Field Examiners Find Trusty Shortfalls Largely in Past Officials
Indianapolis June 15 Field examiners of the state accounting board say they have nearly completed examinations of township trustees and have begun reviewing counties and cities. They found shortages mainly among former trustees with rare issues found under present trustees. The report notes ignorance of law and misapplied funds rather than crooked handling as the main problems.
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Indianapolis
State Accounting Board
Indiana
Delaware County
Tes
Scott County
Saloons Lose Fight in Jackson Township Dry for Two Years
In Jackson township the remonstrance petition succeeded and the county commissioners declared the area dry for two years. Six saloons left Cambridge City and one in East Germantown face license expirations in 1910 and 1911. Several licenses had already expired, with Cambridge City becoming dry after February 7 1911 and East Germantown drying up on April 6 1911. Indianapo lis breweries sought to prolong the fight but conceded defeat.
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Commissioners Court
Cambridge City
Matt Shew
Charles Williams
Williams
Charles A. Morgan
Charles E. Mertick
M. L. Young
James Wharton
Simeon Crockett
East Germantown
Frank B. Sowers
Ianapolis Breweries
Jackson Township
Richmond
Indianapolis
Nberals
Forest fires threaten Kakabeka Falls action urged
Forest fires burning at several points reached dangerous proportions as the Crown Timber Agent called for additional men to assist settlers in Kakabeka Falls and nearby Silver Island district. The Kaministiqua Power Co paused operations to deploy crews, and rains are needed to prevent major damage.
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American News Service
Port Arthur
Ont
Crown Timber
Kakabeka Falls
Silver Island
Thunder Bay Peninsula
Kaministiqua Power Company
FOR NEW DEPUTY MEETING IN SHARON
Members of the Protected Home Circle of Sharon meet this evening at 27 North Eleventh Street the home of Mrs Willetts to receive the new district deputy Grant Zimmerman of Indianapolis.
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Sharon
Lutherans Seek Marble Slab From Old St Marys Church
The First English Lutheran church asks St Marys Catholic parish to surrender a marble slab and corner stone contents from the 1860 church on North A Street at Seventh. Once part of the forties-era building, the slab and Bibles predate memory, and Lutherans hope to preserve them as church records when the old structure is torn down for a new parish.
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St. Mary's
Seventh
John E. Peltz
Council
The
Lutheran Church
J. F. Mattingly
Father Mattingly
St Mary's
Forties
Richmond
Seventh Street
George
Henry Knollenberg
Weather outlook little change in temps tonight and Thursday
The state and local forecast notes not much change in temperatures for tonight and Thursday. No significant precipitation or extreme conditions are expected as weather patterns remain steady across regions.
Twelve foreigners burned to death in Fallsview fire
Twelve foreigners perished in a shack fire at Fallsview Ontario when the Ontario Power Company workers slept off a carnival celebration. Eight others were seriously burned and hospitalized in Niagara Falls. Fire origin uncertain but blamed on carelessness after revelry. building described as poorly constructed.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fallsview
Ont
Ontario Power Company
Falls District
Day
Power Company
Fallaview
Horseshoe Falls
Cosmopolitan Carnival At Gilbert Lot Draws Thousands
About six thousand attended the Cosmopolitan carnival at the Gilbert lot opposite Glen Miller this week and the Typographical Union reports strong finances. Last night three thousand crowded the grounds with Nomia as a major attraction. Free performances by Prof Lussner and Killian, plus the Crazy House, Zulu Midget, Laughing Gallery, Scenic Alps, Outlaws and Four in One drew reviews. The weary crowd is expected to swell to the largest turnout of the week this evening.
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Gilbert Lot
Glen Miller
Prof. Lussner
Killian
Suspects Held in Lake Como Murder Mystery
Police across France and England report suspects in the Charlton case under arrest or closely watched. Geneva sources say a man matching the husband Charlton may be in custody after arriving in Switzerland soon after Mrs Charlton's trunk was found. Detectives say Charlton is likely under arrest within 24 hours. Count Guiglia comments on the development with cautious optimism.
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Como
Italy
Lake Como
France
England
St. Gothard
Mrs. Charlton
Official Program for the Eagles State Convention
Official program outlines the Eagles state convention schedule from Wednesday to Friday with opening meeting at the coliseum, prayers, welcomes, business sessions, a banquet, ritual exemplification, parade details, prizes, and events in Richmond and Fort Wayne areas led by Grand Worthy President Frank E. Hering and other officers. Includes parade route, times, and prize amounts for Eagle teams and visiting delegations.
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Coliseum
Alphonse Weishaupt
Richmond Military Band
W. W. Zimmerman
Frank E. Hering
Will W. Reller
Lec'y Young
Men's Business Club
A. M. Hackleman
Montpelier
Richmond
Statte
Conrad Hi Mann
Kansas City
Lawes
Carl G. Wintett
Aerie No
St K of P. Temple
Pythian Slatera
Albert E. Handley
Henry Schroeder
F. E. Morgan
Fort Wayne Avenue
Main
Fouth
Wayne Aerie
Aerie
Dele‘estes Snd
Ed Y. Bre
Gay
Bealview Park
Eagle’s Hall
Eagles
Eagles Arrive for Indiana Eagles Meet at Coliseum
The fifth annual Indiana state Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting opens tonight at the Coliseum with an open session for the public. Delegations from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Muncie gather as plans for officers and the 1912 presidency unfold amid city decorations and optimism for the association’s growth.
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Indiana State Association
Organization of Eagles
Coliseum
State Association
Isioe
Wayne Aerie
EB. E. Jackson
New Albany
Manson Reiff
Bluffton
Ft. Wayne
Schroeder
Henry Schroeder
J. E. Spradling
Rushville
Yonkers Rail Strike Shuts Lines Over Wages
Three hundred motormen and conductors employed by the Yonkers railway company walked off today demanding higher wages. Police guards were stationed at the barns amid fears of violence reminiscent of a strike two years ago.
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American News Service
New York
Yonkers Railway Company
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