TMD DEAL CASE BEING TRIED TODAY
A circuit court session opens with multiple damages suits. Ira Staton sues George W. Rolling for damages tied to denied use of a resource. The Marion township school house case attracts attention and will proceed next week with health officials and architects as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euit
Ira Staton
M. Hurty
Board of Health
John Owens
State Board of Health
Edpire
Howard
Peboot
A. J. Shelby
J. M. Worley
Plainp
Kent and
Ryan
First National Bank of Shoridan, Iod
Nonabel Club Meets For A Delightful All Day Session
The Nonabel Club held an all day gathering at Mrs M V McBroom on Main street. Ladies arrived early at ten oclock and enjoyed a period of lament over the absence of a member now abroad. A lavish noonday dinner followed with market fare and the afternoon was filled with stories and jokes, while some needlework was done amid the cheerful chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. McBroom
Main Street
McBrooms
B. Higgins
Lamb
Boone Homemakers Promote Home Affairs in Lebanon
The Boone County HomeMakers organization in Lebanon hosts a practical program at Centenary Church next Wednesday, June 9, featuring Adah Garner on canning and preserving the coming season, with May Reynolds and HL Stephens assisting. The group emphasizes strong local families and county interest in home arts.
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Boone County
Lebanon
Centenary
Adah Garner
Canning
Scene Mic HL P
Stephens
Solo
Mise May Reynolds
Study of Korea Mission Meeting by Methodist women
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a gathering at Mrs. John Hopper's home three miles south of town. Mrs. J. G. Vaught and Mrs. W. Dicks hosted the event focusing on Korea with leaders Mrs. Wilma Walker and Mrs. Kate Kelsey providing interpretive insights into mission work. A memorial service honored deceased members followed the lesson. A social period featured elegant refreshments with Mrs. Clay and her baby visiting from Sheldon.
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Society of the Methodist Church
John Hopper
Hopper
J. G. Vaught
W. Dicks
Korea
Mra
Wilma Walker
Kate Kelsey
Iwth
Mission Society
Clay
Baby
Sheldon
Life for burglarly at LaPorte Indiana
Peter Sobeski aged 22 was yesterday sentenced to life imprisonment in Michigan City for burglary. Two prior burglary convictions led Judge Richter to the extreme penalty. State Attorney Smith urged the sentence after Sobeski’s attempted jailbreak and murder of Sheriff Anstisa.
Anuians to Tackle White Sox at Lebanon Park Sunday
The Lebanon Indians host the Frankfort White Sox at Lebanon park on Sunday with hopes to atone for last week's loss when Frankfort pulled a late comeback in 11 innings. Admission is 15 cents to the park and 10 cents to the grand stand. A special car run is planned and the band will cheer the team. Dave Daily has resigned as manager. Bob Berryhill will lead the squad with 15 years of National League experience guiding the club.
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Lebanon Indians
Frankfort White Sox
Lebanon Park
Indians
White Sox
Frankfort Boys
Dave Daily
Bob Berryhill
Jamestown Urges Town Clean Up Day At Depot
The Jamestown Press urges surrounding towns to adopt cleaning days to remove rubbish and beautify the area. It notes Jamestown already isn’t dirty but should improve by clearing around the interurban depot and persuading the railroad to cooperate with town beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Lttle
Veterinary inspector Gibson promoted and returning home
De. J. £. Gibson, longtime veterinary inspector in the bureau of animal industry stationed at Cigvelabd since December, arrived home Saturday for a few weeks vacation before proceeding to Denver, Colorado, after his promotion to field work.
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de. J. £. Gibson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cigvelabd
Denver
Colo
Prexcar
Marshall Aims at Silary Gribbers Laws and Fees
Governor Marshall questions two acts allowing county clerks and sheriffs to retain extra fees from about fifty sources and in-and-out jail fees. He contends these laws are unconstitutional and argues the accounting board may order clerks and sheriffs to stop pocketing fees until the Supreme Court decides the matter. The issue hinges on whether the acts were properly presented before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Accounting Board
Hanly
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Railroads Liable In Terre Haute Crossing Death Case
Appellate Court affirms judgment for the death of a boy struck by a fast train at a Terre Haute street crossing. The judge rejects claims the rail line could run freely despite a city ordinance limiting speed to five miles per hour. The ruling emphasizes drivers must exercise reasonable care and the railroad must operate trains safely.
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Terre Haute
Jfast
Hadley
Appellate Court
Indianapolis
College Street
Sppellee
For the Farmer's Wife Observes Kindness to Helpers
A rural note urges wives to greet departing farm workers with a small act of care. It advises offering a drink when wagons arrive empty and reminds that a kind word boosts morale after a long day. Strong, practical community counsel from a period voice.
Sutton 15 Awarded 180 Damages In Rail Case
A jury verdict found Sutton 15 injured due to railroad negligence and awarded 180 dollars. The jury deliberated twelve hours, adjourned at five, then rested overnight. Names of jurors and attorneys are listed. defenses opted not to argue further after plaintiff’s case.
