Three candidates vie for county truancy officer post
The Daviess county board of education will name a successor to Charles T. Ellis at 1 PM Monday in Burris’s office. Three candidates are Bilis, Lafe Gil, Jey and George Snider. Incumbent Ellis may face challenge despite Busch Burris backing. Details of related trusteeships and past deals are discussed amid school agenda.
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Charles T. Ellis
Daviess County
Ben Burris
Brown
Banta
Ellis
Washington
Montgomery
Elnora
Odon
Ib In
Marriage license case ties to deserted wife mystery
Captain Weinman of the GB and C reports two young men brought to city hall on charges tied to train finding. One carried four marriage licenses for William B. Gale and Bessie Safford, suggesting a deserted wife. License issued January 4 in Portland Ohio. Suspect Cole declined comment. case under police review with Cincinnati input.
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Weinman
Southwestern Police
Wiliam B. Gale
Bessie Safford
Cote
Mcense
Wainman
Abroad
Cincinnati
Portland
Ohio
Cole
Carland Hoffer
Number Of Sovereigns Repre sented In Congress By One Man
The Second District voters are described as divided among eight counties including Daviess, Greene, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, Owen, and Sullivan. The piece notes a single man taking 4,936 ballots and achieving a plurality rather than a guaranteed majority under the system. It lists county vote tallies such as Hack representing 9,253 and 7,612 in other counties, with totals implied but not fully shown.
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Daviess County
Tigao
Greene County
Knox County
Lawrence County
Martin County
Monroe County
Owen County
Sullivan County
Medical Laws Evasion Shrouds State Board Proceedings
A garbled regional note discusses medical laws and an Indiana board of registration and examination. It hints at forming an investigative committee to gather evidence against violators and to assist in prosecutions. The text references collaboration with professional bodies and the state’s medical society.
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Indiana’ Atute Board of Medical Regletration
Examina Hon
Gathiet Medien, Bock
Tedival Rociet
Nomination of Cullop for Congress Reported
How Washington reports the nomination of Cullop for Congress as the Marshal Governor position is discussed. The record notes the gubernatorial appointment and the political process surrounding Cullop’s bid.
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Congress
One Man Dead Five Missing After Blast At Chicago Plant
A violent explosion at the Chicago Production Co. plant near Thirty-ninth and Ron streets Friday night killed one man, seriously injured five others, and left several employees missing. Firefighters pulled Andrew Mareball from the wreckage. he died. Casualties include a man blown from a window and another burned, with total losses estimated around 100000.
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Chicago
Gore
Chicago Production Co
Hla
Ron
Andrew Mareball
Bondsmen WII Settle Without Litigation
A settlement of ex Trustee Hiram Sims official office in Van Buren township is being arranged. Bond agents on the first bond say settlement will be made without suit. The total liability of all bondsmen is over 2600 dollars with focal bondsmen on the second bond claiming more than 200 or 400 dollars each. Settlement expected within a few days as bondmen shake terms.
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Hiram Sims
Offire
van bin Io
Odon
Mayor urged to enforce pure milk rules in city
J N Harty, secretary of the state board of health, mails a letter and circular urging adoption of strict dairy laws to ensure pure milk. He cites Indiana data and argues clean milk saves lives and reduces costs, urging the city to act promptly to protect infants and mothers.
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J. N. Harty
State Board of Health
Ascufin
Mike
Ube
Citiea
Robbed of 63000 as lone safe cracker eludes capture
Wells Fargo express reports a $63000 loss in Mexican currency from a through safe on the City of Mexico train. Two Torreon arrests stem from the case, but authorities doubt the detainees hold the money. An agent who boarded between Mexico City and Torreon fled and is the only man who knew the combination.
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Laredo
Tex
Wells- Fargo Exprevato
Torreon
Mex
City of Mexico
Chihuahua
City of
México
Tar‘reba
Varden Fire Targeted Marshal Gillespie in Retaliation
In Anadarko Oklahoma on May 3 authorities report an arson attempt by a masked mob aimed at city Marshal Gillespie over his strict enforcement of laws. The attacking party burned a general merchandise store, First National Bank and other businesses causing over fifty thousand dollars in damage and leaving many shops and homes uninhabitable. A clue was found Friday morning in the Prothero grocery owned by Marschal Gillespie. Threats against the marshal had escalated recently and violence was anticipated.
