Mr Boyd a Washington Democrat stalwart passes at last
The Washington community mourns Samuel B Boyd a lifelong Democrat and trusted editor who lay in a modest resting place Saturday after a long span of service. He was known for steadfast courage gentleness and broad Christian compassion guiding the paper and local life with quiet authority. He leaves a devoted wife mother and sons with a lasting memory of honesty and loyalty.
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MR. Boyd
Washington
Samuel B. Boyd
Washington Democrat
Democrat
Boyd
Ehitt
Anavyst
Indiana Anti Saloon League’s Split Over Robinson Bid
The Indiana Anti Saloon League opposed Arthur R. Robinson in the 19th century campaign for U S senator, backing a rival candidate instead. It faced internal strife led by Shumaker, accused of courting power and betraying Republicans who supported the county option law in 1948, revealing deep political factionalism and inconsistent loyalties.
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Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Indiana
Jas
League
Robinson
T League
Ft League
Rinson
Andrapapello Times
Indiana Anti-saloon League
Tts
Shumaker
Anti-saigon League
Crook
Thomas R
Marshall
Prohibition Foes Clash as Bland Victorious in District Race
The piece describes internal party strife between Hanly and Shumaker over anti-saloon tactics and threats, concluding Bland won the district nomination and election by a substantial margin. It notes Hanly and Shumaker failed to influence the campaign, while Bland secured a decisive plurality.
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Tate
Shumaker
Oscars E. Bland
Congress
Hanly
Jhas
Organization For Prohibition
Hars
Indiana Constitution Debate Reflects Voter Will
The Washington Herald criticizes any drive for a constitutional convention in Indiana, arguing the 1914 referendum showed strong public opposition. It questions leaders who push to overturn the people’s verdict, noting advocates’ arrogance and self-importance.
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Indiana
Gibons
Washington City
Fife
Washington Herald Doubts on Johnson and La Follette
Charlie Serrit of The Washington Herald denounces Hiram Johnson and Bob La Follette as fraudulent and dishonest. He mocks their campaign rhetoric and claims both seek the Republican path to power while calling them more deceitful than Debs.
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Charlie Serrit
Washington Herald
Hiram Johnson
Bob la Follette
Noblesville Times
The
Herald
Johhnson
la Follette
Aemah
Republicann Party
la’ Follette
Han Hudene Debs
Debs
Republicans urged to prepare for Bryan victory
A terse political note predicts Bryan’s impact on the next presidential election, urging Republicans to “Thank God for Bryan” as the contest draws near.
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Bryan
Corn meal as cheap nourishing food for the family
An article extols corn meal as a thrifty, nutritious staple. It notes corn meal at three cents per pound equals multiple pricey foods in nutrition, praises its digestibility, and recalls Plymouth settlers and southern preference while urging homemakers to use more corn meal in daily meals.
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Plymoth
Seward
Alaska
Tunnel 3
No Old Age Pension for Black
Ira Black, a seventy five year old resident of Palermo Maine, worked hard in his garden this fall and did chores, but the text notes he did not receive an old age pension. The fragmentary report hints at his labor and harvest, reflecting rural life and pension policy context.
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Ira
Palermo
Cdrm
Indiana Senate Tees Up Complications At Opening Session
Indiana lawmakers face a tied Senate with 25 Republicans and 25 Democrats as opening day approaches. The seating battle near the windows and the power to organize the chamber could hinge on who presides first, Lt. Gov. O Neill then Bush, with threats of quorum absences and strategic maneuvers to block or seize control.
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Indiana
Senate
State House
Indianapolis
John A. Lapp
W. P.o'neill
O'Neill
Edgar D. Bush
Bush
Iin
House
Vincennes Leaders, Local Happenings In Georgia and Indiana
Long column notes deaths falls and injuries of notable figures in Vincennes and Georgia. Mentions former mayor George E. Greene, funeral details, Shoals industry plans, Indianap olis tractor plant, political chatter on Senator Kern and William Jennings Bryan, and a visit by Mutt and Jeff in Washington.
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George E. Greene
Vincennes
Legislature session teems with talks of jobs and partisanship
Democratic and Republican discussions show both groups eyeing fat jobs that may come from legislative action. Perseus warns against parties obstructing needed bills just to reward loyalists, urging focus on state interests.
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Perseus
Leper Case Reported in Indianapolis First Since City History
A second case of leprosy in Indianapolis is reported by the city health board from Robert W. Log hospital. David Byers, 69, of Branch Gibson County, diagnosed with leprosy, was placed in solitary confinement and later transported home to Ft Branch by automobile under containment. Elmer Williams, the contagious disease inspector, accompanied the patient and ensured precautions during transfer. The case marks the second leprosy instance in the city.
