Britton Beats Gardner in Shelburn Fight Night
Four hundred spectators including deputy sheriff Frank Botts attended the Shelburn Athletic Club event where Ted Britton of Shelburn defeated Gardner of Indianapolis in the fourth round of a ten round bout. Referee Billy Jones led a cautionary rule with no arrests, as the crowd watched a series of exchanges and clinches concluding with Britton’s decisive late head and jaw blows. The program also featured preliminaries including Kid Kahn defeating Monte Blondell and a forthcoming bout between Mike Shreck and Harry Rodgers scheduled for September 26.
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Ted Britton
Shelburn
Young Gardner
Indianapolis
Frank Botts
Gardner
Britton
Billy Jones
Terre Haute
Kid Kahn
Monte Blondell
Cincinnati
Andy Bezenah
Peoria
Shelburn Athletic Club
Mike Shreck
Harry Rodgers
Double Shooting At Niggertown In Caledonia
Frank Crooks shot Harve Marlow in the right arm in front of Homer Marlow's saloon at Caledonia on Sunday evening. The cause is unknown. Crooks is a coal weigh man, son of Jonathan Crooks. Marlow was not seriously hurt. A separate incident Monday at Caledonia saw Thomas Hanks shoot Carl Shepherd in the right arm at Marlow's saloon. Shepherd does not know why Hanks fired. Witnesses say Hanks was roasting. Crooks and Hanks have not been arrested. Shepherd not seriously injured.
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Frank Crooks
Harve Marlow
Tom Hanks
Carl Shepherd
Caledonia
Homer Marlow
Crooks
Jonathan Crooks
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Marlow
Thos. Hanks
Shepherd
Hanks
Dick Wharton
Wharton
Brakeman Killed At Dugger In Railroad Accident
A. H. Herrick, 28, brakeman for the Indianapolis Southern, was instantly killed Friday near Dugger. He used a pole to push a car from a side track. the pole slipped, he fell between the car and the attached freight train, and was crushed to death. Herrick resided at Mattoon, Illinois, and was unmarried.
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A. H. Herrick
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Dugger
Herrick
Mattoon
Ills
New Cashier Named at Sullivan State Bank
William H. Crowder Jr. has been chosen as cashier of the Sullivan State Bank to succeed the former cashier who resigned days ago. Crowder is the son of William H. Crowder Sr. and has been assistant cashier for several years.
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William H. Crowder, Jr
Sullivan State. Bank
Jene A
Crowder
William H. Crowder
The
State Bank
Harry Stark
St. Louis
Sullivan
Low
Loom End Price
Republicans Propose Clean Campaign Pact in Sullivan County
At a September 6 1906 meeting in Sullivan the Republican county central committee urged a completely clean campaign for the November 6 election and proposed a strict binding agreement with Democratic Prohibition and Socialist parties to curb corruption. The committee drafted, circulated, and invited other parties to discuss further collaboration.
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Democratic Party
Sullivan County
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Socialist Party
Republican Party
G. A. R. Hall
Sullivan
Republican Central Committee
Sullivan public schools open with record attendance
Sullivan public schools opened Monday and attendance is expected to be the largest in the history of the district. New facilities will handle the higher student volume, as longtime teachers Miss Eunice Asbury and Miss Elsie Denney resign and are replaced by Miss Lovelace and Iva McKinley. J. W. Holton begins duties as the new superintendent. The list shows teachers and their assigned buildings for the year.
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Sullivan Public
Sullivan
Eunice Asbury
Elsie Denney
Lovelace
Iva McKinley
J. W. Holton
Sullivan Schools
High School
Grade listings from Elm Park and Central Building schools
The document lists teachers and grades for Elm Park and Central Building under principal Mr. Giles and Mr. Gambill. It includes teachers Anna Cunningham Latin W S Cushing Minnie Wink J W Holton and class assignments with grade sections 1 through 8 and specific room designations.
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Baawase
Anna Cunningham
W. S. Cushing
Minnie Wink
J. W. Holton
Sullivan County Council Cuts Levy and Sets High License
The Sullivan County Council reduced the county tax levy from 41.65 to 38.65 per hundred dollars with a 50 cent poll tax, approving 1907 appropriations for roads, infirmary, jail, and guardian expenses. For 1907 the budget lists salaries for county officials and numerous operating costs, plus per diems and court expenses. Saloon leaders in Shelburn favor higher license fees and state-legislature action to restrict liquor sales, arguing stronger licenses will improve conduct and curb illegal sales.
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County Council
Sullivan County
Adahes
Board of Childrens’ Guardians
Shelburn
Ind
County Budget Items and Local Proposals Highlighted
The document lists numerous county items with monetary figures including bridges, road districts, jail and court expenses, public health, and poor relief. It mentions adoption considerations for license control, anticipated saloon closures, and shifts to government five gallon licenses, plus notes on trips and vacations of local officials and Dr Harry Stark’s European travels.
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Dent
Board of Health
Hamilton
Curry
Jackson
Haddon
Cass
Jefferson
Board of Review
Board of Viewers
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Ian
Martha A. Barker
Merom
Union
Republican County Committee
Tion
Republican Dental Committee
Ing. David Giles
Minnie Lyons
Bess Lacey
Gertrude Freeman
Lulu Williamson
Ivy McKinley
Elm Park
A. E. Steele
Luna Muckmore
Sarah McClure
Ethel Bareo
Central Building
S. M. Gambill
Murray Conner
Lunu Wagner
Sarah Cain
Miss Lovelace
Mame E. Hinkle
Elizabeth Entwistle
Nelle Hanchette
Roland B. Smythe
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Rhine
Europe
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