Grays Triumph 7-1 Over Bedford In Sunday Game
Washington built a seven to one win as Bringham allowed six hits and ten strikeouts to Howard, while Bedford scored in the seventh on a wild throw to Kramer. Waggoner, Lee and Banta led Washington with key hits and strong runs, highlighting a strong infield and improved play. The Grand Rapids and South Bend results are noted as a contrasting daily tally.
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Washington
Bedford
Kramer
Lee
Seorher
Howard
Bringham
Grays
Bedford Boys
Corcorans
Waggoner
Barry Banta
Mrs. Nancy Chapman Dies After Weeks of Illness
Mrs. Nancy Chapman aged 83, longtime Madison native and Veale township resident, died Sunday at her daughter's home after weeks of general debility. She was a member of the M E church. Funeral services were held at Bethel church with burial in the nearby cemetery.
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Nancy Chapman
John Peek
Veale Township
Chapman
Madison
Miss Josephine
Washington
East van Trees Street
M. E. Church
Peek
Josephine Chapman
T. J. Brooks
Bedford
Bethel Church
Bayles and Clark Wed in Sabbath Ceremony
William A. Bayles and Miss Dora Clark were married by Dr. J.T. Hobson at his residence 103 West Walnut Street on Sabbath afternoon August 16. The groom is a painter and paper hanger. the bride hails from Petersburg. They plan to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bayles
Dora Clark
J.T. Hobson
West
Walnut Street
Petersburg
City
Institute Begun With Music Education Planned for Schools
The forty third annual teachers institute opened at the High School with Supt. McHenry presiding. Prof. John W. Carr spoke on classroom environment and play versus gymnastics. Music education to be added in Daviess county public schools, with teachers to pass a music exam starting next January.
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Teachers Institute
C. W. Harlan
Framestead
Penn
McHenry
Daviess County
Sanford Bell
Worcester
Masa
Epworth League Circle to entertain Miss Ella Russell
Miss Ella Russell of West Main will entertain the Epworth League Reading Circle this evening. W O White of Fountain County moves his family to town after purchasing two farms near Washington. A Washington man found crepe in his shop after getting up late.
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Ella Russell
West Main Arrest
Epworth League
W. O. White
Fountain County
Washington
Local Notes on Sick List and Health Return
Mrs. F G Lutes is on the sick list. Nelson Adkins, former school teacher and county surveyor, has returned from the west seeking health. He is not much improved and staying in Bogard township.
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F. G. Lutes
Nelson Adkins
Adkins
Bogard Township
New Candidate Nellie Sefrit Leads Labor Day Queen Race
Nellie Sefrit holds 272 votes after Saturday tally leading the labor day queen contest with 143 votes more than the next rival. Dottie Walsh debuts with 35 votes as a strong new contender and the current standings list many participants including Tillie Vollmer Laura Clark Mayme Fromme and others.
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Nellie Sefrit
Dottie Walsh
West End
Nelle Sefrit
Tillie Vollmer
Cottie Walsh
Laura Clark
Mayme Fromme
Blanche Howard
Josie Kocher
Lottie Faust
Marietta Mattingly
Bedea
A.J. Dent
Alice O'Neall
Wanahy
Sadie Hagerty
Jean Winston
Alice Harvard
Irma Hayes
Sara Neal
Bessie Lavelle
Elizabeth Tolsoy
Nellie Bowman
Henrietta Beitman
Mine Boss Stays at Tower Hill After Miner Standoff
Coal miners at Tower Hill in Jasonville district attempted to force Superintendent Tom McQuade from the camp. Threats and barricades followed until he remained on the job. Union officers fined the local for not working and warned daily fines if work did not resume. McQuade retained control as two other bosses left during the clash.
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Washington
Vincennes Sun
Tower Hill
Jasonville
Tom McQuade
McQuade
Stella Boffmann to Furnish Meals for Teachers
Mrs Stella Boffmann located at the corner of Fifth and Williams streets will provide meals to teachers at reasonable rates.
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Mears
Stella Boffmann
Corner Fifth
Williams
Melon load cars burn on switch near Maysville
Two E. and I. CARS placed on a switch near Maysville caught fire and burned after a crowd of boys reportedly left a lit match in straw. Fire destroyed the two cars, others nearby saved. Cars were to be loaded with water melons today. loss heavy. possible arson probe.
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Maysville
Cow Killed By Train Near Pear Jordans Station
A southbound KE and I freight train struck and killed a valuable cow owned by James Lewis of Pear Jordans station this morning. The animal escaped a fence and attempted to run along the track toward the train, and was unable to escape in time.
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James Lewis
Pear Jordans Station
Shops and Railroads Today Pay Day Report
The Shops and Railroads Today notes payday on the 8th and 0. Traveling Engineer R. H. Wallace visits Flora Illinois. Trainmaster J. C. Hagerty was in Cincinnati Sunday. Stenographer Ed Andrews returned from Flora. Ralph Martin left today for a few.
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J. C. Hagerty
Cincinnati
Ed Andrews
Flora
Ralph Martin
Baltimore and Ohio lines post best July earnings on record
Masters and train officials return from trips as the Baltimore and Ohio system reports July profits at a new high. The combined earnings of B and O and connected lines show a substantial year over year gain, with 33 roads up and 4 down in July and a longer period rise across 32 roads versus five declines.
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Michigan
Will Cogswell
Master Mechanic Hair
Cincinnati
I. L. Burlingame
Baltimore & Ohio
By. O
Rere
Pocketbook Snatching Leads to Arrest in Night Chase
A man suspected of robbing a woman on the street was pursued by Sheriff Pete Carr and J. F. Watt after driving west from Vicecones. The arrest occurred on the road. the suspect confessed to the robbery and returned the pocketbook naming George Wise. He awaits trial as Wick police men report the case. Marriage licenses: William Boyles and Dora Ciara.
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Vicecones
Pete Carr
Lawrenceville
J. F. Watt
George Wise
Cennes
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South Bend
Frye
Grand Rapids
John Peek -Passey
Bayles-Clark
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Bell
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Frank Snyder
West Washington
E.S. Pershing
John W. Doyle
van Buren
Ernest Raney
Montgomery
J. W. Carr
Anderson
Philander McHenry
Wallace
T. J. Jordan
Steele Township
Economy
Indiana
John W. Jordan
Charles Dant
St. Louis
A. S. Chapman
Madison Democrat
Ella Williams
D.H. Taylor
Finneh
Nola
Elkanah Allen
North Meridian Street
Corinne Underwood
MB. Underwood
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
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R. H. Wallace
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