New Marshal Shows Mettle in Carlisle Saloon Incident
Carlisle October 24 Ed Eslinger the new marshal here demonstrated he has the right metal by quieting a rough saloon crowd Saturday night. One participant objected but was overruled, and order was restored with dispatch.
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Carlisle
Ed Eslinger
Edmund Hooper
Chas. Hooper
John Williamson
Wilkesbarre
Carlisle Coal and Clay Company
Harris
D. Mathes
Long Beach
Cal
Carlisle Coal & Clay Company
William Wilson
Riverside
Wilson
Joseph Funk
Elizabeth Knotts
Arlie Ott
Funk
Texas
Robinson and Sullivan Battle to 5–5 Tie
The Robinson and Sullivan high school football teams played to a 5 to 5 tie on Saturday. Next Saturday Sullivan hosts Vincennes High School at the Old Fort.
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Robinson and Sullivan High School
Sullivan
Vincennes High School
Old Fort
Bryan Train Stop Myth Debunked at Dugger
An erroneous report claimed William J. Bryan would deliver a five minute address from his train at Dugger. The train did not halt, and a crowd gathered to hear him, but no speech occurred. Local notes include obituaries births changes in business and school sports plans among Cass township residents.
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E. R. Dickey
J. W. Anderson and Company
Vandalia Coal Company
Anderson & Co
Thomas Richardson
Here
Hickory
Bogue Richardson
Claude Keene
Cass
James Pound
Hosea Steele
George E. Humphreys
Linton
Edward King
Sandborn
E. J
Chaney Strong in Daviess County
The Washington Herald notes Congressman Chaney spoke in Washington on Thursday evening to a warm audience in Daviess County. It marks his first address this year to local constituents and underscores his growing strength and longtime popularity in the district.
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Chaney Strong
Daviess County
Senator Hemenway
Congressman Chaney
Washington
The
Washington Herald
Chaney
Fettle
Congress
Shiloh News Highlights Local Happenings And Travel
Coutney Walters and Ben Figg visited Linton on Saturday. John Moore and family from Dugger visited relatives here over the weekend. George Bennett and wife moved to Sullivan. Water scarcity sparked a town water line gathering at Tom Walters well with a long queue. The local mine operated only two days last week.
Caledonia Local Moves and Household News
Harry McDaniel and wife moved out to the country. Robert McDaniel and family occupy the old McDaniel home. Tom Cody and wife returned to Linton after visiting his sister. Mrs Magg Donald broke a bone in her foot stepping in a sidewalk hole Monday evening. Mrs Steely Chambers returned from a two week visit. John Donald purchased a new graphophone. Mrs Lilly Crooks and daughter Carrie of Sullivan visited Mrs Mac Donald last week.
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Mamie Raines
Cass
Ollie Smith
Park Rusher
Sarah Bond
Mac Donald
Cody
Allen Burlock
John McCure
Palestine Pond
Steeley Chambers
Caledonia
Tom Walters
Cy Davis
John McClure
Roscoe White
Steely Chambers
Fib McBride
Jim McDaniel
Palestine
Ill
Charley
Harry McDaniel
Robert McDaniel
Tom Cody
Linton
John Donald
Lilly Crooks
Carrie
Sullivan
Local Social Notes Refer to Visitors and Campaign Happenings
Fairbanks residents welcomed visiting family and friends from Terre Haute Sullivan and Farmersburg. Charles Henderson campaigned for judge with Republican efforts noted. Attendance at Prairie Creek church cited and Bryan visit prompted a near deserted town, with road repair costs discussed for Sullivan trips.
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Robinson
Bryan
Dugger
Jersey
William Decker
Shiloh
Coutney Walters
Ben Figg
John Moore
Columbus Richard
Near Linton
James Driver
George Bennett
Fairbanks
Commodore Ransford
Terre Haute
Maggie Pounds
Etta Carter
Harvey Stevens
Milford Stevens
Charles Henderson
Elmer DeBaun
D. J. Dilley
Hiram Drake
Lizzie
Clara Granby
Vester Johnson
James Johnson
Farmersburg
Tillman Johnson
O. Drake
Illinois
George Wilson
Ira Drake
O. T. Criss
Elmer and
Willie Harrison
Rev. Wardell
Missouri
Lyman Pound
Prairie Creek
Frank A. Munsey Company
New York
Sullivan County
King H. Melone
United States
Springer
Russell Sage
AY Riday
Springer & Carrithers
King H
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