City Clerk Gets Pay Increase as City Attorney Salary Drops
Knightstown council raises City Clerk Charles M. Butler to 150 dollars per year starting next fiscal year for improved bookkeeping. City Attorney F. J. Newby appointed to replace his father. position salary cut from 100 to 50 dollars annually. Portions of Franklin street grading and sewer work approved. Claims totaling 103.06 allowed. Barnum and Bailey abandon circus parade in Munice Indiana opting for free acts on grounds before shows.
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Charles M. Butler
Knightstown
F. J. Newby
Franklin Street
Warrick
Franklin
Morgan Street
Barnum & Bailey
Ecole
Muncie
Ind
Jane Rh
Uniformed orders and memorial services dominate Greensburg news
Rebekah Lodge elected officers with Mrs Low Fouch as noble grand and Mrs George Boone as worthy grand. Memorial services drew Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias, and Odd Fellows from several towns. A Rushville Knight Templar commandery formed. livery business changes unfold in Greensburg as Henry Walthen takes over.
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Rebekah Lodge
N.G
Low Fouch
W. G
George Boone
Chas. Walling
Canton
Lewieville
Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty
Wsiform Bank
Knighte of
Pythias
Ruebhville
Red Men
Knights of Pythiae
Odd Fellows
Modern Woodmen
Conneraville
Knightstown
Hicks June Weather Predictions Describe Recurrent Storm Cycles
The forecast outlines multiple storm periods in June with central dates from the 6th to the 28th. It warns of increasing cloudiness, rains, thunder storms, and high electrical activity, peaking mid month with strong heat and humidity, then continuing into late June and into July.
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Hicks
Francis Thomas of Dunpreith gravely ill at Spice Land sanitarium
A long list of regional happenings across three Indiana counties covers Francis Thomas’s grave illness at Spice Land sanitarium amid local ties. Reports include hail damage in Rushville, legal bills in Greenfield, estate disputes over Dinwiddie’s heirs, and public notices on fairs, churches, and transportation specials.
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Francis Thomas
Dunpreith
Indiana
Spiceland
Rushville
Interurban and City Trolley News From Indiana
Reports describe changes to streetcar time, addition of two new cars, and open cars used on the Richmond interurban line. Newcastle and Indianapolis plans include franchise disputes over paving shares and possible Newcastle to Anderson to Richmond through service. A court reversal affects a $1800 verdict against the Indianapolis and Eastern Railway, and a shift to gasoline motor power may cut line construction and operating costs.
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Newcastle Tribune
Union Traction Company
Anderson
Newcastle
Richmond
Dunreith
Sanford Bennett
Frankfort
Bennett
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Munich
Germany
Lo & C
John Barnes
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway Company
Noblesville
Nameless Creek
Range Line Road
Greenfield
Donald Deem Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Donald Deem comes home Sunday from Furdué where he studied the past winter to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs T. B. Deem.
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Donald Deem
Furdué
T. B._Deem
Organ smashing foe faces indictment in religious scene
Ex um White, a wealthy farmer and Friends church deacon near Newcastle Indiana, is indicted for disturbing a religious meeting. He previously disrupted services by singing aloud while others prayed and has refused to desist, after being ousted from the church. He was arrested and posted bond.
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Newcastle
Ind
Exum White
Friends Church
Here
White
Bond
Extraordinary sermon denounces anarchy and strikes
Rev. T. M. Guild of Marron preaches Sunday sermon attacking anarchy and degenerate customs. He warns against wage-earner strikes harming society and defending the principles on which the republic was founded. He asserts individuals may act for personal preference but not to burden neighbors or undermine law and institutions.
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T. M. Guild
Methodiet
Marron
Guild
D. H. Guild
Repub
Greenfield Defeats Danville Browns at Spring Lake Park
In a Sunday game at Spring Lake Park Greenfield shut out the visiting Danville Browns 2 to 0. Fender pitched well for Greenfield with sturdy defense as only one Brown reached second. Next Sunday Lebanon, led by Bob Berryhill, visits Spring Lake Park after beating Frankfort in a long game. Mrs. Devideon of Rushville visits relatives.
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Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
Danville “Browns
Fender
Almet
Brown
Lebanon
Bob Berryhill
Spring Lake
Frankfort
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E. E. Moore
Connersville
Fayette
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Moore
Hoosier Cyclopedia
State of
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Wilkincon
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Henry County
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Hancock County
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Main Street
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Woman's Relief Corps Dept. of
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Foresters Modern Woodmen of America
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