Killed in a Mine At Black Creek Linton Tragedy
August Klueismiely a former Montgomery miner died at the Black Creek coal mine in Linton Wednesday morning. He was caught under seven hundred pounds of coal and slate, had legs broken and skull crushed, and lay undiscovered until 9:30. The body was found by Ivan Wills. He left an invalid wife and one child. Funeral at the Baptist church in Linton Friday at two, burial at Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Klueismiely
Montgomery
Black Creek
Linton
Ivan Wills
William Riversmith
Terré Haute
Baptist‘church
Fairview Cemetery
Woman Arrested Over Family Troubles and Parole Visit
A woman was arrested following family troubles. Her husband, Freeman Jenongs, recently released on parole from the state reformatory, had returned home but another man intervened, leading to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Jenongs
State Reformatory
FARMER RUN OVER Andrew Catshall by runaway wagon wheels
Andrew Catshall, a Barr township farmer, narrowly escaped serious injury when a runaway wagon wheels passed over him near Montgomery. He was bruised and may be able to walk in a few days. the wagon was destroyed, horses unhurt, and neighbors assisted after a physician was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cutshall
Barr Township
Mr. Catshall
Montgomery
Miss Epsie George files $50,000 damages suit in Bedford
Miss Epsie George sues Lawyer Peugh and Spencer B Peugh naming Midland Portland Cement Co Bedford National Bank Broke City Bank Capitol National Bank Indianapolis George W McDaniel W V Williams James E Borus Frank Owens and W A Brown claiming Peugh connived to win her affections and conspired to defraud her of 50000 by selling her real estate and stocks far above their value with banks holding funds 15000 to 19000 deposited in those banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie George
Peugh
Bedford
Spencer, B. Peugh
Midland Portland Cement Company
Bedford National Bank
Broke City Bank
Capitol National Bank
Indianapolis
George W.mcdaniel
W. V. Williams
James E. Borus
Frank Owens
W. A. Brown
Beavers
Mr. Peugle
Troubles In the Family Ends With Fine
Mrs. Freeman Jennings was arrested by Patrolman Jordan on Wednesday evening and was fined one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Jennings
Jordan
Society and the Glues Picnic at Camp Manning
Miss Bettie Clements hosted a Wednesday evening class gathering at her Main street home. Mrs Stelle Hoffmann organized a picnic at Camp Manning Wednesday, attended by about thirty friends. The item notes a humorous remark about marital tendencies becoming socialistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidance
Bettie Clements
Main Street
Stelle Hoffmann
Camp Manning
Suits for Sale Prompts Quick Costume Pricing
Fragmented ad style note shows multiple suit offers with prices like 15 and 10 dollars. No clear dates or sellers identified. Readers see a cluttered listing of “Suits for” items and measurements unclear.
Fourth of July and local plans mix with county notices
A mixed Indiana county notice lists Fourth of July events, road project costs for Barr township, a Kiel naval boat race winner, two weddings in Reeve and Alfordsville townships, Red Men prizes for track events, the Old Settlers meeting at Odon in August, and a cancelled St Patricks engagement of the A O H with a Sept 8 reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Steele
Kiel
Old Settlers
Odon
J. H. Evans
A. O
St. Patricks
Reeve Township
Death of Former Washington Resident Miss Burris
The Vincennes Capital reports Miss Mary Elizabeth Burris died Tuesday at 3 PM at 1414 Busseron Street, home of her cousin Mrs. Morris Smith, from epilepsy.