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Bra Sutton
Sutton
Central Indiana Rail
Daniel A. Kinneyman
George K. Hornaday
Ison B. Harting
Isaiah Staton
Thomas C. Harbaugh
John W. Marsh
Layton A. Snyder
Homer V. Kimmell
John Sicks
Youkey
Ira D. Hull
Charles M. Dickerson
Jesse C. Smith
Contractor B Frank Bell Dies After Runaway Crash
Newcastle Indiana reports contractor B Frank Bell about fifty years old died from skull fracture after being thrown from a runaway on Main Street. He was initially thought not seriously hurt but succumbed to injuries later. He is survived by a son.
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Newcastle
Ind
Janes
B. Frank Bell
May sales report at Pine Roadout shows large exmp batting totals
A May report from Pine Roco rd notes Mrs Bert Smith sold goods valued at 7650. The text mentions batting totals between two and three hundred and hints at money in fowls. The fragmentary items suggest cash receipts and poultry dealings but details are unclear.
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Bert. Smith
Porter County goes wet by 375 majority in Indiana
Porter County voters favored licensed saloons by an unofficial 375 majority. Valparaiso backed the wets by 162, carrying ten of twelve townships. The county, with six saloons and several quart shops, joins Laporte as a wet stronghold, signaling broader liquor interests in the region. The vote reflected fears of dry counties losing business to Laporte.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Porter
Laporte
Laporte County
Extreme drooping hats draw sharp fashion critique
The writer condemns extremely wide drooping hats seen on streets as grotesque and unstylish. Several examples are described, noting head obscuring brims that ruin neck lines and overall appearance. A tempered view praises modest drooping brims as sensible while warning against excessive styles.
Lebanon Pioneer Urges Election of Officers to Tackle Varmints
The Lebanon Pioneer urges a decisive next step after voting on the licensed saloon issue. It calls for electing officers empowered to pursue the problem boldly and without fear, aiming to address the "varmint" menace.
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Lebanon
Pretty Girls Noted In New Castle But Lebanon Claims
A fragment notes a boast about Lebanon having more pretty girls than New Castle, with a contrasting line about a newer town. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Miden
Court House Committee Tours Huntington and Bloomington Inspections
Two members of the court house committee returned from a trip to Huntington where they inspected the Huntington county court house. They described it as handsome. The committee plans to visit Monroe and Putnam county edifices in Bloomington and Green Castle. Attorney Adney will begin his inspection trip next week focusing on the bond question.
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Court House
Huntington
Huntington County Court House
W. J. DeVol
James Cobb
Huntington Court House
LB. Walker
John Frost
Marlon A. Davis
James M. Nicely
Mr. Hutton
Bloomington
Monroe County
Green~castle
Putnam County
DeVol
Cobb
Monroe
Adney
Girl Is Blinded By Lightning At Vincennes Contest
Ola Wilson Yates, a Vincennes University graduating student, was blinded briefly by a lightning flash while awaiting the gold medal oratorical contest. After regaining sight she continued, delivering about five minutes of speech before being blinded again and led away by Professor Ellis. Yates will graduate in liberal arts and vocal studies and has assisted faculty with underclass activities and other contests.
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Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes University
Ola Wilson Yates
Ellis
Mins Yates
College of Liberal Arts
Oriole Killed by Boys with Sling Shot on Park Street
An oriole was shot and killed on Park Street in Lebanon on Thursday afternoon by boys using a sling. One boy is said to be a pupil at a local high school. The incident prompts questions about teachers' warnings and public care for birds as neighbors recall the bird was tame enough to accept crumbs from residents.
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Park Street
Lebanon
High Schdor
Balloon Races at Indianapolis Draw World Interest
Balloons big as largest in world to start from the new speedway in Indianapolis with a 12 30 pm gates opening and a 3 pm first race. Aeronauts from across the country converge at the Claypool Hotel as promoters predict a record crowd and substantial rail and interurban service to the grounds. Lebanon residents plan to view the spectacle which promises to surpass prior balloon events.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Capitol City
Claypool
Porary
Aero Club At
America
Indianapolis: Motorway
United States
A. Holland Forbes
London
Paris
New York
Baldwin
Atrow
Apolis
Lebanon
Bethany Club Luncheon at Klwood Before Interurban Departure
Bethany Club members from Bethany Park attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs A B Mom at Klwood today. An afternoon reception follows before the group departs at 8:20 aboard the Elovic interurban car. Indianapolis members include Mrs A J Clark and several others. additional names appear among returning attendees.
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Bethany Club
Bethany Park
Klwood
Mra A. B. Mom
Indianapolis
A. J. Clark
Kirke Howe
Walter Howe
A. M. Ragadaie
F.C. Jacob
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GRA Staton Sues
George W
GMSON
IT Nonabel Club
Boone Homemakers
Methodist Church
Method Foreign Missionary Secret
Burgarly
Anuians
Frankfort
Silary Gribbers
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Kermit
Frank Bell
Porter County
Court House Committee
Putnam and Monroe
Girl Crater
Oriole
Motor Speedway
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