Three Steele township men jailed after assault scare
Dr C P Scudder, on East Second Street Thursday night, avoided a confrontation with three Steele township men who mistook him for a troublemaker after the Homer Lamb incident. Police arrested the trio, Dawson and others, for carrying a weapon and related offences. fines totaled $26 for Dawson and the Lambs each paid $1.
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C. P. Scudder
East Second Street
Lpr. C. P
Pat Eolley
Homer Lamb
Dr. Scudder
Meridian Street
Schmidt Drug Store
Charles Naylor
Spink Mill
Goldie Lamb
Thomas Dawson
Steele Townit
Steele
Scudder
Trip
Dawson
Lambs
Trip to the Southwest Returns From Month Long Visit
Mr and Mrs Gus Farrell and their daughter Miss Helen returned Thursday evening from a month long trip to the Southwest, concluding their travels with remarks on the warm reception and scenery encountered.
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Lar
Gus Farrell
Helen
Trip Through the Southwest Ends in Matamoros Visit
A group traveled through the Southwest visiting St Louis Mo Fort Worth Corpus Christi Browns ville Texas and Matamoros Old Mexico for a week They spent Thanksgiving with Shaw brothers near Fort Worth longtime Daviess county residents who own a dairy with 1150 cows They met Frank Montgomery son of John D Montgomery a Texas tel egraph operator and enjoyed hunting in Matamoros where wild game includes turkey geese ducks and a small black bear
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St. Louis
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Brownsvile
Texas
Matamoros
Old Mexico
Shaw Brothers
Daviess County
Joseph, Farrell
Handley
Frank Montgomery
John, D. Montgomery
Montgomery
Plans For New Baptist Church Building Discussed
The Rev M McGuire president of the building committee announces plans for a proposed new church edifice will be discussed next Sunday morning. The First Baptist church building committee will present a sketch prepared by architects for approval modification or rejection at services next Sunday morning. All interested are urged to attend to hear the report and consider the plan.
Sermon Notes Fire and Hell Insight at St John’s Advent Service
The Rev. Co of Hody delivers the fourth Advent sermon at St John’s on Hell. He argues that only the righteous gain eternal reward and that true punishment stems from eternal remorse for living without God.
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Hody
1St. John's
Hell
Heaven On Earth
Hunting in Reeve Township Sees Political Echoes
Arthur Schmidt and Howard Stewart hunted with Wait Gootee in Reeve township on Thursday. The passage notes the town buzz and the spread of bounty job chatter, claiming every resident has the candidate habit as reflected by large county payrolls.
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Arthur’ Schmidt
Howard Stewart
Wait Gootee
Reeve
Reeve Township
Walnut Street Euchre Club Honors Members at Home
Mr and Mrs John Herr hosted the Walnut Street Euchre Club Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Joseph B Moorman and Afr John Campbell.
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John Herr
Walnut Street - Euchre
Joseph
B. Moorman
John Campbell
Blushing Bride Of Forty In Fortunes Court
The circuit court witnessed the marriage of Butcher, forty four, to a much older and experienced bride in a morning ceremony. Judge Hjounbhas, Mayor Russell, and Clerk Wallace attended as the couple answered questions on the marriage license. The groom showed nerves but remained steady, while the bride appeared confident. The question on the means of support was referred to the court after the groom sought time.
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Circuit Court
Raog
Mirsh Putcher
Hjounbhas
Brit ‘Fitzgerald
Caloe
Wallace
Russell
Butchek
Father Grimly Ill Sparks Family Troupe News
A vague note reports a father seriously ill prompting family gatherings. No clear names or places are given due to fragmented OCR text. Further readable details are unavailable in the surviving line.
Ear of Gorn Worth Eight Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
An Indiana exhibitor, Ali Franklin, displays an ear of corn valued at 8250 dollars, with 1250 kernels worth 20 cents each. The specimen, shown at the Corn Exposition in Chicago, is claimed to be the finest ear in the world.
