Senator Samuel M. Ralston Dies After Illness in Indiana
Indiana's Samuel M. Ralston, former governor and U S senator, died at 11 p m near Indianapolis after a long Brights disease battle. The Democrat, praised for fiscal reforms and tariff grasp, joined Thomas Marshall in leaving a mark on state and national politics. Frankfort Moose home repairs announced at a cost of 3000 dollars.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Hoosier
Indianalis
Bright
Senator Ralston
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Ralston
United States
Washington
Mrs Polly Ann Luallen Dies After Dropsy Follows
Mrs Polly Ann Luallen aged 11 months and 29 days of the late George Li away Tuesday morning at 7 oclock at her home northwest of Bartlettsville after a long illness from dropsy. She is survived by two sons Doyle Luallen and a ship five daughters Mrs Bertham Red of Washington Indiana Mary Adams Edith Wilson and Edith B Marshal township and a mother brothers and sisters also survived by John Southers superintendent of a county poor farm Bedford a brother. Funeral services were conducted from the Bartlettsville church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Ann
Luallen
Atte
George Li
Northwest
Bartlettsville
Dropay
Doyle Lualien
Ship
Bertham Red
Washington
Indiana
Mary Adams
Euler
Ley Wilson
Edith
Marshal Township
John Southers
Bedford
Judge Delays Ruling In Health Board Desist Case
Judge Clinton H. Givan delayed ruling in superior court on a motion to dissolve a temporary injunction against four members of the state board of health. The case, involving malfeasance charges against Dr. William King, secretary of the board, will not be decided for several days as Special Judge Oren Hack indicated the rule on the dissolution would guide the eventual ruling on a permanent restraining order.
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Iss
Clinton H. Givan
William ¥. King
Oren Ss
Hack
Indiana Team Wins Debate on Prohibition Question
The Indiana University team defeated Cambridge University at Bloomington on the question That This House Favors Prohibition. Members included Jasper Garland Huntsburg Ernest L Myers Plainville and Donald Bowen Lebanon.
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Indiana University
Cambridge University
England
Bloomington
Jasper Garland
Huntsburg
Ernest L. Myers
Plainvoke
Donald ¥. Bowen
Lebanon
Indiana
Unclear Baseball Play-By-Play From Washington Pittsburgh
The narrative summarizes a Washington versus Pittsburgh game with multiple innings. Key actions include hits by Rice Goslin and J Harris, Carey’s three two-base hits, and Barnhart’s runs. Corted defensive plays and substitutions appear in fourth to ninth innings, noting no decisive final score within the readable text.
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Wright
H Hitito
Harris
McInnis
Sears
Kington
Bluege
Moore
Peck
Cuyler
Fortison
Morrison
Ueabe
Carey
Phienart
Peckinpaugh
Washington
Johnson
Garey
Rice
Goslin
J. Harris
Judge
Pittsburg
Rice Ma
Smith
Grantham
Joeret
Pittsburgh Bluege
Traynor
Ruel
Isburgh—Crey
Barnhart
Rite
McInnis Sr
Pittsburgh
Kremer
Lelimb
J. Reid
Budge
Wickifice Jonson
Hara ‘Barnhart
Bruege
Pittsba Wright
Sini Mg
Washingon
Oldham
Bigbee
Gorn
Hanson to take Chevrolet agency in Evansville
Harry Hanson plans to leave Saturday for Evansville to assume the Chevrolet Agency there. He has prior auto dealer experience, previously involved with the Chevrolet agency in town. Guy Hammitt, manager of the Grand Theatre, is injured with a severe hand wound while working at the Grand, tendons damaged near the index finger.
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Harry Hanson
Evansville
Chevrolet
Mr. Hanson
Automoile
Guy Hammitt
Grand ‘Theatre
Irong
Mr. Hammitt
The
Grand
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Highlight Plainville Notes
Eastern Bogard reports many local social visits as Emmett Colglazier Ian and A T ers hosted at Plainville. Frank Colglass and John Barthatmua families were seen with Emery Wade and Jake Myers visiting Homer Wade Wm ie family at Odon. Jesse ame’s children returned from Indianapolis after a trip with relatives. Ernest Wade spent Sunday afternoon with Bill Turk Ed Keck of Odon visited Thomas Barley. Guy Barley spent Sunday evening seeing friends in the area.
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Emmett Colglazier
Ian
A. T
Plainville
Frank Colglass
John Barthatmua
Jake Myers
Emery Wade
Homer- Wade
Odon
Jesse Ame
Indianapolis
Ernest Wade
Bill Turk
Ed Keck
Thomas Barley
Guy Barley
Firemen Respond to Alarm From Box 44
Central department fireman answered a call to box 44 this afternoon and found the alarm turned in when smoke was seen coming from the attic at the home of Til Ragedale on South Meridian street. Shorted electric wire was found to be the cause of the smoke.
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Central’ ‘Department
Til Ragedale
South Meridian Street
Local Notes Span Indiana Towns and Civic Ties
Scrambled OCR style notes report an Indiana scene with Brownstown Clinton Tipton and Tipton items. It mentions a sheriff, a fall causing injury, a fire started by an oil stove, and political hints about mayoral candidates Harry A. Binkley Republican and Clyde R. Porter Democrat.
Water shortage grounds Bicknell schools dismissal
Oct 15 report from Bicknell describes a water crisis caused by a pumper leaving a valve open and pumps running idle all night. Tanks drained and city without water, triggering school dismissals for the second time recently. No one appears directly responsible for the shortage.
World renowned soprano to broadcast Sunday concert
Mme Louise Homer, world famed singer, will broadcast a concert Sunday night at 8 15 from stations WEAF WFI WJAR WCAE WEEI WOCP WOC WSAI WWS WEC WRC. Accompanied by Ruth Emerson, the program features Handel Haydn Schubert Kren Oh, Promise Me, On Wings of Song and more.
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Louise
Homer
Atwater Keht Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
WEAF
New York
WFI
WJAR
Providence
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEEI
Boston
Woc
Venport
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWS
Detroit
Weco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WRC
Washington
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Largo
Haendel
Schubert
Haydn
Bailey
Saint-Saens
de Koven
Boy
Sydney Homer Little
Frederick Krull
Carl Bohm
Mendelssohn
Ruth Emerson
Perkins Wins Honor at Purdue University
F. K. Perkins of Washington is named a Contour pledge at Purdue University. Contour is an honorary civil engineering fraternity founded at Purdue in 1920 to honor men with interest in civil engineering and high scholastic averages.
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Perkins
Purdue University
F. K. Perkins
Washington
Contour
Purdue
Death toll thins ranks of Bloomington G A R Post
The Bloomington post of the G A R loses members this year leaving sixty six on the roster as aging veterans pass away.
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Bloomington
Paul K. Cong .Post G. A. R
Post
Juanita Noble 13 Dies in Plainville
Juanita Noble, 13, daughter of James Noble of Plainville, died at her home after a two year illness of tuberculosis. Born in Dubois county on November 20, she would have turned fourteen next month. She had lived in Plainville three years and is survived by her father and two brothers, Forbell and Harold. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home with burial in Dubois county.
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Juanta Noble
James Noble
Plainville
Dubois County
Forbell
Harold Noble
Painville
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose gives relief. The second and third doses break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take with no quinine or opiates. Millions use it. Price thirty cents. Druggists guarantee it.
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