Dry and wet vote results with multiple city names listed
A voter tally lists several Indiana cities as wet or dry from option elections with figures for Delphi Greencastle Gas City Wabash Huntington Connersville Decatur Kendallville Petersburg Noblesville Marion Kokomo Rome City and others. The notice then shifts to advertisements and a list of court cases including divorces and civil actions such as William Southwood vs Sadie Southwood Blanche House vs Wyatt House and Peter Parkinson vs Consolidated Indiana Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majori- Delphi
Greencastle
Gas City
Wabash Bushville
Huntington
Connersville
Decatur
Kendallville
Petersburg Uo
Noblesville
Marion
Kokomo
Rome City
William Southwood
Sadie Southwood
Blanche House
Wyatt House
John Keene
Martha A. Keene
Timothy Caine
John W. Lindley
Peabody-Alwert Coal Co
David Ceoprider
Jerry McCatumonu
George W.kigbee
Johnl. Higbee
Mary l. McCammon
George W Higbee
John L. Higbee
Peter Parkinson
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Carrie Gillett
David Gillett
City Council Defines Limits for Saloons
City council approves an ordinance setting saloon operating limits within the city and nearby two mile suburb. Prohibited liquor sales in residences and within two miles. limits traced by street intersections with a $100 penalty for violations.
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City Council
State
Wall Streets
Wall Street
Wall and
Settion
Section
Harris
State Streets
State Street
State and
Jacob Prust
Arthur Murray
Crity Council
Sullivan County Electric
George Webb
Dick Wharton
William Benefield Jailed on Assault Charge
William Benefield was arrested by Chief of Police Smith last night on a charge of assault and battery. Benefield, an ex convict, had previously been sentenced from this city to the southern prison for arson of the barn owned by E. Carrithers east of the city.
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Willian Benefield
William Benefield
Smith
Benefield
Carrithers
Shelburn votes against incorporation by 37 margin
Shelburn voters reject incorporation as a city with a light turnout. One precinct goes four against and six for, leaving a 37 vote majority against the change.
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Shelburn
Veterans Sons Organize in Farmersburg Meeting Planned
Farmersburg will form a Sons of Veterans chapter. A meeting is set for tomorrow evening to discuss plans and establish a definite organization. At Gasking Post No. 564 G A R the committee A P Asbury M A Jennings and Dan H Jones were appointed to assist the camp formation.
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Veterans’ Sons
Farmersburg
Sons of Veterans
Gasking Post
A. P. Asbury
M. A. Jennings
Dan H. Jones
Robbery Steals Cash From Fairbanks Farm Home
A thief pried a window to enter the William Riggs farm residence of John Brock in Fairbanks township and took 1085 dollars from a sideboard drawer. Brock lost 885 dollars while his brother Pearl lost a purse containing 200 dollars.
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Fairbanks
John Brock
William Riggs
Fairbanks Township
Brock
Pearl
Former Resident Joel C. Harris Dies in Montgomery
Joel C. Harris, a former county resident who lived in Montgomery, Daviess county, died yesterday. The body will return for interment, with funeral at Riggs cemetery eight miles northwest tomorrow afternoon. He was a brother of Mrs. Patrick McEneney of this city.
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Joel C. Harris
Montgomery
Daviess County
Riggs
Here
Harris
Patrick McEneney
Reverend L O Richman Preaches in Sullivan Series
Rev L O Richman pastor of Central Presbyterian Terre Haute conducts nightly meetings at Sullivan Presbyterian church through the week excluding Saturday in preparation for the communion service next Sunday.
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L. O. Richman
Central Presbyterian Church
Terre Haute
Sullivan Presbyterian Church
Sullivan Lodge Confers Third Degree on Pollard
Sullivan lodge No. 263 F. and A. M. conferred the third degree on Charles M. Pollard last night. There will be second degree work Friday night and the regular meeting next Tuesday night not in the third degree.
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Masonic Lodge
Sullivan Lodge No. 263
Charles M. Pollard
Local notes and movements in the countryside
The report records illness across the country and social visits by Mrs. Nancy Turman and Thomas. Rev. Legg conducts meetings at the Christian church while the ccschools progress. F. M. Brown is very poorly and roads are awful in spots. Uncle Eph Thomas moves opposite the Christian John Kraus shifts his sawmill to the Medsker farm. Harris brothers plan to relocate to Nebraska this week.
