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| uth Shore's former nearby station at Tremont, | Indiana, a location that was becoming depopulated wit |
| Manchester College ( | Indiana), a university in North Manchester, Indiana |
| unbar scored on a 5 yard touchdown run giving | Indiana a 17-0 halftime lead. |
| Located in Carmel, | Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis, The Village of Wes |
| Ropkey Armor Museum, Crawfordsville, | Indiana A Six-Ton Model 1917. |
| Indiana: A Redemption from Slavery. | |
| It is located in Michigan City, | Indiana, about 50 miles (80 km) east of Chicago. |
| The | Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanit |
| teamboat Museum is located in Jeffersonville, | Indiana, across from Louisville, Kentucky. |
| inses migrated to the free states of Ohio and | Indiana after Nat Turner's Rebellion of 1831. |
| Two men return home to | Indiana after they served time in the Army during the |
| The plot is set in | Indiana after the Civil War and is about three daught |
| He transferred to Notre Dame in South Bend, | Indiana, after his freshman year. |
| He died in Kokomo, | Indiana after suffering a stroke. |
| He resumed the practice of law in Corydon, | Indiana after leaving Congress and moved to New Alban |
| t 26, 1872) was the first Episcopal Bishop of | Indiana after the diocese's division from the Mission |
| USS | Indiana after the Spanish-American war. |
| Smith died in Versailles, | Indiana aged 76 and was interred in Cliff Hill Cemete |
| Daywalt died of cancer in Indianapolis, | Indiana, aged 41. |
| He served as member of the | Indiana Air Pollution Control Board from 1979 to 1986 |
| He also helped draft the 1961 | Indiana Air Pollution Control Act, the state's first |
| The | Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission was created by |
| WikiProject | Indiana alerts |
| Born in Gary, | Indiana, Alexander studied at the Roy Knapp School in |
| They moved to Indianapolis, | Indiana, Alice's hometown, and Pete began selling ins |
| He was a member of the | Indiana All-Star Team. |
| Chosen as a 1975 | Indiana All-Star, the team toured Europe and Russia. |
| ention center located in downtown Fort Wayne, | Indiana, Allen County, United States. |
| The | Indiana Alley Cats was a member of the Continental Ba |
| The 10-day stop in Evansville, | Indiana, allowed more than 35,000 people to take a to |
| Jonesboro is a city in Grant County, | Indiana, along the Mississinewa River opposite Gas Ci |
| ned radio station WXCX-AM/WXCX-FM in Columbus | Indiana along with WMDH-AM/WMDH-FM in New Castle Indi |
| n, water flowed westward from LaPorte County, | Indiana along the Little Calumet River, made a comple |
| For the community in | Indiana also known as Six Mile, see Hayden, Indiana. |
| The Ralph Waldo Emerson School in Gary, | Indiana, also known as Gary High School, was built in |
| n commissioned Willich as Colonel of the 32nd | Indiana, also called the First German (an all-German |
| The Malamute, named | Indiana, also inspired the name of the lead character |
| e Elkhart Institute (later Goshen College) in | Indiana, also teaching English and music there. |
| hes its largest size in southern Illinois and | Indiana, although the national champion is 104' by 68 |
| He owned the local newspaper "The | Indiana American". |
| One of the largest industrial parks in | Indiana, AmeriPlex is in Decatur Township. |
| vider of mass transportation in East Chicago, | Indiana, an industrial suburb of Chicago, Illinois. |
| Destination | Indiana, an interactive virtual time-travel experienc |
| Don Larsen is within the scope of WikiProject | Indiana, an open collaborative effort to coordinate w |
| d located a tiger at Great Cats of (Idaville) | Indiana, an Indiana-based large cat and carnivore res |
| waun Moore is within the scope of WikiProject | Indiana, an open collaborative effort to coordinate w |
| ergy then extended eastward through Illinois, | Indiana and Ohio on August 19 and August 20. |
| h the firms Pierre & Wright (of Indianapolis, | Indiana) and Miller & Yeager (of Terre Haute, Indiana |
| nce Junior-Senior High School in Clarksville, | Indiana, and furnished sisters to minister in Indiana |
| He is from Elkhart, | Indiana and a national roller skating champion. |
| TCI purchased all of the systems in Illinois, | Indiana, and New Jersey. |
| He was born in Carroll County, | Indiana and grew up there as well. |
