Indicted Marion County men named in grand jury list
A Marion County Grand Jury indicted 128 men on election fraud charges and listed their occupations and affiliations with various political groups. The long roster includes mayors, police, bartenders, inspectors, primary board members, precinct committeemen, engineers, and city workers with ties to Democratic, Republican, and Progressive organizations. Names such as Joseph Bell, William F. Brown, John Banks, Charles Coval, Michael Glenn, Patrick Roche, and many others appear among inspectors, challengers, clerks, and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘County
James Anderson
Po- Neeman
Robert Anderson
Herman
Adams
Dennis
JS. Bish
Robert W. Board
Joseph &. Bell
John Banks
Frey E. Barrett
Frank P. Baker
William T. Brown
John Barrett
Thomas E. Barnaby
Charles Brinkley
City Asphalt Plant
Martin Brinkley
Max Bowen
Theodore Barnaby
Willian Beal
Hay Bowder
Thomas Barzett
Toseph “Caldwell
Karl Cliforna
Charles Coval
William E. Claner
Board
of Safety
Samuel 4. Caraway
John Cambron
Hugh Costello
Earl Case
Frederick Cochran
Martin J. Cain
I Tom ‘Donnelly
Michael F. Dalton
John Delaney
John M. Dunn
Court House
John C. Dooley
Thomas Digan
Om , Co
C. Edwards
John Fllascamp
William Fahay
George Fahrbach
Mickey Ford
Wallace
Finley
Wesrc
City Asphalt Department
LeRoy L. Farmey
John Fry
James Gibson
Charles Gibbs
Patrick Glenn
Michael Glenn
Allen Garnett
Emil Glaser
Red Kerrigan
Jase Kimmel
van Kissel
William Kissell
George Wilinger
Burt Lynch
City Ensineering
John Laffey
Lewis Marsh
First Ward
James A. Lucas
Edward A. Lyons
John W. Lee
James Meskill
Manker
S. Department
Oscar A. “Merrill
Ben Moses
Robert Meétzzer
Newma
Board of Public Safety
Petey Miller
Robert Murphy
Maurics Murphy
Joseph C. Manning
William A. MlcConnell
Vepes
John O’connor
Michgal O'Connor
William O'Gara
S’ Department
Aexandér Pope
Edward O'Leary
William Payne
Samuel V. Perrott
Nolice
Hubert $ . Riley
Para
Mikel McCarty
Charlies Roth
James Rachford
Donn
M. Roberts
Terre Ywaute
Frank S. Roberts
Patrikk Roche
Ploy¢ Predenbach
John Reider
Carpenter
Grattin Walker
Larry Woodson
Clarenee Winkles
Reorte Winkles
Young Hamersly joins Hamersly store as ad manager
Leslie Hamersly, son of L D Hamersly of the Hamersly store, has graduated from Washington high school and becomes window trainer and advertising manager. He plans to feature home trading and Lincoln imagery in local ads while drawing on prior school newspaper experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Hamersly
L D. Hanersly
Hamersly
Wito
Washington High School
Trai Mer
Young Hamersly
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Hessian Fly Threat Prompts Local Farmers Plan
A column urges widespread action against the Hessian fly in wheat fields. It calls for Hessian fly committees in every neighborhood, deep plowing after harvest, and school involvement to detect and report the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Forsythe Plans Summer Postmaster Touring Trip
Postmaster Forsythe arranges affairs for two summer journeys in a large touring car. He will travel with a camping outfit for his family and visit places including Foapsy ties touch Fitts burgh Washington City New York and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Forsythé
Fragments Describe Crop Value by Plowed Acre
A damaged fragment notes July and September plowing values. It compares three acres plowed in July to five acres plowed in September, implying differing yields or worth under similar conditions. The text is incomplete but hints at harvest readiness and cost variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Miss Finnie Robinson Credits Tanlad with Recovery
Louisville June 24 Miss Finnie T Robinson of Robinson and Biotver milliners at 1628 West par is Avenue says Tanlad restored her health after failed remedies. She recovered energy appetite and sleep improved circulation headaches and nerves, and endorses Tanlad as peerless for fatigue and rheumatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousville
