Social Circle brings 2:30 meeting at Mrs Cann home
The Ladies Social Circle of Cumberland Presbyterian church will meet at 2:30 this afternoon at Mrs George Cann's home on Wheatland avenue and Cicott street. A farewell reception honors Herbert Keys who leaves soon for Franklin College to study for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
George Cann
Wheatland Avenue
Cicott Street
Herbert Keys
Hanna Street
Keys
Franklin College
Mabel Dedrick
Wabash
E T. Jones
R. P. Macy
W. J. Forsyth
West Broadway
Russer Guller
Terre Haute
Coleman
Bertha Coleman
Roy House
Royal Center
Rev. Rogers
The
Christian Church
House
William House
Miss Coleman
Lafayette Coleman
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Concord Church
Nettie Brandt
Trinity Guild
Jas. Wilburn
Helm Street
Epworth League
Market Street
M. E
Pendelton
Modern Patriotic Club
Flora Neff
St. Margaret's Court
St. Margaret’s Court
Ajl
Minnie McDonald
Galveston
Mesdames McDonald and
Kivett
Mabel Burrows
Herbert Keller
McDonald-Lyons
Dorcia McDonald
Marguerité Lyons
Justice Reid
Receivership Battle Over Ambia and Fowler Banks
Debates over appointing a receiver for Ambia and Fowler banks continue with factions backing E G Hall of Benton county and S B Boyer of Logansport. Judge Saunderson delay and venue change requests prevail as state auditor Billheimer pushes Hall with Baldwin Dague offering to pay over 50000 to banks to secure Hall's appointment.
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Ambia
Fowler
D. P. Baldwin
John Dague
S. B. Boyer
Senator Wood
Lafayette
L. A. McKnight
E. G. Hall
Benton County
Saunderson
Indianapolis
John V. Billheimer
HE. G. Hall
Baldwin& Dague
Hall
Baldwin
McKnight
Billheimer
Judge Saunderson
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Reports note the death of Barbara Redline from train injuries at Denham and burial plans for North Judson. Also listed are recent funeral services for Ida M. Whalen, George Brooks, Henry Hoff, and Lovern Louis Brown, with burial at Mt. St. Vincent and Mt. Hope. Additional notices mention Ruth Reichard’s death at Centerville aged 15 and other local tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Redline
Denham
North Judson
Ida M. Whalen
St. Vincent de Paul
Mt. St. Vincent
Henry Hoff
Kroeger and Strain
Mt. Hope
Lovern Louis Brown
Eber H. Brown
Spear Street
Ruth Reichard
Wm. A. Reichard
Centerville
Ind
W. A. Reichard
Royal Center
The Crystal Pleases Crowds With Strong Showings
The Crystal theater attracts large crowds this week with a popular lineup. Producers report an exceptionally good bill drawing steady attendance and positive reviews from local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crystal
County Recorder Extends Hours For Noon Interurban Ride
County Recorder James Shinn will keep the office open from 8 AM to 5 PM on weekdays except Sunday to serve people who are in a hurry and wish to transact business at the noon hour and catch the noon interurban cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shinn
Recorder
Bloomington mail clerk confesses to yearlong mail theft
Frank Leas, a Bloomington post office clerk, confessed to stealing from the mails for over a year after being trapped by postal inspectors. He said he planned to quit at year end but broke his New Year resolution. He is held on a $500 bond to appear at a federal court hearing in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Frank Leas
Leas
Indianapolis
Officers Disappointed In Search For Charles Brown
Peru papers report Silar Morgan and Constable Flanagin searched the city yesterday for Charles Brown, a former Clover Leaf brakeman wanted on a Logansport girl’s charge. They found no trace. Brown, who lives east of Peru, fled after learning of the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Silar Morgan
Constable Flanagin
Charles Brown
Clover Leaf
Logansport
Mellwain Attends David Engler Funeral in Galveston
M B Mellwain of College Hill attended the funeral of David Engler in Galveston on Monday.