| Hershey died in Angola, | Indiana and he is interred in Section 7 of Arlington |
| Osborn was from La Porte, | Indiana and was an amateur radio operator. |
| She spent time ministering in Valparaiso, | Indiana and at Saint Agnes Academy in Indianapolis. |
| She was born in Indianapolis, | Indiana, and raised by her maternal grandmother, who |
| He lives in | Indiana and teaches at the University of Notre Dame. |
| He moved to Evansville, | Indiana, and resumed his law practice. |
| Butz returned to West Lafayette, | Indiana and was named dean emeritus of Purdue Univers |
| and west to Texas and north to South Dakota, | Indiana and Michigan. |
| 27 - September 11, 1890) was born in Memphis, | Indiana and he would serve in the Civil War, and serv |
| 10 foot spires, and is made of limestone from | Indiana, and granite from Gunnison, Colorado. |
| He was born near Corydon, | Indiana and attended the common schools and the James |
| public school-governing body in Southwestern | Indiana and the twenty seventh largest in Indiana. |
| budget director in 2003 so he could return to | Indiana and run for Governor. |
| suffered shocking losses to Northwestern and | Indiana and lost rivalry games with Wisconsin and Min |
| Manson died in Frankfort, | Indiana, and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawford |
| r the shortest distance between Indianapolis, | Indiana and Lexington, Kentucky. |
| He then entered law school in Bloomington, | Indiana, and also entered the Indiana National Guard, |
| rts ruled in favor of Standard Oil Company of | Indiana and Standard Oil of Colorado was disbanded. |
| es would include portions of modern day Ohio, | Indiana, and the entirety of Michigan, Illinois, and |
| ey lived in an area that now includes western | Indiana and Ohio, and were closely allied with the We |
| signed treaties that sold Potawatomi land in | Indiana and Illinois to the United States, and moved |
| ry Charter School of Gary is located in Gary, | Indiana, and Pikes Peak Prep located in Colorado Spri |
| urrently the largest law firm in the state of | Indiana, and 97th largest in the United States. |
| to America in 1990, settling in Kendallville, | Indiana and working as a quality supervisor in a fact |
| Designed by Eric Ernstberger of Muncie, | Indiana and fabricated by Tarpenning-LaFollette of In |
| land attended primary school in Indianapolis, | Indiana, and graduated from high school in North Dako |
| atalities were widespread across west-central | Indiana, and overall, 20 people perished. |
| f 2007, consists of 60 locations in Illinois, | Indiana, and Wisconsin. |
| This movie was filmed in Frankfort, | Indiana and French Lick, Indiana. |
| arly '80s at Anderson University in Anderson, | Indiana and married in the fall of 1984. |
| They were based in Gary, | Indiana and played their home games at the Genesis Co |
| Moore scored a season high 26 points against | Indiana and recorded two double-doubles in league pla |
| He moved to | Indiana and was justice of the peace at New Durham To |
| He was born in Michigan City, | Indiana, and died in Orcas Island, Washington from pa |
| Rusin grew up in | Indiana, and moved to Holmes Beach, Florida in 2002. |
| Marion Normal Institute relocated to Muncie, | Indiana, and merged with the Indiana Normal Institute |
| Barbee was born in Indianapolis, | Indiana, and grew up as a fan of the nearby Butler Un |
| Nashville, Tennessee and raised in Illinois, | Indiana and Colorado. |
| Kimball was born in Orland, | Indiana and attended the common and high schools of O |
| John Downey Works was born in | Indiana and attended private schools there. |
| was paroled again, on condition that he leave | Indiana and never return. |
| Ford was born in Portland, | Indiana and considers Montpelier, Indiana his hometow |
| uccessful he was selling throughout Illinois, | Indiana, and Ohio by 1853. |
| 0, 1935) was the fourth Bishop of Evansville, | Indiana and currently administers for the Diocese. |
| Harmon was born in North Vernon, | Indiana and he graduated from North Vernon High Schoo |
| r restaurants still exist, in West Lafayette, | Indiana and Issaquah, Washington. |
| Lyons was born in Bible, | Indiana and died in Nevada, Missouri and is buried th |
| Most of Florida, | Indiana, and Michigan |
| married in 1957 and have pastored churches in | Indiana, and Calgary and Edmonton, Canada. |
| and five asphalt plants in Arizona, Georgia, | Indiana and Tennessee. |
