Barr Township Teen Injured in Montgomery Baseball Accident
Joseph O Neill a Barr township youth about sixteen, was hurt during a Montgomery game when a foul ball struck and fractured his nose and caused internal injuries. He and the Montgomery catcher collided while chasing the ball. medical attention followed but his condition worsened with fears of serious recovery.
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Barr Township
Montgomery
Joseph O'Neill
Biringtown
O'Neill
O'Neil
Seymour Lad Dies After Train Tragedy
Millard Bolinger, nine, of Seymour, was killed when he attempted to board an 8 O BW freight train in motion. He slipped under the wheels and was fatally mangled. A nearby box-broker witnessed the incident.
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Millard
Louis Bolinger
Seymour
8& O. BW
Brokber
Spyeare
District Meeting of Ratubone Sisters Report
Mesr. MB Waggoner traveled to Bloomington today to represent the Ratubone sisters at the district meeting. She will present on current events and work with regional members.
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Ratubone
Mes
Pockets of Heni Bayle Report on Daily Finances
The text notes various shopkeepers and workers including John Brennan, Li Stafford, Matt Gallivan, and M Az Rushban. It mentions Bayle handling money and a diligence in work, with references to vacations and a Springfield division business trip.
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Andi Rail Words
John & Brennan
Rough House
Li Stafford
Hs I Ja Vacaton
Matt Gallivan
Ablp
M Az Rushban
Springfield
Remaining events held at Northside school grounds
The inter close field meet resumed with events led by Colbert and Yeich. Halder and Colbert placed in hurdles while Colbert and Oliphast performed well in sprints. Seniors failed to reach 100 points as records fell despite heavy track conditions at the meet.
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Northside
Halder
Colbert
Oliphast
Hammler—Creager
Johnson
Coatelio
Smiley
Yeich
Yaror Dash
Tayana
Floagy
Fuo—Smail
Helder
Cétbert
Eolbert
Bas
jHe Miedo
Nts
Dubiers
Firals
Yeleb
Teamsters divided as strike halts road work in Barr township
Two of the striking teamsters returned to their stables but were blocked by fellow workers demanding higher wages. The company plans to resume grading on Friday, with applicants for replacements already showing interest. Superintendent Milton Wilson said he cannot raise wages and suggested reconsidering on Saturday night. Six of twenty miles remain to be graded.
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Barr Township
Milton Wilsop
Fragmentary Local News Snapshot
A damaged clipping reports Miss Victoria Kellett returning home from a pit with her sister Mrs W L Bennett of Washington while references to local Houston or Seymour area events and a Dr W F Clark attending a function remain unclear.
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Victoria Kellett
W.L Bennétt
Washington
Floral Ball Planned by Walsh and Barnetd at Peoples Ball
Jack Walsh and Pat Barnetd arrange a floral ball on May 20 at the Peoples Ball. It is billed as a large social event expected to attract a sizeable crowd.
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Jack Walsh
Pat Barnetd
Local City Notes and Resident Visits
Dots and dashes report Petersburg visitor on city business. Repairs listed on Gall Street and Main Street repainting. Residents Murphy and Murphy visit Plainville friends. Chas Rugeell recovering from pneumonia. L F Clark of Chicago arrives in the city. Police will Walker moves family from south side to eastland. Ian Hodger from Indianapolis visits friends. James McWilliams seen about town.
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Bergeant
Police
Will Walker
South Side
Eastland
Big 4 Meet Saturday at Vincennes
The first annual Big 4 Athletic Association meet will be held next Saturday in Vincennes with track and field events and an oratorical program. Washington and Vincennes will field competitors in readings and orations led by Clay Creager May Robinson and Elsie Forbes. Princeton will attend only in oratory and reading. Evening officials include Coffman, Liebhardt, Castleman and Purcell with rules set to start at 1 o clock and numbers required for all entrants.
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Big 4
Linter
Princeton
Evansville
Vincennes
Washington
Clay Creager
onaTo
Meep
Sissi
Lotus Coffman
Claude Liebhardt
J.C. Castleman
Harsel Smith
S Aehtogtad
Eines Stillwell
United States
Weed
Chrles A. Morgan
Liotor
May Robinson
George Rogers Clark
Geo. W. Purcell
Vingenbes
Elsie Forbes
Liston
Bert McElhinney
Priceton
Prosecution Threatens Arrest of James Cullop
Vincennes reports indicate ex trustee James E Cullop, once short about 14000, may be arrested upon return. Bondsmen paid 2100 to settle, Cullop disappeared weeks ago, last known in the South, a real estate agent and railroad land agent by trade.
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Vincennes
Feck
James E Cullop
Bueseron
Cullop
South
Louisville
Nahville Rrilway Company
Bridegroom Denies Theft at Cincinnati Depot
Abner A Dobbing telegraph operator from North Vernon denied robbing the Baltimore and Ohio depot in Cincinnati a week ago Sunday. Officials offered him money and resignation to drop the matter, but he refused and continues working as usual. The theft occurred Sunday morning April 30, involving $110.25. Carrie Johnson noted in the account.
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Abner. A. . Dobbing
North Vernon
Cincinnati
Mrs Edith Tolson's guest Mary Miller leaves for Bedford
Miss Mary Miller leaves at noon to visit friends and relatives in Bedford. Mrs J B Moore also departed this morning for Bedford to visit for a few days.
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Edith Tolson
Mary Miller
Bedford
Henry Marah Jr. Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
In society circles Henry Marah son of Mr and Mrs Henry Marah was surprised by thirty young friends who visited his West End home to celebrate his seventh birthday. The evening featured games and delicious refreshments.
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Hénry
Henry Marah
the Hoy
Twenty fourth marriage anniversary noted
Mr. and Mrs. Will Foudhll mark their twenty fourth wedding anniversary with a home celebration on the west 20th tonight. A large number of friends and relatives have been invited to attend.
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Will Foudhll
New Pattern Advertising Teases June Styles
An ad promotes June Patterns as the best choice for home buyers. It claims low prices and wide stock with immediate availability. It highlights variety, modern design, and guaranteed quality for fashion patterns.
Local Boys Report Poor Fishing Trip Wednesday
Afragmentary report notes Joe Alles Elmer Hastings Tota oc Billheimer and Edward fath men f ishing Wednesday catching a few fish apiece The observers mention no awake bite and limited success from the outing.
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Joe Alles
Elmer Hastings
Tota
Billheimer
Edward
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