Police Gall to Stop a Small Sized Riot
A call to Busjahn and Schneider's drug store reported a small riot. Chester Young fled toward Porter's drug store pursued by a gang. Police arrived and prevented a beating, but three suspects escaped on a train. Young refused to file an affidavit, and the trio was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busjahn & Schneider’s
Chester Young
Porter's Drug Store
Porter’s
Young
Sketon
Wabash Depot
Factories Resume Operations Across States
Reports from Bristol R J and National Rubber show plants resuming today with 1500 plus workers. In Pittsburg area Republic Iron and Steel and Youngstown Tube return to work, about 8000 employed. Shenango tin plate plant restarts 1000 workers in 10 of 30 mills. Marion Indiana Canton Glass and US Glass restart after brief suspension. Gray iron foundry at Marion to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding Band
Northampton
Bristol
R. J
National Rubber Company
Pittsburg
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown Steel and Tube Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Newcastle
Shenango Tinplate
Marion
Ind
Canton Glass Factory
United States Glass Factory
Gas City
Gray Iron Foundry
Special Wrecked Three Killed
A long list of names, many from Cleveland and Ohio towns, details injuries and passengers from a wreck. Several individuals are noted as badly cut or bruised while many others are slightly hurt or uninjured. Additional passengers were taken to hotels for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Smith
Cleveland
Elizabeth F. Rowbotham
Ohio
K. Peele
President Aldrich Introduces Currency Bill in Senate
Washington January 7 President Aldrich today introduced his currency bill after it was read in the senate and the finance committee was assured it would consider related measures. Senator Morris of Nebraska urged taxing bank deposits to fund protections for depositors as debate continued. The house adjourned at 1 40 to resume Thursday with criticism of Roosevelt and discussion of banking laws ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Senate
Culberson
Clay
Georgia
Committee On Judiciary
Nelson
Shepard
Texas
Representative Willett
New York
Japan
Roosevelt
Willett
Hardwick
Taft
Mr. Morris
Nebraska
House
Industry Street Car Riots and Labor Officials Move
A woman was assaulted by three sympathizers as she left a car in Industry last night. Industry streetcar crews lost their way, running two hours off course before resuming a normal route. State labor commissioners Woerner and Purcell left Muncie for Anderson to mediate a conference with Amalgamated Association officials and to eject Behner and Fay, accused of distributing antiunion bulletins. Court resumes with martial law withdrawal in view. cars operate on prestrike schedule under patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Charles F. Woerner
George W. Purcell
Muncie
Indiana Union Traction Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
A. J. Behner
Frederick Fay
McKee
Behner and Fay
Brotherhood of Interurban
Behner
Joseph G. Lefier
Circuit Court
Leffler
Perdieu
Jury selection in Thaw murder case proceeds with peremptory challenges
Three jurors cleared for examination as Thaw proceedings begin under Justice Dowling. Absentees fined 250 dollars after roll call and 300 veniremen scrutinized by detectives for both sides while Evelyn Thaw arrives late to the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Talesmen
Judge Dowling
Missing Boy Allegedly Seen Passing Through Huntington
The brother of Homer Silves reported a boy from Remington who left home yesterday. The boy had traveled through this city earlier in the week walking toward Remington. A police posse of about one hundred searched Wabash county fearing he may have taken his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Silves
Huntington
Remington
Wabash County
Local Brevities Begin Mild Illness and Visits
Mrs. Jackson Hunter is ill with la grippe at her home near Anoka. Mrs. Amanda Spacy attended the funeral of her uncle, David Engler. Mrs. Frank Delawater went to Metea for a week with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of College Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell at Galveston. Miss Glenora Bevan, supervisor of the Davenport free kindergarten, has returned to Davenport after holidays in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hunter
la Grippe
Anoka
Amanda Spacy
David Engler
Galveston
Frank Delawater
Metea
Joseph Clark
College Hill
Frank McConnell
Glenora Bevan
Davenport
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton to reorganize at Feb meeting
Definite steps toward reorganizing the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway and lifting receivership will be taken at a stockholders meeting on February 1 in Cincinnati Ohio. The move follows ongoing efforts to restructure and restore operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
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Fourth Street
Hoffman & Moss
Frances Q. Landis
Life and Endowment
Provident Life & Trust
M. J. Porter
Broadway
J. E. Bowyer
Tue
Henderson
School of Music
Market St
Hendricks Bros. Printers
Jesse C. Julian
High Street
Mamouth
Marion Casebeer
New Waverly
Indiana
Mr. Arnold
Ora
Wagner’s Motorcycle Co
Wisconsin
Frank Delanter
Mabel Doggett
Hamilton, O
T. M. Lyons
Denver, Colo
Fred Doggett and Son
Chicago
George Brooks
Oma Campbell
Morgantown
Jessie Ogden
Paris Crossing
Bridget Cliford
John and Dana Stewart
Danville
H.H. Hagerman
White Pigeon
Mich
Long Cliff
Chas. Hassey and Family
Fourth St
John Brown
Town
Mark Brown
Byron
Miss Cappie Brown
L. Morgan
Morgan Hill
Woman's Progressive League
Women’s Progressive League
Library Hall
I. O. Enders
Fern Eckert
G. A. R. Hall
Women’s Progressive Club
Carrie M. Zorger
Birdie Law
Lillie Stephens
Jessie Gremelspacher
Madge Wall
Birdie Gifford
Eaton
Anti-Saloon League
Donald Roger
Miss Hart
Donald
B. B. Ide
North Street
K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Stettiner Hall
Pete Hardin
Josie Sullivan
J. O’neill
Columbus
Paul Burke
Nene McCormack
Kokomo
Morehart
Denbo
Fowler and
Judge Baldwin
Vinton
Bank of
Boyer
Ben Turner
Phillips
Bergen
Hazelgood
DeFun
Estes
M. B. Mellwain
R. Flick
Canton
Catherine Cleary
G. W. More
Charles Hickok
Bartlett
Delia Duff
Theresa Cleary
J. D. Collyer
C. H. Sayle
J. C. Nokes
Berea
George Morris
Alex Forster
J. A. Bartlett
W. L. Alexander
R. B. Kenney
R. Rudolph
G. W. Nicholson
C. A. Beckley
Ravenna
H. W. Riddle
Lillian A
J. C. Noles
J. C. Melville
Atlanta
A. B. Clark
Emma Reiger
A. C. Fogle
Clara Lynch
Francis Lynch
H. H. Hodell
George B. Rogers
Nellie Baldinger
P. N. Smith
O. G. Voss
Ella EH. Tideman
E. F. Webster
Wellington
G. L. Almon
Rome
Jacob Roth
Eric
du. D. Kilsie
E. N. Askerman
Theo. Arter
Williett
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