand Theatre K P Theatre host events. Local venues showcase gatherings and performances across town for members and the public.
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Rotary Club
Odd Fellows
Haymakers
American Legion
Strand Theatre
K. of P. Theatre
Weather outlook: fair tonight and Tuesday
Generally fair conditions. freezing temperatures tonight. Not very cold Tuesday afternoon with milder air.
Absentee Voting Window Extended for City Election
Absentee ballots may be cast in person starting Saturday Oct 24 with applications due by Oct 31 to City Clerk Walter Crisler. Ballots may be cast until the election eve Oct 2 before the city clerk or a notary public. Officials report several ballots mailed, with about seventy issued so far.
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Election Board
Walter Crisler
Indiana court dismisses Morgan case and closings noted
Circuit Court records show the state case of Indiana v Walter J Morgan dismissed on prosecuting attorney motion after wife matters were settled. Administrators Denham and Bowen filed inventories for Denham and Bowen estates. Mortgage foreclosures and various demurrers and replies noted with judgments including 377.07 to Cleveland Tractor Co. on Day suit.
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Indiana
Walter J. Morgan
Charley Denham
Benjamin Denham
John W. Bowen
Mary Elizabeth Bowen
Union Trust Co
Alex Porter
Maude K. Johnston
Warns Against Money Orders Targeted in Cartersville Case
Local businessmen warned by Chief of Police Wilson to scrutinize postal money orders from the Cartersville Montana post office and refuse cashing those numbered 6831 to 7000. The stolen notes have circulated. H. C. Hill, 35 to 40, is the suspect, often with a female companion. they operate mainly on Saturdays and holidays.
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Wilson
Cartersville
Mont
H. C. Hill
U S Official and Wife Landing in Shelbyville
Mr and Mrs Ezra Lawton of Sydney Australia arrive as guests of Mr and Mrs Enos Porter at Shelbyville tomorrow. Lawton serves as U S consul in Sydney and Mrs Lawton, formerly Miss Mary Porter of Greensburg, is visiting her Melbourne aligned relatives.
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Ezra Lawton
Sydney
Australia
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
Samuel L. Jackson
Lawson
U. S
Lawton
Mary Porter
Greensburg
Tremain to Speak on Our Immigrants at Rotary
Lee Tremain of Tremain & Turner will address the Rotary Club at the weekly luncheon tonight. He plans a talk titled Our Immigrants outlining issues facing newcomers and their impact.
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Lee Tremain
Rotary
of Tremain & Turner
Rotary Club
Shelbyville Masons Celebrate Centennial Event
Shelby lodge No. 28 F. and A. M. marks 100 years in Shelbyville with a centennial observance at 7 30 PM inviting all Masons and their families to attend.
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Shelbyville Masons
Shelby Lodge No. 28
Shelbyville
Funeral for Mrs. Lynn Held Sunday Afternoon
The body of Mrs. Emma Lynn who died in Indianapolis Friday night was brought here by Rankin and Oliver for a brief service at the funeral parlor Sunday at 2 pm. She was 72. The body was later sent by train to Corinth Kentucky for burial.
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Emma Lynn
Indianapolis
Rankin and Oliver
Corinth
Kentucky
Lynn
Knights of Columbus Initiation Concludes in Brookville
One hundred candidates receive first, second, and third degrees at Brookville as Greensburg and other county members attend. J J Donovan of Ludlow, Ky, led exemplification. a banquet followed with toastmaster Anthony Schuchte of Rushville. Speakers included Timothy Galvin and Judge Dixon. Lawrenceburg vocal and instrumental acts impressed attendees.
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Greensburg
J. J. Donovan
Ludlow
Kentucky
Tipton and
Muncie
K. of C. Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Anthony Schuchte
Rushville
Timothy Galvin
Hammond
Dixon
Cincinnati
E. G. Harry
Lawrenceburg
William Nappert
Lawrenceburg Council
Brookville Orchestra
Broo Council
Adams Church Holds Rally
Adams Baptist Sunday school held a rally with 184 in attendance and $8.71 in offerings. Music by Violet Davis, a recitation by Orville Lee Martin, solos by Bernelle Tanner and Edith Lines, and talks by William Zetterberg on Evolution. Benediction closed the service.
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Adams Baptist Sunday School
Violet Davis
America
Lord’s Prayer
Oliver Mar
Orville Lee Martin
Bernelle Tanner
Stanley McHenry
Mildred Vansickle
Gail McHenry
Irene Jewett
William Zetterberg
A. F. Eubank
Edith Lines
Latvina Wright
Georgia Reiger
Bar Association President Injured While Golfing
Thomas E. Davidson president of the Decatur County Bar Association suffered a sprained ankle after slipping on a golf course in St. Louis. He returned home from the trip and was reported to be recovering.
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Thomas E. Davidson
Decatur County Bar Association
St. Louis
Stenographer Resigns to Join Indianapolis Firm
Miss Alma Clemons resigns as stenographer at Tremain and Turner to accept a position in Indianapolis. She is succeeded by Miss Katherine McKee, formerly stenographer for John H. Parker.
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Alma Clemons
Tremain & Turner
Indianapolis
Clemons
Katherine McKee
John H. Parker
Dr Hubbard outlines Christian Science healing themes
A large audience heard Dr Walton Hibbard discuss Christian Science and its healing approach. He described healing through divine law, Mary Baker Eddy’s life, and the Bible’s emphasis on God’s power to heal, citing Jesus’ mandate to heal and preach.
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Walton Hibbard
The
First, Church of Christ, Seie
Boston
Mass
Ian Science
Clarence Donnell
Hubbard
Dr. Hubbard
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
New England
Kingdom of Heaven
Electric Sign Shown in Window
The Pard & Sutton factory on West Main Street displayed a sample of their electric sign work in the Daily News window on Saturday. Passers-by commented on the sign.
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West Main Street
Pard & Sutton
Daily News
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Clarksburg
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Earl McGee
Earl
Sunday School Report
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