A Smile Leads To Courtship And Then A Minister
A bakery delivery driver named Herbert C. Bussard married Beulah Goats after a casual smile sparked a romance. He operated a bakery at Regedale with trips to Center Point. They wed in Brazil and will reside on the Portersville road farm in Washington township with his family. Beulah Coats is active in local youth circles and hails from a prominent local family.
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Crown Point
Herbert C. Bussard
Miss Beulah
Young Bussard
Regedale
Center Point
Miss Coats
Bussard
Brazil
Washington
Portersville Road
Porter
South
John’ Coats
City Council Members Serve on Jury in Mayor Court
Pinch Ward resident acquitted after city councilmen and councilmen elect serve on jury. Robert Carnahan faced charges for chanting without a license and requested trial by jury in the mayor's court. J W Ramsey First Ward councilman and John We Diflard and Gasper Kuingensmith, councilmen-elect, sat on the jury and accepted the panel. Carnahan was acquitted by the jury.
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Robert Carnahan
Siry
Olg
J. W. Ramsey
John We
Carnahan
Mattingly & Myers
Séal
Ol Taked
Trial Testimony Shapes Murder Case In Indianapolis
Dr. Wagner testifies about a conversation with Dr Craig and Knabe as the murder case proceeds. Detectives identify Craig as the man seen near the scene while Haskett describes the suspect’s appearance and timing. The defense challenges Craig’s role and highlights past friendship with Knabe.
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Harry V. Haskett
Willam B
Craig
Haskett
Shelburge
Knabe
Baskett
Askett
Hekett
Hask
Glass
Kett
Knate
Wagner Fiedar
Crai
A. H. Roberts
Roberts
Sig
Knabew
County Officials Set for January Returns and Appointments
The county board will begin new terms January 1 with James Sause, sheriff Harman, and treasurer Clark starting first terms. New appointments include county attorney, infirmary supervisor, and health commissioner as posted, with a party shift noted for the county attorney post. Donaldson is a Republican. the office is expected to go to a Democrat. Commissioners serve four years with a per-capita pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian ‘H.halder
Esiagoestaners
James Sause
George Hv. Harman
John S. Clark
T. T. Jones
Donaldson
Testimony Reveals Ties Between Doctors in Knabe Case
Witnesses describe a friendship between Dr. Craig and Dr. Knabe and recount loans of money. Baumgardner notes a tale of accusation while Croner Chiles and Durham report the autopsy finding a fatal neck wound from a sharp instrument. Dr M C Feeth disputes the two-stroke theory of the gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gals
Mr. Baumgardner
Arman
Dr. Knabe
Baumgardner
Knabe
M. C. Feeth
Evangelist McGuire Named Union Association Evangelist
The Rev. Clive McGuire, former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Sullivan, is appointed associational evangelist for the Union Association of Indiana. He will serve under the Baptist State Board of Indiana, visiting Sullivan, Piessa, and Knox counties to strengthen rural churches and aid pastorless congregations for six months. He previously held revival meetings at Middle towns and Fairbanks.
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Clive McGuire
First Baptist Church of
Sullivan
Dr.c
Chauwick
First Baptist Chuch
Union Association of Indiana
McGuire
Sullivan Times
Baptist State| Board of
Indiana
Piess
Knox
Evans Geliats
McGuiret
Louisville
Onte
Bouthern Apt
Middletowns
Fairbanks
Campaign expense filings show varied contributions to progressive party
Dr. D B Smoot treasurer reports receipts totaling 75 from candidates and small individual gifts used for sprinting bills rent band hire and similar costs. Camp Roy D Scoble Lamb Hayes Mitchell Dearmin James Scheid Gregory Isenogle and others filed expense statements with the circuit clerk listing campaign outlays.
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D. B. Smoot
Progressive Party City Committee
Aericuit Court
C. Camp
Progressive Party
Camp
Roy D. Scoble
I. Lamb
Trenuier
E. Hayes
Dr. R. 3. Mitchell
Amate
Vo J.E. Dearmin
Léroy_ James
Candieatl
Y i CH. Scheid
Oral Gregory
John Isenogle
Coun
Indiana honey day urged by state bee association
George W. Williams of Indiana states beekeepers should celebrate Honey Day in December. The secretary says Indiana bees produce a luscious honey from clover and fruit blossoms, boosting crops and farm vitality.
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George W. Williams
Indianaers Association of India
Indiana
New Library Adds Numerous Books and Stats for Month
The library adds many titles including Dickens Educator Averdge Man and Life of Florence Nightingale. Nonfiction totals 835 with 62 new borrowers and fiction 1 317. Overall 2 152 books taken from the library this month.
