Pupil Piano Recital At People's Hall By Mag Libbie Haskett
A road audience attended Ha Haskett's pupils piano recital at People's Hall on Thursday night. The program numbered twenty eight pieces with classical selections and strong technique. Malcolm Johnson led the finale with Rhapsody No 2, drawing praise for flawless performance by the young pianist described as small in size but big in musical effect.
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Ha. Haskett
People's Hall
Farkel
Generona
Pusifla
wes Malcolm @phnzon
Hensley Wallace
Fern McQurr
Ellesbeth Yenne
Estella Hix
Gladys Parker
Tulle Walker
Gladys Dant
Hazel Holder
Andrey Ellings
Addie Colbert
Mary Hastings
Cora Eykridge
Hi Britton
Hoyt Ingraham
Madaline Hifings
Marlon Borders
Joyce Norris
Marie Hayes
Clara Keith
Elizabeth Way
Anite Gouge Tut
Wong
Indiana Municipal League Holds Hartford City Convention
The Indiana Municipal League ended its annual session in Crawfordsville with Hartford City favored to host next year’s gathering. Hartford City received 51 votes to Washington’s 25 and Kokomo’s 10, as officers were elected including Lemuel Darion of Laporte as president, Dr. E. C. Lober of Noblesville as first vice president, Mayor James Burke of Jeffersonville as second vice president, Fred Robinson as treasurer, and James Trent as secretary. The group also moved to draft a new constitution and set July meeting dates. A delegation discussed prisoner labor payments and urban lighting benefits before Mayor Rogers of Lebanon spoke on pedestal cluster lights. Evansville group invites set for July dedication of the First District Hendricks Club headquarters, signaling a possible gubernatorial bid by Congressman Bo Hoe of Evansville.
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Crawfordhville
Ind
Hartford City
Indiana Municipal League
Lemuel Darion
Laporte
Or- 4
Kokomo
Washington
Darrow
E. C. Lober
Noblesville
James Burke
Jeffersonville
Ahd
Fred Robinson
James Trent
Scasson
Foster
Anderson
Wapes
Filta Rogers
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Minneapally
San Francissco
Evansville
Hendricks Club
Evanswills
Bo#hoe
Woman Arrested on Petit Larceny Charge
Indiana Helton of West Seventeenth Street was arrested Thursday afternoon on petit larceny charges. An affiant described a woman selling corsets in the city, hiring a room at the Helton home, and claiming clothing went missing after moving them. Helton pleaded not guilty. the case was settled in Mayor McCarty's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Helton
West Seventeenth Street
Helton
Two Year Drought Ends at Lineal Neb Opening
A two year drought relief opening ceremony in Lineal Nebraska drew officials and residents. The event featured remarks, demonstrations, and attendance from local leaders as the drought relief measures were activated.
Paymaster's Clerk Held on Embezzlement Charge
Edward V Lee paymaster's clerk on the battleship Georgia is charged with stealing 46000 from the ship while in Havana Cuba last February. He was held for the grand jury on 310000 bail by U S Commissioner Keating. The case will go to the Jamestown Yorkland jury July 11. Lee has 20000 bond when arrested.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kedward
Lee
Georgia
Havana
Cuba
United States
Keating
Jamestown, Yoreland
Lee Hag
Bargain Row At Stores Draws New Faces And Friends
The notice promotes ongoing bargain row at stores with attractive prices across departments. It highlights many new customers and friendships formed, urging readers to visit now or risk missing out on the sale.
Soldiers Duel Over Girl Sparks Barracks Encounter
A muttered jealousy dispute at Forks Howard Barracks ends in a bayonet clash between soldiers Jamesmith and Private AnhNr Reetor. Rector and Smyth fought fiercely, both wounded, doors barred, no speech needed as they sought settlement. The improvised melee details are fragmentary and allege a Thanksgiving bill amid lingering dispute.
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Baltung
Ural Jamesmith
AnhNr
Foch Howard
Rettora
Oman
Firth
Smyth
Ihiekt
Rector
Killinrky
Carolina
Lee On Brown Beating and Waterway Bond Referendum
A chaotic report details an altercation where writer Lee On Brown claims a man assaulted him. The article discusses Governor Derbeo backing a waterway bond referendum for 20 million dollars to be voted on in November, with debate over the plan and timing surrounding a late night session and political reactions.
Chapman Beats Weston to Break Record by B44 Days
Fragmentary report notes Flelun Toe Wai Henry Chapman of Gye surpassing Weston with a 2,500 unit feed tied event, possibly at Hustonis Ell Natl. Mentions a month ahead of schedules, with Lyndi Master tie and Shuck Association of Denver. Fred Dover travels to New York.
