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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
6
Notice is hereby given that the administrator Joseph Lannert has filed final account and vouchers for the estate of Michael Dordh Deceased. The court will examine and approve on December 7, 1912, at the county circuit court. Heirs legatees and creditors must appear to show cause and make proof of heirship. Brooka & Brooks, Attorneys.
Lawrence Circuit Court November Term 1922 notice that George K Owen as administrator filed final account and vouchers for Sarah K Owen deceased. Court to examine November 23 1912 at Bedford Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why accounts should not be approved. Witness the seal of the administrator. Martin Pearson attorneys.
Notice is given that The Citizens Trust Co. as Administrator of the estate of Herschel Bruce deceased has filed its account and vouchers for final settlement. The Lawrence Circuit Court will examine the account on November 19, 1912 at Bedford Indiana. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Clerk Ethert J Stalker.
Notice states that administration has been granted and 3.W. Beard is appointed as Executor in the matter referenced by the notice. Further details not fully legible in the provided text.
In Lawrence County Indiana the Lawrence Circuit Court Nov term 1912 records a complaint by Fred N. Fletcher for divorce against Ellen Lee a nonresident. The defendant is summoned to appear by the next term on the 2nd Monday of November 1912 at the Bedford County Court House to answer or demur to the complaint or the case will be heard in her absence.
Thomas H. Bridgewater as Administrator presents his final account and vouchers in the estate of David W. Bridgewater deceased in Lawrence Circuit Court. The examination will occur November 19, 1912, at Bedford Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Elbert J. Stalker, Clerk.
dersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence county Indiana Administrator of the estate of Gilbert Pollard deceased late of Lawrence County Said estate is supposed to be solvent Ruby Pollard Administrator
State of Indiana in Lawrence Circuit Court notices Martha E. Fleener, nonresident, to appear by November 19 1912 to answer or demur in the M Rumely Company suit based on a judgment and garnishment. Clerk Elbert J. Stalker issues the order.
In Lawrence Circuit Court November Term 1912 David Bundy sues Mary R. Bundy for divorce. The complaint includes an affidavit stating Mary R. Bundy is not a resident of Indiana and a summons to appear at the Court House on the third Monday of November 1912. order made for appearance in her absence.
William H. Sitler sheriff offers at public auction on December 7 1912 the rents and profits for up to seven years from forty eight feet of the west side of lot 89 in Bedford original plat. If rents fail to cover the decree of 1532.70 plus interest and costs, the fee simple of the real estate will be offered. Sale at the courthouse door Bedford Indiana.
In the Lawrence Circuit Court of 1912 the defendants named including Jesse Faubion and Moses Faubion are warned to appear by November term to answer a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Lawrence County Indiana. The notice is signed by Clerk Elbert J. Stalker dated October 7, 1912.
In Lawrence County Indiana November Term 1912 the estate of Matilda Barlow Deceased William F Brooks Administrator presents and files his account and vouchers for final settlement to be examined and approved on the 7th day of creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Notice heirs legatees to appear and prove heirship November 12 1912 Brooks and Brooks Attorneys
Rosa B. Murray as Administratrix has filed her account for the estate of William Murray. The Circuit Court in Bedford Indiana will review the account on November 12. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear as required by law. The clerk is Elbert J. Stalker with Brooks & Brooks and Will H. Talbott as attorneys.
Arthur Reich a 25 year old teamster arrested after a fight in which he attempted to stab a detective confessed to Capt. Halpin that he killed Policeman Charles Jones who was shot five times in the line of duty last Sunday Reich said he used the revolver taken from Policeman Charles Gierman and implicated three other men who were present at the killing
Franklin B. Dorr former proprietor and editor of the Douglas Daily Dispatch was shot and killed in Clifton Arizona. William Allender wounded attempted to flee then killed himself when cornered by officers. Dorr a University of Wisconsin Law School graduate aged forty five left a widow.
Norwalk Ohio November 14. Miss Minnie Lavalley, linked to the trial of six men from West Clarksfield, received an anonymous note threatening death. The message said that if the six men are jailed she should beware, signed by a crudely drawn death's head.
A daylight theft at a jewelry shop on Place de l Opera in central Paris saw a thief slip through a temporary partition from a reconstruction area and flee with gems valued at sixty thousand dollars. Nearby, a giant box car from the National Cooperage and Wooden Ware Co. drew crowds at Monon station in Peoria Illinois, while Miss Thelma Fiscus of West 19th street recovers from scarlet fever.
Miss Gladys Myers fatally shot her mother on a Pennsylvania railroad express near Bristol thinking she was a burglar. The train continued to Trenton where Mrs. Elizabeth Myers died. Detained with a passenger, M. R. Cuthbert, the trio awaits investigation amid conflicting statements.
Alison McFarland formerly convicted of wife murder and later acquitted in a second trial was sentenced by Judge Hough in federal court to a year and six months in the Atlanta penitentiary. He pleaded guilty to counterfeiting and admitted a scheme to duplicate silver ornaments wholesale at low cost.
Charles Baugh was arrested in Spencer on an affidavit from Justice Iseminger's court charging child desertion. He is jailed awaiting a consultation with his Bloomington attorney this afternoon. Hearing date not set.
The American Federation of Labor divided by division vote to exclude steam fitters from seats at the convention, upholding plumbers’ control of pipe trades a year after their jurisdiction was won. Gompers warned of threats to him as the dispute unfolded. An all day Missionary conference for Women of the Bedford Baptist Association is planned for Friday at the Baptist church with sessions at ten in the morning and one in the afternoon. The Presbyterian church hosted an all day meeting with a picnic lunch enjoyed by attendees.
In Philadelphia on November 14 James McCrea resigned as president of the Pennsylvania Railroad effective January 1. Directors elected Samuel Rea, already longtime vice president, to the role. McCrea cited reaching age sixty five and needing rest. Also in New York Melville Inghalls of Cincinnati, head of the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway for 42 years, resigns due to ill health.
Complete unofficial returns from California show Theodore Roosevelt leading Woodrow Wilson by 45 votes. Roosevelt amasses 34,670 votes to Wilson's 34,625 across the state, with the official count still to decide final results.
London reports the foreign office confirms James Bryce has resigned as ambassador to the United States and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice is appointed to succeed him.
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