Reller Scouts Plot Against Holler
Prosecutor says Thomas Lamb gave no usable evidence linking Holler to the blue vitriol poisoning of Abington spring. He notes Lamb’s statements were biased by Holler’s mother and questions motives tied to inheritance and sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reller
Thomas Lamb
Wil Holler
Easthaven
Abington
Holler
Lamb
Muen
Relter
Sheri’ Hayer
Floller
Heller Farm
Holle
Limb
Abitton
Bayer
Dari
Feller
Young Haller
Mr Haller
Wnele Govert
T Hotler
Haller
Halters
Ten
Bregeler
Odd Fellows County Picnic Planned at Jackson Park
Next Thursday's county picnic of Odd Fellows and families at Jackson park expects large attendances from Clabridee Fey Hagerstown Dublin Centerville and other lodge towns. A Teetor Band of 25 employees will play from 2 30 pm. Morning concert. Delegations travel by interurban cars with extra trips arranged for return in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Jackson Park
Hagerstown
Dublin
Centerville
Teetor
Die Teetor Fetory
Richmond Odd Fellows
Mundred
Traffic Patrolman Staubaugh Wears Straw Hat on Duty
Traffic officer George Staubaugh at Eighth and Main endures extreme heat directing crowds. He notes heat reflects off bricks and admits the striped trousers have altered shade since yesterday. Pedestrians are urged to stay on the correct path as summer crowds flow through the busy corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staubaugh
Eighth
Main Street
George Staubaugh
George
Indiana Yearly Meeting approves revised schedule change
Robert L. Kelly, clerk of the Indiana Yearly Meeting, announces a new plan for holding the Yearly Meeting on Ministry and Lioversighh. The meeting will begin on second afternoon and continue through seventh day evening, with a morning start on the third day. Heads of departments should submit change requests to the undersigned before the committee meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Kelly
Indiana
Petitions to pave Votilion street in South Pywenuts area
Residents on third street request concrete paving from M street to Suurhi street with drainage and bridging. Mrs Reesated and Wilson present the petition arguing for full improvements including curbs and gutters. Hearing date not set. project to be funded under the three mile road tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pywenuts
M. Street
Suurhi Street
Community meeting on sanitation and wellness planned
A mass gathering will be held Monday afternoon in Whitewater to discuss sanitation, hygiene, and welfare for neighborhood mothers. Superintendent Giles may outline movement possibilities. A club committee coordinates the experiment and requests volunteers for after noon entertainment activities since the school board only funds morning teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Seeig Center
Giles
Dr. Kelly Reviews Earlham Progress During Last Year
Earlham College graduation week begins with President Robert L. Kelly delivering the baccalaureate sermon at 10 30 on the Chase outdoor stage weather permitting Special music arranged The college issues a year end statement noting endowment gains of about 150000 in cash annuities and pledges a 65000 real estate gift from Moses F Dunn noted scholastic progress cited by educational experts and the American Universities Association with Earlham listed on a German university comparison list and a visit by a US Bureau of Education representative praising management and faculty development
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlham College
Robert L. Kelly
Chase
Moses F. Dunn
Bedford
Ind
Babcock
Surlhizm
United States
Association of American Universities
University of Berlin
Barlham
Association
Bureau of Education
Earlham
Claxton
Miss Irene Butler Denounces Segregation and Immigration Bias
Miss Irene Butler argues against enclosing Mexicans in Mexico while noting foreigners in America move freely. She claims negroes face restricted districts despite culture and wealth and urges equal wages and full citizenship. Butler says white Americans must recognize “there are negroes and there are White folks” to gain constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mexico
Irene Butler
Bethel
Butler
Neseo
United States
Germans Dedicate Goethe Monument in Chicago Park
In Lincoln Park Chicago twenty thousand members of local German societies joined ceremonies for unveiling a Goethe monument to the poet. Speakers included German ambassador Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff Governor Dunne and Mayor Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Lincoln Park
United States
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Dunne
Harrison
Roosevelt Arrives in London Guarded by Detectives
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrives in London from Madrid where he attended his son Kermit Roosevelt’s wedding. Scotland Yard guards him against militant suffragettes while he is greeted by the Archbishop of Canterbury and met at Charing Cross by Walter Page and other officials. Roosevelt plans a weekend with guests including Horace Plunkett and Edward Grey, after a luncheon announced for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Willard
Ambassador Willard
English Channel
Canterbury
Page
Roosevelt
Charing Cro
Walter I. Page
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Col. Toosevelt
