Moose Lodge Raided by Police in Quiet Search
Police with a search warrant seized thirty four dozen and five bottles of beer from Moose lodge rooms on the second floor of the Charles building. Prosecutor Dodson said a government special tax had been paid, suggesting retail liquor, with liquor tagged to "The Moose Home" and a list of fifteen named homes connected to the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Moose Lodge
Ellis
Leonard Evans
Moose Club
Charles Building
Moose Home
Bible Heroine Class Entertained at DeVol Home
The Bible Heroine class of girls from Central Christian church conducted a two week Vacation Bible School program. Teachers Mrs. Goldsmith Hedges Mrs. Frank Essex and Mrs. W. J. DeVol hosted the event at East Washington street. Readings piano solos a vocal solo and a missionary story followed by lawn games and ice cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
Central Christian Church
Goldsmith Hedges
Frank Essex
W. J. DeVol
DeVol
East Washington Street
Misea Leone Edwards
Lussie Kirtley
Margaret Higbee
Esther Hedges
Cordelia DeVol
Bound Over to Circuit Court in Paternity Case
Luther Sheets faced a preliminary hearing in Squire Per Till s court on paternity charges and was bound over to the circuit court under a $300 bond. He failed to post bail and remained in jail. Mattie Brendenburg who filed the case against Sheets attacked him with a razor on South Lebanon street Tuesday night, severely tearing his clothes before he escaped. he was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Sheets
Till’s
Mattie Brendenburg
Sheets
South Lebanon Street
New Advance Bank Shareholders Revealed in 250 Subscriptions
Two hundred fifty shares sold in twenty four hours among stockholders limited to ten shares per person. The roster shows farmers largely own and control the bank with C M Forbes named as a possible cashier. Shareholders listed include Bowman Shahan Crisier Forbes and many others with ten shares and others holding six, five, three, or two shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Forbes
Lebanon
Advance
Jas
A. Bowman
Patrick Shahan
W. L. Crisier
J. R. McCgonaughy
Joe Wall
A. N. Lewis
Frank Beck
F. M. Craver
Montgomery
Mary Ailes
Ray Davia
Earl Brown
F. M. Bowman
Landed a big one J A Coons and John Huber fish Platte Lake
John Huber writes from Platte Lake Michigan where he and J A Coons are fishing. Their first day yielded fourteen bass with the smallest over two pounds and one muskie. Coons landed a 28 pound muskie after a 30 minute struggle. The fish measured 51 inches. Weather is cold and Huber jokes about needing ice skates if it gets colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huber
Platte, Lake
Mich
J. A. Coons
Mr. Coons
Mr. Huber
Trip to Sheridan for Condensed Milk Co. plant inspection
This afternoon C A Berry with Ivory Tolle and Will T Hooton will inspect the Indiana Condensed Milk Co. plant at Sheridan and Friday morning additional men George B Jones J W Shelby J P Staley W C Yutzy B F McKey A H Felker join the party. After the morning inspection the Lebanon party will be entertained at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Berry
Ivory Tolle
Will T. Hooton
Sheridan
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
George B. Jones
J. W. Shelby
J. P. Staley
W. C. Yutzy
B. F. McKey
A. H. Felker
Lebanon
Dinne
Farley Farrell Receives A B Degree At St Joseph College
Father Connelly returns from Rensselaer where he attended St Joseph college commencement. Boone County resident Lawrence Farrell son of James Farrell of Fayette graduates in the classical course earning an A B degree this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Connelly
Rensselaer
St. Joseph College
Boone County
Lawrence Farrell
James Farrell
Fayette
Young Farrell
Entries in stake races at interurban fair circuit
The Reporter lists three stake races filled at the fair, with the 2:25 pace 2:16 pace and 2:24 trot drawing strong entries. The 2:18 trot failed to fill and will be made a class race, creating a program of three stakes and seven class races. Names include Miss Duglas Arthelma Parr Bud More Lady Weston Argot Girl Logan Belle Orphan Boy Gentry Zenobia plus many owners and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Tommy Bers
B. G. Carr
Hodges
Homer
Ind
