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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1908

Page

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Norwood and Long New Leaders at Lebanon National Bank

The Lebanon National and First National Banks elected new officers yesterday with George W. Norwood as president of the bank and M. C. Long to head the American Trust Company. E. F. Lane resigned due to ill health after fifteen years with the bank. he plans retirement within a month and may enter a less confining business. Norwood and Long are noted Lebanon businessmen and will assume their roles immediately. CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.

The Lebanon National EF. T. Lane George W. Norwood Jesse Reagan O. R. Daily Charles J. Stewart John R. Adair W. ©. Burk T. Lane D. R. Daily Prank Daily American Trust Company Lane MC. Lous J Prank Daily J.P. Staley A. My Martin W.c.bark M. C. Long J. Frank Daily KR. Daily E. T. Lane Bank and Trust Company A.G. Daily Messrs Norwood Long Bank and Trust Companies Lebanon Busine

Robbery suspects nabbed at Lapland Hotel in Chicago

Lee Downer alias McCoon, 28, arrested with Josephine Spry at 662 West Van Buren awaiting a minister. They are charged with robbing deputy sheriff Ro H. Scott of a ring, diece and gold watch plus cash in a hotel crime at 26 State street. No known deputy sheriff by that name locally and Boone county has had no such officer recently.

Chicago Lee Downer McCoon Lapland Hotel West van Buren Street Josephine Spry Ro H. Scott Cehanon State Street Scott Boone County

Two Barns Burned at Ad Hessong Farm Fire

A blaze at Ad Hessong's old Riley farm near Holmes Station destroyed a large barn and a nearby log barn last night. The fire started about seven o'clock with unknown origin. neighbors summoned help by telephone and a substantial fire crew saved the cribs and house. Livestock and most farm tools were saved, but the barns’ contents, including 150 bushels of corn, hay, and straw, were lost.

Ad Hessong Riley Holmes Station

White Sox Sweep All American Bowing Match

The White Sox led by Chapman defeated the All Americans led by Lame in three straight games at the South Lebanon Street bowling alley. Rollins of the All Americans posted a 180 in the third game, with team scores 613 625 760 for the White Sox and 563 596 644 for the All Americans, totals 1938 vs. 176? for the Americans.

Te South Lebanon” Street White Sox Chapman All Americans Lame Rollins

Secretary Cortelyou Denies Resignation Report

In Washington on January 15 Secretary Cortelyou was at his Treasury desk and White House officials said no resignation was known. Cortelyou later released a statement denying any resignation and indicating no such intention.

Washington Cortelyon Treasury Department White House Cortelyou

Regular tiger hunt in Indiana county reported

Petersburg Indiana January 15 a regular tiger hunt is in progress across the county. About 200 men from Jasper Otwell Petersburg and Winslow left work to aid capturing or killing the tiger. The beast first appeared near Otwell last week and has terrorized residents within eight miles. Farmers fear leaving their homes at night as the tiger raided a hen roost and killed two small pigs. The animal has not yet attacked a human but remains aggressive and elusive. Neighborhood dogs were killed after injuries from encounters. Citizens use pitchforks and heavy tools to join the hunt.

Petersburg Ind Elizene Jasper Otwell Peteraburg Winslow Here Tom Kain Lemon Church Ager

Knights Hold District Meeting In Frankfort Times Report

The Knights of Pythias district meeting in this city drew praise for its all day sessions and well received reports. The Frankfort Times notes the event as one of the district’s best meetings with several positive reports and continued activity into the night.

Frankfort Times Knights of Pythias

Hogs Rise Lightly and Cattle Market Mixed in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis hogs gained about 6 to 16 cents with a firm upturn through the session. Packers and buyers were active as receipts were light, with prices moving from about 4.30 to 4.45 for most sales and new top cards around 4.30 late. Cattle trade was not as lively. eastern demand was weak and steer and weightier heifers moved slowly, while good cow stock remained steady.