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Henry Chapman
Denker
Hustonis
Denver
Sehedies
Tie Shuck Association
Derver Chapman
Weston
Fred Deover
New York
Runaway Girls Posing as Married Runaways Found in Kansas City
Two girls planned to travel to Mexico to raise chickens and sought work away from home. Gerland Hancock of St. Louis and Miss Kate Latins were found in Kansas City and turned over to the Welfare Society. They admitted posing as a married couple to elude authorities, stated they meant fun and fame, and would return home after a brief journey. Their parents were notified in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Gerland Hancock
St. i
Micx Hancock
Hawkins
Warrensburg Normal School
St. Louis
Mies Hancock
Mexico
Hancock
Miss Hancock
St Loni- Bur
St. Louie
Senate Tariff Battle Opens On Free List and Underwood
Senate debate on the farmers free list bill and the Underwood tariff began as Chairman Penrose presented favorable and unfavorable reports. Supporters and opponents clashed over calendar placement and possible postponements while Gore signaled no intent to block reciprocity, with July hearings anticipated.
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Senate
Penrose
Rep
Peoosvivanta
Gnamee Committee
Lehi
Pennsylvania
Cullum
iHngte
Lodge
Masachusetts
Mc Cumber
North Dakota
Smoot
Utah
iGalligger
New Hampshire
Clark
Yoming
Heyburn
Idaho
iLa Pollette
Rey
Wiscongin
Halley
iTeyay
Simmsons
North Carolia
Wwillidins
Mississippi
Kern
Indiana
Stuns
Mosby’s Rebels Defeated Near Baja California
American forces under Captain Frank A. Wilcox rout rebel groups led by Jack Mosby in Lower California after a two hour skirmish near the border. About 100 rebels fled to Tijuana as United States troops captured them. two rebels died and more were wounded. Mosby and his men, all Americans, surrendered at the frontier.
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California
Weelen
Jie
Alurp
Fort Intinae
Tijuana
Tee
Cenertl
Jack Masty
Weronyah
United States
Ttia
Boundary
Joha
Lower
Mosby
Frank al Wicox
Thimgeuh
United States Army
Pleads to Save a Negro at Kentucky Mass Meeting
Caleb Powers of Kentucky spoke at a mass meeting of Black residents urging commutation for Matte Lonas, a Black woman sentenced to death for murder. Powers tied her case to his own Kentucky experiences, claiming a risk of judicial murder and expressing empathy with the fear of daily death.
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Washington
Caleb Powera
Kentucky
Powers
Kebitucky
de Lomax
National Musicale on Milwetbeerey North American Sanger Band Opens
The fourth biennial North American Sanger Band convention begins with a reception meeting high hopes. Four more concerts are scheduled today and night. Notable performers include contralto Henrietta Wakefield and soprano Bernice de Pasqual, with a large new stage in the main hall.
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Mil Wet Beerey
Wis
Juoe
Sanger
Vest Awliende
Tress
Henrietta Wakefield
Bernles de Pasqualt
Oov
Sud
Four held in Memphis hold up case and rail raid
Four men suspected of knowing the mall car robbery by bandits on the Central railroad within Memphis city limits are being held by U S marshals. Two were arrested at Hul ton Kentucky and two at Dyersburg Tennessee. They were brought to Memphis. The loot is estimated at about $10000. Also noted are other brief items on a South Dakota Endeavor convention, a Milwaukee wedding of a 400 pound man, a Taft policy bill, and a Rockefeller planned home in New York.
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Memphis
Tenn
Nots Central Railroad
Lmlts
United States
Hulton
Dyersburg
South Dakota
Madison
South Maeta
Christian Endeavor Union
Herr
W. M. Evans
Faulkton
S Peakera
Portom
James Wisher
C. E. Kearns
W. J. Thrall
R. E. Ffruden
Trafford N. Jayne
MidMayon Chiastan Endeavor Unton
Nellie Pyle
Huron
N. E. Steele
Highmore
Belle Leach
Manchester
Charles Thomp
Sisceton
June Wedding Gifts From Sterling Silver to Clocks
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Taft Discusses Sugar Concessions With Taft Era Officials
A fragmentary interview recounts Taft while secretary of war meeting sugar committee members including Mr Taft. They discuss sugar duties and concessions for the Philippines and potential effects on the beet sugar industry. President Josh Smith steering a trip to Washington is noted.
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Sugar Trust Fred
iSugar Company
Taft
Sagez
Chatsman Wardwicke
Warren
Philippines
Josh Smith
Mormop
Washington
Chiae
Jack Pot allegations plague Lorimer era inquiry in Chicago paper
Testimony before a senate investigating committee chronicles bribery rumors tied to a statewide jack pot and Lorimer era politics. Witness Hinman admits borrowing about four thousand dollars from lumberman Hines amid questions of campaign fundraising and potential Titular influence. Multiple figures mention editorial references and possible fund sources traced to Peoria.
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Lorimer
Chicago
Numerus
Marble Nase
Peoria
Kern
Indina
Hinman
Wells
Vaud
Pdoria
Hines
Posse Captures Slayer After Shootout in Wayne City
A bloody pursuit ends when a posse captures a man wanted for the murder of Mrs. Johantat Hiscke’s kin and attempted kidnapping of her daughter Katherine. The shooter, Keller, escaped briefly before arrest by local authorities. Reports also note an arrest warrant for Rei L. Backner and a union funds case involving John May alias Sam Jones in Louisville.