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Ali Franklin
Indiana
Love
Prize Ear of Corn Wins Auction Return Buyback
The article describes Mr. Clore's near auction win of a prize ear of corn valued around 250 dollars. It notes the ear’s small size of about twenty three units, uniform kernels, and flawless evenness as the judge of the prize. The tale ends with the ear returning to Clore after spirited bidding.
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Clore
Ohlesia
Cobr
Jury Awards Nora Potts Five Dollars in Personal Injury Case
A circuit court jury awarded Mrs Nora Potts nominal damages of five dollars in her case against John Jerger for an assault. The jury returned its verdict around Thursday afternoon and Jerger was ordered to pay the trial costs.
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Nora Potts
John Jerg Jerger
Still Searching for Body in White River
Five year prison and a fine of $1000 were given for wife beating. Coroner 3B ham failed to hire a professional diver to locate William Maher’s body in White River below Maysville after a telephonic inquiry to Evansville.
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William Maher
White River
Maysville
Ham
Evansville
New York
Indiana Democrats Align Behind Stokes Jackson for State Chair
Thomas Taggart met Indiana Democratic lieutenants in Indianapolis to discuss party leadership as Jackson of Greenfield is backed by Taggart’s circle for state chair. Delegates in the Second district convene January 2 at Linton with Gore of Oklahoma invited to speak.
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Jackson
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Ind
Linton
Gore
Oklahoma
John W
Michael Foleys
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Nugent Emerges as Likely Second District Chair Pick
The Greene County edition of The Citizen reports Auditor Thomas Nugent, allied with no strong Chaney ties, gaining favorable support to become the Republican Second district chairman. Nugent, an active Washington worker, announced his candidacy and campaigned across the district, starting in Linton amid local GOP leadership.
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Greene County
Thomas Nugent
Nugent
Chaney
Tom Nugent
Washington
Rakse
Lodgecree Tribune
Daviess County
Indiana
Joseph Barr
Judge Landis Rules On Yatel's Drink Business
Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis in Indianapolis says Yatel operated a turnstile for people seeking drinks. The remarks characterize the venture as a bottleneck for patrons and highlight enforcement concerns in a period of liquor control.
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Landis
Yatel
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Indianapolis
Gypsies Case Ends as Girl Returns to Fathers
Marie Thompson, a sixteen year old taken from a gypsy camp on a habeas corpus writ, is delivered to her parents Antonio Thompson and wife of Los Angeles, Cal., by Judge McElhinney. Gypsy camp members say they did not seek to keep her. Parents arrested on charge of selling daughter into slavery after Peter Adams claims he paid $500 for her.
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St. Louia
Marie Thompson
Clayton Clicuit
Antonio Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
McElhinney
Antonilo Thompson
Peter Adams
Thompson
Boris
Marie
Crown Prince of Korea Leaves Seoul for Japan
The crown prince and his entourage depart Seoul for Japan with Prince Ito, amid popular enthusiasm. Koreans largely approve the visit as a step toward the crown prince continuing his education.
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Seoul
Korea
Suite
Ito
Japan
Apain
Washington Boy Injured in Peculiar Foot Accident
A Washington boy suffers an unusual accident while heading to work when a heavy stone strikes his foot. The incident prompted medical attention and a local report noted the injury's odd nature.
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Inuti
Washington
Steve Reister Loses Eye After Thanksgiving Hunt
Steve Reister, son of Philip Reister of this city, lost sight in his right eye after a shotgun discharged during a Thanksgiving Day hunt near Linton. Two pellets damaged the eye, which doctors planned to remove soon. Also injured were Andrew Epler and Hart, with Epler’s foot severely mashed while working at Wheatland mines and Hart suffering a broken toe. John Lyban sprained an ankle in the Walnut street school yard.
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Hart
John Lyban
J. W. Lyban
West Main Street
Walnut Street
Hoela
Steve Reister
Linton
Reister
Philip Relater
Mr and Mrs Gordon Host Street Euchre Club Night
Mr and Mrs James Gordon entertained the Herron Street Euchre club Thursday evening. Favors were awarded to Mrs Frank a seed and to Frank Matters.
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James Gordon
Herron ‘Street’ Euchre Club
Frank
B. Smith
Frank Matters
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