Political convention fixes crowning of Cullop when break comes
The Bloomington convention wrestled with nominating Davis and others as candidates. Cullop faced opposition from rival Democrats like Padgett and Hunt. After delays and talk of a dark horse, the party finally nominated Cullop, who then won re election, with murmur of future decline in support.
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Bloomington
Ates
Cultop
Divin Padgett
Washington
Haggett
Davis
Sullivan
Avis
Charis D. Hunt
Dad
Charles Te Axin
Carlisle
Ballat
Fullop
Nini Miers
Griffin
Spencer
Democra
Ign
Cullop
Spencer, and Ema
Ofina
Rkster
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Paul Poynter
Joe Ter
Linton
W. i ‘Binkard
Bloomfield
Rey
Martinaylie de HL. Feitus
St Who
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Richard Kingin
Atockman
Vinéenney
Royal E. Breell
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Sun
Self
Urse
Will
Congress
Ilike
Rae
Hayden Tufts Talks Marriage Rates and Singles In City
Hayden Tufts of Chicago cites statistics on marriage and single adults. He claims most people between twenty and twenty four are single and many pairs remain unmarried, noting a shift in urban behavior.
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Hayden Tufts
The
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Will of late Indianapolis real estate dealer bequeaths to DePauw University
Boone County circuit court in Lebanon deliberates a three week trial over the will of E. Mick. The verdict favors DePauw University and arrangements for its education program. Florence Robinson and Mattie Brooks contest terms while the widow seeks reste of provisions. The case centers on trust for DePauw while ensuring support for the Mick daughters and Methodist ministry education.
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Witliaxs
Mick
Indianapolis
DePdav ‘University
Moudas Veiening
Boone
Lebanon
Cherewad
Lopen Court
Florence Robinson
Balley
Hich
Florence Rothner
Mrao
Lena Feir
DePauw
Qiu‘ng
Knickerbocker Company Faces Wholesale Price War
The Knickerbocker company and rivals argue over wholesale prices as a so called trust pushes lower rates. Reports say the Knickerbocker is overwhelmed by demand and counterfeits while dealers resist price cuts and seek to attract customers without lowering their own margins.
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Kniclerpocker Company
Knickerbockets
Ares
Knickerbocker
Npega
Mand
Oyies
Rptp
Banks Fail In Pittsburgh Area Reach Receivership
Several Pittsburgh region banks and financial houses including the First-Second National Bank and Kuhn Banking House were placed in receivership after failing to meet government reserve requirements. W S Kuhn, tied to American Water Works and Guarantee Company, led efforts to shield assets as federal receivership was sought. The move followed a nationwide push to stabilize unsettled bank conditions and protect local interests in freight, streetcar systems, and water works.
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Sine ‘iret-Second National Bank
Pitteburg
Pirat-Ntional Bank
Rspheenport
Toeriign Water Works
Guargne
Hanking House
Kuba
Tnterpoint
Pittsburg
Sone
Aamed
Jppen It
Eputy
P. Kane
Kuba Banking Hhouse
Pennsylvania
Chenge
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
Kula
W. Sz. Kuna
Pee Pra National:bank
Amerian Water Works O Ja Guaranteempany
McKeesport Venkt
Kuhn
Fetan National: Bank
Presient
American Water Works and Advantee Coompany
feKe Escort Bank
Banking House
Tearflea
Kuhn Banking House
Federal
Ffairs
Kaneade
District Teachers Named by Trustee Keith for 1914 15
Trustee Keith announces the district schools for Washington township appoints teachers for the 1914 15 year. Consolidated lists James E Gilles Sydney Carnahan Lotthe Westhafer Ris Colbert and others. Maysville C B McPay Allen H Pattegbos Donaldson Harry Hunter Lettsville ON Chattin Sugarland John C Lemmon Agan Clara Westhafer Ends F F Osmoy Rabb Chelsea Dulla Hagtrod Smelxer Anne E Harter South Washington Tell Colbert Jessie Barley Boxtown Beryl ODonald Negro Shellie Swan Pond Austin Emerling and more names in the roster.
