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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
4
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The document lists state and district officials including John C. Billheimer auditor, Oscar Hadley treasurer, Walter S. Ratlif representative, Henry C. Fox circuit judge, Chas L. Ladd prosecuting attorney, Albert Albertson treasurer, Will J. Robbins recorder, Homer Farlow eastern district commissioner, Barney J. Linderman middle district commissioner, and Robert N. Beeson western district commissioner.
The Richmond baseball community mourns the loss of its league team due to paralysis and decline, noting the strong attendance and its role in healthful recreation. Independent play will continue this season with hopes for a return to league ball next year as Young Men's clubs grow nationwide.
A fragmented plea describes forming a new organization to promote cooperation for Richmond’s improvement. It argues mutual effort by all city sides will enhance fire safety and public welfare over the next five years, urging city officials to secure funding and build necessary facilities like a hose house on the west side and broader fire prevention measures.
The annual exhibit honors two top prizes for artwork with distinctions to Frank Girardin for The Piper and W. A. Molly for A Winter Afternoon. Jury members include Ralph Clikson of Chicago, Mrs BOR. Ringe of Tidtianpetis, Jo BE Bundy of Thisity, and Mr. Clathedu of the Clean Art Institute. Raymond White wins handicraft prize for J. Kennett Gordon portrait. Miss Overbeck designs silver cream ladle. Mrs. James Morrison chairs handicraft panel. Mrs. M. F. Johnster announces awards. history remarks praise local art support and city exhibitions. The High School orchestra performed, and a charitable grant was noted.
Naval officers estimate about 7,000 men have deserted from the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, with recruiting stations opened aboard ships and an advertising drive for “Wine Jackets” in Southern California. The voyage and friendly treatment are cited as factors, along with the lure of world cruising.
Milton carpenters report little new construction in Western Wayne Township over four years. Builders cite falling material costs as the main incentive driving barn and farm-improvement work less than expected. In a separate note, Sheridan quips about Mrs Siddons, comparing admiration to proposing to an archbishop.
Ida Beeson leads the Palladium voting contest toward a trip to astra Malls with a seven vote lead over her nearest rival. Goldie Myers of Centerville shows strong marks as contestants jockey for position. Regular ballots appear in each issue granting one vote per reader.
One year's subscription entitles the lady voted for to 2500 votes while six months earns 1000 votes and fifteen weeks earns 100 votes. Names Goldie Dadisman, Maude Pettibone, and Elsie Wyatt appear with addresses 402 S. 12th, 409 N. 16th, and 1114 N. G street respectively.
Washington reports Senator Aldrich chairman of the Cantonal Currency Commission has called two subcommittee meetings to devise an operational plan, and a meeting of the subcommittee on finance in New York on June 11 to study tariff issues with government experts likely to be employed. A Dayton conference near here ends after twenty five years of debate and will host future Dunkard gatherings in wooden tabernacles with church members involved amid debates over seats and telephone issues.
Schedule of meetings and assemblies for Wayne Council No 1 R and SM on Thursday evening June 11 and Kin Timene Chapiten No 4 Rik with regular convocations following. Includes notice of Gold Medal award at a stated event.
Mr and Mrs William Blizzard will visit Mrs Blizzard's parents Mr and Mrs John Refler. Blizzard is a government employee with the Intercontinental Service. His route includes New York City France Germany and England.
Attorney downed Richmond and Cambridge City faces mixed outcomes in a local legal matter. Frank Conner of Richmond, intoxicated, spent the night in Cambridge City. Hert Metzher of Cambridge City, also a bar member, came to Richmond and was arrested after drinking. Proceedings continued to Friday with Medsker’s counsel and subpoenas delayed by a witness in Boston.
The fragmentary text references a medal or award tied to a person or event, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. It reads as a garbled note about failing with a Geld Medal related to Noga, offering no verifiable details for a full card.
Ada L. Williams testifies in Delaware County court over her husband Charles No Williams alleged wife desertion. She details his cruel conduct and chronic intoxication, recounts his abandonment and failure to provide, and says the family suffered mental distress as she seeks a divorce.
A southern correspondent relates a courtroom vignette featuring a judge named Immanuel Baxter. The accused, Immanuel, is charged by Officer Tucker with stealing bacon from Walters' store. The judge probes the motive, noting the temptation of meat as a motive and pressing for a reason, while the exchange reveals a humorous, old‑world courtroom flavor. The piece ends with a sidelong comparison to a historical debate on habeas corpus.
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