Farmers Short Course to Open Up in January
The Indiana farmers short course will be held at Purdue University from June 9 to 14, 1911. Indiana corn growers and state dairy men's associations will hold their annual meetings in conjunction with the course. Prominent speakers and practical instruction in corn and wheat judging, weed seed identification, stock judging, horticulture, dairying, poultry and domestic science will be offered to attendees, with last year drawing over 1,100 farmers. Programs will be printed by Dec 1 and sent on request.
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Lafayette
Ind
Intiana Farmers
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
State Dairy Men’s Association
Slx
Purdue
Unstrung Bow by Elkhart Auditor Batchelor
Franklin Indiana hosts new book The Unstrung Bow by David Batchelor formerly of Franklin now auditor of Elkhart County The Boston publisher markets it as doing for Peru what Lew Wallace did for Mesito The Sun special report notes Batchelor's connection to the town and his Peru setting.
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Franklin
Ind
Press of Sherman
French Ant Company
Boston
David 9. Batchelor
Batchelor
Elkhart County
Peru
South America
Lew Wallace
Fair God
Mesito
Aley Released from Indiana University Faculty
Dr R J Aley state superintendent of public instruction recently elected president of the University of Maine was released from the Indiana University faculty. Prof E F P Morton was also released to head Wake Forest University. Trustees voted to accept the Walter Q Gresham sword offered by heirs.
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Bloomington
Ind
R. J. Aley
University of Maine
Indiana University
E. F P. Morton
Wake Forest University
North Carolina
Walter Q. Gresham
Endeavor Union Opens Twentieth Session in Franklin
The twentieth annual convention of the Indianapolis district Christian Endeavor Union opened in Franklin Indiana on Saturday with strong attendance. Miss Florence B. Latham secretary of the Indiana union delivered the principal address Saturday afternoon.
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Franklin
Ind
Indianapolis District Christian Endeavor Union
Weeky editors are all models at Indiana gathering
A census of the fall meeting of the Indiana associated weeklies in Morgantown shows thirty one editors, with several serving as Sunday school superintendents and church officers. Three smoke tobacco, none use intoxicants, and all are dry voters. The next meeting is set for Indianapolis in December.
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Morgantown
Ind
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Indianapolis
Red Fire and Parade Welcome Honored Red Men
W. Enig, elected grand junior saga pore of the Red Men at Indianapolis, returned home Friday night. A large reception and a parade with red fire and 500 Red Men greeted him. In the Fourth district W. OR. C. Friday elected officers: President Mrs. Mary A. Stewart, Westport. Vice President Mrs. Sarah Appleman, Shelbyville. Secretary Mrs. Cora Underwood, Westport. Treasurer Mrs. Marian White Greensburg.
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Columbus
Ind
W. Enig
Sagapore
Indianapolis
Edinburg
W. OR. C
Mary A. Stewart
Westport
Sarah Appleman
Shelbyville
Cora Underwood
Marian White
Greensburg
Eliza J. Puttenburger
Catherine Williams
Indiana Lake Beep as Any in Ameriga Indiana Lake Beep
Spécial to The Sun from Wabash Indiana October 2 reports Milters Lake also called bottomless was sounded to a depth of 410 feet. The lake covers about ten acres and is fed by springs. Comparisons note Lake Ontario depths to 112 feet and Lake Erie to 204 feet, highlighting Indiana Lake's record depth.
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Wabash, Und
Milters Lake
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Indiana
Bryan visit gives Bryan nickname Teddy O'Brien
In Pittsboro Indiana on October 22 crowds gathered to hear William Jennings Bryan. After the speech, a local child coined the nickname Teddy O'Brien, noting that the schools were closed for his visit and the crowd’s excitement.
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Pittsboro
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Teddy O'Brien
Revival Meetings Fill Churches in Redkey
Two revival meetings are in progress here with Rev. Bulgin of Indianapolis and Rev. Wheeler of Paola, Kansas leading. The churches are filled at every service.
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Redkey
Bulgin
Indianapolis
Wheeler
Paola
Wkas
Auto crank kicks back injures Noblesville man
Charles Michels former saloon keeper of Indianapolis and ex councilman of Noblesville suffered a broken arm when his auto crank kicked back on Friday in Noblesville Indiana.
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Noblesville
Ind
Charles Michels
Indianapolis
Miners scarce at Washington coal mines
Washington tidbits report the mines near the city cannot find enough workers to mine the coal. It is noted that help has been scarce for years, reflecting ongoing labor shortages in the mining industry.
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Washington, Tid
Too Much Przedzinkowski Jaworski and Niespodziany
The west end society correspondent for a South Bend paper resigns after two days of covering the St. Valentine Sociery officers election. Names listed include Przedzinkowski, Jaworski, Tobolski, Dalkowski, Winnik i, Hazinski, Kapalczynski, Bielewski, Kazmierczak and others. The secretary also resigns in a rush.
