Indiana Little Giant of the West Wins Big Vote
Indiana county reports record turnout as Republicans win a large majority in a general election. Taft and Sherman lead the national ticket with estimates showing a landslide margin. county results show 6500 to 7000 majority for Republican ticket, with Prohibition gains and widespread Democratic vote cuts. Official count due Thursday to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ H. Taft
James's. Sherman
Congress
Pennylvania
Roosevelt
Yania
and Banks
Parker
Debs
Hanford
Egan and
Cox
Labor
Parker and
Davis
Ind
Nadiana
Indiana
West
Progress
Five Million Spent To Get Election Returns This Year
The article estimates over 5 million dollars spent nationwide to obtain election returns. It details vast telegraph and telephone use, large crowds at theatres and paper offices, and thousands of workers sorting and bulletining results. Total costs approximate 5,000,000 dollars across telecommunication, newspaper services, private bulletins, halls, and police security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blrch
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lincolon
Oyster Bay
Halle
Tabor
Police Gergica
Plans for Oakland Cemetery improvements and new entrance
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Oakland Cemetery Association plans were approved for a brick burial structure with a tent foundation in the circular plot to protect funerals from rough weather and for interments from distance. An ornamental south entrance and main entrance improvements are also planned. The retiring slate was reelected: President Harry W. Wilson, Secretary John A. Findley, and directors P. Button, B. W. Guthrie, Harry BAB miner, e Camphe HH Bas We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Cemetery Association
Monaey
Harry W. Wilson
Goctestary
John A. Findley
Speed News An 'Irabon
P. Button
B. W. Guthrie
Harry Bab Miner
Caniphe
Harvested a Dig Clop Across Mahoning County Farm
Meed Edward Ritchey of Weet Mahoning township, a practical young farmer, harvested 180 tons of hay from 80 acres and produced large quantities of crops this summer. He also pastures 18 cattle, 66 sheep, 18 hogs, and two horses, with 432 bushels of wheat, 4970 of rye, 650 of oats, 213 of buckwheat, 2000 of clover seed, and other outputs.
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Mahoninge
Edward
Ritchey
Weet Mahoning Township
Main Street paving urged in Homer town needs
The County Times reports Homer residents urge paving of the entire Main Street regardless of cost, arguing it would greatly improve the town’s appearance. Other items note social events, visitors from Clymer and Indiana, business trips, and local industry in Bruchvalley Ambrose and Pilltown areas.
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United Presbyterian
Homer
Main Street
B. J. Miller
H. H. Scott
Harry White
Clymer
G. W. Roof
Indiana
Chas. J. Whey
Maple Street
Dick Howder
Vigit
Luzanne
John Ebey
Archia Weir
T. C. Porter
Wilkinsburg
Porter
W. L. Reed
University of Pittsburg
St. Francis Hospital
Italians Appeal for New Trial in Toler Murder Case
In a Thursday session Fo Ve argued for a hearing on a new trial for the two Italian defendants convicted of the murder of Robert Toler. The argument focused on grounds likely to affect the verdict and potential retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Ve
Robert Toler
PERSONAL BREVITIES AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS IN TOWN
A long column lists residents and visitors returning for voting, including A. A. Mountain Blair Bros lumber operations, W. J. Muckle family moving in, Chicago visitor Alex Thompson with Belle Thompson, and many others. It covers social events at the Normal School, Halloween parties, birthdays, and local gatherings with details on hosts, locations, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mountain
Blair Bros
Somerset County
Taft
W. J. Muckle and
Parkwood
Lewis
West School Street
Alex Thompson
Chicago
Oak Street
Balida
Colo
Rhoda Moore
Kevm
Colorado
W. J. King
John Doney
South Seventh Street
Lock Haven
Williamsport
Storeroom Modernization for Caldwell & Co in Indiana
Indiana Lumber and Supply crews began major alterations at the D M Caldwell & Co building on J M Cunningham Street. The first story height rises to 14 feet with a large new display area. second and third floors are reconfigured into a single display room with plate glass and hardwood interiors. A buff brick front with extended plate glass windows will replace the old facade. rear addition provides firm offices and updated fixtures throughout. A tile floor to be laid at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Caldwell & Co
Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
D .M. Caldwell &Co
J. M. Cunningham
Weddings Of A Week In Dixonville And More
Weddings unfold as Little and Kinter wed at home of the bride’s parents in Dixonville with Rev. Rowland officiating. Nearby, Anderson and Hudson pair tie the knot in Livermore with Rev. Brownlee. Lafayette College honors Rev. George Holmes with a Doctor of Divinity during Founders Day in Baston.
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Little Kinter
Olarance Little
Mina Zoe Kinter
Dixonville
P. W. Kinter
M. L. Rowland
Anderson Hudson
John A. Anderson
Ella M. Hudson
Livermore
J. Day Brownlee
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
George 4. Holmes
Irwin
Methodist Church
This Place
Lafayette College
Baston
New Weekly Rewapaper for Clymer Debuts by Alex Cumming
The newest addition to Clymer will be a weekly Rewapaper to be published by Mr. Alex Cumming. He has long been connected with the Marion Center paper and will helm a publication representing the Disone villa coal field and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Alex Cumming
Marion Genter Fae
Disone Villa
Unclear fragment reports a man injured and amputation
Fragmentary text notes an injury in Mahoning area with an arm amputation between elbow and wrist. It mentions a discharge, a hospital, and a social will to be held at a local house, with reference to Payne Hatte ship. The details are incomplete and names are obscured.
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Sours Mowen
Mahoning
Jaye Bro
Hie Ora Rebaal House
Payne Hatte Ship
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Ing
Hughes
The
New York Tribune
Ohio
Republic
Democrata
Omsha
Neb
Bryan
McKinley
Missouri
Chafin
Bell Telephone Company
Indiana Electric Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Marris
James S.sherman
Oalland Cemetery
Homer Oty
Miss Cramer
Ollie Ferguson
Blairsville
Bruce Hines
Ambrose
Nagine J. McMillen
Johnstown
Pauline McMillen
Charles Moorhead
Rosamoyne
Joseph Kuhn
Mary Lukehart
Denton
Lukehart
Herbert McCall
Grace
Noble McAfool
Deckers Point
Gail Lowman
Samuel Burkett
Alster
Leasure
Near Clymer
Roy Lowman
Altoona
Harry Sebring
Lovejoy
Rae
James Meqoen
Feo
Old Jack
Joseph Burkett
Walker
Mr. Burkett
Pilltown
Edward and
John Blackley
Pbensburg
Magle
Red Bank
Annie Graham
Mieres Sophia
Omma Fonter
Vintondale
Clara Shingler
Milton Hofman
Hofmann
Hallowi HN
Normal School
Middlera
Hamlin B. Cogswell
John ’L. Getty
Ingleside
Hallowe'en
John Oligher
White Township
Genavyieve Myers
Ira A. Myers
Isaac Simpson
Chestnut Street
Shakespeare Club
D. R. Houk
Purchase Line
Houk
G. W. Simpson
Wayne Avenne
R. 8. Simpson
Bellingham
Wash
Simpson
Nora Neal
Josiah Neal
South Bleventh Street
Mathias Carrath
Green Township
Prank Caorath
Greenaburg
Williame
Cockport Jrytheran
Mr. Conrath
Wiel
Progresa
Plarmville Peatonce
New Florence
Pitty
Friends of
Ming May Mabon
Normal
Apulia
Apollo High School Vena
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