Miners Strike Settled with District 11 Reopening Mines
The Eleventh district miners strike ends as all district mines resume full shifts and the Hudson mine dispute remains unresolved over driver reinstatement. T. E. Lewis and district officials face potential charter actions while a broader settlement seems near.
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Sullivan County
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Gain
Hudson Mine
Lewis
Yperre
Issie
Dowis
Farhersburg
Wvi
van Horn
Dills
Hudson
Mr. Dills
Republicans Nominate Sullivan County Tickets
The Sullivan county Republican convention at Colonnade theatre renominated Sheriff Marion F. Walters and Representative Thomas B. Springer. Nominations also gave Cary Littlejohn for treasurer, Charles B. Bolinger for auditor, Dr Floyd McBride for coroner, John G. Barnett for First District commissioner, James A. Payne for Third District commissioner and Earl Roberts for county surveyor.
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A. G. McNabb
Thomas B. Springer
Cary Littlejoudn
Marion FY Wadters
Floyd Mebride
John G. Barnett
James A. Payne
Earl Roberts
Bingham
Lucas
W. Bt. Nesbit
Joe Schroeder
Nesbit
George McNaughton
A. Combs
Lawrence Loudermilk
Bailey McConniel
Wim. L. Laurent
Wm. Spencer
D. J. Johnson
Oliver Hendrickson
Walter Weir
Cairy Littlejohn
Jackson Township
John W. Cooper
Haddon Township
Littlejohn
Hymera
United Mine Workers
Charles B. Bolinger
Curry Township
W. L. Laurent
Shelburn
Marion F. Walters
Floyd McBride
McBride
T. P. McBride
Jefferson Township
Cass Township
Record crowd packs Merc a Chautauqua amid speeches and music
Governor Folk of Missouri spoke on conscience before thousands at Meream ehumtuuiqua. Jubilees and Hruby brothers entertained while Rev. Lichliter presented Christian lectures. Col George Bain substituted for Miss O Liel as crowds totaling about four thousand attended sessions and praised the event.
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Sudijven Union
Aterom
Folk
Missouri
Gov. Folk
Hruby Brothers
Sundas
Tllinois Dex
Yates
George W. Bain
Kentucky
Ben O'Liel
Col. Bain
Jubilee
Sensational divorce suit filed in Shelburn court
Anna Lowery sues Edgar Lowery for divorce claiming he beat her with fists and threatened to kill her after she refused to live with him. She says he entered the home, forced the door with a gun, and demanded she leave. She seeks divorce and $500 alimony.
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Anna Lowery
Shelburn
Edgar Lowery
Resolutions from Sullivan County Republican Convention
The Sullivan County Republicans back Indiana state platform on temperance local option with county as unit. They urge support for a bill establishing local option, preservation of remonstrance law, and endorse James E. Watson James A. Bingham John C. Billheimer Beveridge Hemenway Chaney Taft Roosevelt succession. They declare the county ticket the Hagte emblem.
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Sullivan County
Colonnade
Dinghan
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Bingham
Bryan
Parker
Indianapolis
Poynter
The
Sullivan Times
Republican Party
Hanly
Senator McDowell
Sullivan
Indiana
General Assembly
James E. Watson
James A. Bingham
John C. Billheimer
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
United States
Senate
John C. Chaney
Congress
Shooting affray at Jackson leaves one missing
Five shots were fired by coal miner John Banks at Jesse Cody near the Jackson Hill No. 4 mine store. Cody was unarmed and the shooting prompted pursuit as Banks fled. Enmity between the men had long fueled the incident.
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John Banks
Jackson Hill No. 4
Jesse Cody
Banks
Cody
Auto speeds through Hymera spark record bust
A 60 horsepower car shattered speed limits near Hymera on August 25. Local marshal and Constable McCoskey halted the driver as he doused wheels at the town pump. The chauffeur pleaded guilty in Hymera court, paying a $15 fine plus $25 on the spot with a quip about returning.
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Hivmera
Austust
Iymera
Shelburn
Walley
McCoskey
Lectures Today on Domestic Science by Prof Draper
Merom August 25 Prof Charles Edward Draper will lecture on Domestic Science at the Women s tent at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon. The talk will last about two hours and includes a demonstration of cooking an old fashioned New England dinner and angel food cake. Draper has built a broad reputation for practical cooking demonstrations in major cities.
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Cennes
Evansville
Sullivan
Heaven and Earth
Merom
Terre Haute
Chippi Coke Hunting and Fishing Club
Vincennes
Mohawk Company
Indiana
Charles Edward Draper
Draper
New England
Mrs Oscar Reed Dies After Typhoid Fever
Mrs Oscar Reed aged 23 died at her Shelburne home three miles northwest of town Sunday from typhoid fever. Funeral held at Liberty Monday conducted by Rev William O Neal. She leaves husband and a 19 month old child.
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Shelburn
Oscar Reed
Here
Liberty
Wm. O’neal
Oiled Streets In Farmersburg At Public Donation
In Farmersburg on August 25 the business district streets were oiled this afternoon after a day spent cleaning them. The oiling was paid for by public donation.
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Farmersburg
Oil Sprinkling Cuts Dust in City Streets
Crude oil is being sprayed on several streets in the city to reduce dust due to excessive dry weather. Residents report the method is effective in keeping streets clearer and cleaner during the drought conditions.
Fire damages Johns residence in Farmersburg
A small fire on August 25 in Farmersburg damaged the residence of William A. Johns due to a defective flue. Loss was slight.
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Farmersburg
William A. Johns
Welman Goes To Indianapolis To Notify Kern Of Nomination
Charles W. Welman departed yesterday for Indianapolis to inform Hon. John W. Kern that he has been nominated for vice president.
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Charles W. Welman
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
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Phil Penna
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
Nan Strong
Walters
Tamilton Township
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Merca Chautauqua
Jubilee Singers
Mr. Lichliter
Parker Stockdale
M. H. Lichliter
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Sullivan Lodge No.11
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
William T. D.suathitt
Ceme
O? Court
Publican County Convention
Jackson
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Vincennes Company
Chautauqua
Merom Chautauqua
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