Dem Factions Fight Over County Delegation and Machine
A county Democratic infighting tale unfolds as Welman fights to win the delegation against Cyrus E. Davis and the Ripper machine. Opponents plan to bar the old machine from power by organizing a county chair race and township selections with March 28 meeting in the city to choose leaders.
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Williar Hh, Crowder, Jr
Sey County
J. Will Lindley
Dem Ocfet
Charles W. Wellman
Congress
Wabash River Flood Destroys Island Levee Near Hutsonville
Floodwaters from the Wabash surged through Indiana and Illinois, washing out an island levee north of York and flooding Hutsonville areas. The river ran 5 to 25 mph, with 75 feet of bank eroded south of town. homes moved, farms ruined, but no confirmed deaths yet.
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Indiana
York
Dave Holderman
Hutsonville
Indiana county lawyer counts reveal Sullivan leads
A Supreme Court of Indiana report by Ed. V. Fitzpatrick shows Sullivan County has 37 lawyers while Brown County, with three attorneys, has the fewest in the state.
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The
Supreme Court
Indiana
Sullivan County
Brown County
Four Men Killed as Powder Mill Explodes Near Hymera
The United States Powder Company plant five miles east of Hymera exploded at 7 25 am killing four men George Gorby Sr Crete Simmons Lon Smith and Alonzo Smith and injuring two others Sam Stewart and Charles Gorby. The blast tore the 24 foot square mill apart throwing Gorby 350 yards and burning workers. Coroner and crowds assisted at the scene as investigators sorted the tragedy.
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Powder Company
Hymera
George Gorby
Charles E Brewer
Shelburn
Shepherd
Jasonville
Sarchette
Indiana
Lon Smith
Charles Gorby
Miers
Terre Haute
Jackson Township
Alum Cave
Noah Crawford
United States Powder Company
Grand Opera House
A. B. Cummings
E. M. Sarcher
Coalmont
Southern Indiana Railroad
Pioneer coal miner Uncle Bob Stewart dies at 84
Uncle Robert Stewart a Shelburn resident for years died Monday at his daughter’s home in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania. He was 84 and the son of Scottish immigrants who helped sink early mines in Evansville and Shelburn. A Civil War veteran with service in the Missouri Infantry he later ran the Stewart House hotel and remained devoted to Memorial Day visits to his wife’s grave in Shelburn. Funeral at Fletcher’s Chapel Friday with burial in Shelburn.
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Shelburn
F. E. Buckley
Cannonsburg
Stewart
Fletchers Chapel
Bob Stewart
Scotland
Evansville
California
New Orleans
Old Mexico
Missouri
Missouri Infantry
Sullivan County
Paul Buckley
Vigo County
Pittsburg
Anna Otterson
Sullivan Circuit Court Opens with Large Criminal Calendar
The March term of Sullivan Circuit Court opened with Judge Charles E. Henderson presiding. A large grand jury convened, and prosecutors have summoned citizens to investigate misdemeanors countywide. Civil trials number 360 and criminal cases 139, with several murder trials scheduled in March and April.
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Sullivan
Charles E. Henderson
Wood
Joe Quackenbush
Joe Allen
Gilmour
Quackenbush
Stewart
Fred Clark
Taylor Smith
Dunnville
Congressional Convention Next in Second District
The Republican congressional convention of the second district will be held in Washington next Wednesday afternoon. Congressman John C. Chaney will be nominated for the third time by acclamation. Delegates from Vincennes and Knox County plan to travel by way of Sullivan at 8:00 a.m. and reach Washington at noon. No regular afternoon train to Vincennes from Washington. arrangements may be made for delegates to travel east after the convention. The Vincennes and Knox County delegation will return via the same route, with accommodations expected.
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Washington
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Vincennes
Knox County
Urie Decker Arrested for Illegal Selling in Dugger
Urie Decker once of this city ran a soft drink parlor at Dugger and was arrested Thursday on a charge of conducting a blind tiger. Prosecutor Wood filed the complaint at the instance of Dugger residents who allege illegal liquor sales and describe the tiger as unusually tame.
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Urte Decker
Urie Decker
Dugger
Wood
Decker
Sale of 71 Acre Estate Held at Courthouse
The sale of the 71 acre estate of the late Benjamin Mason was held at the courthouse by the administrator. The bid brought in $4,575 across three parts.
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Mason
Benjamin Mason
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