PROGRESSIVE CONVENTION TICKET LISTS WASHINGTON TWP NAMES
A Progressive party convention tallies officers for Washington township including Representative George Hopkins Auditor William Camp Clerk Charles Sims Treasurer Jonathan Allen Sheriff Fred DeBolt Recorder Harry Van Trees Coroner R. Mitchell Surveyor Leroy James Assessor Irvin Williams and Commissioners John Scenoegie Arthur Clark with district councilmen named. The document notes opposition to mass conventions and references nominating officials and party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hopkins
Washington Township
Wiliam
Camp
Charles B. Sims
Elmore Township
Jonathan Allen
Reeve
Fred DeBolt
Bogard Township
Harry van Trees
R. 8
Mitchell
Leroy James
Irvin Williams
John Scenoegie
Arthur Clark
Harrison
Lowrey Cooper
Madison
Pat Malloy
Lee
Hamersiy
Washington
R. W. MecCallian
David Thornburg
Trnae
Oxman
Grey team rise sparks new life for fans and management
A concise note highlights a Grey team’s emergence energizing supporters and club leadership, signaling a fresh era and renewed confidence in future performances.
Washington Greys Seek Strong Season at Woodlawn
A preview of Washington Greys prospects notes Hicks as captain, with a strong infield of Hicks Dinkle Greffe Carlisle and solid outfielders Martin Cary Reynolds, plus Lovell behind the plate and Houck Black as pitchers. Sunday showcase at Woodlawn featured brisk fielding, the crowd, and hopes for a competitive season led by Mayerhoffer’s Evansville club arrival next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Washington
Greys
Woodlawn
Sundai Iy
Carlisle
Cantain Hicks
Greffe
Towa
Lovell
Terre Haute
Youck
Black
Martin Cary
Reynolds
Woodlawn Park
Plate
McCarty
Laws
Lemasters
Flack
Colts
Steffy
Roush
Tage
Yeager
Huff
Pickett
Subs
Vets
Dinkle
Noseberry
Cary
Martin
Lovel
Hull
Yensger
Houck
Lax
Grete
Rosenberry
Roseberry
Creffe
Blick
Tinkle
Guhl
Tragedy on the B&O South Western train kills Frank P. Anderson
Frank P. Anderson of this city, engineer on a Baltimore and Ohio South Western fast freight, died when the locomotive failed to keep speed and the throttle was not opened. Investigators traced blood to a water tank along the line near Carlyle, Illinois, and concluded the death was instantaneous. Anderson, born October 3 1882 in Washington, leaves a widow Jesse Coleman and two children Walter and Phyllis, plus his mother and four brothers and two sisters. He had long served the railroad, was a member of the First Christian church, and was due to join the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers tonight. The crash ended his ten years as a freight engineer after starting in local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southwestern
Frank P. Anderson
Edward Payne
Anderson Brewan
Anderson
Shattuc
Neerssary
Sandoy‘al, Minals
Sandoval
Carlyle
Youn
Carlyre
Jake J Shaw
Washington
Frank Anderson
Anna (Waller) Anderson
Jesele Coleman
Walter
Phyllis
Walter Anderson
Chariton
Iowa
Samuel Anderson
City
Zach Dunbar
Springfield
John Whitsett
Mt. Ida, Ark
First Christian Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Milnois
B. & O. Southwestern
Heidlensheimer
Vincennes
McBride
State Athletic Association
Reidlesheimer
Allen
Washington High School
Qye
Redelsheimer
MacBriib
Shank
Ballou
Egeler
Deffendall
Amble
Hartman
Ogmon
Ingraham
Smalley
Vandermark
Charles
Henry
Wi ‘Seran
Charledy
Kiefer
WFBC
F. Allen
Ambdles
Philippi
Phillippi
Osman
Umbres
Vincemen
Harte
Man
Dixon
Bundy
Egier
South Central
Loogootee Glassworkers Open Season With Win Over Bedford Red Sox
The Loogootee Glassworkers defeated the Bedford Red Sox 5 to 3 in the season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogootee Glassworkers
Bedford Red Sox
Mrs Hayes Injured in Floorboard Accident at Odon
Mrs Cora Hayes of Odon suffered painful injuries when a board in an old outbuilding floor broke through beneath her. The incident highlights unsafe flooring conditions likely to prompt local repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hayes
Odon
Chamberlain’s Tablets Restore Health for Rochester Woman
A. L. Luckie of Hast Rochester New York suffered from sick headache and despondency due to a weakened stomach. After taking Chamberlain’s Tablets she found them pleasant and effective and soon regained her former blood health. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. A. L
Montgomery notes of residents and visits
A hodgepodge of local movements lists residents traveling to Washington and nearby towns, visits by Mrs. Lewis Dant Miss Lucy Thompson and others, moves within Bluffton, and church services. It mentions Fouts preaching at the Ue Be church and various names linked to weekly social, religious, and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dant
Washington
Lucy Thompson
Laosootee
George Brummett
Rose Flint
Odon
Visting
J. C. Beadles
Bruceville
John C. Smith
John Trown
Charles Byrd
Bluffton
Byrd
W. S. Rhodes
Brick and Tile
Élla- Holtz
Kansas
Thiginas Bennett
Mies
Osig
Washington Monga
George
B. Drew
Willis
Willams
Grgman
Ee Weimer
Hobb
Carryon
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Park Gate
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