Lebanon Whitewashed Flora Bringhurst in slow game
Lebanon defeated Flora Bringhurst 9 to 2 in a cautious contest. Hall of Mechanicsburg impressed as Lebanon’s trial pitcher before an injury ended his day, McCormick and Downey held the visitors to few hits, while Lebanon sustained some injuries and lineup shifts as they prepare for Frankfort.
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Flora-Bringhurst
Hall
Mechanicsburg
Iie
McCormick
Downey
Plara-Kringhurst
Hare
Carter
Hicks
Tomlin
Gondiff
Condit
Cannon
Interurban railroads win in Supreme Court ruling
The court held interurban cars may use city streets like street cars but must pay damages for causing property harm. Majority view allows street use without exclusion by abutting owners, who may seek damages for excessive speed or improper operation. The freight or express cars factor discussed but does not alter street access.
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Supreme Court
Teachers Licenses Granted at May Examination
Annette Hampton and Pearl Ward of Thorntown were granted twelve month state licenses at the May examination. County licenses went to Eva Nan Nuys Lebanon Nannie Clark Thorntown Clara Applegate Thorntown William S. Powell Lebanon Iva M. Curry Danville Earnest R. Stewart Lebanon Maude Shelburne Zionsville Gladys Bess Lebanon Rowheater Cunningham Lebanon Ora Nicely Danville Eunice Ross Advance Della Hughbanks Terre Haute Ruth Vaught Lebanon high school Six months Bessie F. Ogborn Zionsville Ernest Peters Whitestown.
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Annette Hampton
Pearl Ward
Thorntown
Nannie Clark
Clara Applegate
William S. Powell
Lebanon
Iva M. Curry
Danville
Earnest R. Stewart
Maude Shelburne
Zionsville
Gladys Bess
Rowheater Cunningham
Ora Nicely
Eunice Ross
Advance
Della Hughbanks
Terre Haute
Ruth Vaught
Four Injured in Wabash Crossing Accident Near Lavavette
A Big Four fast passenger train from Cincinnati struck near the Wabash and Big Four crossing in Lavavette just after 4 AM. Four people were injured as the train traveled at about forty miles per hour and the scene was described as a terrible, possibly fatal, incident.
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Lavavette
Ind
Cinccinnatic
Claim Of Political Plot Behind Court Decision Emerges
The Indianapolis Sun cites a claimed political plot behind a Supreme Court decision in the Sopher Liquor case. Judge Artman and temperance workers are named as victims of a clever scheme. The order reorganizes at Chicago and claims tax exemptions for fraternals. About fifty workers are attached to quarters, with bonds and a substantial bank account. The committee report is awaited.
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Supreme Court
Barne
Temporary Guardian Gets 4000 In Rho dius Estate Case
In Pranards Indiana June 21 Judge Mevie N A Walker of the Probate Court heard claims against the Rho dius estate from leading attorneys. The court postponed deciding Indiana Trust Company's claim while more evidence is gathered. Attorneys for the defense may share 86000, those for the petitioner 212000. Elliott Hooton abstains from fees while Boone county funds may be redirected. Fourteen lawyers attended the session, called a Bar Association meeting.
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Tn Pranards
Ind
Mevie N. A. Walker
Probate Court
Rhodius
Thomas C. Whallon
Kima Dare
W. H. H. Miller
Samuel Miller
Foster Shirley
Michael Rtyan
John O. Ruekelshaus
Cassi Connaway
T. J. Terhune
Rt. W. Adney
Lebanon
T1.m.spaan
John W. Claypool
William Losawn
Walker
The
Bar Association
Hunting Big Game in Prohibition Era Politics
The Sopher case sparked claims of political influence on a swift Supreme Court ruling. The Sun suggests C W Fairbanks may have pushed for a quick decision to avoid a warmer political climate and Prohibition agitation. Observers say the ruling appears driven by expediency amid nationwide lodge activity and ongoing prohibition campaigns.
