Vicious attack on woman at the square ends in arrest
A violent assault occurred on the public square when Mrs. Camp attacked Mrs. Cochran with a whip and fists. Cochran fled toward the Canon Street building lobby where Camp overtook her and the fight continued on the sidewalk, drawing a crowd. Both women were disheveled. one arrestee faces charges likely on Monday as police note Cochran’s troubled reputation and separation from her husband.
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Neigogens
Charles Cochran
Lonip
Cochran
Mra. Camp
Cochran Oman
Camp
McRoberts
Casey
Taft and Sherman Named as Republican Nominees
Republican nominees William H Taft and James Schoolcraft Sherman are profiled with biographical details. Taft's career spans Cincinnati law, revenue collection, U S district judge, solicitor general, and governor of the Philippines. Sherman, born Utica New York, is a Hamilton College graduate and Utica Trust president who served as mayor, congressman, and held party leadership roles.
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William H. Taft
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Alphonso Taft
United States
President Grant
Yale
Cincinnati College of Law
Internal Revenue
Arthur
Superior Court of
McKinley
Philippines
Root
War Department
Taft
James 8S
Sherman James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
Utes
Hamilton College
Utica Trust and Deposit Company
New
Representation on New Reading Circles Board Move
Indiana county superintendents press for stronger county representation on the Teachers and Young People's Reading Circle board. An executive session directed S C Ferrell to form a subcommittee to coordinate with the State Teachers' Association next year. Current board includes three county superintendents and several city or state officials.
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Indiana
Reading Circle
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
S.C. Ferrell
Porter County
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapalis
Teachers’ Association
E. G. Bunnell
Laporte County
Jesse M. Neet
Parke County
George H. Tapy
Whitley County
Emma Mont McRea
Pardue
Passett A. Cotton
George L. Roberts
Muncie
James H. Tomlin
Shelbyville
Republicans Hold Center Township Primary Convention
Republicans of Center township held an afternoon primary convention to choose assessor and trustee. E C 4 was named chairman, Cragan secretary, and B saréement ratified for a mas primary. Inspectors William A Beil and Frank Itchinson, judges N Castor and Simpson Bar, clerks John TR Saunders and Taylor Hand were named as the convention adjourned for 7 20 this evening. Reporters indicated a lively tone and expectations of a heavy vote.
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Center Township
E. C
Cragan
Ton
William A. Beil
Frank Itchinson
N. Castor
Simpson
John TR. Saunders
Taylor Hand
Harris Stock Company Presents And to the King Tonight
The Harris Stock Company canceled last night’s performance due to a dispute. Tonight the company will present the play An d to the King, continuing a week of shows that have drawn strong interest despite earlier troubles.
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Harris Stock Co
Board of Review Pursues Hidden Tax Money Shortfall
The board targets about $1,000,000 of undeclared wealth in Lebanon and Center townships. It plans to force bank book production by summoned individuals, with writs to access accounts if refused. Assessments for John R. Saunders, Joseph Saunders, and Basil Brown adjusted. several deductions and notices issued. additional personal property increases and stock-loss adjustments recorded.
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Board of Review
Lebanon
Center Township
Lebanon Bank
Circuit Court
John R
Joseph M. Saunders
Basil C. Brown
Frank #. Routh
Jackson Township
Ora McDaniel
Roucer Wood
Henry Brown
Elmer Gardner
Wm. Broshar
Sylvester Cunningham
Church Service Schedule and Pastoral Notes
Sunday school times and worship services listed for First Baptist Presbyterian First Christian United Brethren and Methodist churches. Pastors include Geo B McKee John A Stover and Rev Demetrina Tillotson with special choir and anthem notes and guest supply at some services. All are welcome to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
Geo. B. McKee
Presbyterian Church
Holy City
Quartette
God
Housekeeping
C. BE
John A. Stover
United Brethren Church
U. PLC
Gabrel Hutchings
Methodist Church
Demetrina Tillotson
Getting Better After Wagon Accident in Boone County
Joseph Vartlow, injured when struck by a wagon in Boone County last week, has gained strength for two days and appears on track to recover. The Ledger notes a reappearing internal hemorrhage that developed the day after the accident, updating Nobleville.
