Trial Denied for James O Bradley in Serious Illness
James O Bradley’s counsel lost a motion for a new trial on Wednesday as Judge Parr noted the appeal may proceed. Bradley, a model prisoner, is gravely ill delaying sentencing to life imprisonment in Michigan City. Sheriff Mangus plans an auto trip to transport him when able, citing Bradley’s fragile condition and jail repairs.
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Jones O. Bradley
Bradley
Sherif Mangus
Michigan City
Lebanon
Pridon
Mangus
Gian
Sacred concert program announced for Sunday night
The Presbyterian choir with violinist Mr. Yutry will present a 7:30 Sunday program featuring organ preludes, anthems by Watson, von Schalk, and Bartlett, a violin obligato by Mr. Yutzy, and solo items by Miss Eva Van Nuys and Mrs. H. P. Matthews.
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Presbyterian Choir
Yutry
Eva van Nuys
Bartlett
Mr. Yutsy
Divine Redeemer
H. P. Matthews
Mr. Yutzy
Quiet wedding of Charles M. Irwin and Annalee Stoker
A quiet ceremony occurred at Rev. Noble's East Pearl Street home on Wednesday at 4 PM. Charles M. Irwin of Frankfort and Annalee Stoker of Tharone (Thane) wed, with Irwin described as a prominent Clinton county farmer and Stoker as the daughter of John Stoker active in church and social circles. The couple plans to reside at their future home as many friends wish them well.
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Noble
East Pearl Street
Charles M. Irwin
Frankfort
Misa Annalee Stoker
T Rhane
Irwin
Clinton County
Miss Stoker
John Stoker
Quietly Married in Slater with Lebanon Couple
Miss Maude M Irick and Mr Garner were quietly wed at Rev James J Slater's home in Slater last night at 8 30 then left on the 10 o clock car for their Frankfort home. Garner, 21, recently graduated from an Indianapolis scientific school and is now employed by a Frankfort drug firm. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Wm D Garner. The bride, 22, is the daughter of Mrs Dave Irick and was a clerk at the Adler store. The couple have many friends in Lebanon and Franklin counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M. Irick
James J., Slater
Slater
Ahd
Frankfort
Lebanon
Garner
Indianapolis
Mra. Wm. D. Garner
West North Street
Dave Irick
Adler
Bankers to Meet in Ninth Congressional District
The second annual meeting of bankers from group No. 9 in the Ninth Congressional District will convene in Frankfort at 1 o clock in the small court room. W P Sidwell, secretary of the Indiana Bankers Association, will preside. About ninety members are expected. The agenda includes banking questions and idea exchange. Local bankers request automobile owners donate cars for one hour from 1:30 to 2:30 to tour visiting bankers around the city.
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Frankfort Crescent
Bankers of Group No
W. P. Sidwell
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Elm beetle threat to state elm trees disclosed
State Geologist W S Blatchley announces the elm beetle as a discovered threat to local elms. The pest targets foliage weakening trees. spraying thrice yearly is the remedy. The beetle’s Indiana arrival came five years ago, with first recognition near Laconia in Harrison County after field work in the south.
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W. S. Blatchley
Laconia
Harrison County
America
Indiana
G B C Club Takes a Mechanicsburg Picnic Trip
A jolly group of eight young Americans from Mrs Albert Peon and Harriet Gabriel's Presbyterian Sunday School classes enjoyed a Wednesday excursion to Mechanicsburg led by their teachers and Miss Estella Hine. They packed lunches, built a camp-fire, caught seventeen fine fish, and formed a G B C Club on the return interurban trip.
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Albert Peon
Harriet Gabriel
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mechanicsburg
Estella Hine
G. B.C
Huntington County Courthouse inspection by committee
The county court house committer and the County commissioners visited Huntington, Indiana on Wednesday to inspect the Huntington county courthouse. The group reports gaining valuable ideas from the inspection trips and plans to meet to discuss next steps.
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Court House
Huntington
Ind
Huntington County Court House
Tay Place
Sutton damage suit goes to jury after two days
The Sutton damage case, heard in Thorntown, ends its evidence phase as defense rests. witnesses testified the whistle blew at crossings and view was obstructed by corn, while plaintiff claims railroad negligence. Jury to be charged late afternoon.
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Sutton
Cords Naz
Maz
Lebanon
Thorntown
Max
O. J. Brookshire
Ra M. Sharp
Alex Ross
Indianapolis
Annie DeBard
Robert Adama
William Talley
James Lat Jey
Frank John
Annie Marshall
Jury Goes to Scene in Sutton Accident Suit
The jury in the Sutton damage case visited the accident site at 12 50 on a Central Indiana train. Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant argued expert testimony on railroad crossing conditions as the group traveled with several rail employees. The Max area collision occurred on November 10, 1908.
