Mormon Bible Echoes Stir Trial Evidence
Chicago reports a remarkable similarity between the Mormon Church’s “olden Bible” and passages from the “Book of Truth” amid Evelyn Arthur Lee’s trial. Mona Rees Bullies and Mona Rees resume testimony as prosecutors press for answers. Witnesses quote religious texts while refusing or dodging questions, with police captain and reporters called to stand.
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Chicago
Dieroy
Mormon Church
Cerieto Paar
Book of Truth
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Joseph Builth
Bee
Proscutor Hirnhen
Mona Rees
Honore
Rant Newall
N Corpor
Misa Keen
Ber Bell
Steph- Bo Beidsen
Railroads plan attack on two cent fare law
Chicago June 8 An effort to challenge the validity of the two cent fare law in Ohio Indiana and Illinois will be led by railroads linked with the Central Passenger Association A Chicago meeting of rate clerks set plans to compile data on carrying passengers at two cents per mile and a committee of lawyers will assess legal action and scope of proceedings. A separate Medford Oklahoma fire damaged the business district with losses around 500000 destroying five buildings including the new courthouse and hampering firefighting efforts due to water shortages.
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Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Central Passenger Association
Medford
Okla
Grant County
End
Pond Creek
United Brethren Church Planned for Bogard Township
Members of the United Brethren church plan a small frame church in the Gideon Kauffman grove near Osbagh cemetery in the northeastern Bogard township. They are raising about 1000 to 1200 dollars to cover construction costs and aim to begin work in the fall.
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United Brethren Church Realdog
Bogard
van Buren
Gideon Kauffman
Osbagh
Bogard Township
Mrs Kinsella Celebrates Fifty First Birthday
Mrs Michael Kinsella who lives five miles southeast of Ohio City turned fifty-one last Sunday. Relatives and friends hosted a lavish harvest feast at her home after church in the city. She received many living presents while guests, including Mr and Mrs Patrick Doyle and children, Mr and Mrs Chris Devle and children, Mr and Mrs P M Colvin and children, and Mr and Mrs Patrick Kane, wished her many more such birthdays.
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Michael Kinsella
Hio City
Kinsella
Hsefe
Patrick Doyle
Chris Devle
P. M. Colvin
Patrick Kane
List of readers and families from St. Louis area social page
A long roster lists numerous households and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Huster with children, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Robinson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hopking and children, and many others such as Mr. and Mrs. Oschr Pipher, Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Philander Peachée, Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly, Sr. John Kane, Mrs. Enna Kane, Mrs. Elin Doyle, Myrtle and Lidia Hunter, Tenn members and local residents E St. Louis figures Thomas Leo Kene James Bennett Rene Hobbert John Kinnelia, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huster
Wil Robinson
Daniel Hopking
Walter
Rodimet
Oschr' Pipher
Mire
John Humbrt
Air
Philander Peachée
John Donnelly
John Kane
Enna Kane
Elin Doyle
Missey Myrtle
Lidia Hunter
Mumbert
Etta Hopkins
Kane
Odelia Eschumag
Li- Yan Doyle
Margaret
Kinsalla
E St. Louis
Thomas and
Leo
Kene James Bennett
Rene Hobbert
John Kinnelia
Flies Plague Oakland Drunkards in City Lockup
A damaged notice describes flies thriving in the Oakland city lockup where intoxicated prisoners sleep unguarded. Relatives threaten suit, urging screening of cells or a dedicated officer with a fan to keep insects away and prevent further health risks. Marshal Thomas Waster cites heat concerns and potential crowding if electric cooling is installed.
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Oakland
Tad
Niy Facea
Thomas Waster
Mle
Marshal Waster
Chemists Meet Opens Forty Fourth Annual Congress
The forty fourth annual meeting of the American Chemical Society opened at the Denver club with broad national attendance. Members came with spouses and a schedule includes tours of manufacturing plants and laboratories plus numerous social events as the session begins.