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Joseph Vartlow
Boone County
Noblenvitte
Ledger
Taft and Sherman Meet at Cincinnati Homecoming Today
Taft arrives in Cincinnati at 8 10 am to a joyous hometown welcome. Thousands greet the War Secretary at the central station as Charles P Taft and James Sherman, nominee for Vice President, appear among a cheering crowd. They tour downtown to Taft residence amid flags and banners with notable civic figures present.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Central Railway Station
Charles P. Taft
Chicago
Charles Taft
James 8. Sherman
New York
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Blaine
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Regan
Agra
J. G. Behe
Fourth Street
Pike Street
Representative Sherman
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Ohio
Boy Fatally Injured by Traction Car in Indianapolis
Golden Baker a 12 year old boy was struck by an inbound Indianapolis and Northwestern traction car near Twenty ninth Street and Northwestern Avenue in Indianapolis. Witnesses say he stepped in front of the car after alighting from a city car while heading home. He suffered a mangled leg and a depressed skull injury. He underwent an immediate double operation at City Hospital including leg amputation below the knee and brain pressure relief. The Swastika Club held its regular meeting with Mr and Mrs Will Kelley last night.
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Golden Baker
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction
Twenty-ninth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Indianapolis
Darlington Man in Interurban Wreck Near Disastrous End
Darlington resident John Saidla returned Friday from a commercial trip through southern Illinois describing a severe interurban car wreck near an out of the way railroad station. He regained consciousness beside a dead man as window glass lay in his vest pocket, with runaway box cars blamed for the smash and several injured along with one fatality. Eight national committee submembers depart for Cincinnati to select Taft campaign leadership, with Elmer Dover reelected secretary and William F. Stone sergeant at arms.
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John Saidla
Illinois
M. Saidla
Darlington News
Chicago
Mactional
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
National Committee
Taft
Elmer Dover
William F. Stone
Arma
Fatal mine explosion at Ellsworth No. 1 mine
Three miners are dead and fifteen are buried after an explosion at Ellsworth No 1 mine of Pittsburg Coal Company near Monongahela Pennsylvania. Two others are burned and possibly fatally injured as rescue efforts continue. Authorities fear additional deaths.
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Monongahela
Ellsworth No
Pittsburg Coal Company
Farm death by lightning strikes John Poster near Masoga
John Poster aged 22 was struck by lightning while working at a farm two miles west of Masoga city in Indiana. He suffered burns and died about three hours later despite efforts.
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Gregnfisli
Ind
John Poster
Hiseat
Charies
Masoga City
Bea
Tornado Ravages Iberian Coasts Killing Hundreds
Madrid reports 250 dead in the Mega fouro district of Portugal and 150 sailors drowned on the coast as a fierce tornado devastates coast and inland areas. Shipping ruined, crops and buildings destroyed, thousands left homeless. Relief efforts planned amid fears the toll may rise.
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Madrid
Megafouro
Portugal
Chinese Fourth of July Firework Display In Lebanon
On July 4 Lebanon residents can view a Chinese firework display arranged by Pang Sing laundry. Direct from Canton China arrives a consignment including a fifteen foot string of crackers, sky rockets, fountains, and other ornate devices. The show promises fierce racket and rare, whimsical designs, likely drawing a large crowd.
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Lebanon
Pang Sing
Canton
China
Far East
Baseball scores from several leagues and cities
Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 3 to 1 in ten innings. Louisville beat St Paul 11 to 1 while Detroit trailed Washington in rain. New York beat Chicago and Boston 4 to 4? details unclear. St Louis 4 New York 4 in American League action. National League results include New York and Chicago 3, St Louis 6 over Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Toston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Taft resigns as Secretary of War. Wright named successor
Secretary Taft submitted his resignation to take effect June 30. Luke E. B. Wright of Tennessee announced at the White House as the new secretary of war to replace him.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Luke EB. Wright
Tennessee
Two Fatally Hurt In Interurban Collision Near Slauson Junction
Two persons died and seventeen injured in a rear end collision of two high speed interurban electric cars at Slauson Junction near Los Angeles. Police said the crash occurred yesterday as the cars transmitted traffic through the busy junction.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Slauson Junction
Lightning Damages St Josephs Church in Shelbyville
A powerful electrical storm yesterday afternoon struck the near-complete St Josephs Catholic church in Shelbyville causing damage estimated at around 300 to repair. The incident occurred during the storm and minimal injuries were reported.
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Shelbyville
And
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Harris Stock Company
Cricago Record
Werall
Truster
Northwestern
Swastika Club
Mre
Will Kelley
Darlington
Spain
Jokn Chinaman
Canton, China
American Association
Strige
Lowtning
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