Garrard challenges Kern on senatorial defeat charges
Representative Garrard of Knox county issues a detailed critique of John W. Kern's accusations that he was defeated for U.S. senator by corrupt manipulation. He questions Kern's credibility, asks for proof, contrasts Kern with Senator Shively, and notes Kern refused comment when presented with the statement.
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Garrard . Kern
James Garrard
Knox County
John W. Kern
Garrard
United States
Enougzn
Gaus
Indianapolis
Sunday Star
Kern
Mr. Kern
McKinley
Iassembly
Atr. Kern
Ononczh
Halle
Eicher
Dr. Cook
United States Senate
General Assembly
Plete
B. F. Shively
Shively
First Couple Receives 1910 Marriage License
Edward Ritce and Ada Penn of Barr town were the first couple to obtain a marriage license in 1910. They appeared at the county clerk’s office at 11:30, secured the necessary papers, and then went to a justice of the peace to be married. Ada, 19, had been married once before, her previous husband having died. Ridge is a farmer. The county clerk’s office issued the license and the couple planned to wed at a local church soon after.
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Edward Ritce
Ada Penn
Barr Town
Slip
County Clerk’s Office
Pers
Justice of the Peace
Diel
Orteber
Ridge
Cere
Marriage licenses and lawsuits linger in clerk’s office
For 1908 December led as the month most licenses issued, with 35 couples wed and the year ending noting 242 lawsuits filed, down from prior years. The first 1909 license went to John Lewis Rydenbark and Frances M Byrer, while Hugh G Faith and Henrietta Ulrich were the last couple to secure licenses in the city.
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Walter
John Lewis Rydenbark
Frances M. Byrer
Hugh G. Faith
Henrietta Ulrich
Lesan
B and O Southwestern plans major track upgrades in 1910
North Vernon reports outline of railroad improvements for 1910. The B and O Southwestern will double track east of the city to Oakdale four miles, replace Muscatatuck river bridge with a concrete arch, and remove curves and grades to reduce freight congestion. Division Engineer Church inspected the project and estimated costs.
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B & O Southwestern
North Vernon
B. & O. Southwestern Railroad Company
Milan
Oakdale
Muscatatuck River
Church
Floods Cut Riverside from Rail Service
Riverside California was cut off from railroad communication with the outside world Sunday due to floods and washouts. Hundreds of acres of vegetable gardens are inundated.
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Riverside
California
Indiana Teachers Adjourn After Session at Tomlinson Hall
The Indiana State Teachers Association adjourned after a morning session at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis. They amended the constitution affecting the reading circle board changed the next convention date heard pension plans for teachers reviewed treasury and ended with John Gunckel of Tolento delivering an address. Officers for the coming year include President C N Kendall and a large slate of vice presidents secretaries and an executive committee. The association authorized continued work on a pension bill for next legislature and noted eleven necrology deaths and sound finances with 0,247.57 in revenue and 886.03 on hand.
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Indiana
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Reading Circle Board
John Gunckel
Tolento
C. N. Kendall
Indianapolis Public Schools
A. O. Fulkerson
Washington
Harry A. King
Moores Hill
Claude Trustler
Connersville
FE. P. Wiles
Muncie
W. A. Wirt
Gary
Homer Dilworth
Steuben County
J. B. Pearcy
Anderson
Rosa M. R. Michaels
Newcastle
Richard Park
Sullivan
Claude Reavis
Oakland City
E. A. Gladden
Scottsburg
Guy Hanna
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Lee Swails
Newcathel
O. M. Pittenger
Frankfort
Ira B. Potts
Huntington
J. P. Neff
South Bend
J. F. Haines
Noblesville
A. A. Mills
Hanover College
Millis
Pamettaa
Breytas
Perry Morris Arrested for Intoxication After Plea
Perry Morris told police his home was in French Lick and was arrested Sunday night for intoxication. He appeared in court Monday morning and was jailed in default of a $1 fine after pleading guilty before Squire Kellams.
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Strange
Perry Morris
French Lick
Squire Kellams
Change in Law Firm Faith Brothers Sees Takeover
George A Faith purchases the interests of brothers Grant and Edward Faith in Faith Brothers and will run the practice. Grant plans to move west soon while Ed retires to focus on the post office. The brothers ran the firm six years and built a lucrative client base. George, the youngest, will dedicate himself fully to law. We wish him success.
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George A. Faith
Grant
Edward Faith
Faith Brothers
Grant Faith
Ed Faith
George Faith
Marriages of Interest Highlight Two Local Weddings
Hugh G Faith and Miss Henrietta Ulrich wed at the minister’s home with only Carl Ulrich as witness. The celebrations followed a separate ceremony for Mayie Y O’Brien and Logan Peek at the Furst Baptist church with a large but intimate gathering and music by local artists.
