Grant township notice of weekly trustee meetings
Notice to Grant township residents Greene county Indiana that WM TL Deckard will transact township business at his residence two miles south of the precinct every Saturday.
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Court House
William M. Moss
Bloomfelid
Ind
Sth
Tss
Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
VM. Powell
Washington Township
Raid Township
George Bogarn
Cassownalup
Newberry
Dow
John I. McOrt
Taylor Township
Direene County
Henry Blorter
Grant Township
TL Deckard
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Powell
Almon Bland
Stockton Township
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Joseptl MO
The Great War Syndicate and the Instantaneous Motor
No time was lost by Great Britain and the United States in ratifying a peace and forming an Anglo American war syndicate. The treaty assigns warfare to the syndicate under a joint high commission with prohibitive powers, and outlines losses from Hutchins death, fisheries questions, and postwar disarmament along with a rise of English language instruction worldwide.
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Great Britain
United States
High Commission
London
Atlantic
Caerdatt
Ministry
American War Syndicate
Thomas Hutchins
Hutchins
Peakville
Ark
Wales
Treaben
Civilization
Train wreck near Armagh kills over seventy Sunday school scholars
A steep grade mishap in Ireland caused an engine to lose control of a crowded excursion train. Stones placed behind the wheels failed as the first section started down the grade and crashed into an embankment. Seventy four bodies were recovered and more than 100 injured.
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Ireland
Dupin
Armagh
Eight Hour Law Scope Questioned for Indiana Prisons
Wardens seek AG interpretation of the eight hour law and find prisons’ acts are special, making employees and prisoners outside its reach. inmates lose certain liberties but must work regular hours. Cyclone strikes Cedar Beach and Ligonier, causing extensive damage to structures, a foundry, and fatalities. Hard ing foundry owner’s shop destroyed and a child injured.
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Gosney
Ind
Cedar Beach
Jones
Syracuse
Ligonier
Dridge
Elkhart River
FE. W. Harding
Judge Coffey Reviews Miners Strike Distress in Clay County
Judge Coffey in Clay county met with the governor about miners strike suffering and destitution. The county commissioners’ relief from county funds and legal right are in question as operators press to block state action while the governor considers directing attention via proclamation.
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Harrisvere
Pia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mercer
Berks County
Allegheny
Lehigh
Ixptanaroris
Coffey
Clay County
Hin
Diverse world news items spark varied economic and political chatter
A broad column reports an English syndicate's bid for the Elgin factory, navy plans for two steel cruisers, a Montana gold scare, Florida cassava prospects, and other scattered items. It notes political figures, wrecks, drownings, crimes, and public notices across the United States with multiple named places and people.
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Elgin Watch
Navy Department
Grantsdale
Missoula County
Mont
Kentucky
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
Bas
Florida
Lizzie Cortes
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cora DeArmond
Rushville
Ind
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Harrison
White House
John Williams
Sardis
Miss
Harris Campbell
Williams
Colorado
San Francisco
Honolulu
Charles Dilger
Harry Smart
Louisville
Minan Couple's Surprise Golden Amour
Minan Indiana reports Squire Knapp aged 80 wed Mrs Barnes a 50 year old widow in a sudden Friday ceremony. The elderly native gentleman becomes a widower again within months. In Four Ways, the Democratic Journal changes ownership as Rockhill Masnilan assumes control and Meavuihan continues as city editor with Rock Hill serving as city clerk.
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Democratic
Four Waysxe
Ind
Journal On
Attempted theft of Greene county superintendent seat ends in failure
A Greene county political row over a required bond for the county superintendent ends with the board appointing Harvey Cushman to fill a vacancy and ex-Superintendent Lamb contesting actions. The Bloomfield News notes the office remains in Democratic hands and condemns the Republicans for an alleged bid to steal the post.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Wilber A. Hays
Greene County
Indiana
Court House
Bloomfield
Wm. M. Moss
State of
Board of Commissioners
Harvey. Cushman
State Board of Education
Lamb
Moss
Tamb
Cushman
Ind
John T. Las
Las
John T. Lamb
Wuerens
Harvey E. Cushman
Bloomfield, Inc
John T. Lame
Hays
Bloomfield News
Osborn
Hay
Republicans condemn scheme amid county politics heat
A countywide dispute sees multiple Republicans denounce a controversial plan as contemptible and damaging to the party. Critics warn endorsing it would cost votes, while a Republican attorney and Judge Baxter dispute the legality. Public sentiment favors honest elections and integrity.
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Baxter
Guthrie Gains Confidence as Capital Prospect Brightens
T A Stockslager and Horace Speed, recent Indiana transplants, visit Guthrie O T to urge interior department action on homestead entries. They praise Guthrie’s energy with brick yards an electric plant and a street railway projected, predicting rapid growth and eventual capital status rivaling eastern and western cities. They report only two deaths since organization and dismiss violence rumors as exaggerated.
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T. A. Stockslager
Horace Speed
Indiana
Guthrie
O. T
Secretary of the Interior
Stockslager
Stuckslager
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