Funeral in Washington Indiana for Rev John W Doyle
A five minute city wide pause marks the funeral of Rev. John W. Doyle who died Friday from a stroke. Attending will be Bishop Chartrand and bishops from Louisville and Cincinnati with about 150 visiting priests.
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Washington
Ind
John W. Doyle
Winds
Ohio
Andiana
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Chartrand
Austriary
Dennis ‘O'Donaghue
Louisville
Moeller
Cincinnati
O'Donaghue
Columbus
Father Doyle
Mary Doyle
North Pine Street
Montreal
Canada
French Academy
Vincennes
Doyle
St. Mary's Church
Morgane County
St. Simon's Church
Rome
Bishopa’ Council
Church Insurance Society
Clergy Relief Society
Earlham President to Inspect Schools
Earlham college President Robert J. Keily will inspect high schools in Delaware and Randolph counties this week. Thomas R. White, Earlham graduate, attends Bryn Mawr College anniversary as Earlham delegate October 21 and 22. The senior class elected Homer Morris of Fairmount president and the freshmen chose Claburn Jones of Chicago.
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Richmond
Ind
Robert J. Keily
Earlham College
Delaware
Randolph Counties
Thomas R. White
Earlham
Bryn Mawr College
Homer Morris
Fairmount
Claburn Jones
Chicago
Relief Corps Holds Big Meeting in Oblesville
Special to The Sun. Women’s Relief Corps of the Ninth Indiana district will meet in Oblesville on Wednesday with about two hundred delegates from Marion Hamilton Clinton Tipton Montgomery and Boone counties expected to attend. William Stewart a local farmer is dying from blood poisoning after dental extractions.
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Women's Relief Corps
Ninth
Indiana
Marion
Hamilton
Clinton
Tipton
Montgomery
Boone
William Stewart
Senator Shively Speaks on Tariff in Indiana Farm Tour
In Bazil Indiana on October 11 Senator Shively delivered a tariff discussion to a well attended audience. He spoke amid corn stalks and ears of corn surrounding the platform, highlighting his favored tariff policies.
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Bazil
Ind
Shively
Kern Demands Answers from Beveridge in Worthington
In Worthington, Indiana, on October 11, John W. Kern challenged Senator Beveridge with questions about Roosevelt’s reform stance, pension policies, campaign contributions publicity, and party endorsements, accusing Beveridge of looking down on party figures.
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Worthington
Ind
John W. Kern
Beveridge
Roosevelt
New York State
Taylor replies to Marshall in Vigo county rally
William L. Taylor opened the Vigo county Republican campaign in Terre Haute urging re election of Senator Beveridge and support for L Frank Tilley for Congress. He argued for a protective tariff rather than an extortionate one and countered Governor Marshall's Indianapolis speech attacking protection.
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Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Willian L. Taylor
Vigo County
Beveridge
L. Frank Tilley
Congress
Marshall
Indianapolis
Garibaldi's Granddaughter to Speak in Lafayette
Senorita Italia Garibaldi granddaughter of the Italian patriot will address the Northwestern branch of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church Monday. The forty first annual session began in Lafayette with about 700 delegates present.
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Lafayette
Ind
Italia Garibaldi
Northwestern
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Griffiths political card incident shocks Indiana voters
Huntington Ind Oct 11 Charles Griffith a Democratic candidate for county clerk handed a farmer a campaign card after stopping his car to help and then swerved through a flock of chickens injuring several. He said Gouged realizing the armor would sue for expenses.
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Huntington
Ind
Charles Griffith
Griffith
Grieved mother dog adopts pig at Bedford farm
At a Bedford farm on Saturday Charles Spudling kissed four of his old mother dog pups. A German neighbor gave him a tiny pig the same day. The mother dog, grieving her lost litter, adopted the pig and the animal is thriving on dog milk.
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Bedford
Ind
Charles Spudlding
Farmer Robbed Near Lone Tree By Footpads
Walter English a wealthy farmer and stock dealer was held up and robbed of 1500 near Lone Tree eight miles west of Worthington Indiana Monday night. The robbers appeared to be Italians and the incident was reported as special to The Law.
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Worthington, Ind
Walter English
Lone Tree
Here
Protected Home Circle Meets in Kokomo Indiana
The fifth biennial session of the Grand Circle of Indiana of the Protected Home Circle, a fraternal insurance order, is in session in Kokomo Indiana on October 11.
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Kokomo
Ind
Grand Circle of
Indiana
Protected Home Circle
Young's Money Burns In House Fire
Daniel Young, a savings bank convert, lost $200 in a house fire at his Anderson residence on Monday. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents watched the money reportedly burned in the chaos.
