Ghty Council Holds Busy Session On Street Plans And Quit Claim
The Ghty Council in a busy Monday session approves street improvement plans for Northeast Street and Merry Ros Street, with engineer estimates totaling around 1.7 million dollars and a July 27 public hearing date. A quit claim deed request for Coulter Park by Harve Coulter and wife is discussed but no action taken, with funds reverting if $300 is not expended.
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Pordice Street
Merry Ros Street
Washington
Bord Street
South Street
West South Street
Lebanon Street
West Corporation
Miers
Coulter Park
H. M. Coulter
Coulter's Park
Mr. Coulter
Coulter Covenant With Lebanon City Likely Interest to Citizens
The document, a quit claim and perpetual deed by Harvey M. Coulter and Emma B. Coulter, conveys land to Lebanon City for park and public purposes. It outlines conditions for use, board oversight, and that the property remains in city control for public park and related needs, binding heirs.
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Lebanon
Tebanen
Boone Couneter
Harvey M. Coulter
Emma Bh. Coulter
Rave
Thaevey M. Coulter
Coulter
Tol
Harvey M. Coditer
Fmima
Cuter
Corve
Grea
Notary Public
Dee
P. Wien
Ladies Baptist Union to Hold Wednesday Meeting
The Ladies Baptist Union will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the church basement. All ladies should bring a picnic lunch. The Walnut Street Baptist Church Ladies are invited to join the Union for the outing.
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Ladies of Baptist Church
Ladies Baptist Union
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Union
Incomplete Civic Report Cites Sewer and Garb ages Issues
A city report notes inspectors find the heilers at water works in deficient condition and recommends load limits. A petition by Charles O Miller seeks better at Wing and Stoke intersection. The council refers it to the committee on fire and tests. Salary for David T. Richardson approved for next year. Continued on page five.
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Heiler
Feoge
Chas
Wing
Stoke
Drop Charges Against Judge Speer After Committee Report
United Press reports lack of evidence led the judiciary committee to recommend dropping charges against Judge Speer of the United States District Court in Macon Georgia. The panel found no sufficient proof of wrongdoing and advocated his return to duty, noting safety and public interest concerns.
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Macon
Georgia
Tita
Ecustons
Gs Safety World
Prowler Chase Endangers Carrier in Lebanon Street Incident
Ross Vorbis, a mail carrier, and his brother in law Erman White hend faced a prowler on Lebanon street about 9:30 PM Monday night. The assailant leaped from a grassy verge at the Perth and West street corner and fled south as a pursuit began along the Mouse bath grounds route toward West street.
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Ross Vorbis
Lebanon Post Office
Hich
Greare
SS. Lebanon Street
Campbell-Smith-Ritenie will furnish cabinet for model kitchen
The Campbell-Smith-Ritenie Company will provide a design and cabinet for a model kitchen exhibition in the Pad iana building at the Worlds Fair in San Francisco. All kitchen equipment articles will be produced by state manufacturers.
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Campbell-Smith-Ritenie Company
San Francisco
Man Injured in Sugar Creek Dive Accident Near Antioch
Thomas Skeen, a resident west of Antioch, was hurt Sunday afternoon while diving into Sugar Creek. He suffered a crushed knee cap and was taken to hospital as bystanders described a chaotic scene with a witnessed splashing spill and multiple concerned individuals.
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Thomas Skeen
Antioch
Sugar Creek
Thorn
Meenunie
Mr Akeen
Divine
Vault repairs delay opening at Trust 66
Vault experts labored to repair a burst lock at the Citizens Trust and Savings, delaying the opening of Vault 16. A Lebanon jeweler and the Consolidated Pinte Lock Company of Chicago were involved as authorities expected a delay of days to weeks with no definite course set yet.
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Coninen
Adelot Rosengwere
Tetancuelis
Pal Dmenredhacely
Gia Oa
Renres
Donight
Herschel Crim Sings To Have To Hold To Love At Concert
The concert program lists Herschel Crim performing To Have To Hold To Love amid a full band program tomorrow night on the south side of the square. The program includes March The Magnificent and Overture The Golden Magnet among works by Haskins Tompkins Blake Ball Bennett Holmes and others with Leroy Marshall.
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Herschel Crim
Piercehe Crim
Wihimark
The
Magnificent
W. da. Haskins
Mays
J. Tompkins
Blake
E.R. Ball
Mary Ann
Leroy Marshall
Golden Magnet
Bennett Aceten
Pease Bs Eee
Gir Merchant Marine
Holmes
Lightning Hits Finch Farm Crushing Crib
A lightning bolt struck a corn crib on the Asbury Finch farm three miles northeast of town during a heavy rain. The structure was badly damaged and three hogs were killed. The farm is occupied by Ray Finch and was formerly the Winn place.
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Asbury Finch
Ray Finch
Winn Place
Lebanon Graduates on Morning Wedding Trip
Noel Alexander and Leoma Acton left this morning on the 10 26 car for Danville HK to wed. The marriage follows a high school romance. Alexander belonged to the 712 class and Acton graduated this spring.
