Charges Against Walsh Unfounded Says District Attorney
District Attorney Morrison says if investigation shows the railroads were owned by Chicago National Bank, not by John R. Walsh, the misappropriation charge of 3 million dollars may be dropped. The case hinges on whether Walsh wilfully intended fraud. if railroads were bank property, he acted as bank agent not owner. Separate floor clash: Tillman attacks bankers over Walsh assets. Hopkins defends. Also notes travel for Miss Culmer, Mr. Abraham, and Miss Garten to Indianapolis and Linton, Indiana.
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Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Local notices from Sullivan and nearby towns
Renominations and visits mark regional chatter with names like John C. Chaney, Jno Gray, Dr Ed Billman and Mrs Miovie Sprague making appearances in Sullivan Iona and nearby. Western trips to Washington noted for several doctors and residents as Easter and Sunday visits occur around Odon Terre Haute and Mitchell. Rip Van Winkle at Danner’s opera house caps the page with admission prices.
Sunday Church Services Announced At M E and Good Hope
Regular services listed for Sunday morning at the M E church with Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching by the pastor at 1 30. Good Hope also hosts Sunday School at 1 30 followed by preaching at 2 30. All are invited.
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M. E
Good Hope
Egyptian Civilization and Ancient Wonders Recalled
The article reflects on the origins of Egyptian civilization and cites Menes as a powerful early innovator who redirected the Nile and built monuments. It highlights the Labyrinth, Karnak, pyramids, and the cities Memphis Thebes Heliopolis along with the sphinx and obelisks as monumental feats. It also describes remora fishing methods used to catch turtles in tropical waters.
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Moses
Kenav
Egypt
Menes
Memphis
Mooris
Nile
Herodotus
Karnak
Denon
Notre Dame
Paris
Thebes
Heliopolis
Turtles On Shore For Nesting At Night Are Hunted
The article describes sea turtles coming ashore under moonlight to lay eggs. They dig sandy nests and deposit eggs before returning to the sea. Hunters often surprise and capture turtles on the beach during this egg laying period.
Red in Battle and the Call for Self Control
The piece argues that people admit character flaws when they claim to be unable to govern themselves and stresses that self control protects health and discipline. It notes red as a historic military color used to steady troops, tracing its use from Lycurgus’s Spartan army to 1526 British yeomen of the guard.
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Lycurgus
Guard
Resemblances and Revelations Across a Family Secret
A dialogue scene from a Philadelphia Ledger and a PascaI quote contrasts a wife noting drinking with a husband and sly hints of hidden truths. The exchange turns on criticism and humor, ending with a line about knowing truth by heart.
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John
Philadelphia Ledger
Notice on Livestock Confinement by Town Ordinances
All livestock must be kept off the streets as allowing them to roam is against town ordinances. George W. Critchlow signs the notice as issuing party.
Notice for Van Buren Township Residents
Public notice from Hiram Sima Trustee advising all persons with business with Van Buren township that he will be in his office at the Eaglesville post office on Saturdays of each week.
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van Buren Township
Eaglesville
Hiram Sima
Madison Township Trustee Notices
To all persons having business with the trustee of Madison township I will be at my office or about town on Friday of each week to attend township matters.
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Madison Township
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Morrison
John R. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Bank
Cording
John R
Aeas
Tillman
South Carolina
Hopkins
Illinois
Chicago Bankers
Chicago
Auilgred Culmer
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
G D. Abraham
Linton
Clyda Garten
Indianapolis
Victor Boyd
Kiowa
Avon Nolly
Loogcotee
Phoeba Miller
Terre Haute
Keck’s
Mud Pike
Double Knee
Diefendorf & Barkley
A. O. Dorsey
Oakland City
Alex O.dell
Bart Scott of
Marengo
A .C. Scott
W. W. Keylon
W. H. Pensinger
Keck's
Odon Library Association
W. Huest
Keck
Rathbone Sisters
Bedford
Acon
AV. W. Morrison
Roy Myers
Amos Stalcup
A. A. Lane
Lowry Cooper
Summerville, Texas
Tuesaday
Dan Hayes
Steen
John C. Chaney of
Sulivan
Congress
Frank Leach
Iona Winklepleck
Pisinville
E. T. Laughlin
Washington
Clyde Dickenson
Scotland
Harrison Browning
Elnora
Jno. Gray of
Ed Billman
Sullivan
Tueedas
Ed Taylor
Ess
T. B. Rankin
Dr. J. DeMotte
Dale Shields
Mrs. Miovie Sprague
Ella Mooder
Josie Watson
Effie Shively
Clarence Kinneman
Bradford
Elmer and Noble
Fallahan
Staraa City
Vounie Callahan
Harry Scott
Odon
Mise Nell Garrett
Burne City
Josie Wallingford
Myx Jobo
Wallingford
John Breden
Wilson Myers
Jasonville
Bennet and Myer
Mire
Ley Montgomery
Irene
Mitchell
H. J. Herndon
Cornettsville
Nora Summerville
Rip van Winkle
The
Danner’s Opera House
W.T. Alexander
Ralph Gantz
Blackhlawk
Mec
Washington Star
Tropics
Eagles
M. D
Odon Journal
Fogg
Bass
Fenderson
Pasca
George W. Critchlow
J. L. Seal
Main
Spring Streets
Haig’s
Indiana
A. M. Williams
Ind
Marne
Axel Copyniauts
Taratet
Sunn & Co
York
Southern
Spesera
Peoria
St. Louis
Lurtox
Divgis Central
Switz City
Effingheam
Becounter
Vandalia
Virncennes
Exxora
Evansville
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
B.&o
Cincinnati
Wierrort
Big Four
Greensburg
Hueston
A.p. Radeey
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