Emorats Turn in Baltimore Primary Chairman Fight
Contested delegations and a looming temporary chairmanship clash as Emorats maneuver in Baltimore. Judge Parker remains silent on leadership while Bryan plays a cautious role. Net votes and committee dynamics suggest a protracted struggle with factions wary of each other.
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Friends of
Judge Park
William J Fan
Jobn McGraw
West Virginia
McGraw
Mr. N
Bryan
The
P. J. Hall
Nebraska
Hall
Mr. Bryan
Death Abates Suit Over Fatal Car Crash
The Lafayette Courier reports that after the death of Mrs. Paanie Culver the damage suit against Samuel C. Grayhill has been abated. The incident occurred near Thorntown when Culver’s horse won a race and was struck by an automobile driven by Grayhill. Both Mr and Mrs Grayhill were injured and the suit for damages began prior to her death. The case had been set for trial with a jury and was postponed until next October before dismissal. An administrator was appointed to handle the late Mrs Culver’s affairs and a new suit may be filed by her estate.
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Lafayette Courier
Paanie Culver
Samuel C. Grayhill
Grayhill
Culver
Celoli
Bailey Amos Marriage Notice in West Street Parlor
Rameday afternoon in the parlors the Farmers State ban joined Charles Uasiley and Hattie Amos of West Street in marriage. The couple will reside in Frankfort.
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Rameday
Farmers State
Charles Uasiley
Hattie Amos
West & Street
Frankfort
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Miss Emily Gorman and Clarence Hawk
A Lebanon couple, Miss Emily A. Gorman and Clarence W. Hawk of Terre Haute, wed at the bride’s parents home on East Chicago Street with about forty relatives. The service, led by Rev. M. H. Appleby, featured pink and white decor and a cake cutting that sparked joy among guests. The bride, long known in Lebanon, will move with her husband to Terre Haute to reside with his parents after a brief wedding trip.
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Emily A. Gorman
Clarence W. Hawk
Terre Haute
J. E. Barnes
East
Chicago Street
M. H. Appleby
Zella Bryan
Daisy Brown
Elma Dooley
Lebanon
M. J. Hawk
Ind
Central Staton Engineering Company
Granddaughter Mary Jeannette Dicks Weds Omer Clements Shirley
Mary Jeannette Dicks married Omer Clements Shirley on Sunday June 23, 2012 at the Dicks home on South East Street Lebanon. The ceremony conducted by Rev. M. H. Appleby was witnessed by immediate family. The Shirleys, prominent Lebanon residents and Centenary Methodist Church members, will reside with the groom's parents.
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Theophilia
Mary Jeannette
Omer Clements Shirley
Dicks Bowie
South East Street
M. H. Appleby
Shirley
Lebanon
Centenary Methodist Church
Sao Tears
Hes Tech
M. E. Sunday School
Wealtha Dicks
T. 2. Dicks
George Shirley
Worth Township
Lebanon High School
Indianapolis
I. H. & E. Traction
Mra
Weather bulletin for Lonrige fall tonight and Tuesday
A weather bulletin indicates generally falling conditions tonight and Tuesday with expected lower temperatures and possible precipitation. The advisory notes timing around 4 47 and 7 18 local references, with no further specifics on winds or amounts.
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Lonrige
Oldest Woman in Boone County Compared by Age Claims
Boone County residents recall age records as Elizabeth Miller at 101 yields to Phoebe Knapp who may be 102 or 103. Knapp near Kirklin Elizaville area has seven children and long tenure in the county, while others like Priscilly Shaw, Jacob Robison, and Harriet Atkinson are cited as longtime locals with decades in the area.
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Elizabeth Miller
Thorntown
Phoebe Fouteh Knapp
Bim Swamp
Obanion Fouteh
Mr. Foutch
Harriet Atkinson
Todlan[apolia, Ave
Bronewick
Domestic Science Club Minutes Describe Milk Based Dishes
Friday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Ed Morris featured Mrs Winns roll call and Mrs Fuckingers demonstrations of milk and dairy based recipes. Recipes include steamed custard junket ice cream milk punch caramel pudding baked milk and a note on cooling milk in a warm oven.
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Ed Morris
Mra. Morris
Mrs. Appleby
Mra. Winn
Fuckinger
Ita
Loose
California
Recipes and dishes from a domestic science class
The clipping lists multiple culinary preparations including rice dishes, milk shakes, albuminized milk, gelatin desserts, jams, and framed lectures on food preservation. It features recipes for rice milk, sago puds, tomato mousse, cherry and apricot preparations, and a Japanese salad, with notes on serving, molds, and presentation.
