Republican 10 Name Ticket Heads to County Convention
Republican ticket details unfold as E Neal of Noblesville campaigns for Congress at the Grand Opera House. Preparations for the county convention include township delegations meeting at 7:30 tonight to select committee members, with formal reports due at 10.00.
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Republican Unty
Grand Opera House
Commlton
Marion
Clinton
Washington
Bugat Creek
Jeison
Citizens’ Abstract
Concouncil Chamber
Union
Hostetra Insurance
Eagle
D.ears
Perry
PF. C
Reagan
Ice
Harrison, Wrank
Hutchin- N'A
Jackson
Zlun
Worth
Higgins
Roger
Ted
Newcomer
Neal
Noblesville
Floyd H. Adams
First Baptist Church
Éall
Edward E. Neni
Congress
Ninth District
J. N. Castor
Twenth Judicial District
J. M. Moody
George Darnall
Coun
Ane
Young Man Wins Midshipman Appointment After Exam
Thorntown Bou C. FP Lovelewa received a telegram from his son Burr at Ano lig stating he passed the physical examination and will enter as a midshipman at the Academy. The note highlights the selectivity of the program with many called but few chosen as in this year’s competitive process.
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C. FP. Lovelewa
Burr
Anolig
Township Institute work outlines 1910 11 aims
The outline outlines relation of play to educe methods of raising library funds and the importance of the township institute. Prepared by Dr. Aley and E. G. Brunnell, it asserts the institute costs the state money but has been a major factor in school improvement. Teachers should note pupil language in September and observe spelling in September and October. Entertainments are suggested to raise library funds.
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Township Institute
Robert J. Aley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dr. Aley
E. G. Brunnell
Eclipse Hoax Sparks Collar-Wearing Spectators
Readers chased a sun eclipse rumor across North America sparking playful high collar display. A Lafayette Courier letter by Arthur Davidson corrects a false forecast claiming a total solar eclipse next Friday, noting a real eclipse on June 17, 1909, whose path crossed polar regions and Greenland with America only seeing a southern limit from San Francisco to the Rio Grande.
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North America
Halley
Lafayette Courier
Arthur Davidson
Liveria
Polar
Greenland
America
San Francisco
Rio Grande River
Sycamore Trees in Central Indiana Decline Fast
Nature lovers report widespread sycamore die off in central Indiana as leaves fade quickly. Scientists warn the beautiful tree may disappear locally and nationally next year. Efforts begin to study the blight and prevent further loss to this economically valuable species.
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Indiana
Surprise Birthday Dinner Delights Neighbors on Garfield Street
Joverh Hathaway of Garfield street in the thin city hosted an unexpected birthday celebration. On his forty-ninth birthday he invited many friends and neighbors to share an elaborate dinner and an evening of enjoyable entertainment.
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Joverh Hathaway
Garfield Street
Thin City
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Near Sandy Hook On Time
The Kaiser Wilhelm liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, with former President Roosevelt among its passengers, was 433 miles east of the Ambrose lightship at 6 am. If speed holds, it should reach Sandy Hook by 7 am tomorrow, though fog along Long Island could cause delay.
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Marconi Wireless
Sinsconsett
Mass
Roosevelt
Ambrose Channel
Sandy Hook
Colck
Long Island
Funeral Service for Mrs Susanna Cochran Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Susanna Cochran were changed from a home service to a 10:30 AM service tomorrow at Mrs Runchareh. Immediate family and friends are asked to attend the altered venue.
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Susanna Cochran
Runchareh
Lebanon Children to Join Father in Montana
Grover and Frances Hendricks, children of Ledger Hendricks formerly of Lebanon, will leave Monday to live with their father in Bridger, Montana. They are expected to attend school in Billings during the winter season.
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Grover
Frances Hendricks
Ledger Hendricks
Lebanon
Bridger
Montana
Billings
Mont
Boone County Board Adjusts Livestock Loss Assessments
The Boone County Board of Review deducted $100, $90 and $50 from the assessment lists of George W. Atkins, George Reed and Wilber Beck for losses to livestock since March 1, tied to barn destruction and related incidents. board actions continue as the review process nears completion.
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Boone County Board of Review
George W. Atkins
George Reed
Wilber Beck
Death Claims John Hooton A Well Known Lebanon Salesman
John Hooton longtime Lebanon resident died at his North Lebanon Street home at 11 20 p m He was 79 years 6 months and days born in Hendricks County near Danville He married Catherine Matilda Worrel in 1856 and later moved to Lebanon He served as a Civil War volunteer in the 90th Indiana regiment from 1864 until the war’s end Widowed by Catherine Worrel Hooton’s death leaves a mourning family
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John Hooton
Lebanon Street
Mr. Hooton
Hendricks County
Danville
Ind
Catherine Matilda Worrel
90Th
Indiana
Vaughan brothers head to Indianapolis for summer engineering work
P J Vaughan and Robert Vaughan traveled to Indianapolis this morning to join Notre Dame students in New York bound Civil Engineer work at Dighton Beach. If Pete enjoys the East he plans to stay and enter Pennceton in September. Al Orth excelled yesterday with a 4-3 win over St Paul and a home run in the sixth.
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P. J. Vaughan
Robert Vaughan
Indianapolis
Giere
Cleveland
Twentieth Century Limited
New York City
Notre Dame
Iyil
Dighton Beach
Pete
Pennceton
Crawfordayisle Journal
al Orth
St. Paul
Commencement Program Sparks Summer School Event
A fragmentary notice from Marion township announces a school commencement program at Jones Chapel on June 22 with music by Sheridan Quartette and performances by the class as diplomas are presented. Other items mention Monmouth beating Galesburg and Madison defeating Green Bay, plus a visit by Miss Mary Bennett to Lebanon.
