Bethany Women Form Aid Society At Park Hotel
Bethany Ind August 14 Bethany women organize the Bethany Aid Society to manage the hotels dining room and kitchen. Officers elected include Mrs W Darnall president Mrs E L Anderson vice president Mrs L C Wink secretary and Mrs S A R Boor treasurer. Initiation fee set and twenty four charter members. Tomorrow Ministerial Association day with A J Frank presiding. Stella Franklin missionary recently returned from India at the park. Several guests arrival and departures listed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany
Ind
Aid Society
W. ©. Darnall
Lebanon
E. L. Anderson
Union City
L. C. Wink
Knightstown
A. R. Boor
New Castle
Bethany Aid
Ministerial Association
A. J. Frank
Stella Franklin
Damoh
Central Provinces
India
Mary Poe
Leon
Kan
Mia
J. A. Manck
Princeton
J. L. Hill
EB. A. Anand
G. C. Wyatt
Rushville
Bedford
Grant
Alexandria
F. Hyatt Smith
Buffalo
W. Brown
Carl F. Miller
Indianapolis
Barnard
Burington
Maude FE
Showers
Gregory
Promrence
Mattie Jacobs
Lon
al Lucas
C. M. Dobbins
Madge Dobbins
Katharine Lucas
B. J. Radford
Bureum
Winona Lake Bible Conference Opens August 17
The National Winona Bible Conference at Winona Lake begins August 17 for a ten day session. Since its eight year start under Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman ministers and lay members have grown from 35 to nearly 500, with broad denominational attendance. Prominent overseas speakers from Scotland and London will address daily sessions alongside auxiliary meetings for missions finances evangelistic methods and pastor and lay leadership groups.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona Bible Conference
Winona Lake
Winona
Johnston Ross
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Westbourne Grove
London
George Jackson
Methodist Tabernacle
Edburgh
Scotland
James Murrell
Upper Clapton Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Great Britain
Ostrom Attacks Prayer Meetings At Camp Meeting
The Rev. Charlies Ostrom criticized church prayer meetings as "slop kitchens of the church" during the Battleground camp meeting in Lafayette. He urged unsaved men to avoid such meetings and urged ministers for views on prayer meetings. A praise service followed at 6:30 a.m. on "Joy of the Lord" and a platform meeting of missionary workers plus stockholders and a children’s meeting occurred in the afternoon. Notable arrivals included James O. Shaw Crawfordsville Rev. W. H. Broomfield Late Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. Sailor Hello Mrs. J. F. Warner Oklahoma City Mrs. C. L. Harper Brookston H. W. Bryant and Mrs. Ada Wilson Hebron Robert Fife Lon Bonn Greenhurst Mrs. Kelley Radnor Mrs. Roberts Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Charlies Ostrom
Battleground
Ostrom
James O. Shaw
Crawfordsville
W. H. Broomfield
Walter Spencer
Sailor
Ilello
J. F. Warner
Oklahoma City
C. L. Harper
National Tithers Conference Closes at Winona Lake
The National Tithers conference ends after three days with testimonials from church tithers nationwide. Key addresses include Rev. Frank Lee of Indianapolis on Work Laid upon the Church and the Revenues Committed to Her, and talks by W A Roberts Creekside and Bryan Yates Buffalo on tithe effects and church finance. The assembly and summer school close tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Winona Lake
Ind
Tithers’ Conference
Frank L.ee
W.hmh Roberts
Creckwait
Bryan Yateses
Buffalo
Warner
Kansas City
Anderson Tin Plate Workers Vote On Wages Reduction
Anderson Indiana Aug 4 After wrangling the Amalgamated Association Cooper Lodge plans a third vote on reducing hot mill wages 25 percent to win a Standard Oil contract The Elwood workers support the cut the plant may reopen soon if approved Lafayette meeting on wage dispute failed to reach terms with Central Labor Union and street railway officials The company insists it has enough nonunion workers to operate all cars as union leaders pursue settlement without a strike
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Aug
Cooper Lodge
Amalgamated Association
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Lafayette
Central Labor Union
Charles Murdock
Emmons
Street
T. W. Burt
Frederick Bach
Jacobs
National Amalgamated Association
Inmate Plans Dinamite Attack at Decatur Infirmary
