Purdue Graduate to Enter U S Forestry Service
Raymond Tillotson, Purdue University civil engineering graduate, has secured a government appointment and will enter the United States Forestry Service next week. He is expected to be assigned to western territories and may spend a year in the service, hoping for health and practical benefits. He is the son of Reverend Tilton of this city and many friends extend congratulations.
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Raymond Tillotson
Purdue University
Tillot
United States
Tillowen
Tilton
Oregon Women Vote Rejected Suffrage And McCalmont Seat
IRTLAND Ore June 2 Single woman suffrage and the move to amend the State constitution to curb unfaithful officers were rejected by voters in yesterday's primary. George E Foberlain Democrat and Henry M Cake Republican tied for the Senate seat while Fulton’s bid for re election faces a tough Legislature.
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Irtland
Ore
George Efberlain
Henry M. Cake
Iblican
Fulton
Francis J.heney
Hf Chamtin
Ice
FFRAGE MOVEMENT IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Henry K. Lamb describes a growing effort in the District of Columbia to address taxation without representation. The piece notes that over 200000 people pay taxes yet have no vote or voice in lawmaking or the executive branch, highlighting a central grievance of the suffrage movement.
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Ffrage
District OF Columbia
Henry K. Lambif Yasuinaton
Debate Over District Suffrage Fails To Produce Reform
The District faces entrenched opposition to universal suffrage amid claims of graft in city government a divided civil service and entrenched racial bias with reformers preparing for a new push in Congress next winter as scrutiny grows and voices call for change.
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Congress
Washington
America
Board of District Commissioners
Fruit Men Alarmed by Present Conditions
Fruit growers report a dramatic drop in crops with nearly half of the fruit fallen in many orchards. Cherries and pears show heavy losses while apples in many areas hold but begin to drop. Peaches will be scarce except where protected, and berries promise a large yield pending weather.
Board of Review Sets Hearings for Boone County
The Boone County Board of Review met to organize and set a thirty day session to hear grievances on assessments. Members include County Assessor R T Ashley County Auditor B F Herd rich and County Treasurer Walter Porter. Hearings across townships and corporations are scheduled from June 16 to June 24 with dates fixed for Marion Clinton Thorntown Algar Creek Washington Jefferson Lebanon Center Union Perry Zionsville Eagle Harrison Worth Jackson Jamestown Advance and banks and trusts corporations.
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County Board of Review
R. T. Ashley
B. F. Herdrich
Walter Porter
EM. Smith
Jefferson Township
William L. Powell
Board of Review
Boone County
Marion
Clinton
Thorntown
Algar Creek
Local law school graduates Bert Winters and George Watts
Bert Winters and George Watts will graduate tonight from the Indignapo Na College of Law. Winters will join the law office of 8. M. Ralston, while Watts plans to move soon to Montana to pursue land interests and likely practice in Billings. Commencement is at the Grand Opera House in Indianapolis with an address by John H. Gillet of the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Bert Winters
George Watts
Indignapo Na College of Law
Winters
John Hoy Takes Charge of Airdome Theatre
John H W Hoy has gained full control of the Airdome Theatre on South Lebanon Street for R. S Tilson, brother of the former manager. Hoy announces the theatre will reopen next Monday with the Rose-Meson Stock Co. in charge.
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South Lebanon Street
John HW. Hoy
R. 5
Tilson
Mr. Hoy
Ronse-Meson Stock Co
Hog prices rise on light receipts and strong demand
Indianapolis on Monday opened with higher hog prices as light receipts and favorable market news boosted buying. Best heavies at 5.70 with most sales 5.45 to 5.65, bulk 5.10 to 5.60. Cattle, calves, sheep, and fat stock prices also moved up or held firm amid steady to higher demand. Robbers broke into a coal office safe, taking two hammers and a jimmy, leaving a taunting note and only small change recovered.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Seasion
Joe Wiengarten
Jimmy
East End
Thorntown Edges White Sox in Frankfort Rivalry Setback
Thorntown played the White Sox to a 5 to 7 setback in Frankfort on Sunday. The Frankfort team will host the Lebanon Indians next Sunday as part of a regional schedule.
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Thorntown
White Sox
Frankfort
Lebanon Indians
Burglars Fail to Get Much Booty in a Raid
In Indianapolis on June 2 the coal office of Aldag and Coons Company at East Washington Street and the Belt railroad opened with a hint of humor among the robbers. The incident, described as a precaution, suggests the burglars did not secure valuable loot.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aldag & Coonse Company
East Washington Street
Belt
Local Elks Attend the Annual State Reunion
Local Elks at Indianapolis attend the sev enth annual state reunion with a morning reception at the Elks Club on East Maryland Street. A business session at 11 o'clock, an 8 pm exemplification contest for a banner, and a 2 pm parade tomorrow with prizes for largest lodge in line, highest participation, handsomest uniform, and most unique attire.
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Elks
Order
Indianapolis
Elks Club
East
Maryland Street
Indiana State Reunion Association
Ex Senator Jones Dead in Washington at 60
Former United States Senator James K. Jonas of Arkansas died at his Washington residence yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. He was 60.
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Jones
Washington
United States
James K. Jonas
Arkansas
State Will Prosecute Derelection of Duty
Dr J N Hurty cites 1907 cases of failed birth and death returns. The law fines $10 to $100 for missing or invalid burial permits and returns. Records are vital to property, insurance, and pension claims, with harsh criticism of doctors who did not file proper transcripts.
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J. N. Hurty
New Organization Formed by Twelve Women Opens Circle
Twelve ladies gathered at Mrs. J. C. Brown's home on West Washington to organize the Afternoon Needle Circle. Officers named are President Mrs. J. C. Brown Vice President Mrs. Josie Saltagaber and Secretary treasurer Mrs. C. B. Wilson. Members include Mrs. George Norwood Mrs. W. S. Ritchie Miss Francis Mahan and others. The circle will meet biweekly on Monday afternoons followed by a social hour.
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J. C. Brown
West Washington Street
Needle Circle
Josie Saltagaber
C. BE. Wilson
George Norwood
W. 8. Ritchie
J. P. Cloverdale
C. M. Zion
George Space
Woman’s Leap Fatal as West Thirtieth Street Fire Turns Deadly
In Mary Muaney’s boarding house on West Thirtieth street a fire trapped twenty tenants. Marie Reletraite died after leaping from the roof. Mary Haggerty remains in critical condition. Lieutenant Reilly rescued Haggerty and others as the blaze was brought under control.
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New York
Mia
Mary = Muaney
West Thirtieth Street
Mooner
Marie Reletraite
Mary Haggerty
Misa Beletraine
Reilly
Epidemic of Rabies Reported in Indiana
Dr Helene Knabe, acting director of the state bacteriological laboratory, warns of a hydrophobia epidemic in Indiana especially since Christmas. Over fifteen months, 21 animals showed rabies after attacking others or people, including two dogs, one calf, one lamb, and one horse. She urges killing bitten dogs and removing stray dogs to stop outbreaks, noting many people still seek Pasteur treatment.
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Helene Knabe
Knabe
Resignation of Rev Schell Leader of Local Methodist Church
Rev Schell, a prominent Methodist pastor based in Laporte, has tendered his resignation from the ministry and will soon leave for Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where he will assume duties as head of the local church.
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Ka Schell
Laporte
Mt Pleasant
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