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Indianapolis
City Board of Health
Robert W. Log Hospital
David Biers
RS Branch
Gibson County
Byers
Elmer Williams
Indianiapolis Board of Health
Tie Byers
Hong
Public Health Costs From Early 1912 Case Noted
Livinia Haackwell of T45 West Twenty-Fifth Street was diagnosed with a disease on January 1, 1912 and died March 3, 1912. Dr. Herman G Morgan, secretary of the Indianapolis board of health, said precautions to prevent spread cost the city about $2500.
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Livinia Haackwell
West Twenty-fifth Street
Herman G.morgan
Indianapolis Board of Health
Transfer of Catholic Clergy to New Assignments in Indiana
Washington and Daviess counties announce the moves of two popular priests. Rev. Paul Blues of St Michaels Northeast Washington and Rev. George Scheidler from St Simons in the city depart for new roles in New Albany and Corydon. Departures provoke regret among parishioners and neighboring Congregations.
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Romar Cadelics
Mars Hill
Indianapolis
St. Aames
Indiana
Joseph Benta
Francis Patterson
St. Johns Church
Irdinopolis
Father Patterson
Daviess
Martin Counties
Washington
Daviess County
Paul Blues
St Michaels Church
Ashington
George Sheidler
W. ¥. Boland
St. Simons
Father Scheidler
Holy Arch
New Albany
Donald
Corydon
Bluel
Croix
Perry County
Father Béuel
Michaels
Divorce suit filed by Mrs Crabb in circuit court
Mrs Fannie M Crabb of ten township filed a divorce suit against McKelvey F Crabb in circuit court. The filing notes they married December 24 and separated in June, with Hastings Al stings representing her.
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Othel
McKelvey F. Crabb
Fannie M. Crabb
Ten Township
Reprethe
Hastings
Crabb Sued for Alimony and Alleged Dishonest Spending
The complaint claims Crabb refused to associate with the plaintiff and their daughter, failed to provide clothing or money, and warned merchants not to extend credit while aiding other women with jewelry and expensive purchases. Mrs. Crabb seeks $1,000 alimony. Crabb works as a railroad machinist.
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Crabb
Washington
Three Hurt At Switz Crossing In Illinois Incident
A Vandalian freight engine struck a car at a grade crossing near Switz City six miles west of Bloomington, injuring three. Elmer Patrick and Mrs. Jacob Passen of Jasonville and Mrs. Grace Swarbrick of Terre Haute were hurt. Mrs Passen critically injured with a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. Swarbrick suffered knee injuries and minor wounds. Patrick and driver sustained minor bruises.
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Switz
Bloeomfield
Elmer Patrick
Jacob Passen
Jasonville
Passen
Grace Swarbrick
Terre Haute
Patrick
Bloom ‘Field
Are Your high school pupils showing the study from which freshmen are made
The first semester exams for high school students will be held Thursday and Friday December 21 and 22. Reports show some seniors lack high marks in some departments. The Trumpet notes many school issues, including music time, language emphasis, and the need for structured lessons.
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High Sehools
Kansas
Chs. K. Wayman
Atechnison
Donaldson
Tarry Sunter
Thomas YW
Marshall
John Do. Calhoun
South Carolina
Daviess County
TrimWe
S. B. Boyd
Altfordsville
K. of 1
New Officers Elected by Fraternal Lodges in Terre Haute
Officers for 1417 were elected by White Lik Camp 1197 Royal Neighbors and Immaculate Conception Auxiliary Knights of St. John in Terre Haute. Installation is set for January 9 with Mrs Faust presiding and a full list of officers including vice presidents, treasurer, secretary, and sentinels.
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America
Wilson Harbin
Charles Colbert
C. C. Wildridge
Olive Wildridge
Victor Jorney
Iw.las Marshal
J. M. Kellams
Inger Sentinel
John Livingston
Outer Sentinel
George Giligg
Belle Billings
Phsicians
S. L. McPherson
A. I.donaldson
Terre Haute
Belle Hines
Immaculate Conception
Knights of $T. John
Charles Faust
Gib Fitzgibbon
George Kempf
Anna Sam
Marie Dosch
Anna Grill
Flora Keller
Sentinel
Marguerite Mundabach
Harry Feagang
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George Purcell
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Florida
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Lawrenceville
Joe Ryan
Bogakil Township
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Chick Wathen
Longer
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Kalsepin
Vallmer
Sam Schofield
Longe
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Thomas Dorrell
Greenfeld
Sofate
Mode 4
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Plainville
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Toneeepee
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Captain Harry
Kern
William Allen
Netherlands
Indianapols
Sam Elswick
Stone
William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings
Miswick
Mutt
Jeff
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Oaktoyga
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James
Porter
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Arkansas
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Europe
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Electric Works
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J. E. Garten
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