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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1909

Page

7

Sign Language Rules Aid Kansas Drink Seeking

An eastern man in a Kansas town learns drink and cigarette signs used to signal vendors during prohibition era. The piece lists common signals for beer whisky gin and cigarettes, with humorous anecdotes of misread meanings and a noted wedding of Miss Irma Orphin Calamara and Signora Creatore accompanied by Italian music.

Topeka Kansas Angers Ricky Patsy Con“nor Mme Signora Creatores Irma Orphin Calamara Justice Teagan Mme. Calamara Angelo Calendo Creatore

Italian bandmaster Creatore bows at Wayne Casino

Detroit audience heard Frances Creatore, a young Italian bandmaster, bow to listeners a week earlier at Wayne Casino as part of a short order platter.

Detroit Frances ‘Creatore Wayne Casino

Steel interests near purchase of Southern Indiana coal fields

Terre Haute Oct 6 The mystery surrounding John R Walsh’s Southern Indiana holdings centers on United States Steel seeking the property rather than J J Hill. H C Frick is expanding coal fields along the Indiana Illinois line and a 14 mile branch from St Bernice to south of Clinton is planned to serve the trust’s coal fields. The Gary area demand looms large and quarries and flax stone are being repurposed for furnaces.

Terre Haute John R. Walsh Indiana J.J. Hill United States Steel Company H. C. Frick Danville Ill Chicago Illinois Bedford Walsh Dering Company Frick St. Bernice Clinton Ind Trust

Elks appoint district deputy for southern Indiana

Princeton update reports C. A. Shubart of Princeton named district deputy for the south half of Indiana. The appointment covers twenty three lodges and marks Shubart's three year term as exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge.

Princeton C. A. Shubart Lodge of Elks Indiana

Four Generations Fight Over Custody of Charles Moltner

In Evansville four generations contest custody of three year old Charles Moltner. In habeas corpus proceedings the mother Clara Fein asks to remove the child from his grandmother Amelia Allis. The dispute began when Charles lived with great grandmother Emma Cole and led to a trespass charge against Mrs. Fenn in city court last week.

Evansville Charles Moltner Clara Fein Charles Amelia Allis Fenn Emma Cole

Big Gains in Banks Signal Prosperity Statewide

The State Auditor reports 2000 private banks show total resources of 28.77 million dollars, up 2.6 million from February. Deposits rise 2.385 million, loans up 1.553 million, and available cash up 904,900, indicating broad economic strength despite February–September condition differences.

Office of the Auditor of States L. A State Examiner

Colonel Lewis Brooks of Wildwood Farm in Martin County

Colonel Lewis Brooks a Civil War veteran and longtime Martin County figure visited the city. Known for his service as county treasurer when the county had no vault he often guarded funds overnight. He remains active in Republican politics and farms breeding livestock and experimenting with farm products.

Lewis Brooks Wild

October Markets Signal Fresh Fall Produce Rush

Market reports from Columbus Indiana on October 6 describe brisk arrivals of cabbage pumpkins sweet potatoes and apples with prices noted. Ironically Alonzo Fable currently jailed for assault and battery with intent to murder claimed an accidental discharge when the revolver hammer snagged on a cigarette pouch.

Kraut Deason Columbus Ind Alonzo Monroe Berry

Licenses at stake as county hosts six applicants

Vincennes reports six liquor license applicants including Nicholas Hulen and Chris Ehart. Police and Taxpayers league oppose one or more could be denied. Nearby notes cover the death of Obe Strader in Greenville and a nine year old death in Linton, plus Indianapolis Sunday baseball legality questions.

Vincennes Nicholas ‘Hulen William DeJean Charles Tanquary Francis E. Murphy Chris Ehart John J. Ryan Nicholas Hulen Taxpayers’ League Ehart Washington Linton Floella Huffman Bon Ton Midland Sisson

Vincennes to Mull oil field special train eyed

reports from Vincennes indicate merchants plan a new B and O Southwestern Rail Line special between Vincennes and Mitchell similar to the oil field shuttle. Petitioning set to push officials to install the service to boost visitors and shoppers along the line.

Vincennes Watson Boards of Works B. & QO. Southwestern Railroad Mitchell Illinois Cincinnati B. & O. Southwestern

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