City election inspectors named for November 3 vote
City council adjourned meeting designates the city election for November 3 with voting places in each ward and lists Democratic inspectors at Walnut street school First ward Court house base ward Second ward West End fire station Third ward Precinct A and B Fourth ward South Side school Fifth ward Abe McClellan residence 815 Center Street Primary candidates for Mayor Clerk and Council seats with party affiliations and the specific wards and inspectors noted.
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First Ward
Walnut Street
Court House
West
West End
South Side
Abe McClellan
Center Street
R. In
Henry Backes
William” Larrick
Precict B
Hugh Rafferty
Lawson Erect
John H. Feag
John W. McCarty
Levi F. Potts
Asa ‘A. Jones
William S. Smith
Edwin” A. Hunt
Ben F. Harris
Clay G. McCormick
Firman Rodarmel
Craig ‘Dillon
Roy H. Scoble
George Cavanaugh
Logan H. Peek
Homer Hu. Bryan
George BE. Walker
William Brennan
Roy Summers
Luther Fleener
Ben F. Dillon
John Auberry Suffers Back Injury at American Mine
At Bicknell Indiana on October 1 John Auberry was trapped under slate at the American mine. He sustained a broken back and leg with concerns he may be paralyzed from the hips down if he survives.
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Bicknell
Ind
John Auberry
Re: Guidance on a Superintendents Concern
A brief note indicates Bhég will advise on a report from the superintendent regarding the above concern. The message references a forthcoming Geert today and suggests awaiting further instruction or clarification. The exact context and parties remain unclear from the fragment.
Lodge elects officers amid cross town attendance
The regular meeting crowned a special election with Carl H. Bier as Xalted Ruler Harold M Hogan as Leading Knight and Harry Hanson as Loyal Knight Fred Huffman as Lecturing Knight Watts Ward as Tyler and others listed to be summoned for food aid Prospective attendees come from Jasper Plainville Loogootee Vincennes while taxes in England loom large and French patrols seen along the Rhine border.
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E. Aree
Didaes
Jasper
Alion
Plainville
Loogootee
Vincennes
Xalted
Carl H. Bier
Harold M. Hogan
Harry. Hanson
Fred Huffman
Tyler—Watts Ward
Shen
England
Rhine
Heffernan’s
Quitan Fire Marshals Office Sees Resignations
Indianapolis October 2 seven attaches in the office of State Fire Marshal andics Hogston resigned today with some leaving immediately and others November 1. Hogston appointed successors to three and said vacancies will be filled soon.
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Ndianapolis
Andics Hogston
Hogston
Filiba
Fleet of twelve planes forced down at Selfridge Field
Selfridge Field Michigan October 2 twelve planes of the first army pursuit troop were forced to abandon their flight to Washington due to a severe electrical storm. They landed safely in three fields with eight returning to Selfridge after turning back at Toledo. Three sought emergency fields south of Toledo and another near Detroit.
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Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
First Army
Ursui
Wwashington
Selfridge “Field
Toledo
Plnes
Dedin
Detroit
Heffernans Find Good Industrial Condition Abroad
The Heffernans of Columbus visiting Europe spent four days in Paris before leaving for Havre to rejoin Lt Heffernan. They sailed on the France and landed in New York on September 30, then continued home. He found conditions notably varied in France and Italy.
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Columbus
Paris
Havre
France
Heffernan
Mrs. Heffernan
America
New York
Heffernan Sach
Italy
Tailor in Princeton Suffers Laceration From Vehicle Incident
Sharp 50, a Princeton tailor, was brought to Methodist hospital after a 3 inch splinter wound to the face. He said two unknown men were in an automobile on the Dixie Bee line near Haubstadt and that he may have fallen or been thrown from the car while returning from New Harmony. He recalls little of the event.
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Princeton
Methodist Hospital
Dixie Bee Line
Haubstadt
New Harmony
Vincennes Girl Held in Evansville for Fine Payment
Ev ansville Indiana October 2 Miss Lavern Sanders 22 of Vincennes and Orion Vamine 33 of Indianapolis were fined ten dollars and costs in city court after a private dance event. They kept driving after the dance without realizing their route.
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Evansville
Ind
Lavern Sanders
Vincennes
Orion Vamine
Indianapolis
Deid
Indianapolis lawyers seek trial delay in Oberholtzer murder case
Noblesville Ind Oct 2 chief counsel for Stephenson Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry from Indianapolis visited Noblesville to attend the peat at the air and to begin Stephenson trial set for Oct 12. They said they would resist any state attempt for a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Eph Inman
Indianapolis
Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Mauge Oberholtzer
Evansville Doctor Sid V. Herbert Dies From Accident Injuries
Evansville Ind Oct 2 4 Dr Sid V Herbert 45 of 1545 Brees street died yesterday afternoon at 3 after injuries from a car crash Wednesday. Eyewitnesses said the auto struck loose gravel while passing and swerved, turning a complete somersault into a roadside ditch.
Landsdowne Warned About Safety Valve Removals
Ehurst New Jersey October 2 Commander Zachary Landsdowne of the Shenandoah was warned by the court of inquiry today that the ship had to remove ten of its eighteen automatic safety valves. Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl, senior surviving officer, testified. It was also established who recommended the valve removals.
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Ehurst
N. J
Zachary Landsdowne
Shenandoah
Lieut
Ymmander Rosendahl
Algo Estabslon Neasure
Bandits Attack Jewelry Salesman In Skyscraper Corridor
A jewelry salesman in a Mid-Db building faced masked bandits who struck him, bound him, and emptied his jewel case. They shoved him into an elevator cage and fled. He regained consciousness twenty minutes later and called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isias
Rifias
Bramble church marks 50 years with St Josephs anniversary
Plans are under way for the gold anniversary of St Josephs Catholic Church at Bramble in October. Former pastors remain active. Dominican Father from Louis e missionary Father Rev H L in O P will lead the mission week services at 8:00 am and 7:30 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cathoarch
Bramble
Louise
H. L
O. P
Daily Market Reports From Indianapolis and Chicago Livestock
Market summary shows cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower trends. Chicago hogs down 25 to 40 cents, top $15.00. cattle and vealers mixed, lambs higher in some bids. Cincinnati and Endtranaro1es listings include varied prices and steady tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Eclipse
Elmer E. Horrall
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Miles G. O’neall
Intersville Road
Shute
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Armstrong
Congoleum
Eac
Tenues
Washington
Troy Road
Ate
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Temple Court
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Quick Sa
T van Trees
John W. Dillard
Cabel’s
Davis County Farm Bureau
C. R. Wilkins
Kewlf
H. C. Wadsworth
M. D
W. H. Duncan
E. Mai St
Bickness
J. A. Colbert
East Main Street
N. BR
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C. H. White
Buzan & Hastings
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Tilley
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Indiana
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Lehigh
Portland Cement Company
Itehell
Bhég
Daesk County
H. A. Treadley
Special Agent
S&le— Modern
Grand Avenue
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Eagle
Paul G. Smiley
General Insurance Agency
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Fred Fuehner
Charity LO NO
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SOR
Beck Agency
van Kent
George Street
Toheden
Aione
Quitan Fire Marshals Office
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Lansdowne
Trate
Nath
Michigan Boulevard
Heatrolas
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Daily Market Reports
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Eee
Seanie
Neal
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