McCormick Shuts Down Frankfort In 4 1 Victory
McCormick the Gem City southpaw twirled a masterful game allowing only one hit as Clinton County’s CEDA county team beat Frankfort 4 to 1. Hurst and Collins produced key hits while Corydon and Hare runners exploited the bases, and Wilson and McAllister contributed in defense and offense.
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Frankfort
Clinton County
McCormick
Gem City
Red Hurst
Firs
McClormick
Jones
Hurst
Corydon
Wilson
Biltz
Capt
William
Diehl
Williams
Capt. Wilson
Hicks
Capt. Hare
Bitz
Hare
Collins
McAllister
Schisser
ER. N. Hare
Noblesville
Ois
Hannah
Nseorea
Willams
Short
Selisser
Brown
Mr. Collins
Schissel
Heitz
Troutman
Raber
Venue Change Sought in Dorman Insurance Suit
The Dorman case against Travelers Insurance and Fidelity & Casualty moves for change of venue from Boone county. Affidavits claim plaintiff influence over the Board of Health and challenge local conditions. A Kirkland district school order dated May 21 1907 ordered Kirklin house not used after June 1 for school purposes due to ventilation concerns and urged repairs. the dispute foreshadows a landmark legal battle in Kirklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. A. Dorman
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Fidelity &Casualty Company
Boone County
Plantiff
Board of Health
Kirklids Old
Kirk Zens
Kirklin
Shel Gause May Occupy Another Week in Trial
Defense aims to present a great mass of evidence as the Union Stockyards conspiracy case extends to Monday. Judge adjourned Friday with plaintiff R. R. Reeves still on the stand and to resume testimony next week. The article notes a birthday celebration for Miss Mable Moody with many guests and a late departure after strawberries, cake, and bananas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
R. R. Reeves
Mable Moody
Lola Burke
Orpha Casey
Mary Stevens
Cora Belle Hosford
Corinne Stephenson
Leona Simmons
Goldiene Grove
Harriet Waldron
Fern Stevens
Myrtle Dooley
Fern Partner
Hazel Etchison
Thelma Heaton
Helen Frank
Eva Cory
Eva Casey
Maud Cassiday
Francis Heaton
Winnie Huffman
Burke
Burke and Allen Heaton
Harry and
Hallard Heaton
Local court actions note bond release and ejectment ruling
Residents press for fair trial as bond adjustments occur in Bell Barnett versus Johns case. A new 15000 bond with Union Trust and Drury as surety was approved. Bell and Barnett released at own expense. Henry St Clair v Henry et al yields possession and costs for plaintiff. Harden v Dale grants 962.70 plus costs. Henrys St Clair case to quiet title dismissed with costs. Hogshire v Bowwell drain case: final report filed and superintendent discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bell
John
Barnett
Francis M. Johns
Toan
Ap Od
Coum
William A. Belt
Henry St Clair
James K. Henry
Earl TR. Harden
Elisha M. Dale
Jeanette Henry
Henry St. Clair
James A. Hogshire
Samuel Bowwell
Bitter fight erupts over Clinton health home project
A heated dispute centers on a Clinton project described as the best lot for a health home. Key figures include Fuawneour, Lod, and L.'Th em, with residents voicing concerns about location, funding, and impact on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuawneour
Ap.ortation House
Clinton
Baseball Briefs Predict Tough Week Schedule for Team
The team faces a hard week away from home starting Sunday at Frankfort with games at Decatur on Tue/Wed, Bluffton Thu/Fri, and Dunkirk Sat/Sun. A Youngstown dispatch warns the Ohio and Pacific League may not survive the season due to sustained wet weather hurting finances, with Akron, Youngstown, and Newcastle hardest hit and southern towns most affected by the hot pace.