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Judianapolia
Dune
Amerplean Chemical Socket
Derman Club
Dud Jaharntarles
Inspector visiting in northern Daviess
John Owens, Inspector of the state department of pure food, has spent several days in Daviess County Gengeuating dealers and farmers for the site of bad eggs at Elinora and Odon today. A return affidavit will be filed against the Tomey trotters of Ft hora for having bad eggs in their Poxsexsley Gas guarded by Sqislin RKellinva court.
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John Owens
Daviess Cones
Bad Egey
Elnora
Odon
Voor Ula
Tomey
Ft Hora
Sqislin Rkellinva
Steel Trust Report 15 Filed in Washington June 28
The report on steel trust rates was referred to President and central sectors for handling. Public disclosure of two report contents was promised within days. A separate drunkenness case involved Jane fs Janis 8 and a Judge Varian ruling. another Oakland mayor fined Mack Murphy $2 for intoxication.
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Washington
Steel Trust
Presiffegit
Clounnlsolonel Herher Khos Sair
Sprestient
Jane Fs
Janis
Kelly
Varian
Mack Murphy
Oakland
Ite
McCarns
Finest June wedding gifts in sterling and crystal
We offer a superb line of June wedding gifts including sterling and high grade silver plated ware Karnac brass attractive array cut glass and beautiful clocks ideal for a bride’s home visit this store for suitable gifts
Redfield Exposes Tariff Fallacies in Congress
Washington. James T. Lloyd announces a copy of C June Redfield’s congressional speech, arguing that protectionist claims fail. Redfield, a New Jersey manufacturer, cites cases showing labor costs and prices differ by country, yet U.S. goods compete effectively abroad. He recalls locomotives in Japan costing more due to labor efficiency and a Calcutta shoe price comparison, asserting American manufacturers need less protection. He offers to mail the full speech to any inquiry.
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Washington
Apeech
Wiliam C
Redfield
Redfeld
Japan
Formosa
Makera
Great Britain
Rae
Thes
Imperial Abilwass
Agit Redfield
Hiedfield
Calcutta
India
Bip
Congress
James T. Lloyd
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington, D
Davis Assaulted by Saloon Keeper in Bloomfield
Cyrus E. David, former state senator of Bloomfield, was assaulted Tuesday in Tinton by Waller Worth, saloon keeper, who was arrested. The attack followed a dispute over an earlier matter involving Arthur M. Geott. Davis sought arrest, but police initially refused. mayor and authorities pursued Grand Jury action.
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Cyrus E. David
Bloomfield
Tinton
Waller Worth
Krudke
Mr. Duciv
Worth
Davin
Arthur M. Geott
da Vie
Neemam
Pauly
Pennigeton
Henningeton
Amdimir Davis
No Man Who Smokes Should Be a Teacher
Indiana University Professor Harold W Johnson photo case sparks debate at Indiana County Superintendents Association meeting. Hamilton County Superintendent John F Baines criticizes teachers who smoke and urges law banning governors from voting on education. He blasts the state board of education as out of touch with rural schools amid calls for reform.
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Harold W. Johnson
Indiana University
Indianapolis
John F
Baines
Erank
Hamilton County Schoole
Indiana County
Haines
Hamilton Founty
State Board of Education
Avery
Death of Mrs Cordelia Woody Reported in Mirehall Visit
The body of Mrs Cordelia Woody aged fifty two of Mirehall passed through this city at noon. She was visiting with her brother Charles Barrett of Petersburg when she became ill Saturday with dysentery and died Tuesday afternoon. The body will be buried at Mitchell.
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Cordelia Woody
Mirehall
Intercollegiate races at Pougkeepsie Cornell wins four oar
News notes from town events include a 1100 paid admissions at the Airdome last night a scrap on West First and Main streets a painting job at Trainer Barber Shop on Main and East Fifth a D D D club gathering at Miss Irene Lochridge's home and a bridge party in honor of Mrs H H Berry of Cumberland. The U S treasury expects a 25 million surplus at year end the best since 1907.
