Drunken Poolside Vandalism Leads to Fines
Charles Oh and others threw bottles into the water at a swimming pool after a Friday outing. Charles Aichhorn, pool manager, arrived as Walters and Gorsage battled splashes and injuries. Walters and Gorsage, brothers in law, were arrested for intoxication and fined 2 dollars each. Gorsage, age 16, fled the scene while Walters, younger than 21, faced the consequences.
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Charles Aichhorn
Cie Ool
Walterk
Gorsage
Indy
Walters Ig
Cyontjutrpe
Evangelist Services Announced With Dual Church Meetings
Evangelist waiting to deliver a sermon to women only at 2 90 Sunday afternoon at the United Brethren church and to men only at First M E church at 8 30. Rrumors say services at the tent on West Street next week at noon daily at A O southwestern shops.
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Wait Ivi
United? Brethren
M. E
South West
Lemon-Wieson Couple to Wed in Glendale This Sunday
John C. Lemon a school teacher from Reeve township and Miss Ianecy A. Wilson daughter of Nelgon Wilson of Harrison township will marry at Glendale this Sunday. The notice lists the engaging families and the upcoming ceremony in the local church setting.
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John C. Lemon
Reeve Township
Ianecy A. Wilson
Nelgon
Wilson
Harrison - Township
Glendale
John Spenger Named for Joint Nator of Daviess and Pere
A historic notice reports John Spenger appointed for joint duties in Daviess and Pere counties, reflecting regional civic collaboration and administrative alignment.
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Daviess and
Nomination by Acclamation for Spencer in Indiana Senate Race
At Zinkan's hall in Daviess county a Democratic nominating meeting nominated John H. Spencer by acclamation for state senator. Fred E. Chappel of Petersburg was also nominated, with Chappel pledging support. Spencer, praised as a leading speaker and former mayor of Washington, aims for an aggressive campaign against Republican officeholders.
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Daviess and Pilke
Zinkan's Hall
Frank Ely
Petersburg
Samuel B. Bos
The
Democrat
McStoops
Spencer
Revelye
Chappel
Lenat
John
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington
Daviess
Bike
Indiana Senate
Fred B. Chappe
Pike County
Davidss County
Councils Debate Ordinance Amid Voters' Anger and Confusion
Readers hear a chaotic post from the city council as Johnson's ordinance faces suspension. Citizens fear heightened property costs while officials admit a mistake in the measure. The debate centers on who bears responsibility for draft language and public impact.
New Home Telephone Company Sells Business in Linton
The New Home Telephone Company sold its bell system assets for about 250000 with local capital from several investors increasing its capital stock since founding. The exchange is described as well equipped and offices remain unchanged amid a reorganized local investment group.
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Linton
New Home Telephone Company
Bell ‘Telephone Company
New Home Company
Sullivan
Pres Vhae A
Sanitary School Meat Inspection and Regulations
A report outlines sanitary meat inspection practices and the sanitary regulations governing slaughterhouses, detailing standards, enforcement, and impacts on public health. The item highlights the role of inspectors, compliance requirements for facilities, and the aim to reduce contamination risks.
Health officers hear Indiana packing plant questions and talks
A health officers’ school at Indian towns and counties heard Dr. secretary of state health outline meat inspection laws as Prof. A W Hitting of Purdue gave practical guidance. Hurty and partners faced rapid questions on statutes while samples of licensed meat from recent carcasses were circulated for inspection.
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Tidiana
Ealth
A. W. Hitting
Agricultural Department
Purdue University
Thidk
Proclamation Ordinance Relating to Enforced Goods
A proclamation outlines an ordinance concerning goods to be enforced. The document specifies enforcement scope and authorities, detailing applicable rules and implementation dates for compliance.
Fireworks and Pistol Laws Enforced by City Ordinance
The city cites section 13 of a state law passed in 1905 prohibiting use or sale of fireworks, powder or rockets except for military authority. Violations carry fines up to twenty dollars and possible imprisonment from 10 to 20 days. Mayor Hale Clark states the ordinance and state law will be enforced at all times.
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Indiana
Milk sickness claims Degger area widow with five children
Mrs. John Brock of near Degger died Thursday from milk sickness after a brief illness thought to be typhoid fever. Physicians attributed death to contamination from an impure well, following several other local cases. Five Brock children survive the family tragedy as neighbors and doctors seek further recoveries.
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John Brock
Degger
Rilk
T Fell
Aroused by a Loud Hello Sage Man In Court
A man was disturbed by a loud hello and warned that children should not be tol within an hour. Heat caused hardship as he could get little and his worry rose after the recent death of his wife.
Oscar Wedding Dead in Montgomery Area Tragedy
A man identified as Oscar Wedding, a resident of Montgomery, is reported dead in a tragedy tied to the city. The body arrived in Washington this afternoon, and he was employed locally. Details are scant as the Ridge district community awaits further word.
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Oschar
Montgomery
Binell Priday
Washington
Touré
Oy Bi
Trusts Ask and What They Get in Meat Bill
A fragmentary summary lists demands from different interests. Packers seek government payment of costs and no dates on inspection labels, plus relief on transporting unfit meats. Railroads push for broad court review and injunctive relief, while seeking removal of limits on railroad ownership of coal fields. Whisky, medicine, and prepared foods demand looser labeling and standard rules, with agriculture powers limited and coloring or flavoring allowed.
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MANU
Department of Agri+culture
Court Adopts Purity Standard for Food Fit for Humans
A special court review clarifies that the standard of purity must be that products are fit for human food. The ruling reinforces health and safety expectations, outlining criteria for evaluating ingredients, processing, and labeling to ensure consumer protection.
Candidates Meet Indiana Democratic Committee Plan Campaign
Candidates meet with the Indiana Democratic Committee to plan campaign strategy and outreach efforts. Officials and volunteers discuss message, events, and coordination ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Indiana Democratic Committee
Nominees Present as Democratic Group Debates November Campaign
Indianapolis June 30 The Democratic State Central Committee meets at Grand Hotel to map campaign strategy with all June 7 nominees present. Secretary Joe Kelley reports unity and strong November chances, while discord in Third district between Cox and Zenor may threaten county tickets in Floyd Clark Harrison and Perry. A conference between Cox and Zenor followers is urged to settle differences.
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Indianapolis
Cormldes
Grand Hotel
Joe Kelley
Tate
Cox
Zenor
Floyd, Clark, Harrison and
Perry
State Central Committee
Judge Zenor
Death by own action shocks Evangville family
The Evangville Courier reports a fatal tram accident involving a patient from the Southern Insane asylum. McDougal, once violent, reportedly placed his head against a car wheel after rails broke. he had been at the hospital after earlier confinement and a recent request by his father to return home was granted but interrupted by the incident.
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Evanenight
Evangville Courier
Aac
Insane Asylum
McDougal
Wis
Prac
Washington
Elf
Young
Kgapisal
Eo O
Grant
Owever
Attendees Gather at City Democratic Convention
A fragmented note lists individuals such as Miss Vincenne, Carmel Issels, Thora cy, Jones, Frank Bilderback, Charles Kiliion, Frank Chappel, and others who attended a local democratic convention. The text includes stray phrases about products, beautifiers, and medical ads, but the readable portion centers on the people and the meeting.
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Vincenne
Nar Carmel
Issels
Thoracy
We Jones
Ops
Frank Bilderback
Charles
Kiliion
Frank _Chappel
Democitizenat Lad
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