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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

Foolish Names Prompt Census Tampering In Indiana

Terre Haute, Ind on June 10 reports that census enumerator Samuel J Wilton contends padding of the Terre Haute census recount stemmed from ridiculous names. Orin Whoever, Campisckemouthegob, Sparrow, Windmill, Boozenhagen, McMikul schiski, Holybutton, and other absurd labels like E. Summer and L. Spring were cited, suggesting possible further serious action.

Terre Haute Ind Samuel J. Wilton Terre ‘Haute Orin Sam Campisckemouthegob A. Sparrow Windmill P. Boozenhagen Mac McMikulschiski Holy

Sheriff Refuses Kidnap Plan By Woman In Indiana

Special to The Sun reports at Huntington Indiana on June 10 a woman named Wirt sought help from the police chief and the sheriff to seize her children in Roanoke by a faction there. The chief warned his badge would be mocked and the sheriff demanded proper papers before any kidnapping. The woman called them dolts and claimed she would obtain the papers herself after saying she was divorced.

Huntington Ind Wirt Roanoke

Hen Lays Egg on Courtroom Floor at Bloomington

Special to The Sun reports a Plymouth Rock hen escaped a nearby grocery and climbed three flights of marble stairs to lay an egg on the courtroom floor in Bloomington Indiana. Sandy Cardwell and Charles Rouite witnessed the incident as the hen made the deposit on the prairie floor near the gallery.

Bloomington Ind Sandy Cardwell Charles

Wabash Red Men Honor Dead Indians at Memoriader

The Wabash tribe of Red Men plans Memoriader services Sunday in Wabash Indiana with Judge Eliott or Anderson delivering the oration. Lodges from across Indiana will be invited to participate. Also notes swimming lessons for all ages and a Turkish baths feature by Hugo Fischer in the Basement Indiana Pythian building.

Wabash Wabash, Ind Judge Eliott Anderson Indiana Hugo Fischer Indiana Pythian Building

Prosser Formerly of Madison County Dies on Train

Reese H. Prosser once a famed tenor with Al G. Fields minstrels, formerly from Madison County near Alexandria, was found dead in a Great Northern train drawing room. Coroner’s verdict cites gunshot wounds as the cause. His death involves his former wife Vera Prosser of Libby Montana amid jealousy and a possible reconciliation attempt.

Anderson Ind Reese H. Prosser al G. Fields Minstrels Vera Prosser Libby Mont Madison County Alexandria al G. Fields Fields Prosser Great Northern

Washington township Democrats oppose J Frank Hanly for Boone county seat

Special to The Sun from Lebanon Indiana on June 10 1920 Washington township Democrats prepared for the county convention tomorrow adopted resolutions stating they will not knowingly support a traitor to represent Boone county in the legislature No J Frank Hanly Democrat need apply Henry Licks Boone county representative who voted for county option was among the few Democrats to back it

Lebanon Ind Washington Township Boone County J. Frank Hanly Henry Licks

Captain Price to Direct Purdue Cadet Corps

Captain Harrison Price of the Second Infantry has been appointed commandant of the Purdue cadet corps and professor of military science and tactics. He arrives June 1 to succeed Captain Benjamin Watkins, who retires after receiving a gold watch from the cadets. The Purdue corps numbers about 1,000 cadets.

Lafayette Harrison Price Second Infantry Mr. Thomas Wkr Turdue University University Senjamin HH. Watkins Purdue Watkins

Two Families Drink Heavily in Muncie

In Muncie Indiana investigators report several local families receive beer and whisky in large quantities with two cases of beer daily and two barrels of whisky weekly. The committee suspects desuetude as a cause and promises sensational findings once released alongside a June special offer for all wool suits at 10.75 from J. Singer & Sons at 43 W Washington St.

Muncie Ind Indiag

Helps Girls Win Strike Helps Girls Win Strike

John A. Dyche leads the Ladies Garment Workers union at its tenth international convention in Berkley hall New York. Delegates from across the country attend representing 30 000 members, a rise from 5 000 last year due to the shirt waist makers strikes in New York and Philadelphia. Dyche helped guide the victory and leadership during the labor action.

New York John A. Dyche Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Berkley Hall Philadelphia Dyche

St Joseph County GOP Convention in South Bend Saturday

South Bend on June 10. The Republican convention of St. Joseph county will be held Saturday afternoon with State Chairman Lee and several state office candidates in attendance. The convention will consist of 36 delegates and there is a lively scramble for nearly every ticket position.

