Board of Review Met Yesterday in Marion County
The Board of Review meeting fixed dates for township hearing grievances across several townships including Marion June 14 Sugar and Thorntown June 15 Ion and Jefferson June 16 Center June 20 Union and Perry June 31 Ragle and Zionsville June 24 Jamestown and Advance June 27. Auditors Hedrick approved transferring 1575 from Advance to Jefferson township and the board added 540 to personal property value after correcting footing errors in assessor sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoone
Wranxville Roa
Teais
Marion and
Township
Sugar
Thorntown
Ion and Jefferson
Center Township
Union
Perry
Ragle
Zionsville
Harrison and Worth
Jamestown
O Trust Companies
B. PF. Hedrick
John T. Jones
Jefferson Township
Footing &Femaor
Indiana Wheat Hit by Joint Worm In Marion County
Local grain dealers report widespread joint worm damage across southern central and parts of northern Indiana. Officials warn this year’s harvest may be underwhelming with estimates ranging from five to twenty bushels per acre statewide, while forecasts for corn look favorable. Purdue guidance urged for seed selection and damage mitigation.
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Whent
Marion County
Central
Indigna
Efain
Autit
Sone
New York
Indiana
Purdue Experiment Station
W. B. Wells
Star Elevator Company
Clinton County
H.W. Basket
Indianapolis
Minor Court Suit In Bythe Trowbridge Court
In the court of Bythe Trowbridge John Mount sues John Tee and others for 92.60 dollars. The court rendered judgment against the defendants for 5.50 dollars.
New Superintendent Named at Williams Hospital
Miss Lucy Glover of Grayville Illinois has been chosen to replace Miss Emma Staton as superintendent of The Williams Hospital. Staton, who has led the hospital for nearly three years, will retire to private nursing in Indianapolis. Glover is a Philadelphia Episcopal Hospital graduate with extensive hospital administration experience.
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M. Emma Staton
W Hospital
Indianapolis
Lucy Glover
Grayville
Miss Glover
Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Insane man refuses food. aim to hospitalize Wood
Jefferson Wood, declared insane by a jury and lunacy commission, has eaten nothing since remand. He claims relatives haunted his confinement to poison him and will harm anyone who offers food. He sleeps little. jail authorities plan to move him to a hospital promptly.
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Jefferson Wood
Squire
Groover suffers broken leg in Liston loss
Sports brief notes Carl Groover, Liston second baseman, broke left leg catching a runner at second base during a damp 11 to 3 defeat by New Ross. Other items include Kommers stealing twice for Galesburg, Lotshaw moved down in batting order, Chance back in uniform, Lima beating Newark 6-2, and Berryhill shortstop Bey Hanna sidelined by a practice injury.
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Carl Groover
Liston
New Ross
Groover
Lima
Newark
Bey Hanna
Berryhill
quake death toll tops seventy five in Apennine towns
Rome reports say fifty bodies have been recovered from Calitri Sansosal and nearby towns after Monday night’s quake. Officials fear total deaths won’t exceed seventy five while injuries flood makeshift shelters. Red Cross exhausted and appeals for aid as hurricane damage compounds losses.
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Rome
Calitri
Sansosal
Sante
Jels von
Red Cross
Frankfort Chief of Police in Lebanon for McIntyre search
Police authorities and Sheriff Mangus discussed a renewed search for the McIntyre team. Visitors from other horse theft areas urged a visit to Tom Coon in state prison for more information. Sheriff Mangus doubted success, believing Coon already told all and further confessions would implicate the man.
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Baker
Frankfort
Lebanon
Mangue
McIntyre
Mangus
Tom Coon
Boand
Coon
Bridal couple returns from honeymoon in Lafayette
A bride and groom Marsh E Haywood and Enid Carothers from Lafayette returned from their honeymoon two weeks after marriage. Alan Walker, mentioned in the report, accompanied Miss Carothers during the spell of events leading up to the couple's return.
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Lafayette
Ind
Marshall E. Haywood
Enid Carothers
Alan Walker
Carother
Burglars Shot At Bridgeport Store. One Said Wounded
At about 2 a m in Bridgeport two burglars and owners Lee Stewart and Oscar Stewart exchanged about thirty to forty shots in darkness. The alarm connected to the house aroused them. a burglar fired on the store before fleeing. A 38 caliber revolver was used. empty cartridges found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stewart
Oscar
Bridgeport
Stewart
Honeymoon return greeted by friends at station
English fiancee and groom Mr and Mrs Haywood arrived home from their honeymoon to Union street, greeted by friends. Mrs Carothea, bride’s mother, remains unreconciled, still in the doorway. A second burglar raid led to gunfire. Stewart fired with a shotgun as burglars fled toward open country. A posse searched for suspects after a bloodhound request failed due to distance. No one was captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haywood
George P. Haywood
Union Street
Carothera
Stewart
Oncar
Wen
Plainfield
Citirens
Indianapolis
Dayston
Bridgeport
Rome Sees Aftermath of Severe Earthquake Shocks
In the tremor zone and in Sardinia crops were destroyed flocks killed and at least six persons died. The king and queen are due back in Rome today. Parliament may allocate another 10000 as official reports arrive from the devastated country. Night telegraphs logged slight shocks in southern Italy and today the region appears calmer as hopes rise that the worst is over.
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Sardinia
Rome
Parliament
Italy
Pitts District Bankers Meet in Crawfordsville
Bankers from this city will attend the Pitts District Bankers Association meeting in Crawfordsville on Thursday June 16. Between 75 and 100 bankers from twelve counties are expected to be present. Crawfordsville bankers plan tours of the city by automobile, visiting the country club and nearby points of interest. Tonight the Lebanon metoniania urges a gathering in the city council chamber at 8 o clock.
