Without Handcuffs Bradley Departs for Prison
Bradley leaves Noblesville for Michigan City without handcuffs or stern escort, declaring innocence while en route to a life sentence for wife murder. Sheriff Mangus supports him, noting belief in parole prospects within five to six years. Bradley visits his mother and sister before boarding the Monon train, amid a small crowd and few officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver Bradley
Indiana
Severak
Mangus
Bradley
Michigan
Lebanon
Midland
Noblesville
A. Bradley
Michigan City
Fat Purse Found on Woman at Monon Station
Police probe identity of a woman found at Monon station in Frankfort Indiana. She carried $3, rings, fled from officers, later searched and $75 cash plus a state bank book issued in Chicago found. Bank inquiry tied the book to Carrie Perslin. the woman gave alias Emma Sholtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Chi “Cag
Oilef Bird
Emma Sholtz
Chicago
Carrie Perslin
Jo Ee
Pack
Missing Swedish Woman Held In Custody At Bank
Bank officials report a Swedish woman born June 8, currently living at 413 Edgewick Street in Chicago. She is described as slightly demented and has been missing since January. Police will turn her over to her family once located.
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Aifielala
Sweden
Chicago
Edgewick Street
Paok
Wade Allen Wedding at Covenant Baptist Church Chicago
Miss Frances Pros poh Allen and Str. John L. Wade wed at Covenant Baptist Church with Rev. C B Allen officiating. The ceremony impressed guests. a luncheon followed in Chicago. The couple will reside on South Lebanon Street and will attend a reception at the Heaton home. Mr Wade works as assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank.
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Covenant Baptist Church
Chicago
C. B. Allen
Frances Prospoh
Allen
John L. Wade
Faniy
Will Heaton
Extra Teacher Hired By School Board For High School
Miss Grace Norwood of thevenus is employed to assist in teaching mathematics and history at the high school. She is a graduate of Indiana University and recently taught at Manual Training School in Indianapolis. She is praised for her charming personality and strong recommendation. Current history and English teachers are Miss Hillman and Miss Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Norwood
Thevenus
Miss Norwood
Indiana University
Manual Tradning School
Indianapolis
Miss Hillman
Miss Holloway
Edward Everett Hale Dies at 87 in Boston
The Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale chaplain of the U S Senate and author of The Man Without a Country died at his Roxbury home this morning at age eighty seven. His illness had been known for days and heart weakness led to his decline though he remained about his apartment until late yesterday.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
U. S. Senate
Roxbury
Hale
Julia Ward Howe
Boone County Court House to be Sold for New Building
The 1857 Boone county court house will be razed within two months. Sale to the highest bidder August 18 1909 from 10 pm to 2 pm in the courthouse yard. Minimum bid $15, buyer to remove within 45 days. Only the building itself, no fixtures or records, included.
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Boone County Court House
Court House
Boone County
Booné County Court House
Albert Longley
Lebanon
Longley
Jamestow
Jamestown Court
United States
Littleton B. Walker
Marion A. Davis
James Cabb
Joseph T
Blackmailers in Toils in Columbus
June 10 report from Columbus states Bam Lima San Rixto Sebastian Batagalia and A Marsial leaders of the Ohio Hallan band were arrested by federal authorities and served with warrants charging fraudulent use of government facilities and related offenses.
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Lima
Bataglia
Arabon
A. Marfisl
Dennisbn.o
Amicon
Marfisi
Dennison
Depo
Secret Service
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pretty Jane Party At Home Of Mrs Adney
A June social event hosted by Mrs Earl Adney on Park Street drew about 150 guests. The program featured vocal solos by Miss Mae Matthews and Mrs Emma Matthews, a reading by Mrs Elza Rogers, and a comic quartette with varied acts. Little Valeria Adney sang and assisting hostesses included Miss Katharine Parkhurst and Valeria Adney with several ladies helping serve refreshments.
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Earl Adney
Park Street
Emma Matthews
Valeria Adney
Heaven
Paderewski
Mesdames Zion
Booker
Ball Adney
Fall
Katharine Parkhurst
Arthur Brown
Heath
Chas. Adair
Ed Morris
W. H. Green
Beulah Davis
Mary Wysong
Big Automobile Day at Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville hosted a large car day with seventy five autos in a parade. Earl Allen Asbury Finch and local spectators watched from the sidewalk as Karl Alfrey won the hill climb in twenty seconds, with Miss Fertig of Indianapolis finishing second. Ned Ruddle won the best goat driver race and William Davidson took the slow race around the public way in thirty four minutes and sixty seven seconds.