| They are based in Anderson, | Indiana and formerly played at Anderson High School W |
| Williams was born in 1843 in Jay County, | Indiana, and joined the Union Army September 1863, pr |
| nzino starred at Emerson High School in Gary, | Indiana and was recruited to NC State by coach Everet |
| He was born in Montgomery County, | Indiana and was the son of John B. Johnson. |
| enerating Station is located near Petersburg, | Indiana, and has a production capacity of 1,760 MW of |
| indie rock band originally from Indianapolis, | Indiana and now partially based in Chicago, Illinois. |
| enerating Station is located in Martinsville, | Indiana, and has a production capacity of 341 MW of p |
| The other will connect the | Indiana and Kentucky I-265's (via KY-841). |
| usiness was located in downtown Indianapolis, | Indiana and would remain a fixture for over 100 years |
| were designed to reduce flooding in southern | Indiana and nearby towns. |
| Borden (1810-1882) was an American jurist in | Indiana and diplomat. |
| station's transmitter is located in Ligonier, | Indiana, and its studios are located in the Federated |
| plants in the US states California, Florida, | Indiana, and New York. |
| McConnell grew up in Goodland, | Indiana and is a 1962 graduate of Franklin College. |
| Maude was born in Indianapolis, | Indiana and enlisted on March 21, 1966. |
| Only Gary, | Indiana and Birmingham, Alabama had a higher proporti |
| ream and commercial media serving Fort Wayne, | Indiana and its immediate suburbs. |
| orld War I, prominent lawyer in Indianapolis, | Indiana and a member of the Indiana Senate representi |
| Parkinson returned to Yorktown, | Indiana and got into the wholesale plumbing and heati |
| The battery was organized at Indianapolis, | Indiana and mustered in for a three year enlistment o |
| It is centered on South Bend, | Indiana and the Indiana portion of the Michiana regio |
| Pursuit of Morgan through | Indiana and Ohio July 5-28. |
| Albertson moved to Salem, Washington County, | Indiana, and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| e moved west and practiced law in Brownstown, | Indiana and was a judge on the Indiana Second Circuit |
| This district is centered on South Bend, | Indiana and the Indiana portion of the Michiana regio |
| pectator and with newspapers in Indianapolis, | Indiana and Logansport, Indiana, before coming to Chi |
| nnette Bonneau was born in 1770 in Vincennes, | Indiana, and died in 1800. |
| more unexpected tornado events took place in | Indiana and Ohio on August 28. |
| attended Quaker colleges, Earlham College in | Indiana and Guilford College in North Carolina, gradu |
| In 1838, the family moved from | Indiana and resettled in San Augustine, Texas. |
| tributary of the Auglaize River in northeast | Indiana and northwest Ohio. |
| The bank now operates in west-central | Indiana and east-central Illinois. |
| g mall in metropolitan South Bend (Mishawaka, | Indiana) and is owned by Simon Property Group. |
| Psi Iota Xi was founded in 1897 in Muncie, | Indiana and has chartered chapters in Illinois, India |
| He went to | Indiana and Pennsylvania universities. |
| Indiana and Indianans: A History of Aboriginal and Te | |
| The battery was organized at Indianapolis, | Indiana and mustered in for a three year enlistment o |
| 011 Marsh changed the name of several Muncie, | Indiana and Ohio locations to Main Street Market. |
| FUM's headquarters is in Richmond, | Indiana, and has offices in Kisumu, Kenya. |
| In 1830 he moved to Bloomington, | Indiana and in 1833 to Rockville, Indiana. |
| vernor, he served as the mayor of South Bend, | Indiana, and then as the 45th Lieutenant Governor of |
| what are now the American states of Kentucky, | Indiana, and Illinois. |
| The trace served as a road through early | Indiana and was very important to the development of |
| n school was moved to Fort Benjamin Harrison, | Indiana and Fort Slocum was deactivated. |
| s first proposed in 1973 by Public Service of | Indiana and was finally closed due to overwhelming ex |
| He attended the public schools in Marion, | Indiana, and Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana. |
| eyan joined with nine other colleges in Ohio, | Indiana and Pennsylvania to create the North Coast At |
| t 130 members, including a group near Camden, | Indiana, and a newer group in Missouri. |
| thin the municipal boundaries of Clarksville, | Indiana and Sellersburg, Indiana |