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Anadarko
Okla
Uttle
Varden
Here
Gillespie
First National Bank
Atora
Protserman & Co
Marschal Gillespie
Marshal Gillespie
Opened New York Subway Linked Across Long Island
The Interborough Rapid Transit Co. opened its subway line from Borough Hall in Brooklyn to Flatbush and Atlantic avenues, linking inland and Long Island via a continuous route. A decorated train carried officials and public figures to inaugurate the service amid celebrations.
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New York
Machattan
Long Island
Interborough Rapid Transit Co
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Atlantic
Long Island Railroad
Public Service Commission
Subway
Brooklyn Bridge
Flatbush Station
Trial of Hinkle Looming Verdict at Bloomington
The Blooming-ton murderer Hinkle who shot his rival from ambush nears trial end with an Allenist declaring him insane after visiting him with attorney Robert Miers. Dallas Smith of East Van Trees Street is hoped recoveries abandoned as his children stay by his bedside including oldest son Oncar arriving from Galesburg. Local officials report berry and bean crops damaged by night frost but expect ample harvest later. Ex-President Cleveland is reported to have stomach cancer, doctors cautious.
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Bloomington
Jal
Robert Miers
Dallas Smith
East van Trees Street
Oncar
Galesburg
Cleveland
John
Oreign
Preal Bytettan
Dargo
Srotesqua
Butte Can
Otles
W. Hington
Apollo Quintette and Bell Ringers Impress Dexter Audience
The Apollo Quintette and Bell Ringers gave a Saturday evening program at the College Chapel featuring solos on banjo cornet trombone and saxophone duets bell ringing readings and vocal selections. The reviewer Abe Martin calls them finished performers and predicts a crowded house on a return date. The snippet also notes busy dispatchers and local humor about summer socks and selling extra copies and subscriptions.
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Apollo Quintette
Dexter
Migsouri
College
Boycott agitation shakes foreign relations in China Japan debate widens
Reports from Pekin describe a growing anti foreign movement tied to the Tateu Maru incident. Chinese officials note Washington aims to isolate Japan and China while diplomats warn of the broad foreign danger. Admiral Ifuin meets with the emperor as Japan seeks Britain support to end boycotts.
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Pekin
Washington
Japan
China
Almog
Aviatic Watera
Far East
Ifuin
Ching
Canton
T Ig
Epgbatimen
High School Notes and Upcoming Events Spotlight
Ernest O'Brian leads freshman class. juniors tested in geometry Tuesday. Basketball team seeks another win as school nears summer break. The Heirs of Cormeville play drew crowds. eighth graders visit Tuesday afternoon. Weather kept truck men in, but track team members joined noon practice in Vincennes. The high school musical Friday was a success with about 150 visitors. Apollo Quintette slated for next Tuesday at the opera house as final Citizens’ Lecture.
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the Opera
Furnteb
Bells of Gorneville entertain with local talent
Last night in Washington a community production, Bells of Gorneville, showcased strong local singing and acting. The star soprano led a capable cast including Mary Fromme and Mar... along with a hundred costumed performers, underlines Washington's home grown musical talent and stage craft.
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Washington
Democrat
Puch A Searnah
Bille
Helen Brown
Church Services and Events At St Johns and St Marys
The passage lists church services at St Simon's St Marys and St Johns with low masses vesper prayers sermons by Rev J W Doyle Rev Francis Torbeck and Rev B Johnson and Rev J M Douglass including a Bible school commencement and an Eagles event and a future block construction in Washington and South streets with attendances by Fraternal Order of Eagles members and a sermon by Professor Allen at St Johns Episcopal Church.
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J. W. Doyle
St. Mary's Church
Francis
Fran
Rei B. Johnson
Dan
Th Tait Biblical Institute
Chic
St.John’s
Episcopal
Order of ‘Eagles
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