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Noel Alexander
Leoma Acton
Danville
Romiance
Alexander
Miss Acton
Boone County banks face 7 percent assessment on capital
Motion carried unanimously to assess Boone County banks and trust companies seven percent on their capital stock surplus and undivided profits.
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Trust Companies
Boone County
Marriage license issued to Clark and Richey in Thorntown
County Clerk Gardner granted a marriage license this morning to Wilbur S. Clark age 26 of Thorntown and Madde da Richey of Thorntown.
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Gardner
Wilbur S. Clark
Thorntown
Madde da. Richey
Marines Jeered As Outpost Tensions Rise Near Parkes
United Press reports sharp hostility between American outposts and Messesar commune near Mexico City. An American abductee’s fate remains unclear as exchanges lessen, with past cordial ties strained and interpost contact halted amid ongoing frictions and protests.
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Messesar
Mexico City
Vets Parkes
Geeresco
Villa braces for assault on Zacatecas garrison
Comacihoa Zacaecas, Mexico, June 25. General Villa plans to attack the federal garrison at Zacatecas as reinforcements arrive. A Venice guard of the rebel army reached the area and military officials predict a fierce engagement with large numbers and machine guns.
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Zacaecas
Mex
Wittin
Tots
Villa
Zacatecas
Venice
Wuard
Oderab Conmaamder
Mocrnmion
Torreon
Stopes American Train Run to Temi Cinderas Refused
General Funston refused the Mexican federal commissioners request to run the American train directly toward Mexico City as far as Temi Cinderas. He believed no Finerta troops planned to provoke engagement with American forces. For three days American outports suspected Mexican plotting. Reports were made to General Funston.
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Rnz
Limeston
Mexico City
Temi Cinderas
Funston
Fire destroys Indiana grocery store and home
Mrs. Joy Pinnell and her sister Grace Pinnell suffered a loss when a gasoline stove exploded starting a fire that consumed their one story grocery and living quarters in Indianapolis. Firefighters were delayed by the distance to the fire plug and could not reach the blaze promptly.
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Joy Pinnell
Lebanon
Grace Pinnell
Ois
Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Winters Case Fails to Explain Missing Katherine
Reporters for a Muncie paper traced the grave near Providence in the county after an early morning air trip. Digging revealed hog bones. Mayors Barch of Muncie and Watkins of Newcastle refused further comment on their return to the city.
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Muncie
Ind
Watkins
Newcastle
Barch
Katherine Winters
Providence
Bareh
Lebanon Company L Officers Attend State Guard School
Captain Elza Rogers and Company L officers will attend the state guard school at Port Benjamin Garrison this week. The annual officer camp opened this morning with plans for next week’s camp by Third Battalion Second Infantry and Third Infantry. Port Harrison camp likely August 18 to 25, pending changes. local company seeks a few new recruits before August to share in camp benefits.
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Elza Rogers
Severay
Focal Co. L
State Guard
Port Benjamin
Jnomuation
Third Bataliion
Port Harrison
Judy
Muncie Plans Youth Clean City Campaign
In Muncie Indiana a civic drive led by the Young Citizens League aims to make the city cleaner by removing rubbish and reducing flies. Thousands of school children signed pledges to not litter, deface, or trample property, with support from the Commercial Club and city departments.
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Muncie
Young Citizens’ League
World Triennial Convention Opens in Chicago
Delegates and thousands gather in Chicago for the fourteenth International Sunday School Convention. Noted speakers Hobson and Washington join sessions at Medinah Temple with parallel meetings across city churches. Topics include prohibition, public schools and foreign-language Sunday Schools.
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Washington On
Medinah Temple
Chicacoa
Chicaso
Jesus
Trev LP Anderson
Chierga
Episcopal Church
Chicago
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Booker Tl Washington
Loop
Callege
Marion Lionwrence
International Association
W. J. Williampson
St. Louis
Edward A. Steiner
Grinhell College
Grinnell
Iown
John Timothy Stone
Tres- Obyterian General Assembly
Molear Blake
Board of Sunday Schools
M.or. Church
Auditorium Theatre
Senate
Auditorium Hotel
William A. Wirt
Model Public Schools
Gary
Ind
Car spills wheat on Big Four tracks near West street
A door on a wheat car failed while attached to a moving freight around 10 am on the Big Four tracks just east of West street. The incident resulted in the loss of more than fifteen bushels of wheat. Washington note: Rep Finley says President Wilson approved renaming Culebra Cat Gaillard Cat to honor Col. David du B. Gaillard for his service and death.
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West Street
Washington
Culebra
David du B. Gaillard
Wilson
Finley
South Carolina
Woman pleads for clemency at state pardon hearing
Dr. Hannah Graham, president of the Woman's League of Indianapolis, urged the State Pardon Board to release Ed Hall, jailed for petty larceny, so he can return home and support his family. Anna Hall spoke in his favor during the hearing. Also noted, several local women plan to attend the Tri Kappa convention in Union City.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hannah Graham
Woman’s League of Indianapolis
State Pardon Board
Anna Hall
Ed Hall
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