Dean Sells His Racing Stable Amid Health Retirement
Thorntown Times reports horseman Dean sells his racing stable to Dr JTM Hall Howard Riley and J L Graves for a herd of mares and foals. Dean, famed since 1900, retires temporarily to regain health and hopes buyers sustain the operation, with Dean advising on training and care during the transition.
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Jtm Hall
Howard Riley
J. L. Graves
Henry W. Dean
Dean
Puys
Thorntown Times
Beshin
Times
Western Horseian
Alma Carson
White River
Maud Caesar
Raven Wilkes
Margaret K
Mr. Dean
Imost
New Bicycle Lamp Generates Electricity From Pedal Motion
A bicycle lamp uses a small dynamo wheel attached to the shaft of the bicycle wheel to generate electricity as the bike turns. The device allows a lever to disengage the small wheel when not needed and promises a powerful light at very high speeds while producing sufficient illumination at moderate speeds.
Prisoner Addie Threewits Sentenced To Jail In Indianapolis
Judge Coombe found Addie Threewits of Tebanon guilty on a statutory charge and ordered 20 days in jail. She was fined $25 and will complete the remainder of her sentence in the women's prison at Indianapolis. WF Parks is visiting from Nashville Brown.
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Sorvacelot Etye
Raciny
Coombe
Addie Threewits
Tebanon
Indianapolis
Local Merchants Promote Home Stores Convenience
Merchants urge residents to support home retail stores highlighting benefits such as ready repair guarantees, immediate purchases, no letters or trips to bigger cities, personal attention, and a willingness to remedy defects to keep customers loyal.
Boston Strikers Force Car Stops In City Wide Rail Tie
Several hundred Boston elevated rail workers strike at daylight over union recognition. Violence erupts as cars are stopped, windows smashed, and passengers injured. Police and officials confront the disruption across Tremont Street, North Station, and Cambridge subway, with arrests and traffic blocks lasting hours.
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Boston
Boston Elevated railWay
Brookline
Cambridge
Somerville
Everett
Chelsea
Medford
Malden
Tremonttreet
Adame Square
Cambbridge
North Salem Citizens Face Puzzling Question
The North Salem community confronts a puzzling issue as a local phone service, shut down since November 1, leaves about 100 phones idle. Residents demand registration details, but no party takes responsibility, and the company reportedly was never incorporated with few legitimate claims against it.
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Uwie
Sete Tareem
Expedition of 5000 Troops Ordered for Cuba
Washington June 7 The general staff ordered a military expedition of five thousand men to Cuba. Four large army transports at Newport News were to be commissioned provisioned and supplied. Troops to be drawn from Pittsburgh barracks Fort Porter Niagara Governor's Island New York Fort McPherson and Fort Oglethorpe Georgia ready for movement.
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Washington
Cuba
Newport News
Pittsburg Barracks
Ft. Porter
Niagara
Governor's Island
N. Y
Ft. McPherson and
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Delinquent Manufacturers Warned to Pay License Fees
Elliott R. Hooton, chief inspector, will notify about four hundred manufacturers that unless delinquencies are cured the state will collect the $25 penalty under law. The issue is failure to regularly sell to the department the annual license fee of $1 for five or more persons.
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Elliott R. Hooton
State Bureau of Inspection
Republican Committee Opens Fight Over Alabama Delegates
Chicago June 1 The Republican national committee opened hearings on contested delegates with Alabama first on the docket. Roosevelt and Taft camps dispatched strong counsel as they argued the legality of the state delegation. The Alabama contest involves sixteen of twenty four Alabama delegates and features chief counsel Ormsby M Slary and Charles Dick.
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Chicago
National Committee
Congress
Alabama
Taft Attorneya
Republican Organization
Pope M. Lang
Ormsby Mcslary
New York
Charles Dick
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Frederick C. Bryan
Washington
Iis
O. C. Street
S. 5. Pleasants
S Tate
W. & Reese
J. J. Curtis
A. C. Birch
Sanitary Counter Installed at Local Meat Market
Bowman and Martin have installed a sanitary refrigerator counter in their meat market at Shirley's old stand, replacing an older display. The new counter is expected to improve sanitation and product presentation for customers.
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Bowman & Martin
Shirley's
Burchassa
Hungarian Deputy Tries Assassination in Budapest Diet
In Budapest the lower house president Count Tisza narrowly escaped when Deputy Julius Kovacs fired three times and then killed himself. Kovacs, a leading opposition member, had been suspended for disorder. He entered the press gallery, fired, then shot himself. Tisza remained calm and the session resumed after the incident.
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Budapest
Hungary
Count Tisza
Julius Kovacs
Count Tisis
Kovacs
Isis
Damage suit on trial at Crawfordsville
The case of Nicholas Clements against Hendrick Co. of Royalton for $5,000 damages was begun in Montgomery circuit court after a change of venue from Hendricks county. Lawsuit alleges negligence in safeguarding saw mill machinery at Royalton. A.4. Shelby of this county represents the defendant.