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Fantavi
Wis
Janeey
Januty Keller
Danghner
Katherine
Johantat Hiscke
Nell
Lenjyst
Alexander Moore Dies Thursday Afternoon
Alexander Moore a long time shop employee died Thursday afternoon about 2 30 at his home on South Meridian Street. He was sixty two years old and a native of the county. He followed carpentry and served in the shop department. He was a widower his wife having died thirteen months ago. Survived by children Mrs Carrie Sabro Chicago and Sam Moore of Washington. Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Red Men and Rebe Knights members. Funeral service at First Methodist Church with interment in Grove cemetery. Infant daughter Mary of Mr and Mrs Charles W Greenwell died early this morning on Bedford Road. Burial at Saint Seaph churchyard tomorrow.
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Alexander Moore
South Meridian Street
Atr Moore
Mogre
Tis
Sabro Fof
Chicago
Sam Moore
Kicafea
Baying Tein
Order the Odd Fellows
Knights of Byrbtas
Red Men
Tandein Oak
Grove Cemetery
Mary
Charlea W. Greenwell
Bedford Road
Corona
Bt Seeaph
Marlo
Masgotte Cooks Entertained at Jung Meeting
The Mascotte Cooks hosted a delightful Jung meeting at Miss Altea O Neals suburban home on South East Eleventh Street. A 4 o clock luncheon followed with a menu including Cherry Cocktail Fried Chicken Glated currants Shoestring potatoes hot rolls Corn ramekin Pimolas Lemon Ice Pineapple syrup Combination salad Cheese wafers Peach Ice Cream White Cake Marble Cake Coffee Mints The table featured a showy cloth and a basket of era flowers. After luncheon members and guests including Mrs George F Kramer St Louis Mrs Henry H Berry Cumberland MD Mrs Harry Mills Mrs Allan Hamerly and Miss Pauline Ranford enjoyed veranda chat.
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Mascotte
Jung
Altea’ O'Neal
South East Eleventh Street
Flut
George F. Kramer
St. Louis
Henry H. Berry
Cumberland
Maryland
Harry Mills
Aillan Hamerly
Mish
Pauline Ranford
Lockl Boy Weds Shonls Girl in Quiet Ceremony
James Milton Bark of its city wed to Misa Maho Choive in a small family ceremony witnessed by relatives. The groom is a baker from West Vo of the Bo& UO Southwest- Pern and nike, home in the city with many friends. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Helsapple of Shoals, a Shoals high school graduate class of 1911. She is a respected young woman and soon will depart for their new home.
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James Milton Bark
Misa Maho Choive
Flalleck Rowe
West Vo
Bo& UO
Pern
Nike
Thie City
Brinte
Mr and Mee
George Helsapple
Shoals
Xradnatag Clas of
Mayo to Oversee Vin ewe Wines Road Work
President Mayo of the Canadian Construction Company has returned to supervise roadbed work on the Vinewines Washington and Eastern Tract project. Local labor is preferred but workers may be sought farther afield if supplies fall short. Crews are cutting and filling east of the city near Lakewood with teams weekly and quarters prepared at the Alexander farm for a large workforce.
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Vinewines
Ind
Mayo
Canadian Construction Companys
Washington & Eastern Tract
Iscal
Vutlj
Lakewood
Alexander Farm
Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Service Ad
Expert with twenty years experience offers watch clock and jewelry repair. Quality work guaranteed for one year. Referrals available. Competitive rates. Contact for prompt service.
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Larry
Young man 15 arrested for forgery in Plainvale
Olis Jackson, a sixteen year old boy, brought to Washington and held on a $200 bond after a preliminary hearing in Plainvale on charges of forgery. He allegedly passed checks using the names Ed Wilnop and Toby Monae near Binibville. Police say the theft and check ripping occurred. he appeared in Arterburn's court this morning.
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Olis Jackada
Washington
Sherif Goibert
Arterburn
Plainvale
Jackson
Ed Wilnop
Toby Monae
Binibville
Boon
Jickson
Waxhington
Child Sick After Drinking Cup of Poison Oil
A boy, about seven, was found severely affected after allegedly drinking a cup of oil that had been spilled on flour. He was attended in the home on Donaldson Street and later transported to a hospital where his condition was serious but improving. The father, Henry Sturn, is a machinist at a local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Epry
Arank
Muathek
Ponaldson
Henry Stunr
Married in clerk's office in Gleaks city
Tom Barked and Mine Cedal ford, residents of Gleaks, wed Thursday afternoon in the clerk's office with Mayor John W. Mc Cary officiating. Barkley, a well known town figure, and his bride, daughter of Mrs. Jane Alford of Van Trees Street, were feted at the Angra House restaurant with friends. They will reside at 1305 East Van Tree.
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Tom Barked
Mine Cedalford
Thin City
Ure House
John W. McCary
Otelbek
Barkley
Angra House
Jane ‘Alford
T van Trees Street
East van Treey
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