Decoration Day Observed by Red Men and Narra mat tah Council
Red Men and Narra mat tah Council No 1 D O R will hold Sunday June 7 as annual Decoration Day. Members meet Wigwam at 2 p m and go to the Presbyterian church for an address by Rev C H Carmichael with choir music. Members asked to bring flowers and decorate graves of deceased members across numerous cemeteries in the area.
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Innebago
Narratah Council
D. of
P. I
Wigwam
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Carmichael
Narramattah Council No. 1
Branaugh Gase to Go to Jury Thursday
In Indianapolis Incl June 3 the Branaugh Gase case neared its end as the last evidence was offered. Prosecutor Hooton opened the State's argument at 130 o'clock and the jury is expected to hear verdict by tomorrow afternoon after closing remarks from defense lawyer John W Kern and others. Judge Carter planned concise instructions, not exceeding thirty minutes.
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Indianapolis, Incl
Branagh
Hooton
Mr. Hooton
John W. Kern
M. A. Ryan
John
Duncan
Carter
Paying Teller in New York Bank Suicide Incident
New York on June 3 reports Charles T. Muir a paying teller at the Forty second Street branch of the Csrm Hae change Bank died by suicide in the bank basement.
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New York
Charles T. Muir
Forty Second-Street
Csrm Haechange Bank
Union Sunday Schools Picnic Planned for City Wide Event
Sunday schools plan a city wide union picnic with about 1000 attendees. Transportation and arrangements committees have been formed with meetings at First Baptist church to finalize plans. Potential venues include Riverside Park Indianapolis Battle Ground near Lafayette and a ride by Lebanon Band for music.
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Zion Park
Riverside Park
Indianapolis
Mechanicalurg
First Baptist Church
Unis
Todianupetis
Battle Ground
Lafayette
Lebanon
Effect of Impure Food on the Human System
Dr H W Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, US department of agriculture, warns adulterated foods cause slow harm rather than sudden illness. He cites ptomaines and preservatives as the main danger, gradually undermining vitality and disease resistance, with health effects often missed by doctors.
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H.W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Tapos
Food and Drugs
Ace
Disturbance Records In Noblesville By Local Youth
A Hag town youth named Al Moorey caused a disturbance Monday in Noblesville. After boisterous behavior at Mecca saloon he abused a clerk at Joseph's and threatened a bartender at Ben Frieberg's barrelhouse. A warrant was issued for James Keeling's arrest on assault and battery. Moorey later claimed responsibility and warned against prosecuting Keeling. The report also notes band director Mr. Yutzy planning a stronger reed section to enhance the ensemble.
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al Moorey
Hag
Noblesville
Mecca
Joseph
Wallace Moore
Becaus
Ben Frieberg
Ed Holderman
James Keeling
Moorey
Keeling
Noblesvile
Yutey
Yutzy
Yutay
Lebanon Band Opens Summer Concert Season Under New Director
The Lebanon band, led by new director W. C. Yutay, opened a seven concert summer season with a performance that exceeded prior seasons. The group showed improved playing and polish, reflecting Yutay’s notable work with the ensemble.
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Lebanon
W. C. Yutay
Yutay
Hog Prices Decline Amid Heavy Receipts in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 3 heavy hog receipts and weak outside demand pressured local hog prices, with declines of 5 to 10 cents. Market opened steady but sold slowly, slight drop in top figures, most sales at 5.40 to 5.60 while heavies quoted around 5.70. overall offerings mostly 5.40 to 5.00. Cattle receipts were light. prices rose for good stock, with heavies up 10 to 15 cents and butcher stock steady to firm.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Mississippi River Threatens Big Damage Near St Louis
The Mississippi river nears flood stage at 28.8 feet with water encroaching on the levee and basements flooded. Northern Missouri farmers are displaced, river debris flows past the city, and a citizen river patrol of 98 sworn deputies guards abandoned homes and may shoot looters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mississippi
City
Market Street
Missouri River
Missouri
Annual Antioch Picnic Set For June 20 In Slapson’s Stop
The Antioch Sunday School annual picnic will be held Saturday June 20 at Slapson’s stop on the interurban line. The program committee has chosen Judge S R Artman of Lebanon Reverend B J Stas and Hot M A Morrison of Frankfort as speakers for the day. The Beard hand will brush the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Slapson
S. R. ‘Artman
Lebanon
Rey. BJ. Stas
Hot
M. A. Morrison
Prankfort
Quiet Lebanon Nuptials For Wilbur Rice And Carrie LaFollette
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Wilbur M. Rice and Carrie Belle LaFollette set for June 17. Rice, a longtime railroad worker at the Lebanon Big Pour line, and LaFollette, daughter of Mr and Mrs FM LaFollette of West Main Street, are described as valued local youths with strong community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur M. Rice
Carrie Belle Lac Follette
Mr. Rice
Lebanon
Mise LaPollette
FM. LaFollette
West Main Street
Caple
Alvanes
Jail Adjacent to Residence Not Nuisance Says Court
Appellate Court reverses ruling granting damages to Mrs. Bile A Miitchett over a county jail next to her Vincennes home. Jury denied relief. new trial ordered on operation issues. Court, however, rules jail cannot be abolished, but orders windows closed toward her property and cautions on jail operations to reduce nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile A. Miitchett
Vincennes
Dadge Comstock
Baseball scores from American Association and American League
Toledo over Indianapolis 3 to 1. Louisville 4, Columbus 0. Kansas City 9, Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis 2, St Paul 1. Cleveland 6, Detroit 5. Washington 5, Philadelphia 2. Boston 74, New York 0. St Louis and Chicago rain postponed.
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Toledo
Indianapolia
Loulaville
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
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Hart
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Bert Waddle
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Heck Cemetery
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Toldie
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Nancy
Trees
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E Wysong
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Lagan
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Hie
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Ray
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Sabtawaberte
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T. F. Late Wilson
A.C. Hoover
I Smith
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A. B. Carr
Mc Keott
T. J. Zimmerman
AL Earhart
A. J
Rince
Wammust Lybof
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M. Witt
C. FP
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Maggard
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J. W. Sonex
Id Ho
K Felix
DLV
Miller
Ry C. Willk
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Partner
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Hurt
Earnest Souders
Orooht
Riley Mauser
Frankin
Perry Wagoner
Hon Cemeter
Mc. Myers Conn
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Geo
C. Rob. Stevenson
Pred Waddie
Dora Neal
I Itty
Rethel
Aldyalt
Branaugh Gase
Indianapolis, Or
Boreau
ING. Sai
Eagletown
Soblemwlle
Louis
Samuel Brartman
Gram
Wilbur Rice
Miss Carrie
Lafollette
ANL
American Association
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