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Sutton
Central Indiana
Jesse Smith
Ira M. Sharp
Roy W. Adney
W. C. Stover
Max
Home Guards Gather At Mrs Watt Fogles North of Lebanon
More than twenty five members of the Home Guards from the Methodiat church met at Mrs Watt Fogle's home north of Lebanon. Chaperoned by Mrs Bert Miller and Mrs J R Ball, the afternoon featured a program including Avalon Busby Maurine Booker Edith Fogle Bark Miller at the piano and recitations, followed by outdoor refreshments of ice cream and cake and lawn games.
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Methodiat
Mra
Watt Fogle
Lebanon
Bert Miller
J. R. Ball
Poe
Avalon Busby
Maurine Booker
Edith Fogle
Eio Bark Miler
Robert Ball
Margaret Bushy
Cunningham
Edith
Sarah Pogle
Believe Mother’s Role Awakens Responsibility in Girls
A passage notes that many young women seek power finding work beyond home while disregarding household duties. It argues girls should try mothers’ chores temporarily to learn executive skill, strength, and endurance, discovering a calling to take on real responsibility at home and beyond.
Riots in Philadelphia amid transit strike clashes
Riots erupted in Philadelphia last night after the first late evening attempt since the rapid transit strike began. One officer was fatally shot and about 106 people were bruised as crowds attacked cars, stones flew, and mounted police charged in Kensington mill district. Episcopal Hospital treated more injured patients than it could handle.
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Eary
Rapid Transit
Kensington Mill District
City Watch
Episcopal Hospital
Recommitted Woman Taken to State Hospital
Emma Houston of Jamestown was recommitted to the State Institution at Indianapolis today, escorted by Sheriff Mangus. A relative companion, Friday Host Sader, will also be taken to the asylum by the sheriff's party.
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Stata Incane
Indianapolis
Emma Hoston
Jamestown
Sherif Mangus
Friday
Sader
Alan
Saphora
Vberitt
Girl Seriously Ill After Joy Ride Accident
Ellen McCloud, seventeen, seriously injured in a fall from a cab after a Joy ride with boys. She remains unconscious at times and has a neck ligament strain affecting her head. Police report the accident occurred as the group neared town near South and Meridian streets.
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Ellen McCloud
Aide
South
Meridian Streets
Bullet in Head Ends Dr Binkley’s Life in Chicago
Dr John T Binkley Sr a 72 year old retired Evansville Indiana physician was found dead with a bullet wound at the Wellington Hotel Chicago The death is being investigated with murder suspected by his son Dr John Z Binkley Jr of Chicago who notes a gold mining watch and only 241 dollars on the body as potential clues for police.
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Chicago
John T. Binkley
Evansville
Ind
Wellington Hotel
John Z. Binkley Jr
Plan Won't Work as Anderson Men Weigh Avax Business
In Indianapolis the inquiry into the avax venture led saloon men to reconsider plans amid a halted order flow. The men reportedly contemplated options and reached an implied agreement after orders were turned down.
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Anderson
Avax
Indianapolis
Lynching of John Moxey Near Governor's Mansion
In Frankfort Kentucky a mob lynched John Moxey after he shot circus worker Berty Bower and escaped from Black laborers in a chaotic scene near the governor's mansion. Moxey, captured at a circus camp, was dragged to a bridge over the Kentucky River and hanged as whites surrounded the jail. Bower, wounded, is likely dead.
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Frankfort
John Moxey
Kentucky River
Moxey
Berty, Bower
Wichita
Kas
Bower
Napth
South
Brankfort
Wilson
Valdosta
Centennial Work Opens Centennial Year at Central Christian
The Central Christian church held its regular monthly missionary meeting at Mrs. W. C. Darnall's home. Mrs. H. N. Coons led a program on The Coming of our Centennial Year with papers on Origin of the Centennial Work and Our Missionary Training School at Irvington. A review of The Other Wise Man, a piano duet, and refreshments followed. The centennial celebration is planned for October in Pittsburgh.
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Central Christian Church
W. C. Darnall
South Street
H. N. Coons
Joseph Coons
Irvington
Indianapolis
Will DeVol
Pittsburg
H. L. Baker
Mabel Moody
Coldeen Groves
Willis E Moore Estate Up For Hearing Again
The Willis E Moore estate, unsettled since the 1896 death of Willis E Moore, returns for argument today before Judge James L Clark in this city. Local attorneys and H E B Smith of Jardinapolis are involved as decades of litigation continue through circuit, appellate, and supreme courts. Jonathan James was named administrator in 1896 and the case remains unresolved.
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Willis 2. Moore
Moore
Supreme
James L. Clark
Danville
H. E B. Smith
Jardinapolis
Jonathan James
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Dnet
Coombe Mesars
Jones and Tolle
Stoker
Oon
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Philadelphia
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