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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

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County Local Option Bill Passes by Narrow Margin

INDIANAPOLIS Ind Sept county local option bill passed in the House by a 94 to 45 vote amid packed galleries and tense exchanges. Democrats Green Hottel McKinney Pierson Sicks and White sided with Republicans. Keller Kniseley and others opposed. Debate centered on anticipated votes and party strategy as supporters celebrated and opponents hissed in protest. The measure moves to further action amid speculation of vote shifts and political maneuvering for final passage.

Indianapolis Ind Green Hottel McKinney Pierson Sicks White Condo Keller Shroeder Geiss Specia Republican State Organization Mose Christian Church Franklin Senate Habconk Honan Dem Andrew Baberek Sweeney Billingsley Bowlus Honas Hosteller Temperance Democrat Johnson Vigo Keller Kniseley Billtead Schroeder Condo

Vincennes University fate debated in Indiana Senate

A conference between Senator Henry R. Pearson and Governor Hanly revived talk of repealing the Vincennes University bill. The governor seeks an enabling act to take the case to the Supreme Court. Republicans vow not to repeal. Bonds of $120,548 tied to an old claim remain unsigned as the issue lingers with potential special sessions and protests.

Indianapolis Ind Henry R. Pearson Bedford Hanly Vincennes University State House Senate Vincennes Supreme Court Neon Senators Vikcennes University Tiwag

Local Interest in Result of Vote Draws Inquiries

Local interest in the fate of the option was strong with many telephone inquiries at the site and several people attending in person to learn the outcome. County unit adherents were elated as the vote concluded. The issue was deepened by Representative Henry Sicks who aligned with his original stance and voted for the bill, one of six Democrats supporting the measure.

Henry Sicks Sicks

Ruth Dillon Aims for New World’s Record Trot Title

Horsemen expect Ruth Dillon a four year old mare owned by Sterling R. Helt of Indianapolis to set a new world record for the trot before the season ends. She just beat aged horses at Columbus including Siantah Queen in a strong trial and will race in the 2:16 class trot at Columbus next Friday as the favorite against a slower field. Zoo driven by Geers is seen as the next best challenger.

Lexington Pantasy Ruth Dillon Lou Dillon Millard Sanders Sterling R. Helt Indianapolis Columbus Siantah Queen Zoo Geers Rath Chow

Death of Isaac Whitecotton in Advance notices

Isaac Whitecotton died Wednesday night after a months long illness, bowel trouble given as cause. Born January 1 1831 he was 77. Survived by wife Nancy Wall and eight children including Join and Charles of Terre Haute, Turley of Heckland, and several daughters. Two brothers and two sisters also survive. Lived in Advance 26 years, work in timber. Funeral was held Friday at home with burial at Pleasant View.

Isaac Whitecotton Whitecotton Nancy Wall

Giant corn ears amaze Seirelevile villagers

James Grove of Seirelevile arrives with a wagonload of unusually large white corn ears. Observers note ears measure ten to twelve and a half inches, with 16 to 20 rows and 58 to 65 grains per row, totaling up to about 1300 grains per ear. Grove, who bought seed in Mimola, estimates seventy ears per bushel and 75 bushels per acre on his 100 acre planting.

James Grove Seirelevile Grove

Gott Ett Wins 2:25 Pace at Marion Ohio Stake Race

Gott Ett captured first money in the $500 stake at Marion Ohio on Thursday. The owners Gott and Etter also won a special sulky offered by McMurry Co of Marion. Despite an injury, Gott Ett lowered the track record from 2:12% to 2:10% and earned top praise from local fans.

Gott-Ett Marion McMurry Co Gott-Htt Lowere Marion, O Messrs Gott Etter

Foreman Mangled at Union Station After Fall From Engine

Morrie Brennan a 33 year old foreman of the Big Four switching crew in this Ind city was mangled last night when he fell in front of an engine. Ong Jeg Wan severely cut off and the officer went badly eroded that it probably will have to be amputated. He was riding on the pilot of the engine with his foot.