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Pougkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Main
East Fifth Atreets
D. D. D. Club
Irene Lochridge
East Tenth Atreet
Harry Mula
H. H. Berry
Cumberland
East Main Street
Lenora Turner
South Bend
George Kramer
St. Louis
United States Treasury
Amusements Shine With Change of Bill All Week
The summer amusements peak as four venues offer nightly bill changes. Airtome draws 1100 crowded crowds with two acts and vaudeville stunts, delivering value. The Burgess Stock Company debuts a new play and stunts, with Polly at the Circus and Edyth as star attractions drawing praise. Tonight features two major comedies, Max Is Fond Of Work and Where There Is A Way, plus educational titles Through Venkee and The Nitrate Of Beda Industry In Chill. The Brooks-Hawk Stock Company plays to a full house at the big tent near the library, Mosey Levi the Jew impresses, and the 10 cent admission remains.
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Airtome
Burgess Stock , Company
Polly
LaXora
Mr. Nestell
Bach
Petite Edyth
Max
Brooks-Hawk
Pat
Hawk
Able
Mosey Levi
Snerlick Holmes
Pigs Breeding Figures Mentioned In Whitesburg Notice
A fragmentary Whitesburg Kentucky notice discusses pigs in two litters with 50 percent whites, referencing Melvin Hall a farmer from Beavis Creek. It mentions a sow birth count and an offered price the owner declines, preserving details amid unreadable sections.
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Whitesburg
Melvin Hall
Beavis Creek
Oldcoin finds by Vincennes routing man at city museum
O'Connell of the Vincennes Routing Company showed two half-dimes from 1859 and 1851 found while inspecting the Harrison mansion. He priced the five coins at 100 dollars, offering twenty for the set, and held roofing work for the new Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min O’connell
Vincennes Routing Company
Wildridge Garrici Wedding Today
The marriage of Mo Wildridge and Mika Pauletta Carrico occurred at Montgomery today. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman C Carrico and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Wildridge of Champaign. They traveled by train to Champaign for their home, where Mr Wildridge works as a machinist. A large number of Montgomery friends attended the ceremony.
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Mo. Wildridge
Mika Pauletta Carrico
Montgomery
Lyman C. Carrico
Charles W. Wildrige
Champaign
Mlindix
Wildridge
Theny
Montgomery J
Ubinefty
Quarrel Turns to Revolver Fire on East Sixth Street
Witnesses report two men and two women in a carriage on East Sixth Street about 8:40 p.m. when an argument escalated. A man drew a revolver, was restrained by a woman, and bullets were fired into the ground. No one was harmed, and the men reportedly left the scene.
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Enet Hufron Street
Llewr
Odon Couple United in Marriage at Local Church
Barbee Smith and Mixy Ophir were married this afternoon at 2 by Rev Hayden H Allen at the First M E church. The groom is a son of Frederick A Smith of Maddon township and the bride a daughter of Harrison Browning of Ordon. They will reside in Washington.
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Barbee Smith
Mixy Ophir
Hayden H Allen
M. EL
Frederick A. Smith
Maddon Township
Harrison Browning
Ordon
Wastington
D4-HOUR TERM FOR 520000 FRAUD
J B m Genbrurd charged with obtaining money by false pretences and police say he swindled Colorado and Nebraska residents out of more than 20000. He pleaded to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to 24 hours in the county jail. The report also notes stage of consumption. Davenport hosts the Iowa Music Teachers Meet with a conference and concerts led by Dr A Rommel and Fred Merrill. The event runs through Friday with pupil performances and an automobile ride for attendees.
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Greeley, Cie
J. B. m. Genbrurd
Matey
Colorado
Nebraska
Gant
Owa
Davenport
Stugie
Osa
A. Rommel
Mt Pleasant
A. C. Kiving
Dutugie
Mob Kills Two at Monroe in Racial Lynching
In Monroe on June 28 a mob seized Tom Alten while in custody, hanged him, and later dragged a second Black man from jail to hang from a nearby tree. Authorities urged calling the militia as the mob returned and attacked the jail.
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Monroe
Tom Alten
Brers
Mate
Trusnen and Truss Offers At Lisdeman's Pharmacy
Lisdeman's Pharmacy advertises a large line of trusses including Edstie Truss priced from 1 to 4 dollars and leather covered truss ranging from 3 dollars. It promises to fit customers with various troubles and refers to a broad selection.
