Ten Years Ago Today In The Daily Telegram Notes
Ten years ago today, various items from the Daily Telegram: a streetcar conductor injured after a fare dispute with a Black Diamond figure. I W Dodie found guilty on a blackjack warrant, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Senator Stephen B Elkins arrived in the city en route to Addison to inspect the Holly River railroad. I W Geden received teacher certificates, with many grades listed. Deputy Frey and John Lang reported a raid at Mt Clare’s Weckley speakers, government license and whiskey seized. Ignatius Eddinger died at 33 in Glen Elk from Bright’s disease. Fulla Padinger and Albert Greynolds quarantine due to smallpox. Mark Koblegard arrived in Germany per postal notice. J R Amiss moved to Thompson Street. Senator Harvey W Harmer undecided about circuit judge run. Carl Weekley surrendered after a Mount Clare speakeasy, bond set. Michael Cohen, twelve, jockey at a New York track. Charles Holden vacationing in Detroit area. A stork visited Mr and Mrs W B Ofstofn in Glen Elk, bringing a boy.
Salem church drives plan for law enforcement post prohibition
Salem July 28 Attorney G W Crabble of ee aoa and the new Anti Satoon Teague Seventh Day Baptists Saturday attended two local churches. The league plans finance a vigorous campaign for law enforcement next year after prohibition takes effect. Mayor S White and family returned from Athens Ohio where they visited White's father and sister. Mrs White leads the Harrison County Sunday School Association and will help prepare for the county convention in the new Baptist church August 27-28. Tenmile district Sunday school reports its best 25-year history. Miss Hazel Allrey of Cincinnati is visiting Mrs Jennette L Lough. Miss Marion Boyd of Salem College travels later. Central Salem Land Company sold Water and Mill corner to Traugh Colins and Bailey for about 3500, considering hotel or livery plans. Miss Clemmie Day Aunt Clemmy died Saturday at 10 near the college, aged 60. Funeral at Old Fellows cemetery.
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Salem
G. W. Crabble
Ee Aoa
Teague
Ssondas
League
S. White
Athens
Hazel Allrey
Cincinnati
Jennette L. Lough
East View
Laura Lamblett
St. Mary's Hospital
Marion Boyd
Salem College
Central Salem Land Company
Traugh, Colins and Bailey
Water and Mill Street
Woodmen of the World
Clemmle
Clemmiie
Flete D. Mair
Qdd Fellows Cemetery
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Daily “Telegram
Arkyle ‘Sturm
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Black Diamond
I. W. Dodie
James N. David
E B_ VanGelson
Stephen B. Elkins
United States
City
Henry G. Davis
John T. McGraw
Addison
Holly River
I. W. Geden
Board of Gradera
Charleston
Stetlits Frey” Pretling
Ohn G. Lang
Carl G. Weckley
Mt. Clare
Ignatius Eddinger
Glen Elk
Bright
Fulla Padingér
Albert Greynolds
Orgaism
H. A. Crummit
Mark Koblegardt
Germany
J. R. Amiss
Thompson Street
Harvey W. Harmer
Carl K. Weekley
Rin Ting
Michael Cohen
Jos Cohen
New York
Charles F. Holden
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Duuth
Stork
Empire National Bank
Clarksburg
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Donohue & Johnson
Main Street
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