John Campbell Dead After Long Illness
John Campbell age 75 died at the family home on 689 H street northeast last night after months of illness. He moved here nineteen years ago from Kentucky and was a Red Men Lodge member. Survived by wife Bettie, daughter Madge Horton of Indianapolis, son Robert Campbell of Jasonville, and siblings in Pennsylvania. A nephew and niece arrive from Pennsylvania for the funeral. One son predeceased him two months ago. Funeral at St Peter Catholic Church tomorrow at nine with Rev Ryan. burial in Fairview.
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John Campbell
H” Street
Campbell
Kentucky
Camphbell
Red Men Lodge
Bettie Campbell
Madge Horton
Indianapolis
Robert Campbell
Jasonville
Indianapolis Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Indianapolis Market Dispatch reports hog receipts around 7,000 with prices 10 to 20 cents higher. Weights 250 to 860 pounds bid at 8.50 to 8.85, 200 to 260 pounds at 9.03 to 9.15, 160 to 200 pounds at 8.19 to 9.15, 90 to 180 pounds at 8.00 to 8.75. Cattle receipts 600 with slaughter classes steady. beef steers 9.25 to 11.25, vealers 12.50 to 13.60. Sheep receipts 1,800 with top fat lambs at 18.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic Editors of Indiana Meet at Wyandotte Cave
Democratic editors of Indiana gather today and tomorrow at Wyandotte Cave to consider endorsing Evans Woollen, Indianapolis banker, for the presidential nomination. The move follows the state committee’s unanimous endorsement of Woollen. Peter Schloot, Democrat from the district, attends the meeting.
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Democratic Editors OF
Indiana
Wyandotte Cave
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Peter Schloot
Falling Slate Slab Kills Four Miners in West Virginia
In Bluffton West Virginia four miners died when a fifty ton slate slab collapsed at the Keystone Coal and Coke Company mine. A fifth crew member was fatally injured and Henry Griffin sustained multiple leg injuries. The dead are Joe Tatazarro William Braddon Moxie Hooks and Grady Grider. Grider identified as Black.
L. A. L. Club Meeting and Picnic Plans
Mrs Rex Hoffeditz hosted the L A L Club at her home northeast of the city on Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for a picnic on June 23. Games and a contest entertained members. Eva Riley won the contest prize. Refreshments of strawberries and cake were served by the hostess with Miss Lenabelle Smith assisting to a group including Bertha Breck Elmer Loose and baby Fay Smith and baby Daniel Shonk and von Glenn Wilbur Page Rex Hoffeditz and son Harold Harry Miller and children Eva Riley Marie Breck Mildred Breck Lena Belle Smith and others.
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L. A. L. Club
Eva Riley
Lenabelle Smith
Bertha Breck
Elmer Loose
Baby
Fay Smith
Daniel Shonk
von Glenn
Wilbur Page
Rex. Hoffeditz
Harold
Harry Miller
Iva Riley
Marie Breck
Mildred Breck
Lena Belle Smith
Intermediate Christian Tin deavor Society elects officers
The Intermediate Christian Tin deavor Society of the U S church met at superintendent Mrs Frank Bailey's home with good attendance. Miss Margaret La Vanne was elected president to supervise the girls, Ray Sargent elected vice president to supervise the boys, and Dorothy Mag ner chosen secretary-treasurer. Plans for the coming year were discussed and a social hour followed with refreshments.
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Intermediate Christian Tindeavor Society
U. S
Frank Bailey
Margaret la Vanne
Ray Sargent
Dorothy Magner
Delinquent Telephone Bills Prompt Service Discontinuation
Phone bills dated the 21st each month are payable within 16 days. If unpaid by the 6th of the following month, service may be discontinued without further notice. Restoration occurs on payment of 50 cents restoral charge and proper funds. Payments can be mailed to New Home Telephone Company.
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Home Telephone Company
Mrs Walter Goble Dies at Coalmont
Mrs Walter Goble aged 68 died at her Coalmont home Wednesday afternoon. She is survived by her husband six sons Frank Jasonville James Harry Bisbee of Clinton Charles Shelburn William at home and one daughter Mrs Mollie Bigger of Shelburn.
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Coalmont
Walter Goble
Frank
Jasonville
James
Harry
Bisbee
Clinton
Charles
Shelburn
William
Mollie Bigger
Omission spotted in Glenburn Mission report
The Northeast Ward Parent-Teacher Association event at Glenburn Mission left out Mrs. Jesse Coulter, a prominent Petticoat Politics Club member and near sighted secretary, from the list of participants.
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Glenburn Mission
Northeast Ward
Parent- Teacher Association
Jesse Coulter
Firemen Called to Illinois Central Station Auto Fire
The fire department was called to the Illinois Central station around 8 o clock last evening after a report of an automobile fire. Firemen arrived to find the blaze out and the car had already driven away.
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Illinois Central
Virginia Shaken by Earthquake at 2 A.M.
Earth shocks jolted Virginia University of Virginia area at 2 16 a m with a ten second quake followed by a stronger thirty second aftershock, as recorded by the Reuss Physical Laboratory seismograph.
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University OF Virginia
Reuss Physical Laboratory
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