M. Lee
A. Henry Savage Landor
Paris
Walt
Charing Cros
England
Lars Roberts
Owen Seaman
Punch
John St. Lee Strachey
The
Spectator
Sidney Colvin
British Museum
Bertrand Dawson
King George
Horace Plunkett
Edward Grey
Col. Roosevelt
Auto Hits Flusher Then Drivers Fight at North Street
A Saturday collision between an automobile driven by Oto Rettig and a street flusher led to a brawl with Jacob Caldwell of the Chixter crowd. Prosecutor Bul ler will file assault and battery charges on Caldwell and provoke Rettig after investigation. Witnesses say Rettig accused Caldwell of driving on the wrong side, struck Rettig, and Rettig drew a knife before bystanders separated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waron
D Street
Jacob Caldwell
Chixter
Oto Rettig
Buller
Caldwell
Rettie
Reller
Rettig
Travelers Picnic At Glen Miller Park Opens Fraternal Event
Commercial travelers and their families gathered at Glen Miller park for the second annual United Commercial Travelers fraternity picnic. A sports program was set before the basket supper, and a large crowd was anticipated for the outdoor event this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller Park
United Commercial Travelers’ Fraternity
Grace Brotherhood Honors Pastor Anniversary With Silver Spoons
The Grace M. E. church Grace Brotherhood marked Rov. U. S. A. Bridge’s twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a set of silver spoons at a meeting attended by seventy-five members. A banquet followed, with the Grace Sunday school orchestra and talks by officers. Rev. G. H. Smith of Eaton First Methodist spoke on the mind that never speaks and the subliminal self, noting the concealment of private thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. A. Bridge
Grace M. E
Brotherhood
Grace Sunday School
Philip Paul Gates
C. Wiltrout
Greenville
Stovall Begins Marriage Sermons at Baptist Church
Richmond residents are urged to attend a series of four sermons by Rev Stovall on marriage and choosing a life partner. Starting Sunday evening at the bi Baptist church, talks will cover The Marriage The Wife The Husband and related considerations, warning against hasty matches and highlighting factors for lasting unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavall
Stovall
Ayne
Valley Oil and Gas company formed in Hagerstown area
Articles of incorporation filed for Valley Oil and Gas company to operate near Jefferson township. Henry Coon Frank W Roth Edward J Marshall and Frank M Whitesell of Hagerstown are principal stockholders. Capital stock 400 shares at 25 each total 10 000. Aimed at local capital and small investors. many county residents confident tests will be successful.
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Jefferson Township
Hagerstown
The
Valley Oil and Gas Company
Henry Coon
Sugar Grove
Frank W. Roth
Edward J. Marshall
Frank M. Whitesell
Kelly to Preach on Chase Stage at Earlham
Earlham seniors will appear in caps and gowns as President Kelly delivers the baccalaureate address on the Chase outdoor stage marking the start of commencement exercises. Officials say morning services on campus suit the hot weather and expect strong attendance from graduates faculty and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlham
Kelly
Chase
Closs
Richmond considers boulevard lighting on Main Street
City officials in Richmond debate a proposed boulevard street lighting system funded by benefited property owners. President Bavis opposes nitrogen lamps, while tests show they do not provide satisfactory illumination. City Attorney Bond requires investigation before ruling on legality. Mayor Robbins and public works favor efficient lighting over cosmetic posts.
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Bavis
Board of Public Works
W. M. Bailey
Home Telephone Company
Main Street
Havis
Anderson
Rielmond
Bond
Robbins
Richmond
Lungmotor Demonstration For Firemen And Police
Dr. L Ross demonstrated the lungmotor to firemen and policemen aided by The Palladigm fund. Chiefs Goodwin and Miller endorsed rapid physician notification and rapid transport to the scene. Attendees practiced with the device and discussed the tongue needle procedure as a physician advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Ross
Jungemoter
Palladigm
Ross
Goodwin
Police Department
Miller
Fire Department
Put Up or Shut Up: Nicholson Replies to Reller
Edgar Nicholson, head of the dry committee, charges Prosecutor Will Reller with slander and inaction in the local option campaign. Reller retorts that Nicholson must prove fraud or drop the accusation while asserting the public should judge the matter. Nicholson defends his committee’s report and accuses the prosecutor of delaying grand jury action and improperly using office to affect the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Nicholson
Will Reller
Nicholson
Progressive Party
S E Nicholson
Citizens’ Committee
Gunther
Pee
Emphiia
Cour
Erand
Tr Bisme
Crand
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Abbington
Easthauven
Holds Opinion Holler
Odd Fellows Plan
Staubach
Friends
Robert Bo Kelly
Twenty-third Street
DR. Kelly
Bethel M. E
Goethe
Secret Service
Otto Rettig
Grace Brotherhood
Mr. Bridge
G. H. Smith
Rev. Smith
Form Oil Concern
Works Board
Bailey
Main
L. F. Ross
Anti-Saloon League
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