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Lisdeman
Hines and Lorimer Slush Fund Testimony in Washington
Testimony in Washington June details Edward Hines declaring he helped Lorimer secure election and senator support. Cook testified at a Senate inquiry that Hines discussed confidentially aiding Lorimer, naming Larimer and other figures as key players, with mentions of Aldrich and the next senator.
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Washington
Edward Hines
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Cook
Duluth
Joan
Hines
Pacific Hotel
Henry
Rah
Hines Cam Algn
Turetsh
Breé Timbers
Lerimer
Benatar
Laritiwr
Hines Wald
Lorine
Larimer
Ana
Heron
F.wishe
Graaf Pacific Hotel
Kbal
Hinde
Tatt
Aldrich
Lorimer
Veil
Doret Harvyster
Ae Eal Ubree
Abdul
Durveillance
Miltte
Seasion
Foimmittes
Miss Lois Shirley Appointed Teacher in Local Schools
Miss Lois Bickley, graduate of Washington high school, daughter of Mrs. Mary, a teacher, has been appointed teacher of pupils and drawings in the local schools. She has two years of special training and will begin her new duties shortly.
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Lois Bickley
Washington High School
Mary’ Euirivy
Loogogtes
Shirley
Pontessen
Strange animal sighting near Morrison farm in Ward
Mrs Leonard Wicks on the Baldwin farm north of Ward in Morrison township saw a dog-targeting creature while picking blackberries. It appeared to be nesting, refused to come, and despite a search by her husband and others, no trace was found. The report notes the area is wild and woolly and suggests the animal might be an escaped wolf.
Former B and O official John A Conant dies at 64
John A. Conant once headed transportation for the B and O Southwestern railroad and was known in railroad circles. He died at his Madison home on September morning after eight months of asthma and limited work capacity. He resigned that May 20.
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John A. Conant
Jonps
B. & D. Southwestern Railroad
Peabody Avenue
Madison
Princeton Federal building bids raise cost 65000 final plan August 3
Federal a n NCETON r raised bids for the erection of the Princeton Federal building. The plan is to be recorded August 3. Site is ready and the foundation will be laid next fall. The building will cost 65000 dollars. Also noted a murder mystery in Chicago and a June 24 conference on direct vote for senators.
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Aising
Taylor
Treasury Department
Princeton Federal Building
Wpcord
Princeton
Ind
Bune ZH
Saan
State Board Fight Settled Monday in Indiana Medical Board
Indianapolis June 28 The state board of medicine settled the dispute between Hopathle and Paibic schools over speaghition appointing Dr Hicke of Washington allopath to succeed W MacCoy and reappointing Drs Henry Davis Richmond and others. Secretary Wishart of Indianapolis resigned to avoid politics entering the board.
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Indianapolis
Une
Hopathle
Paibic Schools of Medicine
Hicke
Oingeton
Allopath
W. MacCoy
Tha
Henry Davis
Richmond
Oes
Path
Ae “O' Refer
Dy Es Wishart
Indianape
Ar Ae
TWO MORE MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN DAVIESS COUNTY
The deputy clerk reports two marriage licenses issued in Daviess County. Recipients include Charles Emery Pickett, son of RE Pickett, residing on West Tree Street, and Ming Chileo, daughter of Warder Smoot, a well known farmer. Homer Gerke Witdridge, a machinist from Champaign, also listed along with others from local families Mary Pauletta Carrica and Carrie Lyman Carrica of Montgomery County.
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Daviess County
Peapia
Charles” Emery Pickett
Bf RE. D. Pickett
Weat Tre Street
Ming Chiloe
Warder
Smoot
Hog Nour ‘Nlefty
Homer Gerke Witdridge
Machinlat
Champa
Ry Tok
Ghurten Witdridge
Mary
Pauletta
Carrie
Lyman
Carrica
Moncomery
Farmer Fined for Selling Bad Eggs at Luck Grocery
Arthur Haskins, a farmer, pleaded guilty in a mayor's court to selling bad eggs to Luck Grocery. Deputy Joh Qwdis, of the pare fond department, witnessed the sale. The eggs were candied immediately, and Haskins was fined $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Haskina
Id Luck
Joh 'Qwdis
Haskins
Haskina
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