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Sopher
Supreme Court
Sun
C. W. Fairbanks
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Indianapolis Stop for Knights of Pythias Leader
Charles A. Barnes supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and his wife spent last night in Indianapolis. The party dined at the Columbia Club before continuing their travels.
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Jacksonville
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Racine firm surveys Lebanon for factory site
Nathan Wheeler of Racine Wisconsin visited Lebanon to inspect the town as a potential site for a factory. He represents a fire department apparatus and brass foundry firm seeking a centrally located smaller city. Wheeler found Lebanon favorable and returned to report conditions.
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Wheeler
Racine
Wis
Lebanon
Reed Copeland Wedding Recorded At County Clerk Office
Reed Copeland wed yesterday evening in the county clerk office with Judge 8 R Artman officiating. The bride is a daughter of Taylor Smith Copeland of this city, and the groom is the son of W O Reedy, a well known farmer in town. Details of witnesses or further arrangements are not provided.
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Taylor Smith Copeland
W. O. Reedy
Touthent
Qeoil A. Reed
Blanche Ei
Judge fixes attorney fees in Rhodius case amid controversy
Judge Walker limits commissions and grants modest allowances in the Rhodius matter. He proposes about 6000 for Rhodius counsel and 12000 for the petitioner’s lawyers, with 10 percent of funds handled to the guardians’ attorney. The record notes claims by Williams and Dr Ball among others.
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Tas
Fugg
J. B. Kiam
Es Williams
Ball
Woodmen aim to win 1908 State log rolling at Marion
Local camp of Modern Woodmen plans a determined effort to capture the 1908 State log rolling at Marion on July 4. Lebanon Woodmen will send a delegation to secure the big events for next year and promote an ec campaign in Marion. The State Log Rolling draws 20 000 to 30 000 attendees and about $1 000 covers advertising and premiums, expected to be raised easily due to the crowd and publicity.
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Frankfort
Brown
McCormick
Lebanon
Marion
Henrietta Latin Dies Near North Vernon Indiana
Henrietta Latin born 1861 in Newton County Indiana died yesterday at 11 45 a m near North Vernon after a year long illness from cerebral hemorrhage. She was daughter of Martha A Martin wife of William Laffin. Survived by two brothers A W Martin of Missouri J P Martin and two sisters Eilon Gesy and Julia Barton. Body arrived today and was to be prepared.
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Henrietta Latin
Newton County
Ind
North Vernon
Martha A. Martin
William Laffin
A. W. Martin
Missouri
J. P. Martin
Eilon‘ Gesy
Towa
Julia Barton
Professor Hart Accepts Peru Superintendent Post
Professor James R. Hart resigns from Lafollette Tennessee to become superintendent of the Peru Illinois schools at a salary of 1800 dollars per year. He led Lafollette for the last two years after seven years in his previous post here. The Peru school board expresses confidence in their choice.
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James R. Hart
Peru
Hart
Lafollette
Tenn
School Board of
Boone County Ex-Residents Plan Brookside Park Picnic
The Indianapolis Star reports a large Boone County reunion at Brookside Park with riding, horseshoes, chicken dinners, and a citywide invitation drive. Capt D H Olive elected president, Fesse Summers secretary, and a committee will gather ex-residents' names and addresses at the State House to invite them to the gala and form a permanent Boone County club.
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Indianapolis
Star
Brookside Park
Boone County
Piente
State House
D. HL. Olive
Fesse Summers
W. P. Bailey
B. C. Peters
J. N.S
Willam Tull
Boone
Capt. Olive
Kanne County
Folk & Permanent Club
Baptist Picnic At Zion Park Draws Eighty Six Attendees
Eighty six people attended the Baptist Sunday School picnic at Zion Park yesterday. The day featured outdoor sports and was enjoyed by all participants. A noon dinner was ample for attendees including many children.
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Zion Park
Thirteen Change of Venue Cases in Boone Circuit Court
During the past term of the Boone circuit court thirteen change of venue cases were tried. The amount due Boone county from the counties which sent the cases here totaled 90650.
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Boone Circuit Court
Boone County
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