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Nicholas Clements
Hendrick Co
Royalton
Montgomery
Hendricks County
Montgomery County
Shelby
Weekly Concert Draws Large Attendance At Open Air Show
The Boys band performed a regular weekly concert last night at the southwest square border. The attendance was large and the program was described as high class. The group is developing a fine musical organization under the direction of Prof. Walter Haetstep. CASE DISMISSED The state case against Frank Db was dismissed.
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Boya
Umder
Walter Haetstep
Board of Review Proceedings and Assessments
Yesterday and this morning Harvey Trout appeared for Aaron Plow requesting a $100 addition to use value. The board added $500 to T C Bick's list due to assessor omission. Joseph Bart and James Seering had $125 deducted for a horse death. Mary Matthews had $2,500 added to her hat value after assessor omission.
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Harvey Trout
Aaron Plow
Mr. Plow
T. C. Bick
Joseph Bart
James Seering
Mary Matthews
Asneasor
Explosion Kills Twelve at Austrian Ammo Factory
An explosion at the Woellsdorf ammunition factory in Wiener Neustadt, near Vienna, killed twelve people and injured many others. Soldiers and workers were among the victims as windows rattled through the town and nearby Baden suffered damage. Emperor Franz Joseph in the Schoenbrunn palace was alerted by the blast.
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Vienna
Woellsdorf
Wiener-Neustadt
Baden
Franz Joseph
Schoenbrinn
Rabies Facts From Annual Bandsy Report
The report notes fifteen percent deaths after a rabid dog bite and that deeper wounds near a central nerve are more dangerous. It states symptoms in humans appear 14 to 300 days after the bite, most within three weeks to three months, and that dog infection develops in three weeks to three months. It mentions applying a five percent formaldehyde solution to bites for twelve hours as a treatment.
Floral Decoration Plan Appeals 10 Merchants
A city side walk decoration plan spreads from East Main Street with flower stands set up by ten merchants. The effort aims to beautify the square ahead of the July 4 event and may expand to adjacent streets in a week. West side merchants add electric lights from Main to Washington following South Leiden plan.
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East Main Street
Main
Washington Street
Leia Non Street
Jamestown to Host Floral Parade Preparations Underway
Jamestown floral parade committee met with local merchants to solicit orders for decorations for the July 4 event. They plan to include strong countywide participation and will visit Thorntown Advance Whitestown Zionaville Terhune and other towns to secure support.
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Lebanon
Lee Bratton
Ini Janestown
Thorntown
Marriage at Thorntown Home Unites Alta Flanigam and Orville Leek
On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Flanigam near Thorntown their daughter Alta married Orville Leek a local farmer from the same area. The ceremony was attended by over fifty relatives and invited guests. The couple will reside on a nearby farm in their home vicinity.
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Samuel Flanigam
Nesr
Thorntown
Alta
Orville
Leek
SPECIAL PROGRAM CHILDREN S DAY OBSERVED BY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A church notices a special program for Children s Day to be observed at the Presbyterian church next Southy. The event aims to engage local families with activities and a brief service.
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Presbyterian Church
Bad Companions Downfall Sends 16-Year-Old to Plainfield
Virgil Wills, a minor, was ordered placed in Indiana Royal School at Plainfield for violation of parole and bad company. Sheriff Harter to escort him at noon. He had been living with grandparents George and Mrs Wills before joining his father on Witt farm. Since release he drank and associated with bad influences, leading to court action.
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Virgil Wills
Indiana Royal School
Plainfield
Sheriff Harter
Jeft
Willa
Infield School
Providence Church Annual Homecoming Opens with Talks
The Providence Christian church began its annual homecoming services on Thursday night June 6 with an address on What in Religion. Tonight Rev Homer Dale to discuss Why I Am a Christian. Saturday Rev Harry Hamilton to speak on God Man and the Other Fellow. Sunday school Sunday at 11 am The Kingdom of Heaven.
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Providence Christian Chnnel
Homer Dale
Harry, Hamilton
Ifa
Mkjemt Thami
Kingdom of Heaven
The Place and Mission of Rural Churches Program
Rev. Kelly of Terre Haute delivers The Place and Mission of Rural Churches at 7 30 p m. A second talk, The Majesty of the Word of God, by Rev. Willis G Higgins, invites Providence church attendees and others to a grove dinner with baskets.
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Kelly
Terre Haute
Willis G. Higgins
Providence Church
Town sale of lots ends in failure at Thorntown
The Thorntown Times reports the attempted sale of town lots by an Evansville firm last Saturday failed completely. Most observers anticipated stagnation due to high ground building sites and slow growth. Promoters face a loss of about 569 dollars from their efforts.
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Thorntown Times
Evansville
Jose
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