South Bend Ind St. Joseph County Lee

Parke County Man Nominated for Joint Senator

Wm. B. Collings of Parke county was nominated Thursday as Democratic candidate for joint senator from Montgomery and Parke counties in a convention at Waveland Indiana.

Parke County Crawfordsville Ind W.wm. B. Collings L[hursday Montgomery Parke Counties Waveland

Crows Devastate Chickens and Corn Across Franklin

Franklin Ind June 10 Farmers and countrymen report an unusual influx of crows harming young corn and small chickens, elevating concern among local growers about crop and poultry losses.

Franklin Ind

Woodmen hold carnival after street denial in Wabash

The Modern Woodmen plan a June 13 to 18 carnival in Wabash Indiana after the city council refused street access. They have leased a vacant lot for the event while delayed buyers flock to a late sale offering all wool suits made to order for 10.75 dollars from S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington St.

J. Singer & Sons W. Washington Wabash. Ind S. J. Singer & Sons Washington St

Department store uniforms surprise Washington shoppers

Washington shoppers see Neal and Lelkridge employees in uniform dress on June 10. The crew wore brown trousers, Elite shirts, white collars, and black ties, highlighting a new corporate styling innovation at the Indiana stores.

Washington

Cupid's game fails to score love all

In Laporte court Latitia Love sues for divorce from Alonzo Treve alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple have been married 380 years according to the filing.

Laporte End Love Awe Lick of Love Laporté Latitia Love Sigsnist Alonzo Treve

Call of the West lures boy reader in Columbus

Martin Scheidt aged 16 disappeared after being drawn by wild west stories and is now said to be heading to California with no money. Relatives make every effort to locate him.

Call OF the West Lures Boy Reader Columbus Ind Martin Scheidt California

Crow's call for help at Greentown traction station blaze

In Roromo Indiana on Thursday a crow shut in the baggage room of the Greentown traction station shouted loudly as flames grew. The bird's intelligence failed to bring a rescuer, and the station was destroyed.

Roromo Ind Greentown

Long-Serving Workman Suffered Left Hand Laceration

John A. Cothrell of Union township Kokomo Indiana, after a quarter century without an accident, lost his left hand to a sawing incident. The report notes a two piece suit made to order for 10.75 dollars by Singer & Sons at 48 West Washington Street, as part of brief local notices.

Kokomo Ind John A. Cothrell Union Township Nainsock UNION Earl & Wilson

Fifteen Persons Bitten by Dogs in Latavytte Indiana

Special to The Sun Latayette Indiana reports an outbreak of rabies with fifteen people receiving treatment after a dog bit them on the hands and body. Authorities have killed scores of dogs, and one dog was found to be rabid.

Latavyette Ind

Mor risey finds soberness cheaper in Muncie

Charles Morrissey from St. Louis told police in Muncie Indiana on June 10 that staying sober is cheaper than drinking after arriving on a Pullman train intoxicated. He had recently served a jail sentence and claimed sobriety saves money while spending freely before his release.

Muncie Ind Charles Morrisey St. Louis

Dobbin Chokes On Oats After Whip Incident

In Portland Indiana on June 10 Bert Kimble’s horse Dobbin gulped extra oats and choked. Neighbor Frank Bush used a whip to force the oats down but the horse bit off the whip end. Dr. J M Miller from Ft Recovery removed the obstruction.

Portland Ind Old Dobbin Bert Kimble Dobbin Frank Bush J. M. Miller Ft. Recovery

Racing Fire Auto Hits Bicycle Rider in Columbus

In Columbus Indiana on June 10 John Pruitt aged five was fatally struck by a car driven by Warren Harrell who was speeding from a garage. An electric coupe owned by Joseph I. Irwin and driven by Mrs Hugh T Miller caught fire prompting a call to nearby firemen for assistance. Harrell, a garage employee, reportedly applied two extinguishers in a moving car as the collision occurred.

Columbus Ind John Pruitt Warren Harrell Joseph I. Irwin Hugh T. Miller Earze Mediam Harrell Pruitt

Local Coffee Ads Offer Bargains in Basement Display

A compact ad notes 25c for 40¢ Tea Room blend coffee and 2 for 3c M. and J. coffee. The basement display is located in the southwest area, signaling trimmed prices and bulk deals for shoppers.

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