Unsettled Tonight with Visitors From Several States
Unsettled tonight with probable thunder showers north and central sections. Friday generally fair. Mrs Dennis Kelly of Miles City Montana visits Mr and Mrs Frank Nash on Porter Syine Road. H H Potter returns from Vincennes. Dr J W Clark leaves for Portland Oregon. Mrs Fannie Neal and son Donald head to Alberta Canada for the summer. Miss Mary Sparks returns from Los Angeles. Grace McAdams of Chicago visits John Coleman. Louis Winston and Robert visit Evansville. Mr and Mrs R A Graham visit. Perry Drake returns to Sullivan area. Mrs Stewart Ridgeway visits Indianapolis. Missouri forestry notes University of Missouri lost 160 acres due to transcription error. Question arises: value of land lost for twenty years.
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Missouri Department of Forestry
University of “Missouri
United Brethren Christian Endeavor Conven tion Adjourns Tonight
The twenty second annual convention of the United Brethren Christian Endeavor societies of the Indiana conference will adjourn tonight after reports on the year’s work. Officers elected include President Rev D P McCoy Odon Vice President W H Todd Coal City Recording Secretary Miss Anna Hardy Washington Treasurer H W King Marengo Junior Superintendent Miss Jessie Hanger Educational Secretary Rev T A Garriot Odon Organist Jeanette Ward Odon Chorister Ober Brough Oakland City. Missionary work to be the closing theme with C E Spore speaking on the Seven Task Abroad and Dr D Bonebrake on How to Finish At Ty.
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United Brethren’ Christian
Indiana ‘Conference
D PL ‘McCoy
Odon
W., H. Todd
Coal City
Anna Hardy
Washington
Marengo
Jessie Hanger
T.a.garriot
Jeanette Ward
Ober Brough
Oakland ‘City
W.W. Moore
Linton
L. T. Taylor
Corydon
C. E. Spore
China
Dr. . D. Bonebrake
Local visitors and misadventures headline city notes
Halbert Summers visiting from Cumberland and Frank Kempf from Chicago. Mrs Kempf and sister plan Chicago trip via Indianapolis. Cecelia Walters injures left index finger sewing at home with a broken needle. Wayne Smith, ex Grays, now Kokomo Red Sox, visits city with a knee ligament torn, using a crutch. Hazel and Grace Brown, Robert and Clem Brown, and L G Helphenstine return from Chicago motor trip.
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Frank Kempf
Chicago
Wayne Smith
Grays
Kokomo Red Sox
Smith
Hazel
Grace Brown
Robert and
Clem Brown
L. G. Helphenstine
Wilson to defend his record in Pennsylvania speeches
President Wilson plans to campaign in Pennsylvania to counter Colonel Roosevelt’s attacks. Cabinet members and officials including Bryan Daniels Wilton Underwood are expected to join the effort, presenting support for Palmer and McCormick in the November election context.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvana
Palmer
Daniels
Girl killed in Barr Township farm accident
A ten year old girl, daughter of Daniel Carrico, of Barr township two miles southwest of Loogootee, died today after falling from a farm roller on the Carrico farm. The roller was briefly left in a corn field. the child climbed onto the seat, horses moved, she was crushed between the roller and guard, breaking her neck and bruising her body. Coroner Lett was notified and an inquest was to be held this afternoon.
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Daniel Carrico
Loogootee
Barr
Carrico
Lett
Six year old boy drowned at Vincennes river
The Wabash river claimed a victim near Vincennes as Leo Baldwin six and one half, son of traveling salesman Leo Baldwin, drowned while swimming with two other boys north of Perry street. He stepped into a hole and disappeared. the body has not been recovered.
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Wabash River
Leo Baldwin
Perry Street
Vincennes
Princeton Game Sparks Vindication and Umpire Controversy
Readers are told Princeton officials favored by an umpire sparked a dispute after a Grays vs Washington baseball game at Princeton. Deck er resident Loneman-Davis says fans will not return to the park. A public letter from Dr. Royse Davis defends the Washington side, alleging three biased calls and a forfeited 9–0 win for Washington set by a Princeton umpire three times.
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Decker
Royse Davis
Princeton “Park
Dr. Davis
Vincennes Capital
Vincennes
The
Capital
Washington
Carey
Weitzel
Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville . ‘Tk OB. Team: Aut
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J.W. Clark
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John Coleman
Migs
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Robert
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