Charles Ackerman inmate at the Decatur county infirmary laid careful plans to dynamite the infirmary buildings and kill Superintendent J R Graber and the forty four inmates. He hid three pounds of dynamite in his room after finding the stock in an old garret and claimed the others are weak minded. The infirmary buildings are among the finest in the state costing about four thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Charles Acherman
County Infirmary
J. R. Graber
Ackerman
Grabert
Old Settlers' Meetings at Ridgeville Draw 5000 Crowd
In Ridgeville Indiana Aug M crowds arrived despite Weather Bureau warnings as a ten acre park filled by 2 PM for an Old Settlers gathering. Senator C W Fairbanks spoke on The Glory of the Republic praising McKinley and pioneers. Local dignitaries and veterans aged up to 93 attended, with 5000 in attendance and officers elected for the year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
Weather Bureau
Lemaux
C. W. Fairbanks
Jay
Randolph
Indiana
Judge Headington
Jay County
McClain Elliott
West Virginia
Henry Huffman
Randolph County
George W. Cromer
Monks
Macy
Ed J. Hiatt
Frank Braden
Earl Cable
Isaac Jenkinson
Richmond Palladium
Portland
Old Settlers
Old Settlers Gather in Sullivan and Fountain Areas
Fifteen thousand people attended the annual meetings of the old settlers of Sullivan and Vigo counties at Farmersburg with addresses from John C. Chaney and Representative R. W. Miers. In Fountain county, the twenty third annual meeting at Yeddo drew several thousand attendees as a special train ran on the C. E. I. line and Lewis Bonebrake, Ohio state school commissioner, gave the opening address. old settlers recounted incidents of pioneer days.
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Indianapolis
Sullivan
Olf
Vigo Counties
Farmersburg
John C. Chaney
R. W. Miers
Bloomington
Vreedersburg
Ind
Fountain
Yeddo
Lewis Bonebrake
Ohio
Pepeingl
Sheen Ma Yona Case
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Farmersburg Seminary
D. W. Henry
Internal Revenue
Ascension Seminary
N. T. Crawford
J. W. Callahan
Ot Kers
John Chaney
H. Catlin
John T. Hays
Imag Crawford
Eaton Family Holds First Reunion At Lebanon Indiana
In Lebanon Indiana on August 14 the Eaton family gathered for its first reunion with 259 attendees from Boone Clinton Hendricks Marion and Shelby counties plus visitors from Indianapolis and other areas. Seven original Eaton brothers moved from Kentucky about 1599 and their descendants span central Indiana. The oldest member present was William Eaton aged 77 from Indianapolis.
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Lebanon
Ind
Eaton
Boone
Clinton
Hendricks
Marion
Shelby
Indianapolis
Marion County
Kentucky
Indiana
Willam 8
Indiana Obituary Roundup From Laporte to Decatur
A series of Indiana obituaries dated August 14 reports the deaths of nine notable residents. Louisa Wells of Laporte, 96, pioneer settler and mother of D. M. Wells of Cleveland, leaves four children and many descendants. Joseph Stradling of Muncie, 89, a pioneer with extensive holdings and broad ties. Christina Huddleston of Dublin, 78, widow of Prohibitionist Solomon Huddleston. Thomas Shaw of Greensburg, 83, an early settler who grew farms on frontier land. Frederick Tegtmeyer of Fort Wayne, 72, German-born Lutheran church member. Thomas Macer Sr. of Evansville, 84, early Warrick County settler. Chester Leorton of Decatur, 32, died of typhoid after seven weeks. Each obituary notes long local influence and family ties.
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Muncie
Ind
Joseph Stradling
Delaware County
Bright
Mt. Auburn
Dublin
Solomon Huddleston
Huddleston
Christina Myers
Indiana
Greensburg
Thomas Shaw
Westport
Fort Wayne
Frederick Tegtmeyer
Lahde
Minden
Germany
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Evansville
Thomas Macer
Lynnville
Warrick County
Decatur
Chester Leroton
Reward for Heroism Spurs Lace Handkerchief Gifts
In Kokomo Indiana two Hartford City women Lizzie Stahl and Millie Van Valkenburgh saved John A. Jay vice president of Howard National Bank and his nephew from drowning at Winona They rowed to safety and Jay later sent them lace handkerchiefs The gifts clarified a previously secret act of heroism.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
John A. Jay
Howard National Bank
Winona
Hartford City
Lizzie Stahl
Millie van Valkenburgh
Jay
Dubin Priest Reveals Wright Trial Details
Dublin resident Bishop Hallock Floyd of the United Brethren radical branch reports details from the Wright trial in Dayton Colorado. Rev M B Kirter collaborates on the case, with updates expected as proceedings unfold.