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Grant Keith
Washington Township
James E. Gilles
Jdney Carnahan
Lotthe Westhafer
Ris Colbert
Maysville
C. B. McPay
Allen
H. Pattegbos
Donaldson
Harry Fiunter
Lettsville
On. H. Chattin
Sugarland
John CG
Lemmon
Agan
Clara Westhafer
Condemned Public Well Sends Contaminated Water Warning
The county court house well has been condemned as unfit for drinking and domestic use after tests showed bacteria. Water samples from homes and stores confirmed ongoing contamination across the area, with repeated impure readings following recent floods. Local officials urge boiling water and caution until supplies are assured.
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Court House
Board of Healt! Onaldeon
Colon
En City
Fred Clapp
Nuing
John
Lark
County Aayrer
Dion
Inera
Ile
Tyre
Local News Brief from Raglesville Area
Residents report visits from relatives and friends including Fred Baxey Wes from Indianapolis Eyana James Burriss and many others. Travel and local gatherings noted with several trips to Odon Danville and Terre Haute plus central Normal College studies.
Community gathering and visits mark a July church event
Miss Rhth Avrer visited Lula and Ora Wadd Sunday. Several from here attended church at Epsom Sunday night. Edward Wilkey guest of Charles Franklin Friday night. Miss Jay Franklin visited Friday night with Mrs. Susan Franklin. Fourth of July celebration drew crowds from here. Whitkey youth returning from Bicknell Friday. Ernest Franklin of Cornettsville at Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Michael Whitkey hosted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas. Main platiste show at Black school House Friday night with admission of one cent. Agnes Hackler and Alpha Bragished Sunday with Miss Minnlendley. Henryer and daughter today attended funeral of Miss One Wilson Lyndas. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thurman and Miss Juft Resler visited at Homer Wade's Sunday. Charles Tamb and family of Terre Haute visiting William Cheatnut's. Amver Garten near Baxlesyle visited. Misses Ula and Ora Wade, Ida Franklin, Earl ranks and Edward Wiskey guests of A. C. Nicewander family Sunday. The Bases outa and Ora Wade entertained friends at their home Saturday night. Present: Clydia pad Rinth, 3 ByTer, Idd Franklin, Barfiand, Delmer Franklin and Edward Key. Tea refreshments.
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Morthers Rogand
Rhth Avrer
Lula
Ora Wadd
Rom
Epsom
Edward Wilkey
Charles iFranklin
Jay Frankin
Susan ‘Franklin
Sunite
Michael Witkey
Henry
Thomas Main
Black School House
Tery Cents
Agnes Hackler
Alpha Br ‘Gished
Misa Minnlendley
Lyndas
Homer Thurman
Juft Resler
Homer Wade
Charle Q Tamb
Terre Haute Aparre
Amver
Ifamily
Outa
Fragmentary OCR: Health and Crime Terms
Readable fragments mention doctors and health notes alongside isolated words. The text is too incomplete to identify a clear event, person, or location.
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Hig
Quilop
Biddle
Ffittop
Mr. Robinson
Vince Stick
Washington Herald
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Ford
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Christian Science Church
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Bervicea
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Brouch
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Chriziane Entists
Pergy
Philadelphia
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Fort Meyer
Dayton
Fio
Letart
Muse’s
Botto
Belleville
W. Va
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Ie Sor
Cacti Farly Mariuage
Ratate
Fanally
Robin
Neal Kspate
Ick Trust
Durfee
Keith
James Gilley
Consolidated Fehools
Rth
Raglesville
Fred ‘ ‘Axey
Jacob Gimlen
Eyana
John Myers
Jake
Myers
Walter Tamb
Terre Haute
I ‘Maryfield
Madison
James Burriss
Art ‘Luanen
James
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Todd
Haine
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