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Frankfort
Decatur
Bluffton
Dunkirk
Youngstown
Ohio
Akron
Newcastle
Purdue expert predicts mixed grain harvest outlook
Prof Christy of Purdue University warns that the wheat crop shows fair prospects while oats lag and corn prospects are poor. He notes possible replanting later due to crop setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy
Purdue University
Testimony Confirms Conspiracy Ties at Stockyards Case
Witnesses corroborate Shiel story of conspiracy. Frank Hilgemyer confirms Shiel on south scales. Fred Wilburg says hogs to Shiel only on the sly after trouble with Stockyards Co. W H Coburn testifies that Gillaspie warned him to quit selling to Shiel or business would end. Nave vows to burn houses buying hogs for Shiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiel
Frank Hilgemyer
Fred Wilburg
W. H. Coburn
Gillaspie
Billy
George Nave
Delightful Surprise for Sister Lizzle Thomas on Birthday
Thirty members of Narramatah Council Degree of Pocahontas honored Sister Lizzle Thomas on her forty first birthday with Haviland china berry dish and a gold souvenir spoon. A two course ice cream cake and nuts function followed with music by a string orchestra and a recitation by Mrs Rachel Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narramatah Council
Pocahontas
Lizzle Thomas
Rachel Thomas
Maud Hawkins Seventy Birthday Notice Recorded
Miss Maud Hawkins celebrates her seventy birthday this Friday according to a local birthday notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Hawkins
Dows
Conference Postponed On Estate Guardianship Case
Judge M N A Walker plans a guardianship conference with James M Berryhill and others concerning George Rhodius estate. Berryhill cites possible Federal Court suit today and may attend next week. Conference aims to outline a definite plan of action after thorough discussion.
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M. N. A. Walker
James M. Berryhill
George Rhodius
Walker
Berryhill
Rhodius
Decoration Day Services by Knights of Pythias
The annual Knights of Pythias Decoration Day ceremonies begin Sunday afternoon at Castle Hall at 2390. Special music and an address by Rev. Demetrius Tillotson precede a parade to Oak Hill cemetery led by chief marshal J. B. Darnell, where deceased members will be honored with flowers and a special service.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Demetrius Tillotgon
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. 8. Darnell
Lebanon Marks 130th Anniversary of the Flag
Lebanon observed the 130th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes as the national emblem. Flags were displayed by many business firms as Congress in 1777 established thirteen stripes and stars, with a new star added with each new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Congress
Wheat harvest pushed two weeks late this year
Unusual weather delays push wheat maturity back by about two weeks. By the Fourth of July last year most fields were in shock, but this season ripening lags, with harvest not expected until roughly July 20. Farmers anticipate longer drying and potential price effects.
Court Hearings On Eel River Drain Jamestown Assessment
Judge Altman hears evidence on the Eel River ditch case and Jamestown remonstrance over a 300 benefit assessment. Case continued for measurements. Thomas W. Huckstep named special engineer to obtain required data. Other remonstrances resolved. no others on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Eel River
Artman
Bi. F. Ratelit
WY. Darnell & Son
Altman
Thomas W. Huckstep
The Dew Case From Frankfort to Lebanon Trial
The Kirklin Journal discusses the Tod Dew case and notes delays in trial. It cites sickness and death in a defendant’s family and the plaintiffs’ concessions to postpone, highlighting age and poverty of Mrs. Dew and her children. The piece criticizes the defendants for hoping for a providential event to aid their position.
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Kirklin Journal
Tod Dew
Frankfort
Lebanon
Plantiffs
Retained by Defendants In Four Marion Suits
Shelby and Worley have been retained by defendants in four Marion Superior Court suits brought by Reardon Black Quade Horse Co. against former members of Warman Black Chamberlain Co. Plaintiffs are successors to the defendants. The suits total 20000 dollars and involve an alleged accounting claimed to be due from old to new company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby & Worley
Marion Superior Court
Reardon, Black, Quade Horse Co
Warman, Black, Chamberlain Co
County Line Road JV Planned Between Putnam and Montgomery
Putnam and Montgomery counties commissioners met to accept plans for a joint county line road eight miles long near Ronesdale. Estimated cost is 20000 dollars. A bid reception meeting is set for Saturday, June 22. Gravel and crushed stone will be used for the road surface.
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Crawrerpaville
Ind
Jane
Putnam
Montgomery Counties
Ronesdale
Crow Shooting Incident Ends On Farm Fence
M. M. Recherford of the A Bt Coophee farm east of Bringhurst went to shoot some crows. While climbing the fence his hat caught on the fence and he fell or was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Recherford
Cohee
Bringhurst
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