Bank President Under Arrest In Evansville Indictment
Evansville Indictment charges former Citizens' National Bank of Evansville president S. P. Gillett with false entries and embezzlement. About $9,040 allegedly diverted across nearly eighty-seven counts. bank had insolvency last January and was reorganized, with depositors repaid in full.
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Evansville
Ind
S. P. Gillett
Citizens’ National Bank of le
Gillett
Federal Grand
Umpire Utter Retained For Rest Of Season In Sporting News
The article notes universal approval of umpire Utter and says his services are secured for the season. It also covers Christy Mathewson wrist discomfort, Ty Cobb fielding highlight, Milan on base and Cobb’s sensational catch, Lafayette’s racehorse trainer William W. Marvin sending horses to Flint, Smythe’s two hits for Madison, Waterloo stealing bases, Galesburg beating Monmouth, and Kommiers batting for an older game.
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Utter
George Moriarty
Ty Cobb
Washington
Moriarty
Milan
Cobb
William W. Marvin
Lafayette
Flint, Mich
Rebels Pledge
Spooney Hoy
Ira Gay
Nick’ R
Village Girl
Temple Par
Miss Lena Hines Hosts Shower for Martha Bryan Bride to Be
That evening Miss Lena Hines and Miss Myra Campbell gave a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Hines on Coombs street in honor of Miss Martha Bryan who will marry June 29 to Mr Russell Mills of this city. Guests received useful and beautiful presents and light refreshments of ice cream and cake were served followed by games and music.
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Lena Hines
Myra Campbell
Coombs Street
Martha Bryan
Marriet
Russell Mills
Dark reports from Lebanon reveal fortune tellers
A party of fortune tellers visited business houses sharing startling news of divorce and other fortunes. E C Guilion heard of an approaching deluge of fat while Sheriff Mangus learned of Tommy Waters reform. Walter Hodge is accused of marriage and unsure how to plead.
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Lebanon
E. C. Guilion
Mangus
Tommy Waters
Walter Hodge
Longest Day Manages Sunlight Decline Through Year
Authorities say yesterday and Tuesday marked the longest days of the year with days growing shorter each sunset until December 21. Sunlight will diminish in length from now on with each appearance of the sun.
Darlington Woman Thanks Insurance Man
A Darlington resident, Mrs. Clayton Cox, faced a major fire at her home, caused by a defective flue, destroying the house and second floor while first floor contents mostly saved. Her insurance policy was renewed by the agent without her action, giving her $1,250 to rebuild and cutting total losses to $1,150.
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Darlington
Clayton Cox
Little Daughter Orpha Isenhour Dies After Illness
After an eleven day illness four year old Orpha Isenhour daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ieenhour died at their South East street home at 25 o clock He was survived by four brothers Harold Kenneth Isaac and Rex Funeral services will be held at Center church at 2 pm tomorrow followed by burial at Center cemetery Rev Homer Dale to officiate.
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Orpha Isenhour
George Ieenheur
South East Street
Harold
Kenneth
Isaac
Rex
Center Church
Center Cemetery
Homer Dale
Spohn Trial Opens Monday In Murder Case
Albert Spohn alias Walter Whitelock faces murder charges in the killing of Patrolman George Krupp in Indianapolis last April. The trial, moved from Marion to Boone Circuit Court amid sensational events and strong local sentiment, begins Monday. Spohn's refined appearance noted as the case draws wide statewide attention.
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Albert Spohn
Walter Whitelock
George Krupp
Indianapolis
Marion
Boone Circuit Court
Spohn
Capitol City
Surprise Pastor at First Christian Church Event
Last night about eighty five church members gathered at the First Christian Church and then surprised Pastor Albert Dunlap and his wife at the parsonage. They received gifts including a silver mounted brush and cut glass water service. Mrs Dunlap got a solid gold hat pin and an umbrella from the Sunday School and Junior Endeavorers. Refreshments followed with ice cream and cake.
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First Christian Church
Albert Dunlap
Dunlap
Mary Hagan
Indiana congressman rendered unconscious in heat
Washington June 23 The first serious heat prostration of the year occurred today when Representative Henry A Barnhart Democrat was overcome by heat while in Washington The incident marked the onset of this year’s heat distress among public officials and the public alike
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Henry A. Barnhart
Washington
Game Preserve Established by Land Owners in Boone and Marion
A game preserve spanning 7 680 acres in southeast Boone and northwest Marion counties has been formally established after owners signed the necessary papers. The area covers parts of Boone and Marion townships, bounded by the county line with Hamilton and Lebanon street in Zionsville, with most landowners supporting the move.
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Boone County
Marion County
Boone
Hamilton Counties
Lebanon Street
Zionsville
Prisoner praised by Sheriff and hunting debate
Sheriff Mangus lauds the prisoner while legal maneuvering over a waterhouse deal looms. A man named Spotin collapsed in Rochester Indiana, with a physician warning of serious but recoverable injury. Laws restrict hunting to landowner fields and open season, prompting organizers to extend preserves into Hamilton County and stoking farmer concerns over winter hunts on livestock.
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Mangus
Spotin
Aquare
Lebanon
Rochester
Ind
Hamilton County
Weather forecast predicts heat wave across central U S
Thrifty housewives are advised to keep the ice box closed as a pot wave remains in fine working order. The forecast from the Washington office shows no relief soon with hot weather in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the plain states. South Dakota may reach 106 degrees.
