Burglars Scared Away From North Side Homes
A couple of amateur burglars attempted to enter two North Side homes, Bruce Overton and J L Parker, late Sunday night. Mrs Overton fired a warning shot from the back door, scaring them away as they fled over a back fence. At Parker’s home, a board was thrown and a warning shout was heard, but no entry was made.
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Bruce Overton
JL. Parker
Mme Overton
Houan
Stevie
Dourt
Overton
J. L. Parker
Charles Parker
J. L. Parks Vy
Hew assistant placed at Vincennes in early mass notes
The Rev. Father James Gregoire, stationed at Vincennes, celebrated his first priestly Mass. Father Vollmer presented Father Vollmer in celebrating the first mass recently, and Thomas Taft has returned from a short stay in Indianapolis.
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Vincennes
James Gregoire
Vincennesse
Abelntant
Gregoire Lg
Theodore Voll
Father Vollmer
Ee ‘Thomas Taft
Indianapolis
June Sale of Undermuslins in Washington Offers Special Prices
The Washington warehouse promotes a sale of women unders garments including corset covers gowns shirts and night gowns. It highlights hundreds of white garments at low prices during the annual event with several items listed as very special values.
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Washington
Drawers and Muslin lingerie offered at cut prices
A fragment describes codobrie drawers and 75 cent muslin garments with trim of fine German val lace and shadow embroidery. The listing notes a sale price and mentions beading and a bold headpiece, indicating a bargain sale on undergarments and fine lace items.
Night Gowns at Exceptional Values
Night gowns described as Cambric sid Najespok gowns with lace embroidery trim. Priced at 98 cents, offered as exceptionally low values, with two price points 1.48 and 1.25 mentioned in reference to related items.
Carnival Opens With Clear Skies After Rain Delay
Main Street carnival features The Outlaw show Alps Lire gab and more along several blocks. The Castle circus dominates near the library. Cosmopolitan band played last night as crowds filled streets awaiting rides and performances. The M W A set up on Muln iirert to join in the festive spirit.
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Noan
Devil Myern
London
Devil
Myers
Special policemen for carnival week named
Chief of police Olive Corning appointed four men to assist the regular force for carnival crowds. Herb Ruzan Charles Boston Ed Bales and A J Elfis were chosen with Elijah Gregory to guard the Kiefer saloon. The appointees are entrusted with city safety for the week.
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Bolle
Olive Corning
Herb Ruzan
Charles Boston
Ed Bales
Elfis
Elijah Gregory
Lennie Kiefer
River Pollen
Chief Corning
Kiefer
Governor Marshall Won't Force Strike Settlement
The Indianapolis Star reports Governor Marshall will not attempt to force a settlement of the Evansville strike dispute. He stated Monday he would not press a settlement, and mentioned plans to pursue arbitration between the Evansville Traction Company and the striking workers.
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Indianapolis Star
Marshall
Evansville
Evansville Traction Company
Gifts of Distinction at Jepson's
Gift shop highlighting Sterling Silver Cot Glass and Handpainted Chinaware in new designs. Promotes high quality from the House of Jepson with a wide range of wares from flower vases to table service. Invites viewing and selection in Washington and nearby.
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Jepson’s
Jase
House of
Jepaon
Washington
Jepsom
Derailed Message Shows Fragmented Efforts At Signal
A garbled report outlines a disrupted sequence of attention and forms, mentioning characters Cunmcein and Chars F. and a revived condition. The text hints at preserved rain, revised timing, and stalled progress, with scattered references to locations and individuals.
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Hilts
Boy Loses Fingers After Playing with Dynamite
A Bloomington youth suffered the loss of several fingers after handling dynamite caps found in his pockets. He visited local road builders Campbell and Dobbin’s camp west of the city, then tried to open a cap with a pin, mangling his hand and necessitating amputation of the fingers.
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Bloomington
Innegel
Hoyner
David Crafton
Campbell
Dobbin
Bedford Mystery: Missing Gear Revealed in Depert Case
Fragmentary text reports a Bedford case where a missing gear mystery is explained. The note mentions a search, a discovery of a trinket, and a resolution of a missing item with references to people and places, all in a condensed local news style.
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Bedford
Vlad
Bengotte
Yerushand
Saul
Funeral of Mrs Hs Hummer Observed by Community Ties
The funeral was held at home then at the Presbyterian church with the Methodist choir singing favorites. Floral tributes covered the casket as friends gathered. Lodge members represented the various orders she belonged to.
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Aone Meier
Washington
Ge J. Bangles
Benton
Presbyterian Church
Hanenmier
Airdorne Nightclub Show Delights Local Crowd
A crowded venue last night featured a hinge of humor and music despite damp weather. Performers included Mr and Mrs LH Crossopsin in a comedy sketch “Hur Monesmoor” with the groomers providing lively antics. Prizes for pretkings were promised for Saturday night.
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LH. Crossopsin
Corn plowed by neighbors near Edlington
Tad Columbus reports June 22 that farmer Phinp Sulbower living west of town found his neighbors plowed his corn while he was away. Sulbower was injured while fearing his wife’s illness and was unable to move. Four neighbors brought teams and finished plowing all the corn, leaving no weeds behind.