Ind Morrie Brennan

Mass Meeting of Blackbirds in Local Grove

The Thorntown Argus-Enterprise reports a large morning gathering of Blackbirds in a local grove. The crowd, widespread and noisy, appeared preoccupied with the Local Option question and growth of influence, ending in a chaotic babble with no clear conclusion.

Thorntown Argus-Enterprise Blackbirds Indianapolis Sam Carter Charley Loveless

Weather predictions forecast rain and cooling in Indy

Report from Indianapolis on September 26 notes forecasts predicting rain and a fall in temperatures. Early-week predictions are reported as near certain with a warm spell expected to break in coming days. Weather sources in the West and Washington indicate rain and cooler conditions for Sunday.

Indianapolis Ind Birthe Hite

Logal Talent Delivers Emotional Drama at Grand Opera House

The Rector of St Marks was performed by amateur players before a splendid audience. Georgia Titus led as the leading lady with strong acting, Ruth Coombs as Bess Duncheonster drew praise, and Fred Lane as Richard Heritage made a good impression. The cast included Mary Marvin, Marie Titus, Will J. Vance, and others under Will J. Venee's management.

St. Marks Grand Opera House Trene Arnold Georgia Titus Bess Dunchester Ruth Coombs Pickens Mary Marvin Bina Marle Titan Norman Weir Wiliam Bond Richard Herita Fred Lane John Gordon Cecil Cox Sheriflake Lloyd Darnall Rev Philp Dunchester Will J. Vance Georgia Titus Bess Dunchester Richard Heritage Phil Dunicheater

Elks Emblem Warns Against Counterfeit Badges

The Order of Elks says a new pew emblem will be issued at a Dallas grand lodge, replacing the old symbol. Unscrupulous jewelers already offer counterfeit versions, and Bluffton dealers push fake “official” emblems. Grand Exalted Ruler Holland warns Emblems will be ready for distribution once issues with counterfeit products are resolved. avoid buying spurious badges.

Order of Elks Dallas Go Market Ag Bluffton Elks Holland

Women Fight Fire Near Danville In Drought

Danville Indiana describes response to a grass fire in Wallace Osborn’s field three miles southwest. Farmers fought flames with wet blankets and carpets while wives dried out embers. large losses expected to fencing and hay. Origin uncertain between spontaneous combustion or spark from a Big Four engine.

Danville Ind Hendricks County Wallace Osborn

Died at Carmel After illness Mrs Sarah Consand dies at 75

Mrs Sarah Consand, aged 75, died Friday at her Carmel home after weeks of illness. Her husband, a prominent Friends church minister, died four years ago. She was among Carmel’s oldest residents and is survived by two sons, one in Michigan and Joseph, who has spent years in missionary work in Japan. The obituary notes the latter is now vow

Wineog Sarah Gowsand Carmel Friends Church Consand Michigan Joseph Japan

Red Special stops at Lebanon on Debs socialist campaign train

The Red Special political train, carrying Eugene V. Debs and Socialist Party staff, made a ten minute stop at Big Four station in Lebanon amid a small crowd. Debs appeared briefly on the rear platform smiling as band music and literature distribution followed an address by John Chase. The tour, totaling 9,050 miles, ends in Chicago on September 25, with Debs predicting a large rural socialist vote.

Lebanon Big Four Eugene V. Debs United States Theodore Debs Stephan M. Reynolds Torre Elente John Chase National Socialist Party Haverhill Mass JH. Floaten Denver Telluride Cole Buchanan Texas Charles Lapworth London Olte McPeely Chicago Christian Sorensen Detty Mark Red Special Ffteen Harry C. Parker Philadelphia Union Cigar Maker Indianapolis Deby Spakit Bidianapolis Rs Lennart William Henry Perry White J. L. Baird Snes Indianapolie Robert Rushville John Drake i Ks Shhomendinger Ft. Wayne Charles. Wsierrick Frankfort John Drake Pt. Wayne John G. Chase Debs Deba

Trail of Murderer Haggard Pursues Whiteman Case

Sheriff John W. Haggard leads a vigorous Whiteman murder investigation in Frankfort as deputies trace clues and follow a developing lead. Coroner Brown was updated after two more bullets were found, signaling progress toward an arrest.

John W. Haggard Whiteman Murfigrer Frankfort Brown

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