Centenary Celebration Draws Notables and Massive Pageant
The Centenary celebration plans include children’s playgrounds with elephants, camels, and burros for rides, plus daily Wild West shows. A 560-child pageant of the Twelfth Century’s Crusade will accompany a 660-voice children’s chorus. Notable attendees include Taft, Roosevelt, Bryan, Wood, Cassels, Lane, Barrett, and diplomats.
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Wilson
William H. Taft
Leonard Wood
Josephus Casiele
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry J. Allen
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Henry P. Pletcher
United States
Mexico
Bibe
Coliseum Builds World Largest Stage for Expo
The Coliseum at the fairgrounds will host Ohio state sponsored expos with a 250,000 dollar stage able to seat 2 000 spectators. The structure features a concrete steel design and a 1 000 participant pageant. Daily organ recitals symphony concerts and lectures will fill the program during the expo running from June 13.
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Getambes
Ohio
Symphony
Lowell
Holy Land
Coliseum
Lme
Centenary Pageant Showcases Chi Representation
The Centenary program offers a varied entertainment night highlighting Chicago representation with a diverse lineup and local performances. Audience witnesses cultural displays, music, and theatrical numbers from multiple groups.
Civil War veteran Nicholas Bennett dies after long illness
Nicholas Bennett a Lebanon resident born in Boone county November 29 1840 died at his home 424 North Clark street Saturday evening age 78 years 6 months 15 days Funeral held this afternoon from his residence with Rev O H Carmichael and others officiating Interment at Oak Hill cemetery Survived by second wife Isabelle Rogers and two raised children plus siblings and other relatives Bennett served in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 and was a member of Rich Mountain Post G A R.
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Nicholas Bennett
Lebanon
North
Clark Street
Bennett
Boone County
Mary Beck
Mechanicsburg
Isabelle Rogers
Hazelrigg
Alonzo Hoover
Alice Lampher
Henry T. Bennett
Near Kirklin
Sarah Hodge
Kirklin
M. A. Bennett
Atego
Kansas
Rachel Fall
Dora Dale
Danville
Ind
Rich Mountain Post
O. H. Carmichael
Will Zenor
W. P. McKinsey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Automobile Collision Injures Two Near Thorntown
Donald Jacques driving a party from Thorntown to Lebanon collided with a horse and buggy on the Thorntown road near the Lawrence Beck farm. Occupants Forrest Eaton and Lillian Caz were hurt as the buggy overturned. Jane Cog was taken to George Shirley's home in the city. witnesses note the collision occurred about 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Donald Jacques
Will Jacques
Thorntown
Lebanon
Forrest Eaton
Lillian Caz
Lawrence Beck
Jack
Jane Cog
George Shirley
Map and debate over Fiume harbor role in postwar Europe
A desultory, OCR fueled discussion surveys Fiume as a key harbor, noting its historic importance and varied postwar plans. It mentions Croatia, the Yugoslav concept, Italian interests, and the Austrian monarchy’s collapse, with references to Napoleon and the reshaping of borders and alliances.
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Petesnes
Feninada
Croatia
Fium
Bucari
Europe
Slavia
Jos
Fiume
Cratia
Serbia
Compromise Reached in Major Damage Suit Settled
The case of John W. Pool versus Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. from Marion County court is settled. Plaintiff sought 5000 dollars for injuries from a December 24 1917 street car collision in Indianapolis. The compromise pays the plaintiff 400 dollars.
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John W. Pool
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co
Marion County
Indianapolis
Thrift Thoughts and Signposts to War Savings Stamps
A didactic piece contrasts two life paths from regret to opportunity and urges investing in War Savings Stamps. It lists signposts of risky spending and moralizing advice, urging readers to abandon reckless money habits and choose prudent savings to secure a peaceful, productive future.
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Twlight
Corrections to Jackson Jamestown Marion List Items
The Board of Review issued corrections to personal lists across multiple townships. Additions include numerous residents with varied amounts. deductions adjust several names and sums. Additional changes affect Jamestown Marion Lebanon Harrison townships to correct errors in additions and deductions.
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Jackson Township
Jamestown
Elizabeth Jackson
Ernest Leeke
Karl H. Meyer
Juin
Emma Nicely
John W. Scott
Samuel I. Scott
Denis Shanahan
Howard M. Shelley
Gus Sehonneway
A. B. Swindler
Charles H.thompson
Ora Williams
Emma J. Jackson
Wm. A. Johnson
Theron J. Mitler
Virgil Morrison
Wm. H. McIntire
Callie Ross
Frank KE. Randle
Otis D- Scott
Odelia M. Scott
David H. Shockley
George T. Sperry
James H. Stewart
Frank A. Scott
Walter Skaggs
H. C. Smith
Clifford Uhler
A. T. Whorley
C. C. Wainright
J. E B. Warrick
Harry L. West
William I. Shelley
Thompson Henery
R. V. Liptray
Mary EB. Proctor
Chester Ross
Rhoda Roberts
Marion Township
Lewis Burgess
Charles Bishop
C. M. Fasnett
Levi M. Fancher
Orus Harvey
H. B. Harrie
John W. McDonald
John E. McDonald
L. K. McVey
Dr. J. A. Metlee
FE. ®. Roberts
Elwerth Lewick
Avery Spencer
Im Ll. Crawford
Johnson
Sean Farwick
Is Gregg. Page H . E
William Cunningham
Oscar J. Harrison
S. Hiland
A. J. Mallett
Joseph Purdue
W. S. Burtner
Raymond J. Edwards
Local Phi Delta Kappa Chapter Grows Fast in Lebanon
Don F. Hedges, president of the Gamma Beta chapter in Lebanon Indiana, writes that eight months ago the group had few members and faced a tough start. They recruited from town, held dances that boosted funds, and now count about forty members with a popular Easter event.
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Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Don F. Hedges
Gamma Beta
Lebanon
Phi Delta
Indiana
Lebanon Dance Revival Prompts Club 6 Growth
A community note from Lebanon reports strong local interest in a series of dances and a plan to upgrade the club 6 venue. Members credit collective effort for success and pride in the Red and Black publication with monthly copies and local merchant advertising. An advertisements page from Lebanon merchants is also included.
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Lebanon
Miller Children Declared Public Wards in Boone Court
The Board of Children's Guardians filed a petition in Boone Circuit Court to have Thelma, Lewis, Abby, and Dorothy Miller declared public wards. The children are named as children of Delbert and Carrie J. Miller.
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Board of Children’s Guardians
Boone Circuit Court
Thelma
Lewis
Abby
Dorothy Miller
Delbert
Carrie J. Miller
Smoke Stewarts Snag the Cigar Boat by Test
An item notes Smoke Stewart securing a cigar and a boat marked Test on August 1989, listing brief details of the catches and equipment involved in a small maritime event.
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Stewart
Remarkable Farm Inventory With Various Used Goods
A fragment lists many secondhand items including a large refrigerator 100 lbs capacity at $10, an oak library table $10, an 8 hp electric motor $12.50, a secondhand washing machine $88.75, two rugs and assorted carpets, two carriage lamps $8.50, several stoves and ranges, a 240 egg incubator $35, a 9 hp gasoline engine $100, a 2-year-old Jersey cow $80, a No. 1 condition corn mill $150, and a McCormick binder among other farming gear and shares.
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Jersey
McCormick
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