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Columbus
Tad
Phinp
Sulbower
Thia
New York
Cithe Githy
Kiste Bight
Paul Steel
Thin Chy
Erand
Gal Praj
Steet
Eilage
Amsterdam
N.Y
Mhiaman Investel
Leon Ling
William Ling
Loon Ling
Chung Sin
Leon
Aems
Elsie Sigel
Miner Dies After Accident at Hagié Coal Mine
A 11-year-old boy named John Broylly died after being crushed by machinery at the Hagié coal mine. The accident occurred Monday after noon when he entered the shar at the site, and he was found by workers. Officials say he could not be saved despite assistance.
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Einton
Ing
Wenite
Hagié
John Broylly
Dieven
Taft 10 Finish Corporation Amendment Tackle
Taft 10 Finish Corporation works on finalizing amendments under president supervision. The focus is on completing the finishing touches to the amendment as directed by senior leadership.
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Taft 10 Finish Corporation Tak
Sugel Mystery Still Unsolved in Local Case
Mystery surrounding Sugel remains unresolved as authorities recover a possible suspect’s footprint. Police say little learned from new clues found at the scene. Identified person not confirmed and no charges filed yet. Local officials urge patience while investigations continue.
Taft Aims To Finalize Tax Plan Before Thursday
Washington June 22 President Taft will oversee finishing touches on the proposed two per cent tax on corporate earnings. The draft, prepared by Roots supporters and attorney general, will be discussed at a White House conference with Wickersham and key Republicans. Changes will be made Wednesday and the measure is expected for Senate introduction Thursday. The plan covers all corporations, allows deductions for national banks, and defines net earnings closely to Interstate Commerce Commission rules.
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Washington
Taft
Atent
White House
Wickersham
Knox
Senatore Aliicek
Uring Penrose
Date
Raut
Cupital
Memjbers
Finance Committee
Root
Silent funeral and murder case shadows Chinatown aid drive
A fragmentary report describes Elsie Sigel’s murder and the subsequent funeral in Woodlawn. Relatives and Rev Fung discuss raising funds with a Chinatown aid committee, while authorities pursue the killer. A separate domestic tale mentions romantic tension and social scrutiny.
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Buriea
Woodlawn
Ted
Reginald
Theoden
Fredz Bier
Sigel
Spiston
Elsie Sigel
Chinatown
Andy
Misa Sigel
Kevaly
Tes
Fifteen year old kills three bears in daring hunt
A young boy, aged fifteen, reportedly shoots three bears in a bold hunting incident. The fragmented report from Spokannes references a youth named Guocge Kralitz, son of an unnamed parent, with details unclear but noting his trophy and odd phrases about the hunt.
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Kralitz
Nash
Brest
Farmer focus yields strong wheat outlook in Sullivan Times
The Sullivan Times reports on banker Charles L. Pill as president of a national farming group noting potential harvest gains. He mentions plans to cultivate twenty acres of wheat and meadow crops, with expectations of a big wheat yield and favorable prices. The piece emphasizes optimism in farming prospects.
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Charles L. Pill
Ational Fook
Sullivan Times
Compromise With Dishonor Debate Over Tariff Reform
Fragmented 19th century editorial voice argues against tariff reform and free trade. It denounces proposed measures as aiding manufacturers while harming farmers, calling for transparent revenue duties. The piece signals political frustration with party figures and industry influence, citing Standard Oil and centralization.
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Stebl
Standard Oil
Cobero
Watsterson
Political intrigue in mayoral race hints at candidates
Fragmented chatter describes factions aiming to back or undermine rivals for mayor. Names like Charles McMeurt, J. G. Alton, Robert Ruell, and T. D. Simp surface as potential contenders. The piece suggests a Republican contest shaping with shifting alignments and strategic hints.
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Beart
Charley Witay
Stumpp and Wong Celebrate Tin Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stumpp marked their tenth wedding anniversary at their home on Railroad Street Monday night. Relatives and friends enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and a lively evening that included gifts for Mrs. Stumpp and Mr. Stump. A note mentions a humorous payroll tease about a person named Hoever on a payroll, reflected as a quoted item from the New York Sun.
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W. G. Stumpp
William Hawkine
William Dant
Stumps
Foreclosure Petition Seeks Mill Property Reorganization
On June 22 the Commercial Bank petitions to foreclose a mortgage on the Ingleside Milling Co plant. Daniel W. Fulrenid named receiver as the mill faces halted operations and risk of insolvency due to scarce wheat and financial turmoil. Emma and Nellie Murphy return from Mitchell after a brief visit.
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Evaneyst
Tnd
Commercial Bank
Char Gilchrist
Bmer
Daniel W. Fulrenid
Ingtstetd Millings
Mog
Inglefield
Two Per Cent Tax Debate on Corporate Surplus Revenue
New York June 24 The proposal for a two percent tax on corporate surplus earnings faces strong objections from corporate interests who fear increased government supervision and a broader tax base. Critics estimate the tax could raise between 140 million and 150 million dollars, with railroads and major industries seeing dividends taxed during four-year windows of profit and loss.
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New York
Apsimp
Wx. Railroada
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacifc
Union Pacifc
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Nix
United Staten
United States
Mostrigi
A. Hee
NewhHoyh Carnival Night Promises Time of Lives
The Cosmopolitan Carnival Company of SOREL presents a carnival night with tours led by the company’s principal agent. An army courier is involved in the procession as the event unfolds, promising attendees a memorable experience.
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Acrat
Ruerta
SOREL
Courrier Boyn Eee
Prima
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Chang Sin
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Wayor
Charles Mc Meurtr
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J. G. Alton
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Whey
Alek
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TF. D. Simp
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Wong Anniversay
New Fork Sun
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Nellie Murphy
Mitchell
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Mac Dougal Store
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