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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

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Democrats 10 Select Ticket At Convention In Grand Opera House

Delegates gather for county convention at the Grand Opera House with 1 PM opening. Township delegates meet earlier to organize committees while John W Kern addresses the gathering. Several nominees for local offices announced, with committee assignments and temporary officers named.

Grand Opera House Blarido Clifton Washington Democrat —Amister Ensurer Center Court Room Union County Superintendent Giro Ha John W Kern United States ‘Senate Kern Guilion Temple M Ralston Coanclerk B. F. Ratcliff A. J. Shelly Chapman David H. Shockley Jackson Oliver Perry Higgins Marion EB. & Switch Worth James Union John A. Flaningso Sugar Creek J.T. Prank Laughner James Qaidner Lena Titus B. B McRoberts Asbury Williams Clinton M .M. Apple J. T. Carey George J. Goodwin Jefferson George W. Harves Herbart M. Pointer David M Clark Jackusn Retorder J. R- Gochenour Perry G. Holloman A. V. W. Hooton M. Owen Donehew Ashley A. 0. Spencer Charles ©. Tansell Ollie M. Dodd William J. Wood Dr. W. BD. Fall Jack- RK A. Morgan

Bungalow Fever Epidemic Reported in Statewide Spread

An epidemic dubbed bungalow fever grips many cities across the state. Health officials note afflicted residents find lodging agreeable during illness while Boone County Health Commissioners strive to control the outbreak in Lebanon.

Boone County Health Commissioners Lebanon

Duane Reed Recovers After Serious Oklahoma City Accident

Duane Reed ten year old son of J B Reed was struck by a swift car in Oklahoma City. He was thought fatally hurt and between life and death for days, then slowly improved and was moved from hospital to his parents home.

Duane Reed J. B. Reed Oklahoma City Reed

Horse Thief Makes Bold Move With Stolen Horse

Two thieves stole a valuable horse from Thomas D. Gooden of Pine Village on Saturday. They moved the animal toward Crawfordsville then shipped it by freight toward Orleans. Gooden and three Pine Village Horse Thief Detective Association members pursued by train and later recovered the horse at Orleans station after the thieves' car was picked up by a southbound freight.

Thomas D. Gooden Pine Village Crawfordaville T Southem Mr. Gooden Goodon Orleans Whett Te Jaitertwain Attibhlet

Indiana fruit crop report from state house meeting

A Marion County Agricultural and Farm Bureau report notes strawberries on vines but slow ripening due to cold weather. With favorable sun and heat in coming weeks, market quantities could rise. black raspberries and currants show mixed promise, while gardenia suffer from lack of sun. The Nonabdet Club met with Mrs. Hen F. McKey joining the club rolls.

State House Marion County Agricultural Hoertientteral and Farmere’ Institute Association

Doctor Coons Plans Rest and Travel to Pasadena

Dr HN Coons resumes medical practice after rest. Mr Coons contemplates a month to six weeks rest in the West next month accompanying Mrs Coons as he attends the National Homeopathic Institute in Pasadena California as a delegate. R B Berryhill returns to Lebanon after two weeks illness while managing the Newark baseball club.

HN. Coons Cooma Ia R. BE. Berryhill Newark Lebanon

Local Merchants Invited to Indianapolis Aerospace Week Events

Indiana merchants receive free admission to a three day program during the Indianapolis Motor Speedway aviation meet. Events include a June 14 baseball game with Kansas City, June 15 aeroplane races, vaudeville, a smoker and rooftop concert, plus a trip to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and Broad Ripple Bathing Beach. Weight Bros authorized meet promises five machines daily.

Erir Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indianapolis Trade Association Trade Association Indianapolis Kansas City Washington Park Motor Speedway Indiana Speedway Famote Weight Bros

Wireless Demonstrations Impress Local Businessmen

Dr. Carl Bruce of Goshen Indiana demonstrated the Collins Wireless Telephone in Lebanon at the Zion office before about fifty prominent citizens. He outlined private units reaching 150 miles and claimed one hundredth the cost of telegraph, with wireless stations selectable by a dial behind the transmitter. Zion holds the local agency for the new outfit, a union of four large firms aiming to link the nation.

