Galvin Garey to Lead New Home Figure
The Children’s Association appoints Galvin Garey to head a new home following the dismissal of Clyde Park amid cruelty charges. Abe Carter at the Cape leadership and Todd Haynes supervise operations while the institution in Pine Det is described as the new site. Hospital quarantine and recent staff changes frame the troubled emergence of the home.
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Sorme
Children’s Association
NILE
Clyde Park
Tradnapolis
Calvin Carey
Childre Dation
Pindley
Mire
Meguntrar
Abe
Weet- Sunier
Haynes
Fon
Aventid Air
Fata
Pinte
Aisrise
Clade Park
Stalin
Tarsus
Miro O
Carer
Todd
Lutheran Synod Session Adjourns Amid State News In Brief
Police arrested Peart s, a girl who escaped from the Industrial school in December after eluding authorities. The fortieth biennial convocation of the Lutheran synod of Illinois Indiana and other states adjourned in session here. A rural-areas incident notes a man denying binding his wife to a bed. Rev Shultz conducts marriage ceremonies without charging fees, accepting small cash gifts from brides and grooms alike.
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Jones
Soyoia
Huveri G8
Signa Oes Torre
Jiaente
Tiatt
SOS
le the Horst
Willan Tiowe
Serena
Gia
Ohio
Sr. Shultz
Mr. Shultz
Governor Attends Funeral in South Bend Delays Speech
News from Indianapolis reports Governor Marshall Tound canceled his speaking engagement with the National Association of War Veterans in South Bend to attend the funeral of James Reid, former warden, following Reid’s sudden death Friday. The interment is set after a brief service in Michigan City with funeral services planned for Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Marshall Tound
National Association of War Veterans
Sinder
Th Charities
Ines
Don Cluty
Moeriden Reid
Othe
German Alliance Miedts at South Bend convention
Delegates from Indianapolis Terre Haute Fort Wayne Logansport Elwood Michigan City Ligonier Lafayette Pryansville attend the South Bend meeting. Key item is plans to perpetuate the German language in American public schools. German day exercises mark the first German settlers on October 6, 2685 and are noted alongside labor day events.
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Turner
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Elwoood
Michigan City
Ligonier
Lafayette
Pryansville
Bank President Resigns From Lebanon Institutions
Former State Senator E. T. Lane resigns as president of the Lebanon National Bank and American Trust Company due to ill health. R. R. Daily is elected president of both boards, with Iyecrae Wo Norwood as vice president of the bank and WP as cashier. J. F. Gong named vice president of the trust company and J. T. Daily becomes secretary.
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Iechenon
E. T. Lane
Lebanon National Bank
American Trust Company
Lane
Istunn
Ph Ion
RR. Daily
Bank and Trust Company
Iyecrae Wo Norwood
Viste
Tiadis
C. Gong
Farmer Lies in Bed Forty Five Years
Joseph F. Adams of Clay City born 1842 remains bedbound for decades as he claims to have lived a still and steady life. He says he has managed affairs owned a Lea acre farm and sees no release from his condition. A physician has not been called and no medicine has been taken in years.
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Clay City
Joseph F. Adams
Eyven
Washington
Jer. Stiles
Cuba
Chuartos FL Craig
Philippires
Tesco
War Department
Philippines
Kowith
Mead
Oerdinary Hospital
Poison in Man's Body Sparks Coroner Inquiry
In Crawfordsville the coroner Dr Bert Jeane investigates Johnsoan's death in Newcastle on August 16. Medical experts examine possible poisoning or stomach organ involvement as a cause, with uncertainty over natural versus foul play.
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Crawfordsville
Bert Jeane
Mewcastle
Unclear insect swarm disrupts road scene
A report describes a large insect swarm darkening the road as it moved, causing damage and prompting responses. The text mentions cloudlike activity and injuries from contact, but the details are fragmented and difficult to parse.
Church Celebrates Eightieth Anniversary Homecoming
Observes E let fonti queth A Anni live ersa ary Observ es E let fonti queth A Anni live ersa ary sibers of the Juittic tran cehurch. former minister and members gathered from many states for a large basket dinner. Rev S A Carey of Cincinnati preached both services as principal speaker. The church is described as the oldest religious organization in the area.
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Sibers
Tran Cehurch
South
Jiusiville
S. A. Carey
Cincinnati
Sitnta
Three Questions Sunday School Lesson from Sept. 18 1910
The lesson analyzes Jesus’ reply to the Pharisees and Herodians about paying tribute to Caesar and honoring God. It discusses political factions, Roman rule, and the duty of Christians as good citizens, emphasizing love as the highest commandment and the divine image in humanity.
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Jesus Mark Duiso
Jesus
Caesar
Pierels
Precenu
Tsar Camelia
Zadk Seleiy
Jred
Pra
Vonayvorn
Sevilla
Charybdis
Henler
Henke
Yparterbone
Testis
Mann
Plague Fear and Public Health Efforts Across the Pacific
The article discusses bubonic plague concerns on the Pacific coast, noting rats and ground squirrels harbor the disease spread by fleas. It describes public health campaigns, potential Atlantic port risks, and government spending to combat the outbreak, including research on pathogens and prevention methods.
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Urgeon
Wyman
Public Health Service
Mithridates
Pontus
Pacific
United States
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Orhe Public Health Service
Washington
San Francisco
Fexst
New York
New
Muiuch
Waeshtmsten
Eial
Charlies W. Stiles
Dupe Nowac
Notable Stage Routine Sparks Mixed Audience Response
A comedian recounts early fame in a small town club where his debut bits drew a tough crowd. He recalls youthful nerves, a faltering setup, and one corrective moment that solidified his standup style amid skeptical fans.
Five Leaves From Unknown Language Offer Hope Of Lost Literature
The central aired set contains five yellow leaves each about four inches, with consecutive passages in a tongue unseen by scholars. The fragments, rescued from central Asia sands, suggest a possible ancient literary language hidden in a larger work once paged on the reverse of each leaf.
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Central
Schelers
Rutherto
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