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Yyoung
Anderson, Ind
Daniel Young
Savings Bank
J. Monday Young
Pioneer Dies in Kokomo Fallout Over $43 Claim
A brief notice from Kokomo reports a pioneer dies amid a dispute over a $43 claim. Authorities say the case involves a local land transfer and family representatives seeking settlement.
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Nue
Kokomo
Mitchell men in jail after knife attack death in Bedford
Bedford Indiana October 11 Glenn Woodward 20 of Mitchell is jailed and Dick Burton 20 of Mitchell is dying at home from eleven knife wounds inflicted by Woodward Monday night Both men had pursued a young lady in Mitchell. Burton is said to have waited for Woodward and followed him home when he called. The attack left Burton near death.
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Bedford
Ind
Glenn Woodward
Mitchell
Dick Burton
Woodward
Burton
Greencastle Boy Injured in High School Football Game
Greencastle Indiana October 11 Morris Sharp a Greencastle high school player was hurt Saturday during the game with Worthington. He was not brought home until Sunday. Gordon Woyahn a DePauw University student was injured Saturday in a class scrap and remains under a physician's care.
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DePauw
Greencastle
Ind
Morris Sharp
Greencastle High School
Worthington
Gordon Woyahn
Kern and Lamb ask much but get little divorce action
Kokomo Indiana October 11 Judge Kirk Patrick allowed Mrs Laura Appersons attorneys 150 for the trial of her divorce case against Edgar Apperson John W Kern and John E Lamb were among the attorneys who asked 5000
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Kern
Lamb
Kokomo
Ind
Kirkpatrick
Laura Apperson
Edgar Apperson
John W. Kern
John E. Lamb
Settlement in Kingsland wreck claims announced
Bluffton Indiana October 11 settlement of many claims against St Wayne and Wabash Valley traction company for the Kingsland wreck has been agreed. Mrs Rachel Bowerman receives 4000 for the death of her husband William E Bowerman a prominent farmer west of Bluffton and a Liberty Center bank director. The court has confirmed the settlement. A similar amount will be paid Mrs O P Zimmer.
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St. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Kingsland
Rachel Bowerman
William E. Bowerman
Bluffton
Liberty Center Bank
O. P. Zimmer
Piques Curiosity and Boosts Sale at Yorktown Ticket Office
Mrs. Dora Warfel, a Yorktown ticket agent for the Indiana Union Traction Co., raised income via a courteous sign promising an interesting feature for ticket buyers. Patrons now flock to the window after she explained the feature to those who asked.
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Sun
Muncie
Ind
Dora Warfel
Yorktown
Indiana Union Traction Company
New Telegraph System Planned For Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana October 31 Cross arms insulators and wire stored at multiple L B W stations for a near term installation of a new telephone system to operate along with telegraph lines The plan allows several messages at once conference of three persons over the wires and isolated messages when needed
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Hartford City
Ind
Husband beats wife over misplaced fork in Indiana
Special to The San records an incident in FT Wayne Indiana on October 11 where Mrs Louis Sibart was beaten by her husband for placing the knife and fork on the wrong side of the plate. The expense was five dollars and costs.
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San
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Louis Sibart
Louie
New Lights Turn Small Town into Metro Look
In Ind, on October 11, the town installed acetylene street lights and activated them Monday night. The new lighting made the town appear metropolitan with a watch face readable from half a block away.
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Ind
Boys Suffer Falls in WV Event at Albion
In Albion Indiana on October 11 Merl Herenden of West Virginia rode Glenn Wyrick’s motorcycle when the handle bars failed and Wyrick’s wheel was thrown. Monda suffered a broken collarbone and Bon Wyrick boy sustained a sprained wrist.
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Albion
Ind
Merl
Herenden
Glenn
Wyrick
Monda
Bon
Costly Celebration After Acquittal In Rushville
Greeley Ferguson celebrated his acquittal on a blind tiger charge by spending 35 dollars. The court returned four quarts of whisky seized, and Ferguson pledged to a corn juice retainer. Rushville hosts a weekend set of political events and a Rushville horse show hires a judge.
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Blind Tiger
Greeley
Rushville
Ind
Greeley Ferguson
Cream and mud mix in car collision at Buena Vista
In Buena Vista Indiana on October 11 Jerry Willis driving a cream wagon was struck by an Indiana union traction car. Cream and mud marked the scene as the wagon was demolished and milk cans were blown open. Willis suffered four stitches for injuries.
