Librarian Helen Allen Resigns. Mary Waller Promoted
Miss Helen Allen resigns as librarian at the Carnegie Public Library. At the Monday meeting, Mary Waller, formerly assistant librarian, was chosen to fill the vacancy. Waller has recent experience in Washington and Evansville and is praised as competent and accommodating. Patrons regret Miss Allen's departure.
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Board of Review Opens Annual Session in County
The county board of review met Monday to organize for the year. Members include John L. Clark county treasurer Lew S Core county auditor W W Feagan county assessor Hugh Morgan and Howard Allison appointed by Judge Ogden Core serves as secretary. They will review assessors books and equalize assessments and stay in session twenty seven days.
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Lodges Meet and Degrees Noted in Local Fraternal Posts
Liverpool Odd Fellows meet at 7:30 PM on East Main Street with First degree work. Montgomery to confer Second degree next Tuesday. Pythexorean lodge and Wh of 2? also scheduled with Third degree. Pocahontas and K of C lodges meet at their halls tonight at 7:30 PM. A reader complains of Paradise tree blooms linked to typhoid fears and urges removal. Washington Court No. 169 Tribe of Ben Hur requests all members at Wednesday meeting for important business. Ball scorekeeper credits pitcher for two strikeouts even if third strike is dropped.
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Fragmentary electoral day report with partial results
An incomplete OCR excerpt reports scattered names and a voting total, noting a candidate receiving 200 733 votes amid garbled surrounding text. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, or full participant details, preventing a full attribution or outcome.
Knight Templar to host Commandery clash at 7:45 tonight
Hast Sunday's game notes show McAfee, a catcher, miscued three third strikes yet retired the runner with a strong throw. The scorekeeper credited the pitcher for a strike while the catcher earned an assist and the first baseman made a putout as Washington Commandery 33/ Knights Templar prepare for tonight's 7:45 contest.
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Leg Amputated To Prevent Logjaw In Indiana Child
Wheatland Indiana June 3 Ralph the eight year old son of Squire Cartig Wheeler suffered a leg injury after a fall a week earlier. Doctors feared blood poisoning and lockjaw so the limb was amputated to save the boy. The child remains resting today under care of Dr Frigge of Vincennes and local physicians.
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Nearly 900 Places: President Wilson’s Appointments Progress
Washington report details President Wilson’s rapid patronage across agencies and courts. Postmasters lead with about 640 of nearly 900 total appointments, including army and navy promotions, census directors, customs collectors, district judges, and ambassadors. Distribution by state appears uneven, reflecting a broad push to fill federal roles while avoiding political machine control.
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Boonville School Board Reelects Clarke Superintendent
Boonville Indiana officials renewed Charles E Clarke as superintendent for two years. The board also announced changes with Ray Fishers resigning while other yearing positions were filled or retained amid ongoing district operations.
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