Revival Meetings Led by Rev. Wm Irvin Alexander
Rev. WM IRVIN ALEXANDER conducts a series of revival meetings at the M E church with strong turnout and favorable response. He is described as a compelling speaker and the meetings will continue for two or three weeks.
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Alexander
M. E. Church
Uhe
Arsyle
W. J. Alexander
Marcus L. Pearson
Presbyterian Church
Argyle, Ill
Monthly Report Showing Fourth Month Work of Ww Schools
A city school monthly report outlines the fourth month’s work at WW schools, detailing attendance, classes taught, and progress notes for several grade levels. The data highlights improvements in reading and math, with administrative comments on curriculum updates.
Second Half of School Year Begins Under Favorable Conditions
The article notes strong first half results in attendance and performance, lists standout pupils, tardiness statistics, and overall enrollment figures. It includes a health official's address on natural versus disease-related deaths, emphasizing the dangers of over eating and meat.
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Frank J. Capouch
John A. Blaschke
Bybee
George C. Capouch
Lacy B. Dell
Edna IP
Seagraves
Paul S. Arnold
Claire Beetham
Hazel Collins
Harry Hook
J. Earl Lucas
Laura Plotoer
Irene Reynold
Mary
J. N. Tarty
State Board of Health
Metchnikoiy
Indiana Politician Watcher Visits Legislature
A J Bunnell traveled to Indianapolis Sunday evening to view the legislature and endorse Ben Shively, northern Indiana’s senatorial candidate. The paper corrects a prior error naming Ora Dunkelberger. the visiting youth is Walter Dunkelberger, a barber from North Dakota, on his first trip here in three years.
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A. J. Bunnell
Indianapolis
Ben Shively
Indiana
Ora Dunkelberge
North Dakota
W. H. Dunkelberger
Jackson Township
Walter
Ora
Inauguration of Indiana Governor Marshall
The ceremony in Indianapolis marked the swearing in of Thomas R. Marshall as governor with Lieutenant Governor Prentice H. Brown and public reception. Governor Marshall’s speech blended address to citizens and legislative message, praised for clarity and vigor, while former Governor Hanly’s lengthy message drew mixed reactions.
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Indianapolis
Tan
R Marshall
Prana J
Leutenant Coverner
J. Frank Thanly
Thomas RR. Marshall
General Assembly
Marshall
Goverroor
Hanls
Throwen
Eiger
Indianapoli
Occupations Represented in Indiana General Assembly
The state printer’s directory shows lawyers leading in both chambers with twenty-four in the House and twenty-five in the Senate. Farmers total twenty-six overall, twenty-two in the House. merchants appear with fourteen, eleven in the House. Ten physicians serve in both houses. insurance men total six. six manufacturers. the Senate includes three bankers and one editor with two publishers. The House lists editors Chrisney Faulkner Garrad and two contractors. the Senate has one contractor and no druggists.
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Legistute
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Kilver
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Talbott
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Marsh
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House
Chrisney
Faulkner
Garrad
North Judson girl could be star witness in Michigan City murder
Miss Carrie Thonert of North Judson was taken into custody amid tips she planned to flee to Michigan to dodge the murder case against George Fenne. She had moved back to her parents in North Judson after living in Michigan City. Sheriff elect Anstiss and the state’s attorney’s office pursued her, with details given on the eve of her departure to Laporte.
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North Judson
Michigan City
Dispatch
Carrie Thonert
Michigan
George Fenne
Miss Thonert
Anstiss
Laporte
Mr. Anstiss
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