Wilkinson Man Shot to Kill at Wilkinson Bar
Logan Thompson, a Wilkinson bartender, shot cashier Minor L. Baker of Pendleton Bank after insulting remarks. Baker sought his rig at the livery. Thompson drew a revolver and fired twice. Baker fled to the stable, Thompson was overpowered, later jailed by the sheriff on charges including shooting with intent to kill.
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Greenfield
Logan Thompson
Wilkinson
L. Baker
Pendleton Bank
Baker
Thompson
Three County News Roundup Sets Wide Local Tone
A rescued farmer and injured dog, Elmer Heim and Rover, move through Greenfield. Congressman Watson backs Riley George for Annapolis leadership near New Salem with student George at Rushville High. A Leonard family reunion in Newcastle, Charlottesville citizen George Kinder dies, funeral Sunday. D A Robinson resigns I and E post for Indianapolis and Western. Thomas Wright named administrator for Catherine Reeves estate with 3000 bond. Indiana Odd Fellows and Red Men attend Indianapolis events. 4000 marchers. Henry County federation selects Mrs Caroline Steele as president with officers Stuart and Meek. Local clubs offer reports on Mosaic and Shakespeare Women.
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K—Town
Henry County
Knightstown
W. B. MccGavran
Mosaice
Louie Whitesell
Avon Club
Shakapere
Knightstown Figure Young Bukeets Noted Visitor
Young Bukeets, a well known personality in Knightstown, was frequently seen in town visiting recent movers and longstanding residents, drawing attention from locals and sparking small conversations about past ties and community ties.
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Bukeets
Knightstown
Town Official Has Absconded in Cambridge City
Cambridge City clerk and treasurer Daniel Petro vanished amid a widening shortage in town accounts. An auditor reports the shortage near five hundred dollars with no bond on file. Investigators fear Petro may have fled or is in hiding as they finish a full book review.
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Ofice
Petro
Jessup
Cambridge City
Home six over Carthage in ten innings upset loss
The Home baseball team dropped a ten inning game to Carthage 10 to 6 on Saturday. Knightstown High School topped Greenfield in a baseball clash Saturday while Greenfield fell to Cincinnati 8 to 2 on Sunday. The next game is set for Sunday against the Anderson White Sox. Shirley Reeves plays ball with the Grookston Minnesota club.
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Myri Sherburne
Peters
Warren 8. Peters
Shelbyville
Knightstown
de Pauw
Land
Carthage
Knightstown High School
Greenfield High School
Greenfield
Cincinnati
Anderson White Sox
Shirley Reeves
Grookston (Minn.) Club
What the Goat's Doing Memorial and Eagles Events
The Lt. O. F. Home will be dedicated tomorrow at Greensburg with Canton in uniform. A special Big Four train arrives about ten o clock. Canton will attend memorial services at Lewisville Sunday June 4th. A new avenue of Eagles will be instituted at Rushville May 7th with local Eagles attending.
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Greensburg
Canton
Lewisville
Rushville
Rev J H Ford Dies In Indianapolis Paralyzed
Rev J H Ford once led Methodist churches in Newcastle and Rockville and counted many local friends. He died at his Indianapolis home last week after paralysis. A noted Methodist divine and lecturer, his talk Pinto the Prince of Philosophers was praised by Herbert Spencer. Send Tha Journal your news.
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J. H. Ford
Newcastle
Rockville
Indianapolis
Pinto
Prince of
Herbert Spencer
John Heaton Dead Censor from This City
A telephone message received by Monticuve and Baxter at 3 30 PM reports the death of John Heaton censor of this city. No further details were provided.
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Monticuve & Baxter
John Heater
Attorneys Newby in Court Over Farm Possession Dispute
In Rushville yesterday Attorneys Newby and Newby appeared for plaintiffs in Toler v Jameson seeking an injunction over rival ants for control of the late William A Gosnell farm in Rush County. Greenfield marshal interviewed a citizen recently on a drinking spree who faced possible punishment. County Treasurer Cloud reports tax collections were strong with under 1500 dollars in three installments unpaid, signaling potential low delinquencies if the fall payments proceed similarly.
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Newby
Rushville
Toler
Tressurer Cloud
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Hugh T. Green
Darlington
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W. E. Wilson
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L. C. Wisk
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Watson
Riley George
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Indianapolis & Western
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Rush
the Order
Red Men
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Indiana
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Ed Barker
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Bloomington
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A. A. Compton
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Wallace
Constable Steiner
Arlington
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New Palestine
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Marion
Oscar Moon
The
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Alice Shaffer
West Elkton, C
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Greesmound
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Vern
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Maude Snodgrase
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Bertha Carr
Alta Morgan
Irving Tyner
Albert Barnes
Lucia Wilson
Carl Beher
Helen Campbell
Bert Simpson
Mies Henriette Coleman
Vincent Young
Arno
G. G. Morris
Connersville
C. B. Taylor
Arno—Chas
Thornburg
Dublin
M. B. Craighead
G. H. Moore
Clyde Madison
P. Porter
Madison
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