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Pitts, District Bankers’ Association
Crawfordsville
Ers
The
Crawfords
Metétiania
Lebanon
Cason Celebrates 75th Birthday Surprise
Yesterday marked the seventy fifth birthday of Mr. Cason. He did not expect a celebration but was surprised at dinner when his wife Mrs Maud Bennett of Frankfort appeared. A leather pocket bank with engraved initials lay hidden under a tin plate. Mr. Cason is a long respected Lebanon citizen as friends join in wishing many happy returns.
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Cason
Hotte
Maud Bennett
Frankfort
Lebanon
Goung
Indiana Dental College Announces Youngest Graduate
The article notes Hay King, son of Joseph King, as the youngest member to graduate tonight from Among then. King is highlighted as the youngest participant among this year’s graduates, with the class totaling forty eight.
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Indiana Dental Cokloge
Hay King
Joseph King
Clase
King Amen Ho Fe
Vaudeville Tonight at Grand Opera House
Powell presents midweek vaudeville acts at the Grand Opera House on Wertnen day and Saturday evenings each week. He notes booking the midweek attraction for malness corks and others who cannot attend the regular Saturday night show.
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Grand Opera House
Powell
Attends Reunion at Old School House Fifty Nine Years On
D. L. Kimmell and wife leave Findley Ohio to renew old friendships at the annual reunion held at the old school house. Kimmell, who attended and later taught there, revisits memories from decades past with former classmates and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmell
Findley
Ohio
Mr. Kimmel
New Firm Form Partnership at Local Office
T. H. Schooler, a loan real estate and insurance agent once sharing space with J. F. Trowbridge, has moved his belongings to the old room over Jones' Drug Store. He will operate in partnership with E. T. Richey.
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T. H. Schooler
J. F. Trowbridge
Hutchings Grocery Co
Jones’ Drug Store
Mr. Schooler
E. T. Richey
Enthusiasts travel to Indianapolis to watch Al Orth pitch
A group of baseball fans from the city went to Indianapolis today hoping to see Al Orth on the mound in his first thorough trial with the Indianapolis pitching staff. It was reported last evening that Orth would pitch again at St Paul Ohie afternoon, and a carload of his old friends from Lebanon planned to attend.
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Indianapolis
al Orth
Orth
St. Paul Ohie
Lebanon
Fruit Orchard near Deer Park large plantation plan
Arcadia Orchard Company led by E N Robinson of Spokane announces 17,000 acres near Deer Park Washington to be planted with apples and other fruits. The work will take five years, irrigated by Loon and Deer lakes with extensive ditch and pipe systems. 300,000 apple trees will be planted next fall and planting then 600,000 trees yearly. The tract aims to be the nation’s largest orchard and to colonize the land with city dwellers.
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Spokane
Wash
Arcadia Orchard Company
E N. Robinson
Deer Park
Deer Lakes
Loon Lake
Red Men district powwow set for fall in Indiana
Noblesville June 8. Arrangements nearly complete for the Red Men annual district powwow to be held in September or October. District includes Hamilton, Tippecanoe, Fountain, Warren, Clinton, Boone, Park, Montgomery and Putnam counties. Committee heads named: Executive Fred Hines finance J McLean decorating E R Norton reception K E Neal.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton
Tippecanoe
Fountain
Warfren
Clinton
Boone, Park
Montgomery
Putnam Counties
Fred Hines
J. McLean
E.R. Norton
KE. Neal
Delightful final Late Book Club visit at Mrs Artman’s home
Mrs Artman welcomed members and friends to a pleasant afternoon hosted by the Late Book Club presided by Mrs Behram. Roses and greenery adorned the rooms as refreshments were served and Rev G B McKee of North Park Christian church offered an engaging talk on regeneration in a brief illustrated program.
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SR. Artman
Mulanapolis
Late Book Club
Artman
John Behram
G. B. McKee
North Park
Two Divorces Sought in Boone Circuit Court
Mary Whitley sues for legal separation from Martin Whitley asserting February 1900 marriage at Crawfordsville and May 1900 separation with no alimony while seeking restoration of her maiden name Mary Harris. Josie Robins sues Ora Robins for divorce alleging abandonment in July 1904 and seeks custody and support for seven year old Herbert plus $100 annual maintenance. Also notes judgments and a special venire for June 27.
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Boone Circuit
Mary Whitley
Martin Whitley
Whitley
Crawfordsville
Josie K. Robins
Ora F. Robins
Robing
Safe Passage Petition At Indianapolis For Eagle Township
Local attorneys Roy Adney and T J Terhune appear before the railroad commission in Indianapolis today. A petition signed by Eagle township citizens asks for an underground passage at the Big Four crossing to relieve danger for vehicles crossing the tracks near Zionsville and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adney
T.J Terhune
Railroad Commission
Indianapolis
Eagle Township
Zionsville
Retires on Pension for Forty Years with Big Four Rail
John Q. Hicks, freight agent for the Big Four railroad in Indianapolis for forty years and brother of Charles Hicks, has been retired on a pension by the railway company. He was a well known Lebanon resident before his death a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Hicks
Big Four Railroad
Indianapolis
Charles Hicks
Lebanon
Hicks
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DePauw
Wabash College
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Wood
Poole
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Son
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Elbert T. Richey
Fruit Orchard
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Henry D. Ross
Boone
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Tippecanor County
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Albert Spohn
Walter Whitlock
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