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Indianapolis Journal
Dublin
Ind
Hallock Floyd
United Brethren Church
Radical Branch
Bill Milton Wright
Dayton, CO
M. B. Kirter
Insubordination Mentioned in Church Trial Delayed
Insubordination of church authority and aims of a fellow minister have been postponed until the General Conference meeting at Huntington on Aug. 35. Bishop Wright's trial began last week at Huntington but was postponed after a dispute led to the appointment of a third arbitrator. Fast and Stand Boat.
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General Conference
Huntington
Wright
Oil strike in Blackford county draws scramble in wildcat field
Hartford City Indiana August 14 An other big oil well has been struck in the Blackford county field triggering a scramble for adjacent territory The Ohio Oil Company's No 1 well on H B Carrells eighty acre farm in Washington township is the site of the new strike with only one other well within a mile Experienced operators estimate output at 280 barrels a day.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Wildcat
Blackford County
Ohio Oil Company
H. B. Carrell
Washington Township
Pilgrims from Michigan to Notre Dame arrive Sunday
Two thousand four hundred worshippers from Benton Harbor St Joseph Berrien Springs Niles and Dowagiac Michigan travel to South Bend for a major pilgrimage. They gather in a grove then march to the grotto near the Church of the Sacred Heart for services from 11 30 a m to 3 p m.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Berrien Springs
Niles
Dowagiac
Mich
Church of the Sacred Heart
Grand Royal Arch and Colored Knights Templars Convention in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana arrangements are underway for the twenty-fifth annual convention of the Grand Royal Arch Chapters and the Grand Conclave of the Colored Knights Templars of Indiana and Kentucky to be held August 25 to 29 City events include street parades competitive drills and business sessions Mayor elect Sherritt to deliver the welcoming address In Richmond Indiana officials say Richmond residents will have gas despite a court injunction on the pumping station and show new wells being drilled in Henry and Hancock counties
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Wilder
Indiana Infantry
C. G. Thompson
W. P. Youkey
Henry Nobes
Stephen Aiken
Daniel W. Moore
Alex, Fultz
Co. G. Thompson
John T. Wilder
Knoxville
Major Kilburn
Ilinois
Muncie
Grand Royal Arch Chapters
Colored Knights Templars
Indiana
Kentucky
Sherritt
Richmond
Ryan
Anderson
Richmond Natural Gas Company
Henry County
Henry
Hancock
Richmond Street and Interurban Clash Over Dublin Lights
In Richmond Indiana today the city council and the Richmond Street and Interurban Railway Company clash over a franchise. The council demands six street lights in exchange for approval while the company refuses. The council insists and the company threatens to bypass the town. An official says the lights will not be furnished.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Street and Interurban Railway Company
Town Council of
Dublin
Indiana farmer arrested for obscene letter plot
Portland Ind Aug 14 James Tharp a farmer near Bluff Point Jay county was arrested today by United States Marshal Boyd and taken to Muncie to answer before Commissioner Ellis to the charge of sending an obscene letter through the mails. Inspector Fletcher helped build the case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
James Tharp
Bluff Point
Jay County
United States
Boyd
Muncie
Ellis
Fletcher
Finest Decatur cattle shipped to Boston for European markets
Ten car loads of about 20 head each from Decatur county were sent to Boston today for export to European markets. Swift & Co. of Chicago purchased the cattle, selecting only the best from the herds. Each animal weighed between 1,400 and 1,700 pounds.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Decatur County
Boston
Swift & Co
Chicago
Dedication speaker set for new Fort Wayne courthouse
Fort Wayne Indiana on August 4 1924 Bourke Cockran of New York will be the chief orator at the dedication of the million dollar courthouse admired for architecture and interior elegance. The ceremony is slated for September 23 with President Roosevelt as evening guest for one hour. In Marion Indiana the same day the Marion Normal College held its sixth annual commencement with Dr William Bryan president of Indiana University delivering the address Education by Occupation thirty nine graduates.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Jeannette Walton
Nellie Montgomery
Fort Wayne
Lima, O
Bourke Cockran
New York
Roosevelt
Marion
Marion Normal College
William Bryan
Indiana University
T. M. Miller
Logansport
Jefferson School
O. L. Wooley
Indianapolis
Chicago
Connersville
Andre
Covington
Covington High School
Hart
Richmond
Jarrett Conrey
Dublin
Conrey
Portland
F. Bimel
J. C. Pierce
Fred Helmsteter
Indiana Pulp and Paper Company
Elwood
Yeager Killed in Avalon Saloon Fight
W H Yeager a native of Princeton Indiana was killed in Avalon California in a saloon fight with A H Boyd. Yeager had lived in Louisville for several years and went to California six months ago. His father Henry A Yeager is a prominent citizen of Princeton Indiana.
