Local Interest Items From Several Papers
A jumble of brief anecdotes and quotations notes local incidents and opinions. Stories reference a restaurant theft of 31 dollars, university president remarks on bachelors, a Peoria church preacher plan, a Terre Haute Star characterization of a minstrel, and a Princeton Tribune tech line about a B&O engineer counting trips to the moon. A Wheatland girl suffers nervous prostration after unexpected reunion with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Princeton
Tramps at Washington Arrested Over Move Refusal
Mt. Carmel Republican notes arrest of several men described as aristocratic tramps who refuse to move unless given a car. Bhoritt Fitzgerald of Davies County visited the city Saturday while pursuing a fugitive, but the search failed as the party went on a false trail.
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Washington
Mt. Carmel
Bhoritt Fitsgerald
Davies County
Justice
Shoals
Local Notices From Montgomery Area Update
Walter Tucker polumduis and John Alien moved from El nora. The son of John Shull has pneumonia. F A Dizon attended Washington. William Koipe has a severe grip. William Guy becomes Montgomery resident. Martin visits Aduard Kentucky relatives. Grandma Cahill ill and not expected to live. WJR Bell and M H Wilson traveled to Washington. Grange Grannan to Mane Held Indiana for work. Mrs Jacob Shull had a stroke. not better. Van Winkle back from Ola Arkansas. country looks different. Awstit Sharam ill but improving. Mrs John Parker and Mrs Kelly traveled to Washington for dental work. Remains of Mrs James Disser of Trenton NL arrived for burial. Obet Perkins left for Nederland Colorado for brother Robert Perkins funeral. Robert died of pneumonia. He was son of Mr and Mrs J W Perkins of Montgomery.
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William Koipe
William Guy
Montgomery
D.C
Martin
Aduard
Grandma Cahill
M. H. Wilson
Perkins
Nederland
Colorado
Robert Perkins
Mira
J. W. Perkins
Local business visitors from Washington and nearby towns
Plainville N G Barnes and W B Myers visited Elnora on business. F E Littell, A G Faith, Wm Beck and Elbert McKernan traveled between Washington and Elnora for errands. Nora Osmon and Helen Fish visited relatives in Washington. Mr and Mrs W Murphy spent Sunday with relatives in Elnora. Andrew Myers and D O McKittrick made trips for business.
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N. G. Barnes
Elnora
F. E. Littell
Washington
A. G. Faith
W. B. Myers
Andrew Myers
Epsom
R. A. Chattin
Obas
Wells
D.O. McKittrick
Wm. Beck
Helen Fish
Edwardayott
W. Murphy
Nora Osmon
Elbert McKernan
T.D. Simp
Ana G. A. Baight
Emma McQown
Etpora
Wae
Din
Gr. Danner
Saf ‘Einate
Wads
Washington relatives attend Sunday events
The notice lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Washington on Sunday. Names include Mr and Mrs Arthur Fedaler, James Wistmin, Wim Carpenter, Mrs Ezra Mattingly and son George, Maud Littell and Ethel Littell, Nora Stanley, Chas Singleton, and Mrs John Crebraner. Commissioner W F Killion is ill in bed, and Geo McBride, Wm Killion, J E Hush, W H Peters, L S Stanley, and Obaz Wayman were in Washington on business Saturday.
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Ezra Mattingly
George
Berg
Tueeday
James Mattingly
A. M. ‘Tarr
C.L. Danner
Washington
Masace Maud
Ethel’ Littell
Nora Stanley
John, Geld
Heltonville
Chas. Singleton
John ‘Crebraner
Sanday
W. F. Killion
Picaly
Geo, McBride
Wmn
Killion
E. Hush
W. ‘H. Peters
L. S. Stanley
Obaz
Wayman
Alfordsville News In Brief Daily Notices And Visits
Local notes report Haz0 Alford visiting relatives this week in Alfordsville. George Godwin died recently, and a memorial is noted. Bazan and wife of Elnora were in for business. Dr C B Rowland travelled to Louisville on Friday. Ada Adite of Tikases visits nearby friends. A two year old child of Ella Reeves died from whooping cough. Mrs Dela Hiss fell while carrying wood and broke her arm. Dr Haran treated the injury. Perry Cochran sustained a broken toe while working at a mill two miles east. fever followed the incident.
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Morris Wai
Arvin
Géo
Hedric
Alford
Qidon
Reles Tikea Ber
Géorge Godwin
PSM
Bazan
Elnora
C. Bi. Rowxla
Louisvilla
Ngds
al Boo Gostes
Adite
Tikases
Meyer
Pood
Gugino
Third Street
Hedrick
John Groenstaetut
Ella Reeves
Hindat
Sti Patrivis
Dela Hiss
Haran
Special Easter Opening at MacDougall for Suits and Skirts
An ad announces a special Easter opening on Monday March 6 at MacDougall featuring Easter suits skirts and jackets. Also mentions Lindeman's Pharmacy products including Rocky Mountain Tea a tonic for stomach liver and blood cleansing and a muscle building tonic.
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MacDougall
Flollister
Lindemanis Pharmacy
Indiana House approves land towns codification bill
The Indiana House passed the land towns and municipal authorities codification measure by a 58 to 26 vote, sending it to the Senate for concurrence. The bill shifts terms for current officials and extends several municipal terms, affecting Indianapolis and Port Wayne under special charters. adoption would place the bill into law and trigger broader district redistricting.
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Indianapolis
March
House
Codification Commission
Renard
Senate
Acd
Ghd
Faye Junety
Dataet
Aitaa
Verity
Gon Nto
DWT
Brifle Trust
Standardan Company
United States
United States Stgel Company Wold
Renatees
Governor's Firm Hand in Indiana Lawmaking Close Race
Indianapolis March 3. Glovers Bor Hanly pushes a handful of bills through the final session days. He lobbies Speaker Cantwell to act on measures he deems crucial while lawmakers fear many pased bills will die without action. The governor backs a speed limit proposal and other revisions, aiming to curb imprudent bills before adjournment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Glovers Bor Hanly
Aleohost
Hiss Alfies
Cap Twell
Sy Aker
Questioning Walter Brown in Goshen deposition at Fort Leavenworth
In an ugly mood during deposition, Walter Brown, Elkhart bank wracker, refused cross-examination questions. He answered examination questions but declined cross questions, claiming he would respond after leaving prison. He attacked attorneys for the National Manufacturing Company's plant framing his case.
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Goshen
Ind
Walter Brown
Elkhart Bank
Fort Leavenworth
Sete
National’ Manufacturing Company
Merchant Prince Breaks Leg In Walk On Day
Marshall Field, a Chicago merchant, is confined to his house with a broken leg after a fan incident during a day walk. A month may pass before he can walk again. California politics advance as the Espys bill to restrict horse betting passes the assembly 40 to 20. The Ratlon anti prize fight bill moves forward in recon split 25 to 11. Despondent girl Bertha Grimm, 17, of Wabash Indiana, attempts suicide with carbolic acid saying she is tired of life.
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Merchant Prince
Chicago
Marshall Field
Sacramento
Cal
Mareh
Assembly
Shas
Wabash
Indiana
Hiss Bertha Grimm
Jacob H. Grimm
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Walter Tucker
John Alien
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