The First National Increases Capital Stock Quickly
The First National Bank expands capital from 75000 to 100000, issuing 25000 new shares at 210 each. Fifty-some local professionals and farmers receive allotments, while present stockholders surrender rights to new issue to broaden active participation. bank resources and deposits rise, with a long history of conservative management and government depository status.
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Eph Davises
Bartlett
Mrs
Darrough
A. Bartlett
C. O
First National Bank
Berry
E Higgins
Lingle H. Higgine
Higgins
AL Hogshire
A Herr
Charles Herr
JM Abbie Herr
Charles P. Hattlip Hartoy
Art Howard Om
Ring
Lo Wy Kirtley
Nity Kilngler
Frank Kelley
Id J. Kimmel
J. W. Maiaheo
T. Miller
D. Orear
McMannis
Frank. Rinehart
Robertson
Thos
J. Shulke
of. Robinson
Shoemaker
B. Shoemaker
Jas
Bo Schenk
Sheridan
James
Shera
Broner
Charles
Uhler
Bo Sephenson
Cora Wilhorb
Ert Wilhoite
J. W. Woodard
W. Wiley
Morace Wysong
SN. Cragen
Nettie
Ashley Vnd
Caldwell F
A. Caldwellepl
A. Coonsie Caldwell
DeVol
Furl
Caltwell
HAL
Catawelt
Coombs
R. Adair
Harrie Deval
Beck
Wm. T. Hooton
EB. Loone
Nannie D. Kern
Means
Ashley _ is
Adair
W. Pinnett
J. Partner
Banquet Hears Rev Tilotson Address At Franklin
Large attendance at the Methodist Brotherhood banquet heard Rev Tilotson of Lebanon urge stronger religious activity among men. His hour long talk, highlighted by poetry recitations, impressed Franklin listeners who said they could have listened longer.
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Franklin Starways
Methodist Brotherhood
Tilolotson
Lebanon
Tilotson
Franklin
Tilfotson
Hog Prices Rise Steady to Strong as Demand Improves
Indianapolis April 30 open was steady at 5 cents higher with better outside demand. Packers limited activity, Eastern buyers bought most early stock. Later Chicago news eased concerns and the market advanced, packers joined in as it moved to steady or stronger levels.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chingo
Bryan adviser names Navy secretary pick in report
Washington April 20 a Bryan adviser says if elected he would appoint Rear Admiral Retley as secretary of the navy The commoner would rely on Retley to combat the statemic crade ring and wipe out the graft ring as part of his administration
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Bryan
Washington
W. J. Bryan Ia
Retley
Longhley
Oratorical Contest and School Events Preview
Crawfordsville Frankfort Noblesville Rushville and Lebanon high schools to compete in the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest at the Grand Opera House on Friday May 7. Frankfort plans two carloads Noblesville a special coach. Edwin Anderson leads the local high school in yell practice as they prepare.
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Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Noblesville
Rushville
Lebanon
Central Indiana
Grand Opera House
Indiana
Edwin Anderson
Taken to prison Jesse Osborn murdered of Fairy McClain
Jesse Worley Osborn, serving life for the murder of his Sweetheart Fairy McClain Miller, was taken to the Michigan City prison. A crowd of hundreds gathered at the station as Logi Miller threatened Osborn. police removed him. Osborn, entering the coach, issued a written statement urging youths to obey parents avoid bad friends read good books and warning against liquor.
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Kokomo
Ind
Jesse Worley Osborn
Fairy McClain Miller
Michigan City
Logi Miller
Osborn
Miller
Near to Death in Water Works Mishap at Lafayette
Thomas S. McDowell chief engineer of the Lafayette city water works plant endured a dangerous hour trapped between a 76 pound pump plunger and a pump cylinder. The plunger slid down the shaft as McDowell squeezed into the gap to escape, injuring his right side and hip.
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Lafayette
Ind
Thomas $. McDowell
City Water Works
McDowell
George C Hitt Named Receiver for Star Publishing Co
In Indianapolis Judge Anderson appointed George C Hitt receiver for Star Publishing Co owner of Indianapolis Star Mancie Star and Terre Haute Star. Daniel Reid claims $221703 loaned to the firm unpaid. Bond set at $100000. Trustees of bond issues Western Trust and Savings Bank and American Trust and Savings Co named as defendants.