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Louisville
W. H. Yeager
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
A. H. Boyd
Princeton
Ind
Henry A. Yeager
California
Evansville Liquor Firm J M Gumbert & Co Fails
Evansville authorities report the wholesale liquor house of J M Gumbert & Co collapsing in a late afternoon failure. The firm, among the city’s oldest, leaves assets and liabilities undetermined at this time.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
J. M. Gumbert & Co
Williams’ suicide attempt reported in Kokomo jail
In Kokomo Indiana Frank Williams allegedly attempted to hang himself in the local jail. Details indicate a self harm incident occurred within the facility and staff intervened to prevent serious injury. Further information on motive or outcome was not available in the excerpt.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo, Ind
Frank Williams
Cornerstone planned for Hammond Superior Court house
Governor Durbin will lay the cornerstone next month for Hammond's new Superior Court house. Knights Templars of the city will join in the ceremony with Representative Crumpacker Senator Kirby and other public men to be present.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Durbin
Knights Templars
Crumpacker
Kirby
Boy Fatally Injured After Fall From Train at Gas City
Marion Indiana report says fifteen year old Bert Halpin, selling peanuts and candy on an excursion train from Hartford City to Marion, fell from a coach near Gas City while the train passed, likely fatally injuring him.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Bert Halpin
Hartford City
Gas City
Farmer Harrison Dillingham Dies In Warrick County Accident
Evansville Ind Aug 4 Harrison Dillingham aged sixty two farmer of Warrick county was run over by a brick taken today and killed He leaves a fam e.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Harrison Dillingham
Warrick County
Bloomingdale meeting and alumni events announced
The Bloomingdale quarterly Friends meeting opens Friday with ministers Orville Jones of Danville Indiana and Edwin Morrison of Oskaloosa Iowa speaking on Bible study and denominational education. Bloomingdale Academy alumni hold an evening meeting, with E D Allen and Edwin Morrison delivering addresses.
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Bloomingdale
Friends’ Church
Orville Jones
Danville
Ind
Edwin Morrison
Oskaloosa
Bloomingdale Academy
E. D. Allen
Pendleton
Penn College
Iowa
Arcadia
Arcadia Brick Works
J. E. Hellett
Indianapolis
Miss Deacon's Romance Ends Publication
Paris dispatch reports Mrs. Edward Parker Deacon denies any serious betrothal between her daughter Gladys Deacon and Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany. She says the brief 48 hour meeting at Blenheim involved two children and should not be treated as a state affair.
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Paris
The
Matin
Frederick William
Germany
Gladys Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Marlborough
King Edward and Queen Alexandra sail to Cowes
King Edward and Queen Alexandra left London for Cowes aboard the royal yacht after a ceremonial drive through cheering crowds. They reached Portsmouth at 4 30 p m and the yacht sailed for Cowes arriving at 6 p m as warships in harbor fired a royal salute.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Cowes
Life Guards
Portsmouth
Royal Yacht
New Gold Reef Reported Near Johannesburg
Excitement follows the discovery of a new gold reef said to traverse a large area. Local geologists suggest it may extend the Witwatersrand main series, while the discoverers claim they have found fields equal to the Witwatersrand yield.
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Johannesburg
Gas Jet Caught Curtain Destroys Washington Street House
An early morning fire on West Washington Street destroyed the house at 2919 owned by Mrs. A. L. Benson. A roomer left gas burning in the bathroom after a bath, and the flame caught a curtain. The house was valued at 3,000 and insured for 2.50. Furniture partly burned and insured for 5.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
St. Paul
Shelby County
West Washington Street
A. L. Benson
Lombard the brigand killed after clash on Mount Asromonto
Lombard, famed as the era's most notorious Italian brigand after Mussolino, is surrounded by Italian troops on Mount Asromonto in Reggio province and killed following a severe engagement.