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Washington
Ohio
Mississippi
Plain States
South Dakota
Dayton News commemorative issue marks city progress
The Reporter reprints a June 1910 Dayton newspaper edition of 210 pages. It honors the 102nd anniversary of the News publication and highlights the city’s resources, manufacturers and special advantages arranged in extensive columns.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Tri Kappas Headed to State Convention in Greenfield
Misses Grace Norwood Beulah Davy Grace Neal and Mary and Fern Coons of the local Tri Kappas plan to attend the state sorority convention in Greenfield today and tomorrow with Miss Bess Hutchings joining them tomorrow The Greenfield chapter hosts an elaborate banquet tonight and a dance tomorrow evening as reception features
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Grace Norwood
Beulah Davy
Grace Neal
Mary
Fern Coons
Tri Kappas
Test
Greenfield
Desaion
Bess Hutchings
Puzzle about a Lincoln family with six people
A garbled puzzle describes a Lincoln family with roles including one grandfather two grandmothers one father in law two mothers in law three mothers two fathers two daughters one son one daughter in law one son in law and one granddaughter, but states there are only six persons in the family.
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Lincoln
McMullen Fined and Remanded in Indianapolis Case
Judge Colling ended the McMullen employment agency case. Louis D. McMullen, manager of the Monist Employment Agency, could not pay the costs and fines assessed for returning employment seekers. He was fined and sent to jail, while remodeling at the Cover fale room property is set to begin next week.
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Colling
Indianapolis
State Fair Premiums Hanover horse show to lead next season
Charles Downing announces the state board of agriculture premium list for the next state fair. The horse division carries 14786 dollars in prizes, with twenty trotting and pacing races totaling 33400 dollars. Vaudeville moves to afternoon shows while a new night feature Pain's Battle of the Clouds is staged. Weber's Cincinnati band, Miss Blanche Mehaffey, Indianapolis Military Band, and Indianapolis News Newsboys band provide music.
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Charles Downing
State Board of “Agriculture
Pain
Weber
Cincinnati
Blanche Mehaffey
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News Newsboys
Squirrel Season Advice Warns Against Violent Hunting
A humorous column warns that squirrel season opens July 1 and outlines strict rules for legal hunting. It jokes that unless all landowner permissions and licenses are secured and preserves obeyed, the reader should simply buy a spring chicken for July first supper to avoid briars punctures and domestic worry.
Lebanon Merchants Announce 30 Day Sale Starting July 2
Automobile party bill distribution from this city promotes a gigantic 30 day sale to begin Saturday July 2. Advertisers plan to cover all villages and towns in the county and nearby areas.
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Lebanon
Commercial Journal to Debut in Lebanon Next Week
The Trade Journal compiled by Lebanon merchants is on the press and will be ready for distribution next week. The twenty page issue will be the most extensive venture of its kind ever attempted locally.
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Lebanon
Ita
Lebanon Musicians Prepare Benefit Recital by Towners
Lebanon musicians Earl Shirley traveled to Connersville for a recital tomorrow night to be given for a city church. Professor L M Tilson will perform, joined by Misses Zella Bratton and Jeannette Dicks, who also travel for the concert. Miss Gaynelle Peters of Indianapolis visited Lebanon last evening.
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Earl Shirley
Connersville
L. M. Tilson
Zella Bratton
Jeannette Dicks
Gaynelle Petera
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Tax Assessments Rise as Board Near Finish
The board of equalization reports more than half its work done and plans to close in July. Banks and firms remain to be reviewed with notable increases including Phil Adler Cooperative Store elevating to $18,000, Clark & Jones up $1,000, and Wolley & White up $500. Campbell, Smith & Ritchie case is under advisement.
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Board of Equalization
Phil Adler Cooperative
Clark & Jones
W20ley & White
Campbell, Smith & Ritchie
Gypsies Swarm Local Market Amid Stealing Probes
Policeman Gant kept a brisk pace as Gypsies pressed near Lebanot merchants today. Fortune tellers attempted a twofold ploy at Nefs grocery, predicting a bright future for Mr Neff while covertly pilfering items from the store room.
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Nef
Mr. Neff
Jersey Cattle Auction At Pinnell Livery Barn
A herd of Jersey milch cows, twenty head, imported from Blackford County, will be sold at auction next Saturday at the Pinnet Livery Barn on South Lebanon Street. Homer Martin imported the cattle.
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Lebanon Street
Blackford County
Homer Martin
Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized at Caldwell Home
A simple June ceremony at the Caldwell residence joined Miss Viola Cauldwell to Mr. W A Thompson of Lansing Michigan. Music preceded the vows with Mrs Willard Caldwell singing O Promise Me and Miss Ivy Caldwell playing Lohengrin’s Wedding March. The groom is a recent theology graduate and associate minister at First Baptist Lansing. The couple will reside in Lansing as friends extend best wishes.
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T. R. Caldwell
Viola Cauldwell
W. A. Thompson
Lansing
Mich
Willard Caldwell
de Koven
Ivy Caldwell
Lohengrin
Fev
Ajr Stark
Frankfort
Thompson
The
Theological Seminary
Rochester
First Baptist Church of
W. C. Thompson
Moronco
C. We Caldwell
Chicago
Willard A. Caldwell
Mury
J. W. Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Grace Stubbs
Franklin
O. R. Stark
Notice to water consumers hours for sprinkling
Notice to water consumers states sprinkling hours for streets lawns and houses are 6 36 to 8 00 a m 12 to 2 00 p m and 6 00 to 7 30 p m signed by Waldron superintendent of Water Works.
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Waldron
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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Jeffer
Montpelier
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Lansing, Mich
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