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South
John Paczeny
I. Niespodaiany
I. Kazmierczak
Extradition Fight Over Indiana Bribery Case
Gov. Marshall grants extradition of J. Kinkelstein indicted in Springfield Illinois for attempted bribery of a road commissioner in sewer pipe sales. Indiana law firms plan to contest as malicious prosecution by rivals. State board recommends refund of 1200 overcharges on sewer pipe to Sullivan County trustees near Terre Haute.
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Sun
Terre Haute
Ind
Gov. Marshall
J. KR. Kinkelstein
Springfield
Sioner
State Board of Indiana Accountants
Finkelstein
Sullivan County
Garfield talks until voice fails at Mitchell Indiana
Despite cold weather a large crowd gathered in Mitchell Indiana on Friday to hear William R Garfield. He had to cut his speech short as his voice failed but urged support for Beveridge and the progressive measures the senator has long advocated.
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R. Garfield
Jie
Beveridge
Plainfield Purchases Firefighting Equipment For Demonstration
Plainfield town board buys two chemical firefighting appliances and plans a downtown street demonstration on Saturday evening, expected to attract residents seeking entertainment and excitement.
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Plainfield
Ind
Odd Fellows Hold Meet in Montezuma Indiana
A joint Odd Fellows meeting for Parke and Vermilion counties was held in Montezuma Indiana with a street parade and a public lecture by Edwin Ferrer of Rushville and A D Miller. Various degrees were exemplified and the session closed Saturday.
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Montezuma
Ind
Odd Fellows
Parke
Vermilion Counties
Edwin Ferrer
Rushville
A. D. Miller
Inventor claims nonpuncture tire in Flora Indiana
Dennis Brown unveils a nonpuncture tire using a fine screen wire and rubber belting placed between the inner tube and outer casing. Recent tests show it successful, signaling a potential advance for tire durability.
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Flora
Ind
Dennis Brown
Taken Home From School In Greencastle
Miss Edna Wallace returned home with her parents Mr. and Mrs W M Wallace of Milton Ind after a suicide attempt with wood alcohol last Monday. Doctors say she will not lose her eyesight.
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Greencastle
Ind
Edna Wallace
W. M. Walllace
Milton
Third Democrat on Ticket May Stick
Columbus Ind Oct 22 Ninth judicial district democrats have placed Peter R Luszter on the ticket for prosecuting attorney He is the third man to have been placed on the ticket for prosecu tor WN B Brandenburg withdrew Oscar R Ewing of Greensburg was inserted without being consulted He is studying at Harvard law school and declined to run when he heard of what had been done Four fingers on the right hand of Harry McKay 17 were mashed off Friday afternoon when caught between the rollers of sorghum mill.
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the Sun
Columbus
Ind
Ninth Judicial District
Peter R. Luszter
WN. B. Brandenburg
Oscar R. Ewing
Greensburg
Harvard Law School
Harry McKay
Italians Robbed and Left Penniless in Andrews
About twenty Italian laborers were dumped from a train at Andrews Indiana on October 22 with no money or means to travel. They paid a countryman four dollars each to secure work, who collected the money and vanished. The situation improved when the railroad promised to remove them from town.
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Andrews
Ind
Detroit
J. H
J. & E. Traction Co
Lafayette & Wabash R. R
Indianapolis
Wabash Station
Lafayette
Editors Will Sell Out Delinquents At Redkey Indiana
Editor Coble of the Redkey Times offers long-delinquent subscription accounts for sale threatening to name more creditors unless paid. He lists two creditors owed $9 and $10 this week and insists on cash, not produce, as winter stocks his cellar.
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The
Sun
Redkey
Ind
Coble
Redkey Times
Beverage? Beverages? Beveridge rally stirs South Bend crowd
Frederick Landis energized Beveridge supporters in a South Bend speech on Friday, sparking the campaign's first real chorus of enthusiasm before a large audience.
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South Bend
Ind
Frederick Landis
Beveridge
Landis
Good Hunting Expected in Rushville on Opening Day
Rushville Indiana residents anticipate strong hunting on November 10 as the season opens with plentiful quail and abundant rabbits reported locally.
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Rushville
Ind
W C T U Indiana convention closes in Ft Wayne to large turnout
The thirty seventh annual W C T U convention in Indiana wrapped up in Ft Wayne last Tuesday with 459 delegates in attendance. The event showcased strong support for statewide prohibition and notable figures including Mrs S R Artman and Dr Martha E Keller elected to national convention roles.
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Wosn’s Christian Temperance Union of
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Old
Wayne
S. R. Artman
Martha Eo. Keller
Wer
Baltimore
Della Brown
Marion County
Martha E. Keller
Ogle
Virginia Smith
Brookside Avenue
K. Artman
Luella McWhirter
J. Martha E. Keller
Haajil Place Methodist Church
Louise Buresett
Lodo
Ind
Lombard, Jr
Lexington Avenue
J.W. Saucer
J. R. Henry
S.A. Swain
Swain -Wae
King George Keeps Vigil At Prince Francis Teck Deathbed
London Oct 22 Prince Francis of Teck brother of Queen Mary died Saturday after pleurisy and recent operations. King George and Queen Mary stayed with the sick man through the night until exhaustion, cancelled a Wood Norton visit, and urged physicians to save his life before dying with Duchess of Teck and Prince and Princess Alexandra present. Duke of Teck also seriously ill.