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Hugh G. Faith
Henrietta Ulrich
F. A. Steele
M. E
West Walnut
First Streets
Carl Ulrich
Faith
Thomas W. Faith
Annk Ulrich
Washington
Elwainsport Road
Jake Beltman
Jake Beltman Clothing Store. Mr. and Mrs. Faith
Furst Baptist Church
Crelock
Mayie Y O'Brien
Mra
Esta O'Brien
East van Trees Street
Logan Peek
A. W. Peek
Dewey Aes
V. McGuire
Marie Hopkins
Mendeleshon
Mabel Johnson
Orien Peck
Britegranm
Taweeves Sears
James W. Optien
Bugan
Wits Pueybo
New Pastor at Helm for First Christian Church
The Rev. J. B. Cleaver began work as pastor of the First Christian church on Sunday. He was greeted by a good attendance of the members and community observers.
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J. B. Cleaver
New pastor arrives as church aims to deliver saints message
The new pastor, who recently visited, preached on Deliverance Unto the Saints. He outlined four core Christian elements: believed facts, obeyed commands, shunned punishments, and enjoyed promises. His talk emphasized faith, repentance, confession, and baptism, with a hopeful outlook for a fruitful year. The Cleaver family plans to visit Washington only when warmer, due to travel from San Antonio.
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Cleaver
Washington
San Antonio
New Industry in Mill Street to Make Brooms
Rogers Broom Company plans a broom plant on Mill Street with modern equipment and skilled labor. Expected to employ up to fifty workers locally and create three times as many jobs nation wide in broom corn farming. Capacity targets one hundred dozen brooms daily, full production pending a new crop.
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Wer Rogers
Mill Street
Pame
Rogers Broom Company
Halley's Comet To Light Pacific Coast In May Show
Oakland observers report Halley's comet will pass Earth on May 18 between 1 and 10 pm. Charles Burckhalter of Chalot observatory says the earth will traverse the tail’s last third, creating a dazzling display. Astronomers worldwide have known the fact, with many planning trips to California to witness the event.
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Oakland
Cal
Halley
Pacific Coast
Juef
Charles Burckhalter
Chalot Observatory
Too Bad Had Cold Feet Fighter Refuses Contract
Terre Haute January 3 Jack Johnson balked at appearing at a local theater. He claimed the venue was too cold and resisted officers as trunks were attached to his train bound for Columbus Ohio. Captain Armstrong’s arrival led to his arrest and the case proceeded with his manager.
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Terre Haute
Jack Johnson
Manacter
Columbus
O. Johnson
Johnson
Armstrong
Sohne
Old Grouch Gotts Cartels Ub Jun 5
Emil Mor Loki, a wealth bachelor, on the principal business street, horsewhipped Mrs. Charles Coleman and Miss Adele Ken peviv, sisters, until they escaped into a lodgeroon. He allegedly heard of Kennedy, from whom he had transferred his affections to another.
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Emil Mor- Loki
Forivano Yeure
Charles Coleman
Adele Kenpeviv
Soidovd
Roth Kennedy
Sunday School Officers Take On New Duties
Recently elected Christian Suniste officers prepare to assume roles including endent and tastings. Longtime leaders Thanons and POA transition to new duties as the Sunday school team reorganizes.
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Christian Suniste Shoul
Washington soldiers oppose canteen closure demand
Washington City officers, angered by Congress yielding to prohibitionists, demand restoration of the army canteen. They argue desertion and recruitment problems arise when troops lack morale and proper staff, claiming experience warns against such action.
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Washington City
Congress
Morse to begin term after conviction in banking case
Charles W. Morse, the New York banker, left for Atlanta to serve a fifteen year sentence for violation of fractional banking laws. He issued a bitter statement, saying his penal servitude would be the harshest ever pronounced against a citizen in a civilized court and asserting his innocence.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
New York
Morse
Sullivan Priest to Clinton Pastor Moves Amid Church Bombing
The Rev. Father Eoling, former pastor of the Catholic church at Sullivan, is reassigned to Clinton to head Sacred Hearts church, which was dynamited recently. Father Maher moves to Liberty after previously serving in the county.
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Sullivan
Clinton
Clnton
Father Eoling
Father Maher
Sacred Hearts Church
Liberty
Chattanooga trio released from U S jail after Supreme Court terms
Jeremiah Gibson Henry Padgett and William Mayse of Chattanooga Tennessee were released from the United States jail in Washington Tuesday after serving the terms of sentence imposed by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Jeremiah Gibson
Henry Padgett
William Mayse
Chattanooga, Tonn
United States
Washington
Taft to Seek Funds for Reclamation Projects
President Taft is expected to urge Congress to approve a request totaling 30,999,000 dollars to support existing reclamation projects. The move targets funding for conservation and irrigation initiatives as part of ongoing efforts.
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Taft Wy
Lett Wins First Prize at Cary Show
In the Cary show at the court Saturday, Lett and Wortacest were awarded first and second prizes respectively. The exhibit was less numerous than previous years and organizers faced difficulty in selecting the winners.
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Lett
Court Toeuse
Fimnery Lett
Wortacest
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