Young People Rally Opens Second Baptist Union Revival
The first service of the second annual Baptist Young People's Union revival drew a large crowd from Whitestown. Rev. Hardy urged youths to harness life’s opportunities, urging service to the church and personal mastery. Tonight at 7:30 Rev. J. Roberts, state Sunday-school secretary, will speak on the personal element in Christian work.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Whitestown
Baptist
John
Irva Morris
Hardy
Church of Tomorrow
Church of Today
Church of Jeaus Christ
I. Roberts
Chautauqua Meeting of Boosters Tue Night
A meeting of Chautauqua boosters will be held Tuesday evening in the council chamber of the city building. All guards are urged to attend as important letters will be considered.
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Chautauqua Boosters
Council Chamber
New Official Electric Interurban Map To Be Issued
A Central Electric Traffic association map showing 4000 to 5000 miles of interurban lines will be released around July 10. Indianapolis is depicted as the hub of a large wheel with spokes. The four color chart covers Indiana Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania Virginia and Kentucky areas with 41 cities in black and interurban lines in red. The map, 4 by 19 1 2 inches, will be printed on two paper Grades for pocket or framing.
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Central Electric Traffic Association
A. L. Neereamer
Indianapolis
Central Electric ‘Traffic Association
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Emma Idela Tice Dies After Illness at 26
Emma Idela Tice died Saturday afternoon at 3:31 at her father's home 316 East Pearl street after a prolonged illness from tuberculosis She was 26 years old with a sister Mrs Carrie Mowalla Quick of Chicago as a half sister Mary Tive She attended the Christian church Funeral services were held at the residence and interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery
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Emma Idela Tice
John
Tice
East
Pearl Street
Indianapolis
Carrie’ Mowalla Quick
Chicago
Mary Tive
Farm House Burns on Arch South Farm in Clinton Township
A six room frame farmhouse on Arch South's farm in Clinton Township burned Sunday morning around 9:30. Occupied by David Housen with his wife away in Kentucky, he alerted neighbors who helped hose the fire. Ground-floor goods were saved. second-floor belongings and South's items were lost. The house was insured with Heene County Farmers Cooperative Co.
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Arch South
Cinton Township
David Housen
Kentucky
Mr. South
Heene County Farmers Cooperative Co
WED AT PORTLAND MARRIAGE OF MEYER AND WRIGHT
Orville W. Meyer son of A H Meyer of this city wed Miss Neoma Wright of Pennville Indiana in Portland Indiana on June 20 at the Methodist parsonage. The couple plans a Blackford county farm near Montpous e where Mr Meyer has been located tending his father’s business interests.
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Orville W. Meyer
A. H. Meyter
Neoma Wright
Pennville
Ind
Portland
Mings Wright
Blackford County
Montpsuse
Mr. Meyer
Suit for divorce against Fred C. Jones
A divorce suit is filed in the circuit court against Fred C. Jones the drayman. The parties were married in September 1896. The document notes a contested status and cites the court as the venue for the action.
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Rocig Joon
Fred C. Jones
Sepiece Viene i al
Taft Named Republican Nominee for President
In Chicago on June 24 the Republican national convention renominated William Howard Taft for president and James Schoolcraft Sherman for vice president after a prolonged session. Roosevelt adherents largely abstained from voting, while Taft secured a strong majority for the ticket amid a high tension, late adjournment, and plans for Roosevelt to pursue the nonpartisan movement from Oyster Bay.
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Chicago
William Howard Taft
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Shermin
Roosevelt
Sherman
Taft
Committee Oh
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Orchestra Hall
Speeding Motorcycle Collides At Fair Ground Trial
Ray Zion on a speed trial at the fair ground yesterday afternoon ran into an arrow left on the track. He was thrown from his machine and badly bruised though no bones were broken. Dr. J. L. Hendricks attended to him.
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Ray Zion
Pardons Board to Review 190 Indiana Inmates June Meeting
The State Board of Pardons will consider about 190 inmates for paroles at its June 24 meeting in Indiana. The docket includes four murder cases and two manslaughter cases among newly added items. Earl Swope is among those moved forward from Boone County.
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Indiana
State Board of Pardons
Earl Swope
Boone
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Chanion Foutch
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Electric Roads Map
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Charley Miller
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