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Nancy Turman
Thomas
Mr. Legg
The
Christian Church
F. M. Brown
Eph Thomas
John Kraus
Medsker
Harris Brothers
Nebraska
Wells Pleads Guilty in Store Robbery Case
John Wells pleaded guilty before Judge Bridwell to robbing Springer and Caruthers stores and was sentenced to ten years in state prison. Prosecution by Fred F. Bays follows a prior incident where Wells attacked Bays’ father and was later diverted to a house breaking charge resulting in a two to fourteen year term.
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Bays
Wells
John Wells
Springer & Carruthers
Spence Hiatt in Limelight Again
Spencer Hiatt, jailed in Terre Haute on a highway robbery charge, was found with tools to effect a jail delivery. He previously faced theft charges in E. & T. H. box cars and escaped Bloomfield jail, with his wife charged for supplying tools via a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence Hiatt
Spencer Hiatt
Terre Haute
Hiatt
Vigo
Bloomfield
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs T P McBride Home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs T P McBride's home on South Section street. An engaging program followed by luncheon, and two new members were received into the society.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
T. P. McoBride
South Section Street
Powell and Cohan open week at Grand with The Beauty and the Banker
The Powell and Cohan company opens a week at the Grand theater with The Beauty and the Banker. Mr. Powell as Henry Bowser leads a strong comic cast with Earl Rexford and Miss Alice Hamilton drawing praise.未来
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Grand
Powell & Cohan Company
Grand Theater
Mr. Powell
Henry Bowser
Earl Rexford
Alice Hamilton
Marie Bowser
America
Cupid
Beauty and the Banker
Turkey
Mrs. Phillips Denies Allegations About Grave Monument
Clinton Phillips and other heirs filed injunctions in the Clinton circuit court alleging Mrs. J. T. Phillips planned to move John T. Phillips body from Mann cemetery. Mrs. Phillips in Frankfort says no removal was intended and she is placing a monument at the grave under court order as administratrix of her late husband estate. She asks the Union to correct the report and clarifies she acted within her rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Circuit Court
Clinton Phillips
John T. Philips
J. T. Phillips
Mann Cemetery
Frankfort
Mr. Phillips
Clinton Circuit Court
Cann
Bedford Votes Dry Under New Law Across County
Bedford and Mitchell select dry outcomes while four townships in Lawrence County go dry under the new city and township option law. The county previously voted dry two years ago, leaving veterans unlikely to reverse results in the townships.
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Bedford
Mitchell
Lawrence
Shelburn Squire Faces Mix of Marriages and Misfires
Last Saturday night two well known Shelburn youths applied to Justice Kirkham for a marriage license but the bride withdrew. The same evening another couple obtained papers from Clerk DeBaun, but the groom said they would wed elsewhere.
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Squire
Shelburn
Squire Kirkham
DeBaun
Justice Kirkham
Gambill Seeks County Attorney Post to Succeed Bridwell
Gilbert Gambill of Hunt Gambill enters the race to become county attorney after Judge William Bridwell resigns. Other Democrats also eye the post, with Gambill leveraging his role as party chairman. The county commissioners will decide at their Monday meeting.
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Gilbert
Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Greene Circuit Court
Charles Burton of Jackson Hill No 4 was found guilty of manslaughter in the Greene circuit court for the death of August Staples at Jackson Hill No 2. Judge Henderson sentenced him to 2 to 21 years in state prison. Sheriff Branstetter took him to the prison Sunday.
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Charles Burton
Jackson Hill
No. 4
August Staples
Jackson Hill No. 2
Greene
Henderson
Burton
Branstetter
Bloomfield
Fire at Basler Residence Causes Minor Damage
Fire departments responded to Mrs. F. E. Basler residence Sunday night after the kitchen range overheated the stove pipe causing surrounding paper to catch fire. No significant damage reported.
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Basler
F. E. Basler
Liquor and Constitution Bills Pass in Legislature
The senate approved the Tom Marshall constitution by 29 to 21 with Senator Powers the sole Democrat opposing. The Proctor saloon regulation bill cleared the house with 55 to 40 votes and 36 amendments. Prospects show the measure unlikely to be renorted.
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Senate
Tom Marshall
Senator Powers
House
Local social notes from Dugger and surrounding areas
Everett Rhodes and Floyd Burch traveled to Mitchell with the Red Men of Dugger. Families and neighbors visited, shopped, and moved residences around Dugger, Cass, Sullivan, Vincennes, and Linton, with numerous calls on Fridays through Sundays and several relatives visiting in the area.