Lady I Must
B. m
Clark L. Green
Jacksonville
Dan K
B. G
Til
Attempted assassination of Czar Nicholas near St Petersburg
International News Service reports an unsuccessful plot to kill Czar Nicholas II and the Czars as their train passed near Tschudovo in Novgorod province. A dynamite device on the tracks exploded after a postal pilot train triggered it, sparing the imperial family. The blast occurred about 75 miles from St. Petersburg during a return from Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
ST. Petersburg
Czar Nicholas of
Ipain
Czaria
Czareviteh
Alexis
St.Petersburg
Bucharest
Roumania
Tschudovo
Russia
Novgorod
Reamedes
Tschudowo
On Their Way Race Entrants Listed in Indiana Lineup
The report lists horse names and stable connections including Alein Patchen Wilson and Capp from M. H. Reardon Indianapolis Nellie b m M. H. Reardon Indianapolis The Princess b m Wonder Worker Stable Tiffin C Don Blazes br g Wonder Worker Stable Tiffin C Sterling Dillon b s Clark L Green Jacksonville Ill Barney Edwards b Oak Clark L Green Jacksonville Ill Wyldewood Albert Levis Danville t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alein Patchen
Wilson and Capp
Ind
M. H. Reardon
Indianapol
Nellie Ier
Indianapolis
the Princess
B. m
Wonder Worker Stable
Tiffin
Don Blazes
Br. G
Sterling Dillon
B. S. Clark L. Green
Jacksonville
Barney Edwards
Clark L. Green
Ill
Wyldewood
Albert Levis
Danville
Autos Collision Report On Terre Haute Streets
Several motorists named include Fid Davis J Fleming Sr and Mary Joe with cities Terre Haute Coata ville Vincennes and Lebanon. The crash at Clelland Crawfordville South and Lebanon streets bent the front axle of a machine and caused damage. Other drivers listed include Walter J bik A J Hook Dyn Deatley and King A Dillard among numerous witnesses and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fid Davis
B. S
J. Fleming
Terre Haute
Ind
Tramplight
B. c
J. Fleming, Sr
Milton Mack
M. E. McCaffie
Coataville
Mary Joe
Thomas Armmer
Man
Vincennes
McClellan
B. G
Thomas Anderson
Uncle Tom
Roy Davis
Frankfort
Lon Degtsy
Pallman Thorne
Boo
Ward Wo
Chas. Figh
Clelland
Crawfordaville
South
Lebanon
Walter J. Bik. G
A. J. Hook
Dynaftermoon
Thisna
Purnell Nominated by Republicans for Congress
In Kokomo Indiana on June 18 Republicans of the Ninth District convened in Attica to nominate Fred Purnell for congress. After a lengthy vote Hamilton and Howard gave Purnell the decisive support with Hamilton 12 to 0 and Howard 28 to 8 in the final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
James Statesman
Crawfordsville
Kokomo
Ind
Fred Purnell
Congress
Statesman
Hamilton
Howard
Parnell
Purnell
Big Fire at Glasgow Docks Destroys Ships
Glasgow dispatch reports the Kingstown docks blaze along the Clyde causing estimated damages of 2.5 million dollars. Six ships moored at the docks were set ablaze, with fireboats, police, and stevedores aiding as flames threatened six miles of waterfront. The alarm drew all city firepower and prompted urgent efforts to protect nearby piers and warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Wline
Glasgow
Fire hits East Boston waterfront on June 18
A partial, damaged broadcast summary reports a major fire sweeping the East Boston waterfront on June 18. It mentions damage to the power house and nearby structures, with references to workers and contractors affected by the blaze. Details are garbled but indicate broad urban fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internation SL
Boston
Raimber Gurde
Milla
Power House
Stabien
Weve
Governor Ralston Speaks at Moores Hill College
Governor Samuel M. Ralston delivered the commencement address at Moores Hill College before a full Carnegie Hall audience. President King conferred the degrees at the close of the ceremony, praising high standards of student leadership and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Samuel M. Ralston
Moores Hill College
King
Governor Ralston
Wounded Foot Statue Incident At State Capitol
A toppled statue in the State Capitol injured a woman when a janitor lost footing carrying the sculpture to the state museum. The second toe of her left foot was amputated after the fall, prompting staff to rush art pieces and prompting talk of funding for protective plaster stockings. The incident sparked speculation about suffragette activity and led to calls for legislative funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grist Phits