| Foltz was born in Lafayette, | Indiana, and was a descendant of Daniel Boone. |
| offices throughout Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, | Indiana, and West Virginia. |
| s also commissioned to create figures for the | Indiana and Illinois buildings at the World's Columbi |
| The Flyers were based in Muncie, | Indiana, and led by player/coach Henry Coupe. |
| ional town of Waycross was based on Straughn, | Indiana and the fictional Raintree County was based o |
| istrict is located in the northeast corner of | Indiana and has a large population center in Fort Way |
| Billiard was born in Monroe, | Indiana and died in Wooster, Ohio. |
| Today the company operates out of Goshen, | Indiana and Kalamazoo, Michigan under the Clausing na |
| He returned to | Indiana and spent the rest of his life in the town of |
| March 12, 1840, removed to Jasper County | Indiana and purchased land which is now the town of R |
| n was elected the 17th Lieutenant Governor of | Indiana and served from January 1873 to January 1877. |
| In 1944 Crain starred in Home in | Indiana and In the Meantime, Darling. |
| He was a druggist in Crawfordsville, | Indiana, and a member of the Indiana Legislature. |
| i-tobacco education campaign for the state of | Indiana and was launched in 2001, by Indiana Tobacco |
| Huppenthal was born in Michigan City, | Indiana and moved with his family to Arizona during c |
| d Oklahoma with a strong presence in southern | Indiana and northern Kentucky. |
| The town of Tipton, | Indiana and Tipton County, Indiana are named after hi |
| was originally from the Wabash River area of | Indiana and was known as the Mission Band of Potawato |
| istory emeritus at the University of Southern | Indiana, and Director of Historic Southern Indiana; f |
| le-Tribune is a morning newspaper for Marion, | Indiana and surrounding areas. |
| The Iroquois River rises in Jasper County, | Indiana, and flows generally west-southwestwardly thr |
| le-Tribune became the 10th Paxton property in | Indiana and the largest. |
| isville over Bowling Green, Ohio, Cincinnati, | Indiana and Columbia. |
| LeSEA is based in South Bend, | Indiana and broadcasts Christian programming. |
| He has been a local church pastor in | Indiana and Ohio, as well as an adjunct professor at |
| now serves 11 counties-nine in north-central | Indiana and two in south-central Michigan. |
| He was born in Mooreland, | Indiana and was raised in and around New Castle, Indi |
| h in Franklin, Shelbyville, and Martinsville, | Indiana and attended Wabash College for two years. |
| nd from Vermont to South Carolina and west to | Indiana and Illinois. |
| could be heard as far away as Michigan City, | Indiana and Merrillville, Indiana at night. |
| r of times as arbitrator between the State of | Indiana and private corporations. |
| He was born in Terre Haute, | Indiana and died in San Diego, California. |
| tates that the depot is owned by the state of | Indiana, and that trespassers will be prosecuted. |
| He was born in Vevay, | Indiana, and died in North Hollywood, California, fro |
| f the Ball State University campus in Muncie, | Indiana, and focusing on Indiana's native plants and |
| He was born in Fort Wayne, | Indiana and died in Raleigh, North Carolina. |
| He and his wife Amy reside in Boone County, | Indiana and have five children. |
| gree at Taylor University, Fort Wayne Campus ( | Indiana), and the Bachelor of Divinity, Master of The |
| Fort Wayne and its surrounding communities in | Indiana and Ohio. |
| tions in the U.S. Midwest consist of mines in | Indiana and Illinois. |
| The station is licensed to Auburn, | Indiana, and operates on the FM radio frequency of 10 |
| he worked as a music therapist in Fort Wayne, | Indiana and later at Essex County Hospital in New Jer |
| Howard County, | Indiana and Howard County, Iowa are named in his hono |
| on schools, Union Christian College in Merom, | Indiana, and the Indiana Asbury University (now De Pa |
| e River, portaged near modern day South Bend, | Indiana, and continued down the St. |
| Bopp is a native of Terre Haute, | Indiana, and holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana U |
| Gordon was born August 27, 1860 at Metamora, | Indiana, and attended schools there. |
| ss (1843-1925) was a mayor of Jeffersonville, | Indiana, and Chief of Police of Los Angeles, Californ |
| is found in North America, including Florida, | Indiana and West Virginia. |
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