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Crawfordsville
Earl Allen
Asbury Finch
Wit H
G. M. Lofland
Mark Jones
Pred Byers
Karl Alfrey
Fertig
Indianapoliis
Ned Ruddle
Wm. Davidson
Death Knell of Whiskey Sails Through Boone County Board
The Boone county commissioners declare no liquor licenses until a new local option election. June 1 1909 saw 4336 votes for prohibition and 1894 against. Wet forces must gain 1221 votes to overturn after any future vote. Road cases in Washington township move to July 6 bids. Tile and bridge plans and inspectors are listed with township allocations.
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Boone County
Commissioners’ Court
Board of Local Option Election Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
John N. Cason
Robert P. Rogers
Washington Township
Ira J. Peters
Worth
George Fruit
Washington
S. W. Titus
Sugar Creek
H. W. Huber
John H. Flanigan
Albert Bart
Center
Franksfort Storm Deluges City and County
One of the worst rainstorms in Frankfort Indiana raged nearly two hours with swirling winds and cloudburst conditions. Prairie Creek rose eight feet in an hour and thousands of acres of corn oats and wheat lay under water four to five feet deep in places. Streets became impassable and fruit crops suffered as hail and washouts damaged interurban lines and gardens amid widespread crop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Lightning Shock Leaves Miss Stafford Convalescing
The woman, living at home, was struck by a close lightning shock that rendered her unconscious for a period before her family found her. Dr. McDonald revived her but warned of a serious condition including a spinal impact and lasting nervous shock likely to keep her incapacitated for several days.
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McDonald
Miss Stafford
Twenty Years of Marriage Surprise Party Observed
Twenty years ago Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lowman wed. Friends relatives and neighbors held a surprise gathering at their home last night at about 7:36 oclock while they were away. The evening was happy and warm with best wishes for many more anniversaries as The Reporter notes. Gifts included china dinnerware and Haviland pieces. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Myers Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Welch Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Harvey Mesdames Retta Fall Caroline Dicks Blanche Higgins Wealthy Dicks and others including Frank Lee Vivian Stewart and Gertrude Jeannette Dicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lowman
George E. Adams
A. J. Stewart
J. B. Myers
A.L. Welch
B.S. Harvey
Mesdames Retta Fall
Caroline Dicks
Blanche Higgins
Wealthy Dicks
Frank Lee
Vivian Stewart
Gertrude Dicks
Jeannette Dicks
Oberlin Teacher Bertha Rogers to Teach Languages Next Year
Miss Bertha M. Rogers, longtime Oberlin High School language teacher and Oberlin College graduate, will assist in teaching languages at Lebanon High School next year. She comes with a record of success at Oberlin and assurances of continued achievement.
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Bertha M. Rogers
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Lebanon High School
Rogers
Stolen Horse Outfit From Helms Barn After Rain
Ray Helms, a young farmer eight miles east on Ratsburg road, reports a $725 horse buggy and harness stolen from his barn during rain Tuesday night. The rig vanished between 6 and morning, with neighbors uncertain. Tracks led toward Michigan road and Northfield before vanishing, as Helms notified nearby livery stables.
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Ray Helms
Here
Ratsburg Road
Helms
Michigan Road
Northfield
Pleasant View
Hela
First Results of Wild Ride Involving Ellen McCloud
A town mayor discharged three boys and a girl after a Tuesday night joy ride. Ora Russell, Johnson, Haskell Walls and Frank Davidson pleaded guilty, each fined ten dollars plus costs and given ten days in jail, suspended on good behavior. The case against Lather Sheets will be arraigned soon. The Davidson boy is under sixteen and will be turned to a probation officer. Police say the girl may have fallen or jumped. the incident prompted ongoing police attention.
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Hoy
Ora
Davidson Bey
Larkin Sanii
Clark County votes to retain saloons in wet Indiana
Clark County Indiana reported a wet victory for liquor sales yesterday with an unofficial majority of 1,004. Jeffersonville led with 1,818 wet votes and the city itself preferred wet by 946. Dry townships included Charlestown Utica Silver Creek Bethlehem Owen Wood Monroe Union Washington totaling numerous small majorities. Sixty one saloons in Jeffersonville are affected by the outcome as nearby New Albany Floyd County and Louisville influenced sentiment toward liquor licenses.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County
Ohio River
Indiana
Charlestown
Utica
Silver Creek
Bethlehem
Owen
Wood
Monroe
Union
Washington
Carr
Oregon
New Albany
Floyd County
Louisville
DISPLAY YOUR COLORS Loyal Lebanon Flag Day Notice
Mayor Hoy urges Lebanon citizens to observe Flag Day June 14, marking Old Glory’s birthday. He asks residents to display the national flag at homes to teach patriotism and foster citizenship, noting the 132nd anniversary of the flag adoption.
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Lebanon
Hoy
Leh
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Ellen McCloud
John H. Hoy
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