Indianapolis

W L Higgins Writes About the Orient

In a letter to The Reporter J W Pinnell, wintering in Daytona Florida, describes his health efforts and passages about the Orient. He recalls an earthquake fear that the hotel he stayed at might fall on the way to China while noting his ongoing battle to regain health and fluctuating well being.

J. W. Pinnell Daytona Florida Japan

Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge visit boosts Indiana

The Shield Lodge hosts visiting Knights as Grand Chancellor Gass is installed. The district encompassing Clinton Boone and Montgomery counties welcomes representatives from nearly all lodges for a smooth reception. The event centers on entertainment and a shared motto to inspire booster spirit.

Shield Lodge Clinton Boone Montgomery Grand Lodge West Washington Street Gass Wm Pythians of Indiana

Admitted Members at Interurban Fair Circuit Meeting

Representatives of the Interurban Fair Circuit met in the Wiki Club rooms this afternoon. Coyington and Rus ataville were admitted to the circuit as new members amid a lively turnout. W F Hotes of sfordeville was noted in the circuit organization.

Wiki Club Coyington Fountain County Rusataville Howard County Ciruit W. F. Hotes Sfordeville Eee

Morgues Filled As Theatres Disaster Toll Rises

January 15 report from a small borough details opening of four improvised morgues for theatre disaster victims. 162 bodies housed by day, with high school used as morgue due to crowding. Undertakers from surrounding towns assist, each body tagged with identifying items found.

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Good program at Lebanon Literary Club attracts lively reviews

The Lebanon Literary Club held an engaging Monday program with reviews of Cleveland's fishing and chanting sketches by H.4. Brown and Thackeray's The Virginians reviewed by ReW. Adney. Monson read Reminiscences of Mosti's Guerrillas, while TM by Monson presented Running Water. RL Harney read a paper on Running Water by Mason.

Lebanon Brogtame Brown Cleveland Rew. Adney Thackeray FP McKey Mosti Monson RL i. Harney Mason

Attorney Hamill Shot in Federal Building by Mrs Metcalf

Three shots were fired at Samuel R Hamill a Terre Haute Ind attorney in the corridors of the Federal Building Chicago yesterday afternoon The motive remains a mystery and federal officials kept the identity of the involved woman under wraps last night Hamill assists John R Walsh in matters before the court as authorities pursue the case and identify the shooter

Chicago Samuel R. Hamill Terre Haute Thomas Metcalf Hamill John R. Walsh

Six O Clock Dinner At Dover Home

Miss Cornelia Miller entertained Miss Altha Marsh Bernice Bogue and Orpha Parsons of Frankfort and Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones of Maysville at her Dover home for an elaborate six o clock dinner. Afterward several piano selections were played and guests enjoyed a good time.

Cornelia Miller Altha Marsh Bernice Bogue Orpha Parsons Frankfort

Political Panic Threatens Japan Cabinet Faces Crisis

Tokyo reports political panic as Marquis Salonst cabinet grapples with resignations in Finance and Communications. The bitter budget fight, tax increases and public works costs spark opposition moves toward an appeal to the country. Potential reshuffles and a new budget loom as political factions seek stability.

Fixance and Communications Fn P Millatries Interior Justion Diet Safongi Marais Katiura Gonbei Yammamoto

National Guardmen Tire Of Muncie In Indiana

Major General William McKee said the Indiana National Guard remnants in Muncie, under civil authority, will leave soon as days of military stay grow short. The 108 soldiers and 22 officers endure a dull, restricted life with no canteen and limited recreation.

Muncie William McKee Indiana National Guard

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. Lane George M.C. Long Mr. Lane First National Banks Riley Place Jasper, OT Knights Hood Secre C. M. Zion Tlem W. L Higgins China Marris Cupid Love BAN Fam Circuit Asheville N C W. L. Higgins Lebanon Literary Club Weraw S. BR. West Rwaren Tokio Marquis Salonst National
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