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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

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Morrison Wins Nomination On Second Ballot In Indiana Race

The 13th district Democratic convention at Kokomo Indiana selected M A Morrison on the second ballot after a tense day. Clyde Jones and Morrison split delegates from Boone County as the crowd cheered and a stage portrait of a Democrat loomed. Morrison led with 58 2 3 votes to Jones 1 3 and was declared the nominee amid demonstrations.

Kokomo Indl Democratic Congress Bra Mar- A. Morrison Tipton Hami M. E. Polev Owever Alhambra Lebanon Frankfort Hey W. BR. Edwards First Christian Church Samuel , Ralston Committee On Elations Bryan An W. Kern Columbia John W. Kern M. A. Morrison Ankfort Clyde Jones Crawfordsle W.C. F. Thompson Carroll Vity E. Clodfelter Crawfordsville Mr. Jones Thompson Carroll Mbe Mn Morrison Jones Rrison Siort Boone Morrison

Joyful meeting between O Reed and A P Reed in Arkansas

A joyful reunion occurred last evening as O Reed and A P Reed from Arkansas met for the first time in twenty five years. The pair, both in the saw mill business, enjoyed a pleasant gathering after a long separation it was noted as a joyful occasion.

A. P. Reed O. Reed Arkansas A. P

Indiana doctors push stronger actions against medical quacks

A three hour Indianapolis Claypool Hotel conference between the Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination and district medical societies led to a plan for tougher enforcement against unlicensed practitioners. Forty physicians attended as Dr. James M. Dianen chaired discussions. Dr. Rit Ritter urged targeting fraud and quacks, while Dr. Heath called for repeal of the Optometry law. Cass County and Vigo County societies reported progress against unlicensed practice.

Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination James M. Dianen Ft Wayne State Board Rit H. Ritter Indianapolis Medical Society State Association Ritter Millard Knowlton Postal Department James L Gavins State Board of Medical Examination and Registration Alexander Cavins Cavins F.C. Heath Heath Terre Haute Vigo County Medical Society W. T. Gott Cass County Medical Society

Early Spring Farm Outlook Promises Earlier Planting

Farmers report an unusually early start to spring work with oats being planted ahead of last year. Grass looks healthy and corn plowing follows straw removal. Potatoes are planted with households tending gardens, and expectations for an early crop rise despite possible cold spells. Weather remains favorable for early germination and yields.

Jewelry Store Gasoline Explosion Burns Father and Son

A small cup of gasoline near a lighted alcohol lamp caused a flash and explosion at McDaniel Bros Jewelry Store yesterday evening. Harry McDaniel sustained severe burns on both hands while attempting to smother flames on his son Francis, who suffered head burns and scalp singeing. The incident left the father unable to use his hands for some time.

McDaNiel’ Bros Harry McDaniel Francis Mr. McDaniel Hitle

Trustees urged to act to save school funds at Clermont

Indiana Girls' School trustees face losing 25000 for a new cottage 3000 for a stable and 6500 for a cold storage project if plans bids and contracts are not completed within five months nine days. Officials cite internal disagreements delaying progress while trustees deny the contention.

Indiana Girls’ School Clermont Bard of Trustees John B. Elam Indianapolis Louie White Caldwell Lafayette Isabel J. Bell Kokomo Sarah Tarney Campbell Anderson Sarah Montgomery Elam

Factory Damaged at Advance Novelty Works in Indianapolis

Fire gutted the two story Advance Novelty Machine Works on Barth avenue after an explosion in a gasoline tank shortly after 8 last night. The blaze followed a recent near-total loss four weeks earlier. Insurance settlements from the prior loss were completed yesterday, and the building burned again within hours. Estimated damage stands at 6800 dollars.

Indianapolis Ind Advance Novelty Machine Works Barth Avenue

Fisher Fined for Complicity in Crockett Case

David P. Fisher paid a 250 dollar fine after pleading guilty to a charge connected with relations involving Salome Crockett. Judge Claybaugh warned the community and demanded an end to the improper conduct. Prosecutor Robison dismissed charges against Salome Crockett, citing ignorance. Fisher left the court $600 poorer in total penalties.

Thomas Campbell Frankfort Claybaugh Ise Claybaugh Crockett Fisher Salome Crockett Robison

Resolutions on death of Dr Jesse G Knowlton by Chicago Fraternity

The Prima Vertebra Ustion Fraternity of Chicago adopted resolutions honoring Dr Jesse G Knowlton who served four years as an active member and one year as Medulla. The statements praise his influence, character, fidelity, and right living, and express sympathy to relatives and friends. Committee members listed are H B Beeson Medulla J Gilmer Stone R B Yoder Leonard Manning M D.

