Parole Violator Sentenced to Six Months Jail and Fine
James Bush, currently in Hamilton county jail, will be moved to Boone county jail to serve six months and pay a $100 fine after a Hamilton circuit court conviction for operating a place selling intoxicating liquors. Bush pleaded guilty and earlier parole revocation proceedings were considered but not upheld. The judge then issued an order revoking the parole and ordering completion of sentence in Hamilton county with transfer for continuation of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bush
Hamilton County
Boone County
Bush
Hamilton
Boone
Artman Wee
Eagletown
Gieinity
Parris
Trial of Dr Charles M Clayton in Boone Circuit Court
Hearing set for Monday in Boone Circuit Court for Dr Charles M Clayton charged with the September 15 1913 killing of Joseph H Stout in Indianapolis. Defense argues self defense. attorneys from Indianapolis and local area. state's case led by Frank Baker with aide Dodson. Trial expected to last four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Charles M. Clayton
Indianapolis
Joseph H. Stout
Clayton
Brookside Avene
Dr. Clayton
Stout
Hts
Ryan & Ruckersham
A. J. Shelby
Frank Baker
Merion County
Dodson
Will and court notes from Jackson township division
The document outlines a will dividing forty acres in Jackson township among the decedent's children with Francinia Emmert favored for life on the land and Charley Emmert named executor. Francinia also receives household goods, two horses, one cow and calf, and other personal property. The case of Lorenzo B. Kincaid et al. for drain was referred to the drainage commissioner James Hugh Banks to act as foreman, with meetings set for February 23 and report by March 13. Florence Miller vs Frank Miller for divorce was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Murrey
Samuel G. Emmert
Jackson Township
Francinia Emmert
Francinia
Decedent
Charley Emmett
Franciola
Charley Emmert
Lorenzo B. Kincaid
John Kouna
James Hugh Banks
Fbirg
Florence Miller
Frank Miller
Probate Court Proceedings Reported In Insolvent and Estate Matters
The probate court recorded indentures of assignment and trustee actions for Tilman Brown, with bonds approved. Executors and administrators including Charley Emmert, Union Trust Co., Robert Stephenson, Joint Canada, Bert Smiley, Otis A. Young, W R. L a lotte, Charles F. Martin, Citizens Loan & Trust Co., and others filed final reports, inventories, or appraisals. Balances, charges, credits, and distributions were noted, with hearings set for March 3 114 and other dates. A guardian discharged and a ward’s age and intermarriage noted. Domestic notices mention a Florida flower gift to Mrs. Parks and Daniel Overleese’s southward departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Sullivan
Tilman BE. Brown
Francis M. Craver
Charley Emmert
David J. Emmert
William J. Darnell
Thompson Henry
The
Union Trust Co
James A. Sandy
Robert Stephenson
Gertrude Parkhurst
Joint Canada
Thomas H. Ashley
Helma
Bert L. Smiley
Pulity Smiley
Aled
Amos Saul
John F. Saul
Mary B. Northcut
Joan W. Smiley
Frank Smiley
Ella Clelland
Delete J. Shirley
Samantha J. Northcutt
Otis A. Young
George Sn. Young
William Martin
W. R. la ¥Ollotte
Charles F. Martin
Foster St. Tucker
Citizens Loan & Trust Co
Grace G. Caldwell
David A. Caldwell
Murat Wiley
Sarah A. Olds
John Good
Samuel W. Wiley
Catherine Sheridan
Closing Argument in Runyan Murder Trial Underway
Crawfordsville Ind Feb 19 The Runyan murder trial neared closing as Prosecutor Ira Clouser began the final address after McCabe spoke about seventeen hours. The jury was to hear closing remarks later today while Judge Vinton would give instructions before the verdict. A key witness, Vincent Utterback, testified Stull visited the doctor’s office with plans to kill Runyan, while Dr Hamilton’s testimony cast doubt on that timeline. Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 2 invited Brookdale Rebekah Lodge No 707 to join March 24 for degree work as the local lodge’s degree staff would travel to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jay
Renyan
Ira Clouser
Charles M. Mer Cabe
McCabe
Clouser
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Runyan
Theatste
H. Vinton
Walter Bunyan
Arilé Stall
Vincent Utterback
Ariie Stall
Stull
A. N. Hamilton
Walter Runyan
Ruth Rebekah
Thjs
Brookelde Rebekah
Indianapolis
Rebekah
Indianapolis Markets Report from February Livestock Sale
Indianapolis market notes from February 19 show 5500 cattle 900 calves 200 sheep and lambs at varied prices. Hog prices ranged around 8.90 to 12.85, packers bought many at 38.24, while hog hogs steady and cattle and sheep prices mixed amid light bidding and uncertain demand across the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Kanes - Helee
Gate Last Number in Lyceum Course
