Trains 392 393 Discontinued On Sunday In Washington
Trains 392 and 393 on the C and E I road are being dropped starting Sunday. Southbound arrival moves from 7 45 to 7 38 am and northbound from 6 59 to 6 51 pm. Messenger Faith Alva is reassigned to Washington office as wagon man with potential further runs. Cancellation gives Washington four daily passenger trains. One cancelled train left north at 6 08 am, another south in the afternoon.
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Alva
Faith
Washington
Weshinctoo
Princeton Champs Defeat Evansville Athletics Eleven Inning Showdown
The Princeton Champs defeated the Evansville Athletics 6 to 4 in eleven innings at Princeton Sunders afternoon. Bus Mayer scored the winning run after a single, advancing on an error and scoring on a Pierce hit. Johnson and Big Six pitched for Princeton. Prolse pitched for Evansville.
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Princeton Champs
Evansville Athletics
Princeton Sunder
Mayer
Pierce
Johnson
Big Six
Princeton
Prolse
Athletics
No Hit Game Sealed by Lawrenceville Victory
McDevitt pitched a no hit no run game at Lawrenceville Illinois as the finals club defeated Bicknell 4 to 0. Taylor of Bicknell allowed only four hits in a strong losing effort.
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McDevitt
Lawrenceville
Bicknell Eagles
Taylor
Bicknell
Drift Toward Republicans Seen in Indiana Primaries
Hays, Republican state chairman, says primary results show a strong GOP drift in Indiana across counties including Lake, St. Joseph, Allen, Marion, Henry, Randolph, Vigo, Lawrence and Vanderburgh. He notes Republican gains and Democratic losses since 1912, with progressives rejoining the party and Democratic tariff concerns fueling discontent.
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WH -H. Hays
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Lake
St. Joseph
Allen
Marion
Henry
Randolph
Vigo
Lawrence
Vanderburg
Repub-Ican
Lake County
Gary
Lawrence County
Republican
Progressive Party
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
Indiana's Constitution Debate At Indiana University Conference
A conference at Indiana University debates whether Indiana should adopt a new constitution. Proponents cite outdated limits while defenders argue the current basic law is sound and capable of progressive changes without a constitutional convention. The article labels socialism as a driver behind calls for change and warns of higher costs and expanded government if a new charter is adopted.
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Belno
Indiana University
Indiana
Banner of Progress
Serrit
Rural church holds landmark rod letters day
Sunday marked a significant event at the Moody Street Methodist Church with three or four dozen attendees for a basket dinner and community gathering. The day stood out in local religious life as a notable church milestone.
Sister Olive Lewis Dies in Wilkes-Barre Home
A telegram reported the death of Miss Olive Lewis at her Wilkes-Barre residence. Mrs Margie Leverette, a Washington pianist, received the notice believing illness was sudden. Miss Lewis was thirty and had years earlier visited Washington.
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Olive Lewis
Wilkesbarre
Margie Leverette
Washington
Leverette
Aliss Lewis
Baptisms at White River Mark Large Sunday Event
About 1,000 people witnessed immersion of thirty candidates along the White river as Rev P S May led the baptisms. May has baptized ninety one candidates in recent weeks as pastor of the Washington circuit.
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White River
I.amersed
P. S. May
Mr. May
Washington Circuit
M. E
Mrs Marsh to wed ex husband finalizing Chicago remarriage
Henry Marsh once a B&O South Western foreman vanished years ago after moving from Washington to Marshalltown Iowa then Chicago. His divorce from Mrs. Marsh was granted in Daviess court after a long separation and search. Relatives later located Marsh in Chicago and he resumed correspondence with his former wife. Mrs. Marsh and two children left for Chicago to remarry him, expected today or tomorrow.
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Marsh
Washington
Marshalltown
Iowa
Chicago
Miss Smiley Remembered by Women of Church
The women of the First U. B. church held a linen shower for Miss Kizzie Smiley at Mrs. George Nold’s home on Herron street Friday evening. Miss Smiley, an ordained deaconess, will wed Charles T. Walker of this city who studies at the U. S. Seminary in Dayton Ohio, with the ceremony planned in town.
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First U. B. Church
George Nold
Herron Street
Kizzie Smiley
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism with Chamberlain Liniment
A brief reminiscence advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy to rid rheumatism. The note urges prompt use and mentions the product brand and a generic city location, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear in details.
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Chamberlain
W. A
Brites
Constitutional Convention Talk In Indiana Faces Divided Support
Discussion at Bloomington under Indiana University auspices reveals no organized push for a new constitution beyond suffrage and prohibition factions. Republicans split, with Beveridge allies and progressives backing a call, while courts may block or delay a convention. Officials debate whether a simple majority of votes suffices to call a convention, risking defeat if the broader standard is used.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Indiana University
Charles G. Sefrit
Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Tae
Vincennes Week of Festival Aims to Attract Washington Visitors
Washington mayor John W. McCarty leads a campaign to bring half of Daviess county to Vincennes for the mid summer festival and Fourth of July. A Washington delegation including a band and decorated cars is expected, with at least 1000 residents planning to attend. Local business leaders pledge support and coverage from The Herald and its editor Backes.
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John W. McCarty
Washington
Daviess County
Vincennes
McCart
Ee ‘McCarty
Billy” Meredith
John T
Arris
The
Herald and
Aft
Backes
Dellocrat
Tramps Open Fire On Railroad Officer During Confrontation
Two tramps Lashbrook and Alfred Webb fired at B all O Southwestern officer after being driven from a train in the local shop yards. Police report the pair were arrested near Vincennes and jailed for local railroad authorities action.
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Charles T. Capehart
Whitey
Mr. Capehart
Wash- Inston
Lashbrook
Alfred Webb
Vincennes
Collins Produce Company
Anxious over Elnora Bridge project in Daviess County
Daviess County officials and the county commissioners await progress on the Elnora bridge over White River. County Attorney A H Greenwood has consulted Hugh Barr Knox County attorney to urge action. Commissioners appear in no hurry, noting other bridges demand attention.
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Bicknell Herald-News
Daviess County
Elnora
White River
A. H. Greenwood
Daviess
Hugh Barr
Knox
Vincennes saloon keeper Jethro Utt commits suicide
Jethro Utt aged 56, a retired Vincennes saloon keeper, shot himself in the right temple Tuesday morning after learning his wife’s health had not greatly improved. He was found sitting with the revolver in his hands near the Marsh concrete works road shed, after walking from his home. Mrs Utt hurried to Vincennes by car.
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Washington
Jethro Utt
Vincennes
Utt
Mr. Att
Marsh Concrete Works
Cathanette Road
Calics and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Reader
A reader from Stewart endorses Chanzerlain's Calic for diarrhoea and stomach upset. The claimant recommends it to friends and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chanzherlain
K. N. Galloway
Stewart
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