Jesse G. Knowlton Chicago H. B. Beeson Medulla J. Gilmer Stone R. B. Yoder Leonard Manning M.D. Committee

Small Girl Narrowly Struck by Ben Hur Car

The Crawfordsville Journal reports a near tragedy as a child darted onto the Midland crossing near New Ross. Conductor Curt McCalip alerted and controlled the Ben Hur car, which could not stop in time. the girl eventually stepped off the track as the vehicle approached.

Ben-Hur Midland Railroad New Ross Curt McCalip Cty Crawfordsville Journal Central Indiana McCalip Midland

Prices Fall Off In Indiana Hog and Cattle Market

Bearish influences from other markets depress the Indianapolis hog market with opening declines of 10 to 15 cents. Buyers appeared steady as supply moved to new lower levels, best heavies at 4.00 and sales mainly 5.00 to 5.95, receipts 9,500. Cattle market small yet firmer. heavy steers steady, stockers and feeders in demand but slower. calves mixed with top around 7 in rare cases, general up 10 to 25 cents. Sheep and lambs steady to unchanged with best sheep down 5, unsheared lambs 6.75, wool lambs 7.40, springs 1 to 15.

Indianapolis Ind

Indictment Returned Against City Market Master Fopplano

Indianapolis report says grand jury returned several indictments including one against Joseph Fopplano city market master on bribery charges tied to a market stand sale. Authorities plan arrest today as details are scarce following the panel's session.

Indianapolis Ind Joseph Fopplano Fopplano

Forming Vaudeville Circuit A Cincinnati Booking House

A Cincinnati vaudeville booking house aims to form a central Indiana circuit in Lafayette Lebanon Crawfordsville Nobleville Tipton Elwood Shelbyville and Richmond with expectations to complete by May 18.

Cincinnati Indiana Lafayette Lebanon Crawfordsville Nobleeville Tipton Elwood Shelbyville Richmond

Plant sold in Crawfordsville Water and Light sale

Crawfordsville Water and Light Company's property including water works and plants was sold for 76090 dollars to C F Street president of Street Wykes & Co New York City. The sale was conducted by Edward Daniels master in chancery under a US Circuit Court order due to foreclose mortgage held by Knickerbocker Trust Company with S C Rowland serving as receiver since appointment by judge.

Crawfordsville Ind C. F. Street Street, Wykes & Co New York City Crawfordsville Water and Light Company Edward Daniels Indianapolis Circuit Court of the United States Indiana Knickerbocker Trust Company 8. C

Noted English statesman Campbell-Bannerman dies at 78

London April 22 Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman former Premier died at 10 40 this morning at 10 Downing Street after a long illness. Daily bulletins from his sickroom marked the end of a long public life. Chancellor Asquith acted as Premier in his absence and Irish Nationalist leader Redmond mourned the loss as a blow to Ireland and England alike. The death chamber was attended by his niece Mrs Campbell Barnerman Dr Barnet and his butler.

London Henry Campbell-Bannerman England Downing Street Henry Ilness Asquith Bristol Redmond Campbell Fan Mr. Redsmond Ireland Campbell Sir Henry Lady Campbell-Bannerman Barnet

Many Put to Death in Guatemala City Coup Attempt

April 22 reports indicate widespread executions after a failed attempt on President Cabrera of Guatemala. Government censorship hides full details while claims center on an attempted ambush by cadets guarding a U S envoy, with eight immediate executions and broad arrests touching prominent Guatemalan families.

City Mexico Cabrera Guatemala Guatemala City Cabrare Polyteshhic Institute United States

Farber Funeral Parker services set at home Thursday

Frankfort Indiana April 12 funeral services for John C Parker will be held at his family residence Thursday at 2 30 PM Reverend H R Stark officiating. Interment in Green Lawn cemetery Pallbearers named William Robison Horace Campbell Robert Sims William Shanklin William Sidwell and W T Wollt Fronds wishing to view the at

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Martin A. Morrison Niloth Opistriet Democrats Congress Clodfeller Boone County Dele Gation Ables Harry Mdaniel Litter Industrial Girls’ School David P. Fisher Knowlton Ruth Loomis Indianapolis Star Europe Trac Ben-iur Tog Crawfordsville Water & Light Co Guatemalian the Farber Funeral Prankfort
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