Affidavits Filed In Pugy Grocery Robbery Case
Police report little progress in the Pugy grocers robbery investigation as affidavits are filed against the accused boy. Several youths reportedly left the city, communications from outsiders were traced to Castle Hall, and the case involves a confessed gang structure with northern eastern and southern factions. Residents note a calmer night without prowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Dodson
Pugy Grocers
Othe Trossbridge
Mernine
Latuer
Bio
Bess
Castle Hall
Eaneone
Prewheridge Bey
Pysteon
Trowbridge Honeh
Crnie
Phelsom i
Mev
Dad
Tasee Caruso
Kansas
Jai Pour
Powell Family Attends Funeral Amid Recalled Past Ties
Miss Theie Powell dies at Mr Gerrard’s home in Dover. The service in Dover was led by Rev F L George Washington Hardy of Lebanon presiding as officials. New York observers note the historical tablet marking the 129th anniversary of Washington’s horseback trip to Cambridge. Mrs Martha Rohrer visits daughter Mrs Lon Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Powell
Whitestown
Myre
J. ON. Gerrard
Chalmers
Meridian St
Sheras
Theie Powell
Gerrard
Miss Powell
Powell
Pleasant Powell
New York
Dover
F. L
Aged Couple Wed In Quiet Elopement In Lebanon
In Lebanon this afternoon Squire Perrill joined 75 year old Robert M. Cline and 58 year old Elizabeth Williams, lifelong North Indianapolis residents, in marriage. The bride had prior marriages and this is Cline’s fourth union. The couple fled by the 3 o clock car for Tulianapolis to keep the elopement private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Perrill
Robert M. Cline
Elizabeth Williams
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Cline
Tulianapolis
Senate Banking Committee Backs Owens Stock Exchange Bill
The Banking and Currency committee in Washington today ordered a favorable report on the Owens stock exchange bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington, Dune Banking and Currency Committee
Owens Stock Exchange
Second Union Outdoor Church Service Seeks Large Attendance
A large crowd is expected for the second union outdoor church service on Sunday night on the south side of the courthouse Rev Po Hardy of First Baptist will preach. A special instrumental and vocal program precedes the devotional service with Oan Hovhes Leslie Troutman Vieling Herald Jones and Herschel Crim providing music and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Union
Court House
Po. Hardy
First Baptist Church
Oan Hovhes
Leslie Troutman
Vieling
Herald Jones
Herschel Crim
Morning Runaway Horse Driver Nerve Shown Near Lebaron
A 14 year old girl driving a buggy for Chas. P. Hall northwest of Lebaron lost control of a black horse as she delivered milk. The horse ran along East Street to the public square and collided with another buggy, causing minor damage. She escaped with a bad scare. the horse was uninjured. Authorities and her father assisted and retrieved the horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Hall
Lebron
East Street
Central School Improvements and Sidewalk Contract Award
Central school property gains value and comfort with a new dormer window and extended gable on the north and south sides. James Miller and Son receive a contract for a twelve foot wide concrete sidewalk along the north side, replacing the old walk with stone for reuse along Prairie Creek. The school board meeting was postponed to Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Huckleberry
James Miller
Prairie Creek
Circuit Court Items Compromises End Prospective Trials
The courtroom saw several actions. Juliet Seals vs L E W Ry Co concluded with jury deliberation for verdict. Wishmeir vs Indianapolis Elevator Co overruled. plaintiffs awarded 3500 and costs with an appellate bond of 5000 filed. Geddes Brown Shoe Co vs Lemuel O Chambers dismissed at plaintiff cost. Joseph F. Allen named guardian of Mary E. Riley declared unsound mind. John E. Robbins v Big Four Railroad Co compromised and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Seals
Andrew J. Wishmeir
Indianapolis Elevator Co
Geddes Brown Shoe Co
Lemuel O. Chambers
Joseph F. Allen
Mary E. Riley
John E. Robbins
Big Four Railroad Co
Railroad shops mobilize for grain rush in Logansport
Logansport Indiana June 24 the Pennsylvania railroad has dispatched a large force to repair and ready every available freight car for grain handling in anticipation of farm business. The Vandalia has also brought back furloughed men to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Yacht Club Holds Annual Regatta at Glen Cove
Yachts and steam yachts gathered off Glen Cove Long Island for the New York Yacht Club annual regatta. The fleet included vessels without numbers valued in total at a little over a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
New York
Glen Cove
Long Island
Imel at Fayette Gives Live Stock Lecture
Dr Clark and Imel of the state extension spoke to a large crowd of farmers at the Odd Fellows ball in Fayette. Imel presented an illustrated stereoptical lecture on live stock. Dr Clark discussed prevention and treatment of hog cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clark
Imel
State Extension’ Department
Ad“ Oe
Odd Fellows Ball
Fayette
Advertising Clubs Close Convention in Toronto
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America adjourned in Toronto after five days of sessions. Many delegates will remain overnight and depart early Saturday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Frankfort Bride Weds Lebanon Attorney in Elegant Home Ceremony
The wedding of Ethel Alta Miller to William H. Smith of Lebanon took place at Otis Miller’s 405 East Washington Street home in Frankfort. The ceremony used the full ring rite with Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches. After a northern honeymoon the couple will reside at 716 East Main Street, Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Otis Miller
East
Washington Street
Ethel Alta
William H. Smith
Lebanon
Miller
Agnes Miller
Mrs. Smith
Miss Miller
Mr. Smith
Wabash College
University of Illinois
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Beta Kappa
KE. M. Smith
Advance
John Blauman
Plainfield
LeRoy Miller
Binford Miller
Hugh Miller
Crawfordsville
Barbara Meryman
Anna Anderson
Martha Anderson
G. E. Bell
Indianapolis
Samuel Artman
Mary Coons
Fern Coons
Eugene Thornton
Frank Adney
Bert Winter
Lida Perkins
I. N. Miller
South Bend
J. H. Purfeerst
Robison
Ifi
Helen Stern
Muskogee
Oklo
Smith
East Main Street
World's Largest Dry Goods Firm Placed in Receivership
Two involuntary bankruptcy suits against TH Bo Chiflan Co, reputedly the world's largest dry goods firm, prompt federal receivers appointed Joseph Bo Moniandate and F A Judliard as stock drops 14 points. Terre Haute Root Dry Goods among subsidiaries hit as trade center shifts force curtailment of large corporation remunerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TH. Bo Chiflan Co
East
Middle West
Federal Court
Joseph Bo Moniandate
F. A. Judliard
HE O
Sthoff
Terre Haute
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Mrs. Hosford Home
The W. C. T. U. held its regular meeting this afternoon at Mrs. R. Hosford’s home on East Pearl Street. After business, a short program, and a social hour guests enjoyed refreshments of pineapple ice angel food cake and lemonade.
