Prophecies Of Officials Out In Political Forecasts
In New York and Boston a pair of party chiefs announce electoral college tallies. Norman Mack, Democrat, predicts Bryan 301 Taft 182. Hitchcock, Republican, foresees Taft 317 Bryan 127 with 39 doubtful. Three or four pivotal states decide the race.
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Gravel Road Contract in Miami County
William Sprinkle begins next Monday on a gravel road project covering twenty three and a half miles in Miami county. He bought a traction engine and ten automatic dump carts. The engine will haul wagons in trains of five from the pit to the construction gang. Contract price is $37,622.
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William Sprinkle
Miami County
Elks Open Winter Season With Large Social Event
The Elks welcomed about 300 members to a winter season kickoff last night. Vaudeville acts from three local theatres entertained, followed by a members banquet. Additional social events are planned for the winter.
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The
Elks
Barn Fire Destroys Kennedy Farm and Horses
A barn on Charles Kennedy’s farm burned yesterday at 3:30 am. Two horses died and all farm implements were lost except for one wagon. The cause remains unknown though suspected arson by trespassers.
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Charles Kennedy
State News Flashes Report Fateful Incidents Across Towns
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes addressed the state body. Charley Kergeuson of Petersburg died felling trees on Mrs. Elizabeth Preston’s farm. George Payne lost an arm while using a corn shredder in Petersburg. Brazil residents vote on a new county courthouse. Howard Marvin of Columbus shot his hand while inspecting an old revolver. Frank Landers of Sullivan faces murder trial for Charles Stewart’s death. Tipton jail reports no prisoners and no saloons for months. George Vogle of Chicago arrested in Warsaw for pocket picking. Sixty mill houses moved to Marion Illinois leaving village nearly deserted. Wheatfield post office safe blown, about 300 dollars stolen. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson of Indianapolis killed by a traction car. Virgil Kitson of Warsaw missing after visiting Goshen. Ora Ernest, 35, killed by falling lumber at Brooklynville.
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Kerns Family Moves From Montgomery to Tangny Street
Jerry Kerns and his family have relocated from 208 Montgomery Street to 316 Tangny Street, confirming the move with local records.
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Jerry Kerns
Montgomery Street
Tangny Street
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