Ganesburg Girl Dressed in Overalls Detected by Police
A 14 year old girl dressed in a boy’s overall outfit was spotted by Ganesburg police while walking toward Kentucky to visit an uncle. She carried $13 and claimed to seek parental permission, admitting she intended to travel in disguise and was “heartbroken and penitent.”
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Misa de Wilson
Mary Wilson
Qelburg
Dereon
Kentucky
Bob
Nino
Mira
Wilson
Snd V
Miss Wilton
Younges & Ted
Abandon Hope For 400 Miners In Cherry Shaft Disaster
Springfield New Jersey November 16 Gov Denesa urged relief aid for Werlelen families of victims in the Cherry coal mine disaster. Rescue efforts failed and authorities feared many miners were entombed as fires and gas hampered breathing equipment and shaft access. Officials and volunteers prepared for renewed attempts while families faced growing hardship and orphans.
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Springfield
Denesa
Ofimyls
Cherry
Ervener
St. Parl
Sony
Dun Mcdonald
Springfeld
Ul Ph
United
McDonald
Earling
Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
Taft D W Cold Storage Cabinet Installment Report
Washington November 16 President Taft examines changes at the White House office as congress adjourns cold storage vaults are described with ice tonnage and lime to remove fumes without raising temperature.
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Wagtington
Dp. C
Congress
Coldar
Taft
Lisa Rie Westdayt
Fwitich
Jepson Store News price policy emphasizes value
The article defends fair pricing by tying price to merchandise value and quality. It asserts prices reflect actual worth and urges steady rates across customers. It notes the Christmas season and warns against overpricing while promoting fresh stock and reliable displays.
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Depon
Mary Osman Dies After Illness at Fifty Eight
Mrs Mary Osman aged fifty nine died after a months illness from bronchial condition. She lived in the city for thirty five years and was born Feb 1 1854 in Louisville Kentucky. Survived by six children Felix Dowling Henry Herr and others. Funeral held at St Simons church with opening prayers.
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Nis
Conran
Osman
Gumen
Jaech
Lea Ogmon
Evamsville
Lonergh
St. Simons Church
Auction Sale of Bee Hives Reveals Indian Bank Deposits
At Shelbyville a farm auction sold the Hooker estate’s bee hives and barn equipment. Several hives collapsed revealing seven thirties certificates and a bank deposit showing around 5000 dollars. The Hooker estate ownership dates back thirteen years and the horse and some harnesses were noted in the sale records.
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Shelbyville
D. Karr
Rosentis
William Hooker
Charles II
McLane
Wader
Geposit
Indianapola Bank
TSO
Hooker
Kris
Salem Physician Committs Sheide Case Report
Fragmented text notes a Salem physician involved in a legal matter with dates and names partially readable. The report references a case in Salem with clearance of fines and a person linked to Lisn a. Pnadhacy appears but details are unclear.
Druggist Charged With Sunday Whisky Sale in Vincennes
In Vincennes a druggist was charged after authorities say he sold two quarts of whisky on a Sunday. He pleaded not guilty through attorney Louis A. Meier, with trial set for a later date. The case involves a bottle found with James McMillan and was linked to medicinal purposes. Police pledged to keep watch for further disturbances.
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Srmond
Lewis
Taylor God Webb
Abe
Owwinam
Wites
Wei
Betwen
Vincennes
Louis A. Meer
James McMillin
Carr
McMillan
Werkor
Werker
Mike Ces
Anniversaries Celebrated by Hamerely and Kenner Couples
Mr and Mrs Louis Hamerely of Lemonstrdét and Mr and Mrs Wright Kenner of Springfield celebrated their anniversaries on a Monday. Guests included Mrs Frank Jarvis Mr Thomas Nugent and others as flowers were arranged and games enjoyed.
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Louis Hamerely
Wright Kenner
Springfield
United
Hamersly
Mr . Home
Prank Jarvis
Thomas Nugentain
Fred
Robert Ru Wood
and Homergly
You Like It at Opera House Delights Local Audience
A Monday night performance of Shakespeare's As You Like It at the opera house drew a pleased crowd. William Owen starred as Orsino King with strong support from Rosalind played by a capable actress who impressed as a masculine role.
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William Owen
Opera House
Mirstey
Julius Coes
Rome
Owen
Weil
Abe
Ross
Pereste
Arden
Rube Morrigow
Rosalind
Oo Smith
Monsammars
Owen King
Clayton Anderson
Adam
Maun
Perfortion
Orlandy
Cabbage Kraut Economy Shifts in Market Prices
Old resident Owen Tegart recalls cabbage farming declines as Wisconsin supply replaces local grown cabbage for kraut. Producers say the crop’s huge heads once common are rare, shipments to New York and New Orleans faded, and current wholesale price reaches 15 dollars per ton with kraut sold by weight rather than by the barrel.
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Joby “Tegart
New Albp
Rei
No! 60
Pulgie Works
Eho
Rey
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tegart
New Yany
Owen Tegart
Rockefeller serum saves Indiana children from meningitis
Dr. Jr. Marty secretary of the Indiana state board of health reports that John D Rockefeller funded free anti meningitis serum supplies to Indiana for months. He says the serum has likely saved hundreds of children's lives in the state yearly. The program, though not widely known, is benefiting public health.
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Ypolia
Ind
John . Rockefeller
Everrive
Indiana
Dr.larty
State Board of Healthy Sterday
Indiana Health Board
Ivery
Marty
Rockefeller
New York
Linton Organizes Law and Order League Meeting
Linton residents formed a law and order league with officers led by President Bishop A. Rose and Vice Presidents John W. Wolford Thomas Shields. The group raised several hundred dollars with donations from many citizens including Terhune who gave twenty five dollars. They criticized city efforts to enforce law and urged Mayor Riley to act or be impeached.
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Linton
Law and Order League
Bishop A. Rose
John W. Wolford
Thomas Shields
Daniel W. McIntosh
E. K. Caswell
Emanuel Dixon
Hallie Hunt
Terhune
Ettyo Metala
Riley
Will dispute over David Ingle estate in Oakland City
Proceedings filed in circuit court challenge a will that would merge all property into a corporation with heirs as stockholders, arguing Indiana law does not permit such a corporation and seeking a legal division of the estate valued around 504 000.
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Princeton
David Ingle
Oakland City
USTAUMNT NEHED CLOSED
In a public health action food inspector Owens ordered the establishment closed after two failed visits and condemnation of the premises. The review notes deficiencies and cites lack of compliance with sanitary standards.
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Ani Tan
Barnard Bienle
Owens
Child Wandered Off Near Jefferson Street Recovered
A four year old child of Andrew Bender vanished from home on Jefferson Street after noon while playing outside. Police searched the neighborhood but found no trace until a neighbor located the girl several blocks away, wandering unsupervised.
Not Guilty Confession Leads to Cleansing Proceeding
In Indiana on November 16 Judge Fortune ruled against admitting a confession by Charles Earhart to two reporters about the death of Mrs. Vinnie Scott. The jury found Earhart not guilty and an insanity commission was ordered to report. Earhart was ordered to leave town at once.
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Ant
Holstine Ft
Pottern Grilery
Haute Ind
Fortune
Charles Earhart
Vinnie Scott
Earbart Sane
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