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Buena Vista
Ind
Jerry Willis
Crernut
Indiana Union Traction
Willis
Dunsmore Throws Box Through Window During Disruptive Incident
Walter Dunsmore returned to 620 East Wabash street rooming house and, after being refused entry, picked up a box and threw it through the window. Bicycle Policemen Simon and Rademacher charged Dunsmore with drunkenness.
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Walter Dunsmore
East Wabash Street
Dunsmore
Simon and
Rademacher
Maria Leftwick Reaches Her One Hundredth Birthday
Mrs. Maria Leftwick of New Paris Ohio celebrated her hundredth birthday in Richmond Indiana. Confined to bed by ill health she sat up to greet a few friends. Born in Switzerland she has lived in the United States for five years.
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Richmond
Ind
Maria Leftwick
New Paris
Switzerland
May Music Festival Authorized by Richmond Club
The Richmond Commercial club approved a May music festival and authorized Prof. Will Darhart to proceed with the arrangements at a Monday night meeting.
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Richmond
Ind
Commercial Club
Will Darhart
Man Sentenced for Forging Checks
Charles E. Rose, 25, was sentenced to prison in Jeffersonville for forging checks in Bloomington and Indianapolis. He pleaded guilty after being arrested in Indianapolis. he gave Indianapolis as his home.
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the Sun
Bloomington
Ind
Charles E. Rose
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Rose
Crawfordsville Stores Crowned Cleanest in State
W G Swank reports Federal Inspector Ketcham found Crawfordsville grocery stores the cleanest in the state marking a notable health standard achievement by local shops and inspectors.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
W. G. Swank
Ketcham
A Doctor Praises Postum Over Coffee For Health
A lady physician writes that eight years ago she switched from coffee to Postum to avoid sleepless nights and nervousness. She notes Postum tastes good with cream, improves sleep, aids weight gain, and she encourages others to try it for similar benefits. The letter is presented as genuine reader testimony.
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Kentucky
Wellville
Parents Kidnap Daughter in Indiana Abduction
In Greencastle Indiana Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Connersville abducted their six year old daughter Flossie from Mrs Joseph Fry an aunt on Monday. The child was taken by interurban en route to school. Fry says she had adopted the girl though not legally and had cared for her ten months.
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Greencastle
Ind
Harry Brown
Connersville
Flossie
Joseph Fry
Quarrel Ends With Long Sentence In Indiana
Thomas Angle was sentenced to two to fourteen years in Jeffersonville by Judge Mason after a verdict of assault with intent to kill Volney Caldwell. The men quarreled over a line fence and Angle shot Caldwell. Caldwell was a recurring figure in local Bryan campaign stories, claiming maple shade trees would be paid for when Bryan or Kern were elected.
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Greenfield
Ind
Thognas
Angle
Jeffersonville
Mason
Volney Caldwell
Caldwell
Bryan
Kern
United States
Rose Poly technic graduate to wed in New York
Ralph Blanchard a Rose Polytechnic graduate now living in London has returned to New York and will wed Miss Marjorie Bowes whom he met in Europe on October 17 in New York City.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ralph Blanchard
Rose Polytechnic
London
New York
Marjorie Bowes
Europe
Rain Drags Richmond Fall Festival Into Deficit
The Richmond fall festival runs a deficit of about 2500 dollars ruinously aided by rain. Secretary Reller cites poor weather as the principal cause of the shortfall.
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Richmond
Ind
Reller
Chicago Charges Road Conspiracy
The Chicago Board of Trade filed a formal complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging seventy eight railroads in the Chicago to Atlantic belt conspire to restrain waterborne grain transport from Buffalo to New York City. The petition says carrier ownership blocks through rail and lake routes, with fake rates harming Chicago grain dealers and favoring nonwater markets.
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Oct
Chicago
Atlantic Coast
Take Points
Buffalo
N. Y
New York City
Chicago Board of Trade
Interstate Commercce Commission
New York
Seaboard
Franklin man dies after shooting self in suspected accident
In Franklin Indiana on October 11 Jasper Jor aged 53 pointed a shotgun at his own chest and fired dying instantly. Officials say the death appears self inflicted in a moment of melancholy over his daughter’s situation.
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Franklin
Ind
Jasper Jor
Home remedy promises instant cough relief fresh from Pinex
An inexpensive cough remedy combines granulated sugar with warm water and 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle to create a soothing syrup. The formula claims quick relief within 24 hours, supports appetite, acts as a mild laxative, and is marketed with a satisfaction guarantee and availability through pharmacists or direct from Pinex in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
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