Republicans Nominate a Strong City Council Ticket
The party met to nominate candidates for the city council across five wards. In the First ward Capt. John M. Lemmon won after two ballots with a majority. In the Second ward Dr. W. C. Win ten secured nomination on the first ballot, then Ed. R. Pierce won on the second. Wes Standiford in the Third ward and Luce F. Corning in the Fourth ward were named by acclamation, with Elisha Hyatt chosen in the Fifth. The ticket drew praise and fear from opponents.
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Peoples Theatre
John M. Lemmon
Clifford
Bonham
C. H. Yenne
John E. Williams
Eaat
Lemmes
Yenne
Williams
Lem
William
Lemmon
Ed. R. Pierce
C.F. Winten
W. W. Barnett
Will Hawkins
Winton
Pierce
Hawkins
Barnett
Dr. Winton
Wes Standiford
Luce’ F. Corning
Elisha Hyatt
Marriage Licenses Listed for Charles Spain and Harriette Dayton
The record shows marriage licenses issued to Charles Ss. Spain and Harriette Dayton, Charles O. Bean and Lulu D. Weather, and William Sédet and Grace Myers, with details from local officials and registrars.
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William
Grace AG Myers
Squire Kendall Tgelly
Scott
Gmbs
Lonsaiby
Juries Named and Steel Township GOP Convened
The text lists Grand and Petit jurors with names such as Henry Wood and J. Millis. It notes a large Steel township Republican convention Saturday nominating trustees, assessors, and district supervisors led by Johnny Evans Sol F. Killion and Jon Whights Wik Kiliion.
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Steele Township
Steel Township
Itekt
Johnny Evans
Sol F. Killion
Jon Whights
Miers Beats Moss in Greene County Primary
In Greene county a Saturday primary overshadowed by Moss’s decline, Miers defeats Moss and gains influence over local delegates. Miers appears set to secure statewide renomination as Monroe county and others tilt toward him, while Moss loses ground and faces a weakened path to future races.
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Greene County
William M. ‘Moss
Miers
Moss
Mien
Monroe
Martin County
Igatt
Spencer
Saldivan
Oss
Local Youth William Grossclose Dies at 16
The obituary notes William T Grossclose died yesterday in South Washington from stomach trouble at age 16. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F Grossclose. Funeral services were held at 2 o clock this afternoon. Interment followed at Veale Creek Cemetery Routt.
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William T. Grossclosé
South Washington
Veale Crebk Metery
Warren Routt
Alma
Miner Dies After Mine Explosion Accident at No 9
Celestine Vanderbreck a Cabot & Company digger at No 9 mine near South Washington was fatally injured Thursday afternoon when two blasts misfired in his room. He died at 8 15 pm after suffering severe head wounds. He was 33, survived by a wife and two sons, funeral set for Union Cemetery.
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Celestine Vanderbreck
Cabot & Company
Southashington
Vanderbreck
Tedra
South
Washington
Herry Gers
Union Cemetery
State Geologist reports abundance and coal estimates
The 4th Blatphley State Geologist’s annual report lists extensive mineral findings, coal estimates for Indiana and Illinois, and statewide production figures. It notes 300 years of geological work, 9,325 mining workers, and rising coal output with 9,489,?48 tons more than 1897, plus discussions on road design and authority to appoint local road and naming officials.
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Blatphley
Indiana
Populists Nominate Daviess County Ticket at Miner Hall
The Populists of Daviess County held a delegate convention at the miners hall on Thursday to nominate a county ticket. A fair turnout and speeches urged true Populists to support the middle-of-the-road element. Squire McFadden of Plainville chaired the meeting with Harley Snot as secretary. the ticket listed by the secretary includes Miller among others.
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Daviess County Mall
Miners’ Hall
Squire McFadden
Plainville
Meating
Harley Snot
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John ML
Sonal
Bart
J. Millis
Stedla
Henry Wood
Connaughton Wagbinkton
Bi Brewer
Reeve
John Grannen
Buta
Thomas Heffernan
Barr
James Eagle
Wastington
John W. Feagans
Wrant
John M. Ketcham
Madison
William Chattin
Stéele
Apderson Thomas
Veale
A. W. Heppingarner
Vi 'Baren
Simes H. Sullivan
Elmore
Claude Cropp
James Cavanaugh
Harrison
John
Ww. Disser
Andrew M. Daseh
William ‘Ragedale
Eantry
Sentinel
Jearry Iwater
Baywood
Dean
Eelp Reasen Steel Treight
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Tranbeers
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Tracy
Mary
Elijah
Phillip Tiller
Felix
Elix Tina
Edward M Perkins
Akester
Ncob
Gregory
An Edmundson
Susin Dunlap
Gristan Perec Ra Popo
Mortuary
Celestine Vanderbreck Meeig
Ingarner
Bogard
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Ragsdale
Harris “ County
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Wilsoh
Ha J.B. Killio
Indianapolis
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