Constitutional Challenge to the Indiana Primary Law
Indianapolis reports that the new primary election law faces constitutional challenges. Critics argue it limits independent voting by forcing voters to pledge party adherence and oath to support the same party in the general election. Possible lawsuits may seek to strike down or reinterpret the law, with a $100 fee for candidates cited as unconstitutional.
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Indianapolis
United States
Nebraska
Madison social notes and arrivals in Indiana polis area
Miss Maula Hagadon visits at the Meredorf home while many locals travel for visits and business. Updates include travelers to Indianapolis and Louisville, a fire escape contract for the hospital, a fines hearing for assault, and a range of visits from Cincinnati to Kentucky river trips. Notables include Mr. Marke of New York City and reenlistment of Zach Stephenson with the 27th U S Pony.
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Maula Hagadon
Indianapolis
Meredorf
Mesere
R. F. Stanton
Elmer E.scott
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Squire Stuart
Charles Shuck
Zibena Williams
James Jacobs
Rogers Drug Store
William O. McLelland, Jr
Hartford
Canon
The
Standard Fire Insurance Co
Louisville
Alice Millar
Helen Lauer
Clara Simpson
Brooksburg
Kentucky River
Mike Aline Oliver
Mr. Oliver
George McKay
Joseph E.marke
New York City
Marke & Benson Co
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Anna Hazelton Edwards
Funeral services for Anna Hazelton Edwards were conducted at 9 am at the Christian Church with Reverends Moody and Smith in charge. The D A R and Kings Daughters attended in a body as ministers praised the deceased and Curtis Marshall offered a touching tribute. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers John C White William J Schmidt George J Wood Louis W Lory Charles Lemen William Barber.
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Anna Hazelton Edwards
The
Christian Church
Moody and Smith
D. A. R. and Kings Daughters
Curtis Marshall
Edwards
Springdale Cemetery
Messie
John C. White
William J. Schmidt
George J. Wood
Louis W. Lory
Charles Lemen
William Barber
Barefoot 73 year old man farms with no shoes in Kansas City
The piece describes J. M. Halger of Carlton Oklahoma who farms barefoot most months and claims contact with earth provides a soothing electrical current that rejuvenates the body. It notes Kansas City residents eyeing him as odd while firemen in Sandusky craft shawls for loved ones after a Columbus visitor’s tale. England reports 11,000 women.
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Kansas City
Kan
J. M. Halger
Carlton
Okla
Old Scales Torn From Corner Corner Fourth and Walnut
Charles Bersch removes the historic platform scales at Fourth and Walnut. Built in 1869 by John Rist, the scales documented daily receipts from $10 to $12 and more in earlier decades before being condemned last May. Ball bearings have worn from 2 1/2 inches to about one inch.
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Fourth
Walnut Streets
Charles Bersch
Madigan
John Rist
Funeral Services For Mrs Margaretha Schumann
Funeral services for Mrs Margaretha Schumann were held at two o clock this afternoon at the residence on the Kent road and were largely attended by relatives and friends. Rev Hawk of Hanover had charge of the service, and the burial was in Greenbrier cemetery near Hanover. The pallbearers were four sons and two nephews: Emil Schumann, George Schumann, Edward Schumann, Charles Schumann, Charles Spencel.
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Margaretha Schumann
Regie
Kent Road
Hawk
Hanover
Greenbrier
Meiers
Emil Schumann
George Schumann
Edward Schumann
Charles Schumann
Charles Spencel
Coal contracts set. refloor Bear Bridge in Milton
The county commissioners awarded the coal supply contract for the coming year to the R McKim Co at 3.25 per delivered ton with Middleton & Wymond at 3.35 and Madison Coal 3.40. Henry Harmon won the Bear Bridge reflooring job at 1 400. bidders included Robert Davis 1 697 and Charles Platt 1 598. The city school board annual report was submitted for audit. Judge P E Bear handles a large will contest in the Switzerland circuit over Ralph R Stout’s will, with a protest filed in Vevay and a September hearing. the estate is valued at 60 000 to 75 000 dollars.
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R. McKim Co
Middleton & Wymond
Madison Coal Co
Bear Bridge
Indian Kentuck Creek
Milton Township
Henry Harmon
Robert Davis
Charles Platt
City School Board
P. E. Bear
Switzerland
Ralph R. Stout
Vevay
Dedication of Eagle Springs Grange Hall August 5
Eagle Springs Gange No 1510 Patrons of Husbandry will dedicate its new hall on Pleasant Ridge next Thursday August 5 with an afternoon and night program. The Eagle Springs Drill Team will perform featuring listed members, followed by songs recitals and speeches. The event invites the public for both sessions.