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Dickens
Moxatis
Churchill
Jenks
Florence Nightingale
Great West
Roosevelt
United States
Bennett
Atkins
Former B. and C. S. W. firefighter awarded damages
George Riley of Seymour, plaintiff in a suit against the B. and C. Southwestern railroad company, was awarded 35 500 damages in the Lawrence circuit court. He claimed injuries while employed as a fireman when a crane operated water tank no longer supported knocked him from it. The case came from Jackson county.
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George Riley
Seymour
Plaintifg
B. & C. Southwestern Railroad Company
Lawrence
Jackson County
I Riley
Farmers Institute Planned at Elnora by Local Officials
Clifford Farris reports all arrangements for a farmers institute to be held at Elnora on December 9 with instructors A Driscol of Liberty and Mrs Jabel Curry of Terre Haute. They will travel to Washington on December 11 for Simeon ok chairman and others. The program includes morning music readings and talks by Driscol and Mrs Curry. Elections of officers follow the program.
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Clifford Farris
Farmers Institute
Elnora
Ib. A. Driscol
Liberty
Mra
Jabel Curry
Terre Haute
Washington
Simeon Ok
Barr
Veale
Blnora Institute
Jorning
Buskirk Endorsed for State Commander by Veterans Group
Indiana veterans group endorses Mr Buskirk for state commander in 1914. The endorsement comes from Basil B Deck and remains unanimous among members.
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Indiana
Mr. Buskirk Wps
Basil B. Deck
Indict Iron Workers in Indianapolis Case
Harris Jones secretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and George E. Davis an iron worker were indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy to transport unlawful dynamite and nitroglycerin. Indictments rest on Davis alleged confession reported in Indianapolis on Monday.
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Harris Jones
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
George E. Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Davis
Soldier of Forty-ninth Indiana Becomes First Lieutenant
In 1861 a seventeen year old joined company G of the Forty-ninth Indiana Infantry. Promoted to first lieutenant at nineteen, he served until muster out. He was seriously wounded in the first Vicksburg campaign.
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Forty-ninth
Indiana Infantry
Vicksburg
Customs Receipts Show Big Decrease
Government receipts for November fell about 4.5 million from November 1912, the first full month under the new tariff. If this trend continues, the annual return from customs may drop over 50 million dollars. Ordinary disbursements exceeded receipts by 713,732, versus 4,834,529 a year earlier.
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Treasury
Woodmen Circle Lodge Elects New Officers
In the regular lodge meeting on Monday evening the Woodmen Circle elected guardian Mrs A A Keller advisor Mrs Mattie E Ellis clerk Miss Agnes Keller Barker Mrs Lena Thompson chaplain Mrs Mary Healy attendant Mrs Martie Bilis inner sentinel Mrs Effie Lemas ter outer sentinel Mrs Ada Hill manager Mrs Myrtle Moore and Miss Lucy tute.
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Paular
Woodmen Circle ’Lodge
A. Keller
Mattie E. Ellis
Keller. Barker
Lena ‘Thompson
Mra
Mary Healy
Martle ‘Bilis
Effie ‘Lemaster
Outer Sentinel
Ada Hill
Myrtle’ Moore
Lucy
Tute
County Officials Quiet On Highway Office Candidate
County commissioners James Sause Jam Meades and Henry Argin decline to press opinions on the probable appointee for county highway superintendent. Civil engineer F. O'Neal appears favored by insiders though several strong candidates remain in contention.
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James Sause
Jam Meades
Henry Argin
Pew
High F. O'Neal
Little more than $1 200 set in Daviess County
A fragment notes a sum near $1 200 tied to Daviess County. Details are unclear but indicate a financial matter or settlement linked to the county. The readable text focuses on the monetary amount and location without additional context.
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Daviess County
Commissioners to grant petition on river bridge plan
Harriman legation of business interests urged favorable action on a bridge project over the West White River. Pike and Daviess county officials held a joint meeting and passed a resolution to consider the petition, noting rejection would join Daviess and Pike counties.
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Acroga
West Witte
Harriman
Pike County
Daviess County
Daviess. and
Pike Equntics
Well Known Police Officer Fatally Injured in Probe
A prominent local police officer was fatally injured in a case linked to an ongoing investigation. Authorities confirm the officer, whose name is withheld pending formal statements, died after sustaining injuries during the incident under active inquiry.
Sunday School Officers and Organist Details Quoted
Fragmentary OCR notes list Sunday school officers and an organist named Henrietta with uncertain roles. Mentions November 30 as a date and references individuals Byatt, Bhy, and possibly Rober in unclear context.
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Ford Er 'Stant
Henrietta, Brakens
Rober
Byatt Bhy
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