VOTING PLACES SELECTED SUIT BROWN EXACTLY
Democratic Chairman Ernest T. Brown and allies tout a gum shoe policy in polling place selection for primaries. Commissioners published a list with 91 of Brown’s 185 names adopted. Brown’s counter list rejected. final plan uses the commissioners’ list with precincts and addresses across wards and townships.
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Receiver Named for Norris Rowe Circus
Andrew Donaldson, son of the Donaldson Lithographing Company of Cincinnati, was appointed receiver for the Norris Rowe circus property stored at Hagenbeck Wallace winter quarters east of Peru Indiana. H B Rowe and Walter Bhannon admit debt to plaintiffs totaling 38600 dollars.
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Lion mauls circus trainer during Evansville show
In Evansville Indiana on May 183 an animal trainer Winton J Soffern with Ringling Brothers Circus was mauled by a lion during a night performance. A powder flash to frighten the animals saved his life as he entered the cage to lead a lion and lioness through an act. The male lion suddenly pounced without warning.
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Elmdale Church Burns Destroying Local Baptists
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Baptist church in Elmdale Indiana on Thursday causing about 2500 dollars in damages. Fire officials investigated the blaze as residents watched the structure burn.
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One Hundred All-Wool Fabrics From Local Mills
Special for Saturday offers one hundred styles of gray and blue all-wool fabrics made to order for suit or overcoat priced at 812.75. Local tailors quote 25.00 for certain garments. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington St. advertise these options.
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Blast injures five in Indiana town at dynamite plant
An explosion at the Casparis Stone company powder house in Trimmer near Logansport injured five laborers camping in cars by a lime quarry. The blast shattered windows six miles away, knocked people from seats, and blew down a communication wire to Trimmer. Five tons of dynamite in storage near the scene did not ignite. The Casparis plant employs about 500 laborers, mainly Italians and African Americans.
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Marshall Orator of Day at Auburn
Gov. Marshall will be the day's orator in Auburn as the Eckhart Public Library cornerstone is laid. The May 18 ceremony marks a first for the state with the library gift from Charles Eckhart. Gov and Mrs Marshall will be hosted by local couples and return Sunday via Fort Wayne and Columbia City.
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Train Kills Two Men In Gary Indiana
Gary Indiana May 13 Two laborers Steve Varga and Matt Varouvich were struck and killed instantly by a westbound Pennsylvania passenger train. The engineer said he saw them and blew his whistle but they could not move out of the way.
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Ninth district delegates to meet in Lebanon
Kokomo Indiana May 18 delegates to the Ninth district convention to elect at Saturday meeting. Most observers expect support to go to Judge B. F. Harness with little chance for rival candidates.
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Much Obliged Says Hyland I Wanted Him
Evansville May 13 Detectives brought in Jacob Buebl of Indianapolis wanted for larceny during a police cooperation meeting between Indianapolis Chief Martin Hyland and Evansville Chief Puss Ossenberg. Buebl was a bookkeeper for Blue Valley Creamery and allegedly embezzled funds.
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Tramp Offers Wooden Leg to Pay Fine in Indiana
Joseph Murphey, a tramp, was arrested for drunkenness in Gary and fined five dollars plus costs by Judge Mayo. He unscrewed his wooden leg and offered it in payment, then pleaded for mercy. The judge told him to reattach the leg and gave him money to leave town.
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Dog mothers adopt groundhog in farm scene near Columbus
On the Thomas Brand farm near Columbus Indiana a dog mothered a young groundhog adopted into a litter of pups. The dog treated the groundhog as her own offspring, showing unexpected maternal instinct and happiness among the animals on the farm.
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County officers refused pay over tax work dispute
Crawfordsville Ind May 13 On advice of F P Mount city attorney and Republican nominee for attorney general the city council refused to pay Bennett B Engle county auditor and Richard Allen county treasurer 300 each for services in making out tax duplicates and collecting taxes
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Purdue Arranges Commencement Schedule
Lafayette Indiana May 13 The Purdue commencement program lists events from June 4 to June 8. Features include a baseball game Purdue versus Milliken, baccalaureate address by Rev. C. Patton of Ann Arbor, a vesper service, band concert, senior dramatics The Romancers, Sigma Xi meeting, Alumni Association annual meeting, faculty reception, graduating exercises abstracts of theses and degree conferment with Robert Judson Aley addressing the audience and a senior banquet.
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Commencement Week Set for June 10 to 15
Crawfordsville Ind May 13 An announcement is made of the commence- ment week events with ceremonies planned from June 10 through June 15 at the local college. The posting notes speakers and schedule details for graduates and guests during the week.
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Skin Troubles in the Household Promoted Poslam Cure
Household skin troubles like pimples herpes rash and dandruff are urged to use Poslam for quick relief and permanent cure. The ad promises rapid results and offers a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City, with Poslam available at H. J. Huders and Weber Drug Co in two sizes.
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