Educa
Gea
State Museum
Statehouse
John D. Shea
Paul Barger Freed in Lafayette Murder Trial
Paul Barger aged 19, a Purdue freshman, was acquitted in Lafayette on the charge of killing his father John Barger. The state conceded no case after evidence was in, and Emma Barger, indicted as an accessory before the fact, was dismissed. The slaying occurred during an incident where the father choked the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linternational News Service
Lafayette
Paul Barger
John Barger
Chcit
Purdue
Barger
Providence Christian Church All Day Meeting Near New Ross
All day annual Home-coming service at Providence Christian Church near New Ross led by Rev Homer Dale pastor. Morning speaker Rev Harry Hamilton, afternoon Rev John M Alexander. Children’s Day program in evening with basket dinner. Lebanon attendees invited. Merle Slane of Peoria Illinois visiting with Mrs Charles Wilson and Ming Hutchings. Miss May Matthews formerly of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Christian Church
New Ross
Homer Dale
Harry Hamilton
John M. Alexander
Christian Church
Crawfordsville
Providence Church
Villa Is Now The Hope Of The U S In Mexican Mediation
General Pancho Villa emerges as the Wilson administration s preferred path to salvage mediation with Mexico amid Carranza s downfall. White House officials express strong faith Villa will join armistice talks once he leads the constitutionalists, while Huerta s camp accuses the U S of fraud. Negotiations at Niagara Falls appear unlikely, with diplomats predicting the final conversation may determine the mediation s fate. Consuls report mixed signals on Villa Carranza ties and possible resignation plans independent of Carranza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Lamar
Senor Raxbasa
J. P. Tumulty
State Department
General Villa
Villa
Hanna
Monterey
Elect New Officers for Womans Missionary Society
The Womans Missionary Society of the Methodist church elected officers for the year. President Mrs Nellie Myers. vice presidents Ida Meyer and Florence Shirley. corresponding secretary Ann Morrison. recording secretary Lila Hodge. treasurer Larah McBroom. department secretaries lit erature Eva New mitebox Ella Hogs hire temperance Gurtha Shepperson. superintendents Queen Esthers Delia Williams Ada Hays Home Guard Effie Ball Cora Heath Mothers Jewels Effie Sicks Florence Shirley Mrs H G Fike. Mrs Harry Lenox led the afternoon program with talks on The Value of Mission Work Among the Italians and The Possibilities of the Future. Esther Keener gave a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Home Misionary Society of the Methodist Church
Nellie Myers
Ida Meyer
Florence Shirley
Anns Morrison
Lila Hodge
Larah McBroom
Eva New
Ella Hogshire
Temperance
Gurtha Stephenson
Queen Esthers
Delia Williams
Ada Hays
Ada Hays; Superintendent Home Guarda
Effie Ball
Cora Heath
Mothers Jewels
Effie Sicks
H. G. Fike
Harry Lenox
D. J. Kimmel
Arge
Mary
B. F. McKey
Peer
Misa Esther Keener
Over 100 Automobiles Lined Up At Concert
At last night's band concert A Shelby and B F Herdrich counted 106 automobiles lining the streets worth over 200000 dollars. The cars were spread among makers including 44 Arn, 16 Boieh, and several others with one each from Oakland Rambler Marion and Empire. There was one accident noted and the crowd saw steady growth in attendance at weekly concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shelby
B. F. Herdrich
Boieh
Goreterd
Samuel
Jong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will J. DeVol
Luther
NEW Advance Bank
Platte
St. Joseph's College
Miss Duglas
Charles Bean
Mt. Sterling
Arthelma Parr
G. m
J. A., Parr
Lebanor
Bud More
S. G. J. A. Parr
Lebal
Lady Weston
Br. m
John Gowdy
Rushville
Princess Lutell
S. m
Ing, Sr. Terre
Padutek Kid
Bee Gy
Svillc
London
Ont
C. A. Carpenter
Dan Owdik
F. Palin
Rust Ind
Schuler H. B. G
E. Highee
Waynetown
Denny
Papa
Henry
Mrs. Brown
Ant
Tommy D
Chas. Bean
Gentry
Mt. Ster
Kingston Docks
Fernal
Pire
State House
Paul Barger Freed
U. S
Hope
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Methodist Church
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