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Marion Township
Jones’ Chapel
Jone 22
Mueie Jocoy
Sheridan
Trvocation
Lweture
Bkg
LB. Brown
Muale
Sheridan Quartette
Kammers
Latahaw
Thorntown Firm Faces Property Assessment Adjustments
Te W McCartney of Thorntown caused a reduction in the owner's assessment by five dollars. Corrections added two hundred sixteen dollars and one thousand three hundred thirty five dollars to the assessment sheets. An additional two thousand seven hundred fifteen dollars was found in footing the assessment list.
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Te W. &. McCartney
Thorntown
Indianapolis Doctor Aids Father in Two Operations
From Indianapolis Dr. RB Hendricks arrives to assist his father Dr J L Hendricks in performing two difficult surgeries on Mrs Janee Evana and Mrs Wm Sutphin in this city.
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RB. O. Hendricks
Indianapolis
J. L. Hendricks
Janee Evana
Wm. Sutphin
Funeral services for W T Hooton family notice
W T Hooton of Lebanon LP and KE R Hooton of Indianapolis are named in the death notice. Brothers D W Hooton of Lafayette and B A Hooton of Danville also listed. Remains viewable at W T Hooton home on West North Street from 10 a m to 2 p m. Rev Floyd H Adams to officiate at the funeral at 2:20 p m at the same residence. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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W. T
L. W. Hooton
Lebanon
KE. R. Hooton
Indianapolis
D. W. Hooton
Lafayette
B. A. Hooton
Danville
W.T. Hooton
West North Street
Floyd H. Adams
W. T. Hooton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rev and Mrs Carmichael Visiting Washington with Morrison
The Rev Mr and Mrs Carmichael who set Letaliol on the Maxtern trip are guests of Representative A Morrison at the National Capitol. They are understood to stay several days in Washington.
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Letaliol
Martin. A. Morrison
National Capitol
Washington
Militon Hopkins recalls Powall’s Candy Kitchen blaze incident
Milton Hopkins, who discovered Powall's Candy Kitchen fire, says the hit from the Jeffries Johnson bout has faded. Mia A Garner attended a Ladies Afternoon Sewing Club meeting at Mrs. Henry Lane’s Crawfordaville home yesterday. Melty and Jott visited Prof. and Mrs. Gar for an afternoon at Greenfield.
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Powall
Jeffries Johnson
Mia
A. A. Garner
Henry Lane
Crawfordaville
Sunday baseball law challenged in Indiana Supreme Court
The state argues that the Brosley law permitting Sunday play is unconstitutional and that Marion Criminal Court erred in denying a defense motion for a new trial. Attorney General Bingham files the brief in the Carr case, challenging exemptions as unequal under the Indiana Constitution. The term ends soon and a ruling is unlikely before October.
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Brosley
Marion Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Bingham
Charles Carr
Indianapolis
Carr
State of
Indiana
General Assembly
Ebanon Marshall Seizes Sleepy "Bad Man" in Old Shack
Marshal Sandlin hurried to Shepherdsville after an urgent tip. He found the supposed desperado sleeping in an old roadside shack and identified him as Thomas Waters. Waters confesses a prior trip to Indianapolis for liquor, and is taken to his home without incident. The missing “big brown jug” is noted as empty.
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Marshal Sandlin
Everted
Shepherdsville
Sandlin
Thomas Waters
Esquire
Tommy
Indianapolis
Thomas
Dun pony from South Lebanon meat market escapes
The dun pony belonging to Chaney and Wright, operators of the South Lebanon street meat market, ran away this morning and has not been seen since. The horse, known for escapades, started after Ollie Kennedy left it in front of a residence on Pordice street, struck a tele phone pole and a fence, wrecking the cart. It rode through the business district, fell twice on brick pavement, and reportedly disappeared toward the county farm.
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Chaney & Wright
South Lebanon Street
Ollie Kennedy
Pordice Street
Local Woman Ethel McMullen Dies After Appendi x Operation
Mrs Ethel McMullen of Advance died at St Vincents Hospital Indianapolis shortly after 9 am following an appendicitis operation performed Sunday Her age was 27 She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Ney and widow of Frank Mullen She leaves a sister Cordin Nay brothers Roy and Floyd Nay and is a niece of County Clerk George Adams Funeral plans not yet made A vaudeville show at Grand Opera House Wednesday night pleased a large crowd with spot light songs by Mr Berrymore a character sketch by Miss Howard a Bowery Girl act by Surat and Kurt piano work by Mr Kurt and four reels of films
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Ethel McMullen
Advance
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Frank eMullen
Cordin Nay
Roy
Floyd Nay
McMullen
George Adams
Grand Opera House
Berrymore
Miss Howard
Kurte
Pythian Sisters Meeting in Lebanon Temple No. 20 Tonight
Lebanon Temple No. 20 Pythian Sisters announce their regular meeting for tonight. Members are urged to attend as planning and fellowship activities are on the agenda.
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Pythian Sisters
Lebanon Temple
No. 20
Hog Market Steady to Slightly Weaker as Packers Lead
Indianapolis reports heavy involvement by local packers who bought most of the hog supply at 10 to 15 cents above the prior day. Cattle and calf markets opened steady to strong, with grass fed grades lagging and sheep and lambs mostly steady as receipts remained fair. The Queen Esther Society will meet Friday at the home of Majel Fogle, with interurban transport arranged. Edits indicate A.M. arrival and departure times for attendees.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bnt
Chicago
Queen Esther Society
Majel, Fogle
Cor AM Lave
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