Carl Bruce Goshen Ind Collins Brace Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company New York City United States C. M. Zion Lebanon Bruce Zion M. Zion

Clever diamond thief targets Crawfordsville homes

An experienced robber entered the homes of Gus Kardle and Ed Otto in Crawfordsville Wednesday night. He stole a $250 diamond shirt stud, using burglary tools to gain entry through windows or doors. Police and nearby towns are urged to watch for the suspect.

Gus Kardle Ed Otto Crawfordsville Karkle

Advertising committee progress for Leabanoa Journal

The Leabanoa Commercial Journal reports strong ad sales, with over a thousand dollars subscribed for advertising space. Firms yet to be solicited are urged to submit ready ads by Monday.

Leabanoa Commercial Journal Ada

Trial of Morgan trustee Hollingsworth continued to September

The case against William Hollingsworth, Union township trustee, sued on his bond for $20,000 by the township advisory board, is pushed to the Morgan Circuit Court September term. He allegedly expended township funds without appropriation or legal authority, mirroring Judge Clark’s recent ruling against Boone county trustee William Miller.

Danville Tnd William Hollingsworth Union Township Morgan Circuit Court Hollingsworth Clark William Miller Boone County

Boone County Fair Nears With Aerial Attraction Plan

Directors of the Boone County Agricultural Association met at Garner's Jewelry Store to discuss the county fair. An aeroplane attraction is being negotiated with an aviator under an agreement with fair officials. A Fourth of July ground use was approved for Lebanon Commercial Club. The association also plans a large agricultural exhibit from Purdy University to boost the fair's appeal and ensure its financial backing.

Boone County Agricultural Association Garner Lebanon Commercial Club Purdy University

Epworth League Preserves Prosperous Crawfordsville Year

The Crawfordsville District Epworth League met at Zionsville noting a prosperous year and strong departmental work. Delegates praised hospitality. sixty attendees heard sermons and lectures by Rev. Wareing, V E B Nahi Baksh, and Elijah P. Brown Ram's Horn. Officers were elected with Dr. E Moloret as President and Linden chosen for next convention, while Mrs. Norwood hosted the Friday Circle gathering at North Lebanon Street.

Crawfordaville District Epworth League Zionsville Merc E. C. Wareing Plymouth India V. EB. M. Nahi- Baksh Bloomington Elijah. P. Brown Alii Bagsh Attowe E Moloret Zioneaile Misa Nellie Philipa Covington Evelyn Potter Veedersburg Misa Suiey Apple

Spohn and Douglas charged in Pittsburg car robberies

Dispatches identify Albert H. Spohn and George Douglas as Pittsburg street car robbers who held up three cars last winter. Both men were linked to a murder case in Marion County and Indianapolis arrests aided police in tracing their past. Extradition plans were discussed if convictions or liberty were granted.

Pittsburg Indianapolis Albert H. Spohn George Douglas George Krupp Spohn Douglas Spahn Lebanon Martonounty Douglass Marion County Merder Dipatch Pittaburg Wapolis Indian Polis Mew Disputch Anys Boone Circuit Court Criminal Court Dispatch

Death of Trifles Theme at First Baptist Church

Rev. T Reynolds preached on sin in trifles and the devil’s deceit at First Baptist. A prayer service drew a strong crowd and ended with Rev. Reynolds baptizing a young woman, who joined the Baptist church.

T. Reynolds First Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrats John W. Kern Wil Minson Edith M. Porter Mar Waret Hite Tecatnr, Ind Enerty Mra & B John Wy Kern Owyer Mark D. Jones Howtens Hen F. McKey Mr. Ho Cone The West Anna Dickerson Craw Fordsville Hendricks County Fair Association Purdue Zionsvide George Norwood North Lebanon Street Mra. D Whitaker James White Mary Macbeth Trifles Hell Nolan Christ
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