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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

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Memorial Day Address Praise By Rev Floyd H Adams

Rev Floyd H Adams delivers a Memorial Day sermon praising self sacrifice bravery tenderness and peace. He cites Col Ellsworth Paul Jones and Grant, laments graft, urges end to slave traffic, and supports international arbitration and disarmament with references to the Hague, Knox, and the Blue and Gray uniting for peace. Mr and Mrs EB Morris with daughter return to Lafayette after visiting Mr Jacob Dicer on East Superior Street.

G. A.B Floyd H. Adams Capitol City Ellsworth Arlington Heights Mecia Grant Abel Jesus Christ Republic Paul Jones Poor Richard Hia Nag Thomas Firts Chickamauga Paragat Sherman Atlanta Richmond Timoleon Blelly John Brown Harper's Ferry Waby Mason and Ali Murdock vMicers the Hague Ois San Francisco Florida Brooklyn Navy Yards Dewsy Maalia Bay Harvard University Hague International Court Knox Great Nations United States Great Britain France Germany God EB Morris Lafayette Jacob Dicer East Superior Street

Prisoner Now in County Jail After Murder Charge

Dep Sheriff Scott of Marion county brings young man Albert Spohn alias Walter White Tock to Lebanon Boone county jail after confinement in Marion. Scott praises Spohn’s neat bearing and good behavior while awaiting circuit court action on murder of Indianapolis patrolman Joseph Krupp.

Albert Spohn Walter White Tock Joseph Krupp Indianapolis Boone County Lebanon Depuy Scott Marion County Spolsi Spohn Boone

Waste Gag Cooking Burners Left On For Boiling

A fragmented note describes gas burners kept at full height during cooking, with the oven maintaining heat after food is removed. It notes that simmer or oven heat often suffices, and the oven may finish cooking even if the hob is turned off earlier.

Man Gives Fictitious Name in Indianapolis Robbery

A man giving the name Hiram Davis from Lebanon Indiana was robbed of $5 in Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. The two men charged with the robbery were captured and jailed, while Reporter inquiries failed to establish Davis's identity, suggesting a fictitious name by the victim.

Hiram Davis Lebanon Ind Indianapolis Davis

Pitched Over Embankment In Motorcycle Accident

Roy Lucas, a young minister of the First Christian church in Advance, was seriously injured when his motorcycle crashed six miles from Indianapolis toward Danville. He reportedly collided with an interurban car, was pitched over an embankment, and was taken to City Hospital by witnesses. The exact cause remains undetermined.

Roy Tawas First Christian Church Uving Young Lucas Indianapolis Danville Ind Lucas

Indiana doctors urge plan for state inebriate asylum

Police Judge James A. Colina and Dr. F. Terflinger of Logansport led a meeting where several physicians urged the State Medical Society to draft a bill for a state institution to treat inebriety and drug habit. Judge Collins pressed for an Indiana asylum, citing Foxboro Mass as a model and noting Juvenile Court progress as a positive example. Dr. Terflinger warned that local options fail to prevent relapse and that only a protected institution can cure with withdrawal of intoxicants, while Dr. Erp called for a state led rescue effort.

Collins Indiana Foxboro Mass Yan F. W. Terflinger E. 8 Erp Indianapolis Medical Society

County Officials Ready to Handle Prisoner Case

County officials would encounter no trouble in their dealings with the prisoner, indicating smooth administrative coordination and expected cooperation from local authorities.

Advertiser’s Collie Pup Joke Spirals Into Mail Mixup

Roy Rust advertised for buyers of fine Booted Collie pups in a playful promo. Friends teased via mail about green eyes color and silent paw prints. A traveling salesman spread the joke to drummers in Central Indiana, overloading Rust’s mail and forcing relief help to the dog fancier’s home. Mrs Allie Jones and daughter Zula of Indianapolis and Mrs Harry McDaniel are visiting.

Roy Rust Mr.ust Bigy Indiana Rust Route 14 Allie Jones Zula Indianapolia Vislting Harry McDaniel

Richmond High punishes nine pupils with butter paddle

Richmond Indiana high school principal C W Knouff disciplined nine boys Monday for various rule violations in study rooms and other areas. Three punished for sprinkling carchoo and violent powder. others for different infractions. Punishments aimed at correcting pride rather than causing lasting harm. Some students requested not to publish names. Also notes Flower Mission Day June 9 and updates on injuries and family travel.

C. W. Knouff Richmond, Ind Knauff Richmond

Surprise Visit Sparks Gifts at Central UV WH Church

About eight o clock last night about fifty church members at Central UV WH dropped in on Rev. 4A Rhoades and his wife, interrupting their cleaning. Visitors served refreshments, an enjoyable time followed, and donors left several valuable presents and money as tokens of friendship.

UV WH Rhoades

Whitestown Dust Solution Sparks Local Controversy

Preparations underway for a long debated oiling project in Whitestown intends to curb dust. Work last year failed to satisfy residents who claim the method solves pollution, but odors and weather conditions limited its effectiveness and public enjoyment.

Whitestown Lebanon

Bids Opened for North Side Heating Plant

The City Board of Education opened bids from four firms for installing a new heating and ventilating plant at the North Side school. Bids ranged from 3,168 to 4,196 dollars, with the engineer’s estimate at 3,457 dollars. The contract will be awarded in a few days. The piece then notes a colonial mansion's history in Pishhbill, N. J., and mentions Alice Crary Sutcliffe’s monograph on The Homestead of a Colonial Dame.

City Board of Education Bidea North Side J. A. Simmons Indianapolis Hutale & Co Muncie Kreglow &Co Charles E. Fish Lebanon Madan Nee Pishhbill Alice Crary Sutcliffe

Oklahoma City Car Crash Fatal to Child Named Reed

Duane Reed ten year old son of J B Reed of Lebanon was fatally injured in an Oklahoma City automobile collision after a car driven by Archie Hawkins veered to avoid a ballplayer crossing the street. Hawkins, badly hurt, sacrificed himself. another vehicle struck Reed as he ran into the street. Hawkins and Reed were taken to nearby hospitals as police and secret service seek the youth driver known as Lout.

Oklahoma City Duane Reed J. B. Reed Lebanon Archie Hawkins Hawking Hawkins Joe Connors Young Reed Jie Lout Secret Service St Anthony’s Hospital J.B. Reed Northwestern Townsend & Reed

Tests on Bread Wrapping At State Lab Hearings

A series of tests at the state food and drug laboratory examines whether wrapping bread immediately after baking makes it sweaty soggy and unfit for sale. The study will compare wrapped and unwrapped bread weights over time as bakers seek an adjustment to a recent state health board order. Thomas Neal plans a weeklong business trip to Brown county.

State Food and Drug Laboratory TY. H. B. Barnard State Board of Health

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