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Indianapolis
Tad
George C. Hitt
Anderson
Federal Court
The
Star Publishing Company
Indianapolis Star
Mancie Star
Terre Haute Star
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Western Trust and Savings Bank
American Trust and Savings Company
Chicago
Petitoner
A. A. McCormick
Reid
Star Receivership Plans Sale to Satisfy Creditors
A. A. McCormick disclosed the Star and its three papers including plants franchises and rights may be sold as a unit to pay Reid and other creditors. The old debt led to receivership. the Star’s Europe tour contest and pubGeo plans remain uncertain, but publication will continue.
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Reid
A. A. McCormick
Europe
JAP CRUISER SUNK TOKIO REPORTS EXPLOSION
Admiral Yoshi matsu reports an explosion in the stock magazine of the cruiser Matsushima at 4 08 this morning while anchored at Makang Pescadores islands. The ship sank to the bridge with 14 saved from Hashaidate and Itsukushima rescue efforts. cadets dwindled to 58 of 300. Notable cadets feared lost include sons of Baron Chinda and Prince Ovama. causes unknown.
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Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Prince Ovama
Yoshmori
Yashiro
Matsushima
Russia
Frost Forecast Warns Farmers To Cover Tomatoes
The United States Weather Bureau predicts a frost tonight with fair weather remaining earlier, turning colder toward evening and a light frost possible. Probable frost may affect outdoor plants as temperatures drop tonight and tomorrow.
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United States Weather Bureau
Newark Bride Ethel Houston Weds Carl Bonnell in Columbus
Miss Ethel Dorothy Houston of Newark and Carl M Bonnell of Kansas City Missouri married by Rev J P King at the Episcopal parsonage in Columbus in a quiet surprise ceremony. The bride, only child of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Houston, is a soprano who formerly sang in opera. Bonnell is secretary treasurer of the American Light and Water Co and supervising Newark water works. The couple will live at the Warden hotel before moving to Kansas City in about three weeks.
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Newark
Irwin Brown
Lebanon
Cupid
Columbus
J. P. King
Ethel Dorothy Houston
Carl M. Bounwell
Kansas City
Joseph Houston
Hymen
Samuel J. Tonsion
North Fourth Street
Ming Houston
Bounwell
American Light, and Water Co
Ira Graham Dean Dies at Linden at Fifty
Ira Graham dean of Linden died Tuesday morning at six at his home. He was about fifty. He leaves a wife a son Guy two brothers Samuel Graham of Linden and Squire Graham of Lebanon and two sisters Mrs Rose Veats of Thorntown and Mrs Emma Wolfe of Durbin. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the Christian church Darlington. Interment in Darlington cemetery.
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Ira Graham
Linden
Graham
Guy
Samuel Graham
Squire Graham
Lebanon
Rose Veats
Thorntown
Emma Wolfe
Durbin
Christian Church
Darlington
Crawfordsville Journal
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
American Association Toledo 8 Milwaukee 0 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 8 Minneapolis 4 Kansas City Columbus rain. National League St Louis Cincinnati wet grounds. Pittsburg 2 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn Boston 7 New York American League Philadelphia 3 Washington 2 Chicago 6 Detroit Boston 5 News Cleveland 6 t.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City-Columbus
St. Louis-Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
News
Cleveland
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Zion Block
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William A DeVol
George W. Baird
W. J. DeVol
Col. A. O. Miller
Samuel S. Daily
John
Willian V. Saltzgaber
Wes Lane
J. A. Coons
Willam J. DeVol
Charles Essex
Lafayette Wilson
Floyd Worrell
Mary Alen
United States
Tillotson
Brotherhood
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Paul Matthews
Hubbel
Handel
Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Hooton
Armand
Tom Artman
Battle of Dawn
Martha
Cheese Flotow
Earl Shirley
Mendelssohn
Isenman
Archouten
Holy City
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Weber
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Goethe
Schiller Verein
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Adelphians
T. N. Morton
Supt. Brown
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G. L. Mackintosh
Cardinal Virtues
Board of Education
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Mary Slauter
Mrs. Doehteman
Miss Baker
Lafayette High School
San Diego
Jesse Osborn
Fairy
Clain
George C. Witt Takes Charge
Dang, Reid
Star Co
Weather Bureau
Carl Bonnell
Ethel
Houston
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Lebas
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Mr. Bounell
Ira Graham Dean
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