Indiana Democratic editors embark for Evansville trip
Mr and Mrs B F McKey join Indiana Democratic editors and state officers leaving Indianapolis for Evansville. The party travels by special interurban cars to Terre Haute Greencastle lunch break then by C E F Rail to Evansville for a dinner in a park and a seven hour Ohio River boat ride with a banquet planned. Governor Ralston will join tonight with Mrs Ralston and stay with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. P. McKey
Evansville
DemocraticEditor’s Association
Democratic Editors of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vanderburg
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Evansvile
Evansville Park
Ohio River
Ralston
Greeks Present Books to Lebanon Public Library
Palace Confection proprietors presented two copies of An American Soldier Under the Greek Flag at Bezanie to the Lebanon library. The Greek siege tale by T. S. Hutchinson, brigadier general of the Tennessee National Guard, highlights Balkan war events. Books are blue cloth bound with Greek flag covers. One copy goes to reference, the other to circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Confection Establishment
Public Library
Bezanie
Balkans
T. S. Hutchinson
National Guard of
Tennessee
Lebanon
Kotche & “Issis
Temperance Conflict Heats Up Over National Prohibition Bill
The House is poised to vote on the Hobson National Prohibition Bill within days as wets flood Congress with letters and telegrams, outpacing drys by ten to one. Temperance leaders fear defeat and call for intensified public action with ministers and newspapers urged to join the campaign. Brewery interests are praised for mobilizing to defend existing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House of Representatives
Tumuor
United States
Sheppard
Board of Review Corrects Tax Lists in Multiple Townships
The board of review met today and adjusted tax lists for Eagle, Jamestown, Lebanon, Jefferson, Clinton, Perry, and other townships. Corrections include additions for Zionsville water and hospital lists, deductions for horse and cattle deaths, and corrections to Williams hospital and Wilbur Shelburne entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
W. J. Palmer
Zionsville Water & Electric Light Co
Eagle Township
Zionsville Corporation
Fred Molar
Center Township
Williams
Williams Hospital
Jamestown
Jamestown Hardware Company
Tait-Hutton Co
Lebanon
R. J. Rivers
Jefferson Township
Frank Hawkins
Clinton Township
Salf
Chas. Herr
Perry Township
Wilbur Shelburne
Etta Wilson
Aged Woman Sarah A Harris Dead in Darlington
Mrs. Sarah A Harris widow of Jordan Harris died at her home after a long illness. Born October 23 1837 in Ohio she mothered eleven children eight living Mollie Thompson Darlington Charles two miles south Crawfordsville Albert Linnsburg Harry Cora Marshall Logansport Elwood Wm and Fred at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Sarah A. Harris
Jordan Harris
Safe expert opens unruly vault door in forty seconds
W T Benham, a safe expert from Consolidated Lock Co of Cincinnati, opened the Citizens Loan & Trust vault in Lebanon in forty seconds after four men swung a timber to loosen bolts. He blamed hot weather for bolts binding. $5,000 in stamps were stored in the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Benham
Consolidated Lock Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Benham
Consolidated Company
Lebanon
Thorntown
Tlis
Unusual Meeting at First Baptist Churc h
Miss Ola Smith will sing and the Sunday school orchestra directed by Prof. Coates will provide special music at a 7:50 to 8:15 p m meeting focusing on next Sunday's Sunday school lesson. The event uses a blackboard outline and a large electric fan to keep the room cool. All Sunday school teachers and church members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A?l
Ola Smith
Hudson River Golf Championship Opens in Kingston
The Hudson River Golf championships began at Twaikill Golf Club in Kingston with many top regional golfers entering. Preliminary rounds were scheduled for today, with the event continuing through tomorrow and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Twaalfskill Golf Club
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Ellis
Trowbridge
Fis
L. Hardy
Martha Rohrer
Lon Hoover
Washington Memorial
India
Napolis
United Press
FL. Hardy
Levaterek
Main Street
Bowepment Market
White & Dodson’s
Heavens
Charles P. Hall
James Miller & Son
Central Building
Circuit Court
Pennsylvania
Vandalia Roads
William Smith
Ethel Alta Miller
Innew York
Rv United Press
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Hosford Howe
B. F. McKey
T. H. I. & E. Traction Co
Sarah Harris
Parlington
Citizens Loan and Trust Co
Loan & Trust Company
Hudson River
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