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London
Prince Francis of
Teck
Mary
England
King George
Queen Mary
George
Wood Norton
Worcestershire
Manuel of Portugal
Moller
Amelie
Hanly Says Joints Thrive In City Speech
In Crawfordsville Indiana J Frank Hanly declared that only God and Mayor Shank know how many illicit joints exist in Indianapolis. He argued illicit joints are not most numerous in dry territory and urged voters to back candidates who will protect the country option law.
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God
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Shank
Thief Robs Recluse of 150000 in Notes and CDs
Detectives search Los Angeles for a thief who robbed 75 year old W. B. Hazleton of 150000 in notes and certificates of deposit. Hazleton kept papers in a dresser drawer box because he distrusted banks and safe deposit boxes.
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Los Angeles
W. B. Hazleton
Hazleton
Pumpkins Grow 23 On One Vine In Indiana Garden
Uncle Jake Trinkle claims a garden vine in Orleans Indiana bears twenty three fully developed pumpkins. He challenges doubters to visit and see the fruit firsthand.
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Orleans
Ind
Jake Trinkle
Sarsatabs Offered As Blood Purifier And Revitalizer
An advertisement promotes a blood purifying product that enriches and revitalizes the bloodstream. It is available in liquid form or as chocolate coated tablets named Sarsatabs.
Cross Ram Finds Trousers Seat In Kokomo Report
In Kokomo Indiana on October 22 a cross ram located the seat of Supervisor Cyrus Lee's trousers as he carried a bucket of milk. He sustained only minor injuries and the investigation into charges against Patrolmen Miller and Stevens yielded nothing actionable. Police commissioners exonerated the officers amid ongoing complaints from Windfall residents and noted a crackdown on boys escaping from windows. Delegates to a layman's missionary convention were sent from Windfall and Thomas N Honan canceled a speaking date opposition to former Gov Hauly.
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Kokomo
Ind
Cyrus Lee
Lee
Miller
Stevens
Thomas N. Honan
Hauly
Indianapolis man loses verdict in auto death suit
Martinsville Ind Oct 22 A verdict for Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern traction company was returned by a jury here Friday John Sloan sued for the death of his son who died two years ago when a car ran into his automobile in Indianapolis The case concluded with the company held not liable.
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Terre Haure, Indianapolis & Hastern Traction Company
John Sloan
Indianapolis
Candidates Keep Out of Factories During Campaigns
Dunkirk Indiana October 22. Glass factory owners order candidates not to enter plants claiming campaign activity costs workers time and productivity.
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Dunkirk
Ind
Ares
Arrests follow campus disruption at Wabash College
Special to The Sen Crawfordsville Ind reports upperclassmen R Markley and J Tobin were arrested Friday on charges tied to an incident involving freshman Rosy Herron. The event arose from a regulation that contradicted orders from upperclass men.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
R. Markley
J. WY. Tobin
Cisae
Herron
Gaffney Testifies at Bribe Hearing in Albany Inquiry
James E. Gaffney, associate of Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall, testified before a legislative committee probing a $500,000 fund to throttle racing bills in Albany in 1908. He denied ex-State Senator Frank J. Gardner’s claim that he handled $125,000, calling Gardner a liar.
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New York
James E. Gaffney
Charles F.murphy
Tammany Hall
Albany
Gaffney
Frank J. Gardner
Brooklyn
Elder
Gardner
Pennsylvania begins $100000 station project in Hartford City
The Pennsylvania Railroad started construction of a station with freight and coaling facilities in Hartford City Indiana on October 22, the project valued at 100000 dollars. Construction signals expansion of rail service and facilities in the area. Local officials anticipate improved rail access and economic benefits from the project.
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Hartford City
Ind
Pennsylvania
Time and Figure How Your Income Goes
Guidance on budgeting by tracking small daily expenditures. It warns that many items are unnecessary and that nickels and dimes add up to dollars, which must be saved or deposited regularly to maintain finances.
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Agri
Elkhart
DR. Aley
State College
Endeavor Union
Indiana Lake
Ameriga
Bryan
Society
Garfield
Plainfield 10
National Biscuit. Company
Uneeda
W.C
Prince Francis of Teck
Hanly
Dennsylvania
Louisville
India
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Madison
Cross Ram
Otto Zehner
Belle Stoddard
Windfall
Martinsville
F. Fisher
Roanoke
Itl
DR. Metzler
East Ohio Street
Vulcan
Indianapolis Gas CO
Itosy
Strong Company
Indiana Trust Co
Home For Savings
VIA
L. E
W. R.R
Michigan City
Plymouth
Rochester
Union Station
Maizahosetts Ave
Cleveland
Central Lines
Washington
H. R. Daly
Vincennes
Aelaers Nural Links
Cincinnati
Bloomingdale and
Connersville
H.G
Lexander,p. P
Tro
Mich
Indiaa Union Traction C
Wabash Railroad Co
U. T
Wabash
Penu
Newcastle
Toledo
Atkins
Krei
Aettrai “Yeguidr
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