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Burria
Vincennes
Washington
Mary Elizabeth Burris
Mrs. Morris
Smith
Busseron Street
Funeral held for local resident aged forty five
Deceased, aged forty five, left a brother Horace Burria of this city. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3:30 at the residence, with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Burria
Thia ‘City
Divorce Case Proceeding In Court After Lon Boutt Funeral
Circuit Court did not hold morning sessions due to the funeral of Lon Boutt, a relative of Judge Houghton. In the afternoon, the divorce action O. M. Albright versus his wife is being tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Boutt
Houghton
O. M. Albright
Nip and Tuck club stirs Indiana politics with candidacy hints
Indiana politics center on the Nip and Tuck club as Willam L. Taylor and Gilbert of Fort Wayne publicly acknowledge Republican gubernatorial bids, while Hal Shideler remains unannounced. Indianapolis hosts major labor and manufacturing headquarters, notably the Mine Workers and National Association of Manufacturers, signaling a shift in regional influence. also reported is Ike Levy, famed counterfeit leader, dead at Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli
Newcastle
Away
Willam Ll. Taylor
Gilbert
Fort Wayne
Hal Shideler
Marion
J. Frank Hanlyt
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Stevenson
International Typographical Union
The
Carpenters and Joinera of America
Wor Il
Aremen and Engineers
Journeymen Harbors
National Association of Manufacturers
D. M. Parry
Parry
Manufacturers’ Organization
North Vernon
Ind
Ike Levy
Osgood
United States
Levy
Missouri Rittenhouse
Increase in wages signed for July first at shop
A conference between General Manager Greene of the Kt. & O. S-W and the telegraph operators committee led to a new wage increase effective July 1. The increase meets part of the telegraphers demands after several talks. Also reported are various shop injuries, new hires, and staff changes including fourteen new car department employees and workers taking vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Telegraph Operators’ Committee
Cincinnati
William, Murphy
Elmer Day
James Hedges
Harry Williams
Morton Horrall
John Lewis
B & O Official Promoted Amid Local News
Bert Ennis, injured at work in Lukin H, plans a vacation until recovery. Glen Stevens visits from Washington with Dispatcher Davis’s sons. J. Presa Cameron, formerly assistant division engineer at Chillicothe, O, gains promotion to division engineer with office in New Castle, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukin
Bert Ennis
Glen Stevens
Washington
Davis
Sumner
Presa
Cameron
Chillicothe
Black Oak News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Clara Davis returns home from Terre Haute while James Quilliam heads there for the State Normal. K H Bell and daughter Nettion visit C I Bell in Chicago. About fifty attend a charivari at Tom Hayes. James Williams builds a new barn. Rev Mr Davis preaches at Bethany to a large crowd. Black Oak baseball faces Sugarland Colts on Wilson diamond. Amos Roberts returns to Bruceville. James Walker remains ill. Mr and Mrs John Price and Mr and Mrs William White guests in view city. Town residents plan July 4 at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Davis
Terre Haute
James Quilliam
State Normal
K.H. Bell
Miss Nettion
C.I. Bell
Chicago
Amos Roberts
Bruceville
James Walker
John Price
Wiliam White
View City
Coln Allison
St. Louis
Washington
They Are Sore. Princeton Beats Vincennes, Wheatland Next?
Vincennes Capital notes Vincennes and Terre Haute both struggle with weak ball clubs. Princeton has already downed Vincennes, and Wheatland is seen as the likely next team to capitalize on their slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Vincennes
Wheatland
Terre Haute
Vincences
Summer Returns to Brighten a Backward Piazza
A vivid observation notes that summer seems to reverse its slower pace, with the shadeier piazzas making it easier to spot a girl seated there. The writer uses light imagery to contrast darkness and social ease in a sunny milieu.
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August Klueismileir
Society and the
GLUES
Reorganizat
Tor
Ude
Heesceas
Erreene
Clothiers
E. Main ST
APSA
John D. Pershing
Elnora
Isabel'e Owen
C. E. Owen
Hiram Alford
Rosa Horrall
John Horrall
Alfordsville
Lawrenceville
Circuit Court
Unitn
Eugene Williams
Homer Ingersoll
Dr. Herr
W. T. Hart
Railroad. News
Vpsavese
Neal & Eskridge
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