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Asromonto
Reggio
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup and Glenns Sulphur Soap
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething pain wind colic and sleeplessness claiming gentle soothing action for babies and noting a bottle costs two and a half cents. It also promotes Glenns Sulphur Soap as a curing soap for eruptions blemishes and sores and Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown available from druggists.
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Milli Echase
Glenn
Hill
Kirkpatrick Nominated Amid Platform Dispute in Indiana
In Lebanon and Kokomo Indiana Aug 14 Democrats in the Ninth district nominated L J Kirkpatrick of Kokomo for Congress by acclamation after a wrangle over Kansas City platform planks delayed proceedings Elmer Cox won the joint representative race for the Shoestring district amid party tension Two reports on the convention were debated with a majority platform endorsing Bryan and the Kansas City platform cited as a compromise rejected by free silver Democrats The Evansville area saw Knox Vanderburgh and Gibson counties nominate R Luhring for joint representative and W P Dagerman for state senate in separate conventions
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Congress
Elmer Cox
Elwood
Madison
Hamilton
Boone
Montgomery
Kirkpatrick
Cox
Madison County
Eli Armentrout
Committee On
M. E. Foley
Crawfordsville
James Fippen
Tipton
Ena Ee
Ninth
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Edgar L. Meines
Boone County
Frank Burke
Indianapolis
Howard
Evansville
Knox, Vanderburg
Gibson Counties
Princeton
R. Luhring
Posey
Wv. P. Dageman
Poseyville
Joy and
John Brady
Fifth District Democrats Split Over Beasley Nomination
In Terre Haute Indiana Aug 14 Democrats in the Fifth district move to block Beasley’s nomination on a silver platter. Beasley a corporation lawyer is opposed by labor unions and rival candidates Heal McNott Mitchell and Judge McGregor. In Rockport Perry Crawford and Spencer counties Senate caucus aims to open the campaign with Jerry Suddarth the expected nominee while A J Peyton criticized by many for convention trickery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Fifth Congressional District
John T. Beasley
Hie
Heal
McNott
Mitchell
Martinsville
McGregor
Brazil
Beasley
Poohbah
Rockport
Perry
Crawford
Spencer
Jerry Suddarth
James A. Fremenway
A. J. Peyton
Populists Nominate Wolfe For Congress In Sullivan
In Sullivan Indiana on August 4 the Populists of the Second district nominated W Benton Wolfe of Sullivan county to Congress. The convention was well attended and enthusiastic with Secretary C M Walter and U familiar figures participating.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan
Ind
Second Congressional District
W. Benton Wolfe
Sullivan County
Congress
C. M. Walter
Fourth district Republican convention moved to avoid state fair
Seymour Indiana August decision shifts the Fourth district Republican congressional convention from September 16 to September 11 to prevent clash with the state fair. O H Montgomery, district chairman, announced the change noting the conflict with fair week.
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The
Indians Polls Journal
Seymour
Ind
O. H. Montgomery
Baggage Men Dinner A Fourth Annual Union Station Banquet
The Baggage Men's Association held its fourth annual dinner in the west baggage room at Union Station after the night rush. Baggagemaster William Barnhart organized it, with no speeches, only good natured kidding and camaraderie among attendees including Leslie Jay Homer Roach Oscar Alexandria Harry Hemphill Alfred Christian Gemres Wilcox Tilden Smith William Spencer Dennis Moran Ollie Barrett Albert Harden Warren Crozier Doss Schaffer Georgeon John John Lesier Charlies Petit William Kart Ben Ferrell Edward Hutton.
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Baggage Men's Association
Ike
William Barnhart
Union Station
Union Thom
Leslie Jay
Homer Roach
Oscar Alexandria
Harry Hemphill
Alfred Christan
Gemres Wilcox
Tilden Smith
William Spencer
Dennis Moran
Ollie Barrett
Albert Harden
Warren Crozier
Doss Schaffer
Georgeon
John John Lesier
Charlies Petit
William Kart
Ben Ferrell
Edward Hutton
Trip to Richmond in New Electric National Car
A. C. Newby completed a trip to Richmond yesterday in a new Electric National automobile. The run took six hours and fifty minutes of actual driving time without recharging. The vehicle carried a forty four battery and weighed about fifteen hundred pounds.
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A. C. Newby
Richmond
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