Primary Election Cleanest In Years Says Officials
The governing body vows strict enforcement to end vote buying and whiskey at polls. Aimed at curb by corrupt practices, voting will be centralized with limited polling places and bans on drivers hired to transport voters. The piece notes shifts in turnout, race and neighborhood implications during the upcoming primary.
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New Limited Service Delayed Between Richmond and Dayton
The planned limited interurban service between Richmond and Dayton will not start Monday as the traction officials announced a week ago. A twenty five minute passenger loss is expected in the city while schedules are revised to avoid missed connections for trains from Indiana departures. Local officials say a few days more will allow a revised plan to restore the route to Columbia and Cincinnati and resume the Fred service from Tidtompelis to Richmond.
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Traction
Plains
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Tidtompelis
Col- Hibnia
Fast Babe Born in Ten Years in Bakerswitte
In Bakerswitte, a tiger herd village near Winsted Comin, a baby boy was born to Ployd Snyder and his wife after ten years with no birth in the area. Both mother and child are reported well as relatives visit the home to view the rare event. The birth marks the first since Mrs Edward Stedman had a son ten years ago.
Garfield School Board Sings Wallace Board Portrait Honor
General Wallace lectured at Garfield School on Shiloh drawing a battlefield scene that inspired a preservation effort. A mural of the drawing was painted on the board by Principal Della Posey to keep the memory alive for students.
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Lew Walkie
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Indiana Gas and Electric Association Formed in Indianapolis
General managers from several Indiana gas plants met in Indianapolis and formed the Indiana Gas and Electric Association. Frank Lane, manager of Oliver T. Knode, bought stock of Clinton Routh and was elected temporary secretary. stock removal to Roode's Music Store, North Eighth Street.
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Indiana Gas and Electric Association
Frank Lane
Oliver T. Knode
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Clinton Routh
Will
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Skaters Barred From Glen Lake This Winter
Warm January disrupted skating around Glen Miller lake. Officials, citing unsafe airholes, have forbidden skating despite occasional freezes. When conditions permit a thorough freeze, lights will be on and skaters welcomed.
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Glen Miller Lake
Klopp
Rural postal service threatened by bad road condition
Rural carrier in Webster township complains of a poor road near Rosa farm that floods in spring, making a bridge seem necessary. Postmaster Spehenhier notes this is the first formal rural free delivery complaint in the county since service began, urging county commissioners to repair the road or risk suspension of mail. The commission meeting is soon.
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Miss Emma Housands Secures Indianapolis School Post
In Indianapolis Miss Emma Housands accepts a public school position after recovery from a several weeks illness. Previously Miss Hough taught in Richmond public schools and is welcomed back to gain an excellent post in the capital city.
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Indianapolis
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Richmond
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Weather Prophet Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
The forecast calls for fair Sunday in Indiana with moderate temperatures and fair conditions Sunday in Ohio. No significant precipitation expected.
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Bingham Clears Points On Township Depository Law
Indianapolis Jan 18 Attorney General James Bingham issues an opinion on public depository law answering trustees questions. He says finance boards must create depositories among banks that apply, but need not deposit in all banks. boards may use discretion. If an award is to a single bank, others should be added or the order rescinded. A trustee who is a bank stockholder should resign from the board. majority action remains valid.
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Artistic Photographs by Bessie Heiser Exhibit
A pleasing display of photographs by Miss Bessie Heiser of North Ninth street is exhibited in the east window at the Starr piano rooms. The subjects are drawn from childhood and the display is praised for its artistic quality.
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Bessie Heiser
North Ninth Street
Starr Piano Rooms
SITY STUDENTS MOVE THE BOOKS TO NEW LIBRARY
Eartham library's twenty thousand volumes, moved by sixty students organized by Professor Hirlon Lindley, were placed in the new Quaker Institution building in six hours on Saturday. The library will open to students Monday morning with no outstanding issues with architects or contractors. The new building is praised as well appointed with ample shelf room for volumes.
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Pennsylvania Now Ready for Fight Over Park Land
Rumors say the Pennsylvania Railroad may sue Richmond to condemn a strip at the north end of Glensiller Lake to build a switch and extend lines. Superintendent Neff declined to confirm details while legal steps reportedly began. Citizens oppose any disfigurement of the park and fear impacts on traffic and quiet of Glen Siller Park.
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Glensliller Lake
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Pennerlvania
Glen Sitler
Beall Makes Prosperous Start After Grocery Purchase
Cash Beall reports he is enjoying a good business start in Exton Ohio after purchasing a local grocery store, indicating thriving prospects for the small city and its residents.
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Traveling agent takes post with Indianapolis firm
Milton Elrode, formerly with the wholesale department of the Marshall Rost Bartel company, has accepted a traveling agent position with an Indianapolis firm.
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Marshall Rost
Bartel Company
Indianapolis
Palladium Classified Ads Offer Space for Extras
Read today’s Cliselfind announcements to sell surplus household goods and declutter. This brief notice invites readers to place ads in the Palladium Classifieds to turn excess items into cash.
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Cortelyou Seeks Presidency Amid Cabinet Tensions
Washington reports secretary of the Treasury George B. Cortelyou remains a presidential candidate. He tells President Roosevelt he disagrees with backing Taft or any cabinet member, supporting Senator Foraker’s fight to stay active in public life, while Taft’s friends see possible embarrassment if Cortelyou resigns. Cortelyou plans to stay in office and press his views.
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Businessmen Seek Underground Wires For Main Street
Local merchants on Main Street between Second and Eleventh petition the city council to remove wooden poles, place electric light and trolley wires in a conduit under the street, and set all other wires on iron poles. They claim the current ordinance is invalid and say no enforcement action has been taken. City Attorney T. J. Sturdy has not yet acted as of this afternoon, despite instructions given at the January meeting.
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