Finnie
T. Robinson
Robinson & Biotver
Paris Tre
Tata
Tevet
Loge Initiation Details For Royal Neighbors District Meet
Initiation for the Royal Neighbors is led by a loyal staff with a large turnout expected from eight counties. The district convention opens at P Wall building at 1 30 this afternoon with an address by Mayor J W Mcarty and a response by Foa Childs. A school of instruction on ritualistic work will be led by state organizer Mrs Hex Winkle and supreme auditor Mrs Fannie Vork, followed by evening sessions and the usual opening exercises and music by the junior orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fesree
Jonvention
P. Wall
Schoo
J. W. Mefarty
Foa Childs
Board of Supreme Managers
Hexwinkle
Fannie Vork
Motion Denied in Charles iRecker Case by NY Court of Appeals
The New York Court of Appeals denied Charles iRecker’s motion for a second argument and affirmation of a prior death decision involving Deiter, on a Friday ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles iRecker
Deiter
New York ‘Court. of Appeals
Advertised Letters and Local Notices at Washington Post Office
Lists of uncalled letters for the week ending June 16 at the Washington post office. names include Bennett Harry Wheeler George Sherman. Also includes a generic insurance advertisement urging purchase of Chamterlain Toile and other products, with claims of reliability and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Thiana, Pos
Bennett
Harry Wheeler
George Sherman
Bi Forsythe
Greys Fall Short Against Champs in Slugfest
Washington Greys were defeated 7 to 4 at Lafayette Park in Princeton Sunday afternoon as Champs offense broke through late. Nicholson started on mound for Greys with Houck and Perdue mixing in. Bridges and Ganley led the Grey bats while Johnson and Ganley produced the key hits for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GREYS
Champs
Washington Greys
Princeton
Clamps
Lafayette
Crossronds
Wazelton
Deidzes
Honek
Wible
Hagferty
Gauley
Bridges
Haggerty
Young Hill
Johnson
Houck
Hatferty
Gibson
Meyerhoff
Ginson
Nicholson
Terre Haute Eagles
Andy
Congréss
Ghtson
Alvin Hickks
Jumson
Tipton
Hicks
Brown
Planque
William Jennings. Bryan
St An
Wrights
Nadarmel
Armeu
Perdue
Johpedt
Sone
Haig
Praegion
Woodlawn
Ganley
Tasper
Pratatore
Hat
Hurley
Wihle
Hie
Sun Field
Hill
White Sox
Davidson
Kievg
Woodleyn
Affdy Johnson
Champs Organization
Baker
Weible
Hagerty
Budke
Hoggk
Nab Johnson
Aig
Weitzel
Peters
Jennings
Nicholso
Weibel
Hegerty
Pierce Sk
Kleng
Mayer
Weikle
Gante
Peter
Wélble
Hais
Gres
Perdic
Pierce
Kleug
Hair
Jing
Grega
Taserio
Johanon
Ore Vity
Wiehth
Moton
Hale
Ganley Budke
Klese
Perdie
Sahler
Hazerty
Hii
J M Davis Retires After Crops Report on Southern Indiana Illinois
J M Davis general manager of the B and O South Western and the C H and T Railroads retires to Cincinnati after a tour reporting crop conditions in southern Indiana and southern Illinois. He notes three years of poor yields due to rains but predicts a bumper crop for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davis
South- Western
Cincinnati
Indiana
Illinois
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Marion
Ter
Lawrence Hartsell
Bievereman
Nelson Huthes
Irvine Hardy
James Herarty
City Hall
Martin Hulse
Henry Helfrich
George Harter
City Hospital
Robert Henderson
Terre Haute
Charles Hunter
Michael Hines
John Hiszing
Jacob H. Hilkene
Nelson Hyde
Cris Iverson
Frank Johnson
Taylor Jackson
New
Ad” Man
Venetus
Hamersily
Te Hicago Grain Exchange
Mis
Robinson
Tanta
Arrifcea
Firman Rodarmels
Rongrel
Secrtary
Uattine
Heig
Wille
Short
Verduceth
Ridges
Nichollson
Young Nit
Hackston
Rodarmel
Rrevs
Tinerton
Greve
Badfield
Pipton
Baig
Ani
Tha
York Ste
Hess
Flaisa
Keen
Vincenne
Ueky
Whativas
Jtouck
Anohnson
Jaaner
Rapyiad
Jo ‘Greys
Koy
Héan
Fidence
Fred Ewing
Roy King
Broadengé
Wheeler
Ewing
Del
Agen
Thany
Hough
Washingtons
Hatatintley
Mayer Gotiih
Jhanasisal
Betire
Kleweg
Pfohl
Snider
LW Gift
Ealls
An- Haggerty
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