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Everett Rhodes
Floyd Burch
Mitchell
Dugger
Frank Deneve
Francis
Tilghman Norris
Fern Brewer
Jewel
Clara Rhodes
Della
Wiley Miller's
Earl Robertson
Henry Hawtin
Fanny Brown
Albert Gambill
Orville Pigg
Everett Norris
Elias Brewer
Sullivan
George Burch
Vincennes
Fred Miller
Sarah Moore
Morgan Gambill
Albert Everett Rhodes
John Shanks
William Dudley
Orville Pig
Zelpha Luzader
Cass
Wm. Brewer
Henry Usrey
Marriage Licenses Issued To Local Couples This Month
Frederick W Ackelmire and Haz el WK Pierce John Van Thomas and Amanda V Davis Lee A Bell and Ella M Plew Frank Casner and Marie Cottingham William H Sager and Emma B Zurheide Edward J Roach and Edna Marie Woods Frank E Burkhart and Florentine Gruder Harry E Meyer and Iva A Hiatt Jesse B Richardson and Margaret A Hayes John H Crawford and Sylvia Walls Arthur L Doyle and Connie E Burdge
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Frederick W. Ackelmire
Hazel WK. Pierce
John van Thomas
Amanda V. Davis
Lee A. Bell
Ella M. Plew
Frank Casner
Marie Cottingham
William H. Sager
Emma B. Zurheide
Edward J. Roach
Edna Marie Woods
Frank E. Burkhart
Florentine Gruder
Harry E. Meyer
Iva A. Hiatt
Jesse B. Richardson
Margaret A. Hayes
John H. Crawford
Sylvia Walls
Arthur L. Doyle
Connie E. Burdge
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Divorce Suit
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1911 William Southwood vs Sadie Southwood Complaint No 14451 seeks divorce The plaintiff by attorney John W Lindley filed the complaint February 28 1911 notifying Sadie Southwood a nonresident to appear or demur by April 24 1911 at the Sullivan Court House or the case will proceed in her absence The Clerk Arthur E Debaun seals the record Torn Lindley clerk assistant.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
William Southwood
Sadie Southwood
John W. Lindley
State of
State of Indiana
Arthur E. Debaun
Lindley
Local Social Notes From Farmersburg and Vicinity
Anna Turner of Hymera visited her mother in Farmersburg. Residents, visits among Stewart families, Jewell grandparents in Scott City, and Cr ib Reed from Oklahoma. Elias Denney buys Tom Kendall property and plans to move soon. Community folks attend church, dinners, a telephone meeting at the opera house, and various Sunday activities.
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Anna Turner
Hymera
Tabitha Johnson
R. Price
J. F. Bur
Ton
Murray Mason
Ruth
Reba
Sullivan
John Stewart
Shelburn
S. J. Stewart
Grace Julian
Elias Denney
Tom Kendall
Lennie
Lora Jewell
Dave Harris
Scott City
Cricket Reed
Oklahoma
Will May
Shelpurn
Tilden
Myra Johnson
Ora McGlone
Blanche Hauger
Florence O’neal
Julia White
Terre Haute
Eva Beach
Fred Hammack
Pearl Fidler
Jake Hauger
S. Floyd Jewell
Ernest
Nettie Grantham
Maude
Has Millions Of Friends Buck Len Arnica Salve Ad
Has millions of friends. Buck Len Arnica Salve cures sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruises cold sores piles. 25c at Joe K Smock Sons. LOST brown muff and green muff between Sullivan and Scott school house. Finder leave at Harry's shoe store to receive reward. Claude Hauger.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Sullivan
Scott
Harry’s
Claude Hauger
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Rene
Pwill
Sullivan and
Force
Hix
Tra McCrocklin
Alliance Coal Co
Thomas F. Easter
John Holbert
Guardian
Arthur W. Pirtie
Nancy O. Bedwell
Marshall Bedwell
Walter Bowers
Harvey Christopher
Graysville
Ferree
Daily Times
Paul Poynter
Ema Es
Sullivan, Indiana
Carrithers Sullivan, Indiana
Cecil and
Liberty
Spencer
Luna Reed
Perry Beach
Ilinois
Melvin Moore
Sam O’neal
Claud Hauger
Mrs. Fields
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