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Eagle Springs Gange No. 1510
Pleasant Ridge
Eagle Springs
Alliene Danner
Harriett Imel
Letha Ryker
Mary Q Goley
Lida Bear
Charlotte Lyon
Phillipine Wolf
Emma Imel
Helen Lyon
Allie Imel
Mra
Mabel
Eva Gray
Misees Lyon
Erna Gray
Lizzie Grebe
el Lyon, Jr
LH. Wright
Columbus
Eagle Springs Grange
Charles Hiffman
Mrs. Pettis Endorses Tanlac After Illness In Louisville
Mrs Frank Pettis wife of the Louisville and Nashville railroad assistant chief electrician 800 Camp Street Louisville says Tanlac gave rapid relief from a nervous run down condition poor digestion and low spirits She reports full improvement and cheerfulness and endorses the tonic Tanlac is sold in Madison by W H Rogers drug store.
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Louieville
Frank Pettis
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Camp Street
Louisville
Madison
W. H. Rogers Drug Store
Peavy Funeral to Be Held in Ghent for Local Farmer
The body of Thomas L. Peavy fifty year old farmer from the county will be brought to Ghent Ky for burial. The funeral will be under the Knights of Pythian he belonged to and he is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.
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Ghent
Thomas L. Peavy
Louisville
Knights of Pythian
Revival Adds Thirteen At Locust Church In Milton
In Milton Kentucky the Locust revival ended with thirteen additions to the church led by Rev Rahe. Others visiting included Mr Leslie Bird and wife and Mr and Mrs Henry Kraue from Liber Ty neighborhood and John Neal’s family. Miss Lula Welch returned home after a six weeks course at Eastern State Normal Richmond Kentucky. Rev Godby conducted services at Pleasant View Church on Sunday.
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Georgia Francisco
Wirt
Elizabeth
Margaret Rice
Indianapolis
Wm. L. Hill
Cincinnati
Ester Barth
Rev. Rogers
Louisville
Hebron Church
Hebron
Mina Minnie Sutherland
Vincennes
Hanover
Minnie Short
Joshua Hollis
Frieda
Will Hollis
Meeers
W. P. Rieley
Valentine Mahand
George Mahand
Jeffersonville
Elizabeth Morgan
W. W. Millar
Mulberry
Fourth Streets
Will Phillips
Calvert
Gladye Stewart
Leslie Bird
Henry Kraue
Liberty
John Neal
Locust
Rahe
Tennessee
Geo. Williams
Grain and live stock price report from market yard
Wheat prices remain strong for No 2 red and No 8 red on track, corn weak, No 3 and No 4 white through billing. Hay steady with Timothy and Clover bids. Cattle receipts around 1,200 head with good to choice weights trading 9.65 to 9.85 per hundredweight and various feed categories listed. Bulls and calves shown with price ranges across categories.
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Reece
Timothy
J.schofield & Son
Baseball Standings and Club Standings Report
National League results show Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1. American League scores Washington 5 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 4 New York 3 Chicago 2 Boston 3 Detroit 6. American Association Minneapolis 1 Louisville 4 Kanena City 4 Indianapolis 7. Federal League Buffalo 6 St Louis 5 Newark 3 Chicago 2. Standing of the Clube clubs W L Pet.
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Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kanena City
Indianapolis
J. Paul
Columbus
Buffalo
Newark
W. L. Pet
National League Clube
WL Pet
Philadelphia Weeeeevecereny
Brooklyn Penmaneern Esoritses
Pittsburg
Dee Nbececcarres
Chicago Seeveccersenseesecses
Cesses
Cincinnati
Ebereatecene Envseseens
Eeeaneazes
Minneapolis Eepeeneeeereens
Kansas City
Baltimore
Ante
Madison wholesale market prices and commodities list
A dense listing of wholesale prices for grains hay poultry and fuels observed in Madison. Includes prices for flour meal eggs butter and various seed and feed commodities, with coal and coke rates and yard delivery notes. Reflects mid century market rate snapshot with numerous unit prices per ton bushel and pound.
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Queen of Madison
Geev
Newlin Family Reunion Set for August 17 at Biomington
The Newlin family annual reunion will be held at Biomington on August 17. Wallace M. Hobson serves as president of the family association, with Exum Newlin as corresponding secretary.
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Bloomingdale
Newlin
Biomington
Wallace M. Hobson
Exum Newlin
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Edeward Jeffries
Miss Hanna
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Hodge Sherlocke
Neva
Ute
Iowa
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Sherlocke
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Zach Stephenson
U.S. Party
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Funston
Louis F. Anger
Amall
Martha Louise
Dayton
Ohio
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National Cash Register Company
Anna Moezelton Edwards
Earth Keep
Bandusky
O—Sandusky
Central
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England
Wear Corner
Walnut and
Prager
A.S. Hartley
Edward Yunker
Simeon E. Leland
Edward Reed
A. H. McGlasson
S. J. Bear
S. E. Leland
Eiffel Tower
Omaha
Aaalrad
Pittsburgh
Charles Carpenter
T. L. Peavy
Milton, KY
Dily Market Report
Sepeentaen Niece
Thes Seaesaanee
Brooklyn
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