Alyah Green, a humorous entertainer, closed the Lyceum course at the Methodist church before a large Lebanon audience. He established himself as a favorite with skill in character delineation and a wide range of subjects. The program, while shorter this season, was excellent and highly entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyah Green
Lyceum
Methodist Church
Green
Lebanon
Big Game Prep For C H 3 Basketball Team
The Crawformville Review notes a safe practice at the old gym on Tuesday. Cauldwell returns, old teamwork restored, and Lebanon’s strong play and large away-support are highlighted as threats for the upcoming Friday clash. The Gold and Blue will be aided by a 30 piece band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawformville Review
Cauldwell
L. 3
Son
Lebanon
H. S
Boone County Horse Breeders Association Forming Meet
A meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 30 in the small court room to complete the organization of the Boone County Horse Breeders Association. The group aims to raise the county horse standard and invites all breeders to attend as charter members. D Price serves as chairman and Clyde Powell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Boone County Horse Breeders’ Association
D. ©. Price
Clyde Powell
Youth Arrested Ties Son of Elmer Caldwell to Burglary
The Frankfort Crescent News reports Reid Sterling, brought to town yesterday on burglary charges, implicates Fred Caldwell son of Elmer Caldwell in a 1914 Roll Heaton Grocery burglary. Caldwell was arrested in New Albany and brought to Frankfort. Officer Frank Corns aided by Judge Combs secured $500 bond for appearance. Sterling claims innocence and says he can prove Caldwell’s innocence. Chief Walter Corneal pursued Sterling from Louisville to Lantaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Caldwell
Stere
Frankfort
Gore Exonerated in Damages Suit in Oklahoma City
United States Senator Thomas Pryor Gore was exonerated yesterday in a District Court case in Oklahoma City defending against a $60,000 damages suit filed by Minnie E. Bond. The proceedings followed a Washington hotel matter alleged as improper conduct. The hearing drew several attendees including Mrs. B. L. G. Walker and Mrs. George Adams after an evening showing of Feg O' My Heart at the Mural Theatre.
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Gore
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Thomas Pryor Gore Igte
Washington
D. C
Mra
Mural Theatre
Walker
George Adams
Leeks
Sat Aien
Har Campbell
1913 County Recorder report details deeds and mortgages
The 1913 recorder report records 1020 warranty and quitclaim deeds totaling 2 428 695 10 in consideration, 358 farm and land mortgages for 804 801, 895 total mortgages for 1 137 682, and 825 satisfactions totaling 985 063 50. Comparisons show declines from 1912. Local names include Harry Voorhis, A F Woothis, Boyd Shore, Mel Friggs, D W Adair, Marion A Durgin, Frank Jackson, Ruth Octoya, Irvan Wills, Charles Perkins, and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Harry Voorhis
Lebanon
A. F. Woothis
Boyd Shore
Frankfort
Mel Friggs
D. W. Adair
Marion A. Durgin
Frank Jackson
Ruth Octoya
Irvan Wills
Indianapolis
Charles Perkins
Local Shifts and Visits Highlight Gadsden Area News
Gadsden residents and families visited relatives across towns, with George Nediingleo and Mary West groups spending Sundays with John Clingler and wife. Cluck Atking stayed with grandparents Wilma Atkins and wife in Lebanon through Tuesday. Laura Allen and Misses Gert rude and Sylva Sedwick shared Sunday with Nellie Warburton and Arlie Clingler. Several others, including D. E. Bush and Geraldine Allen, were noted visiting or hosting relatives. Marriage licenses were issued to Elias W. Rogers with Floelia Smith and Walter Raleigh Skaggs with Moonta Dale Shelburn. The Domeatle Science club planned a 2:30 Friday meeting with Mrs. SB F. McKey. Mrs. Ruah Dally and son Samuel arrived for visits. families of Theis and Zimmerman hosted gatherings, while Mrs. Nea Tedford returned from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nediingleo
Mary West
John Clingler
Cluck Atking
Hls
Wil- Maw Atkins
Lebanon
Laura Allen
Missex Gertrude
Sylva Sedwick
Nellie Warburton
Arlie Ciingler
D. E. Bush
Wiliam Riddle
Geraldine Allen
Bertha Walters
Thorntown
Thomas Dawson
Anderson
Joby
Hillock
Dadsden
William Baker
Frank Stephenson
Claude Warburton
Willan N. Clingler
Melvine Harrison
Frankfort
Lola Hutchingon
Sirs
L. H. Finney
Greencastle
Elias W. Rogers
Floelia Smith
Walter Raleigh Skaggs
Moonta
Dale Shelburn
Domeatle Science Club
F. McKey
Mra
Ruah Dally
Samuel
Harry R. Theis
Weat
Fordice Street
Zimmerman
Pearl
Lucile
Robert. Hing
Charles
Jand
Earl Shirley
Sox
Ford
Nea Tedford
East South
Indianapolis
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Probate Court
Terial
Clayton Willome
Circuit Court
Morgan Branslinger
Pauline Allen
Big Four Railway Company
Marion County
Woodbine
Morgan Braotlinger
Sarah H. Beck
John F Beck
Indiana
Hsband
Thompson K. Mattes
Ann Majnes
William Parks
Florida
Brie
Daniel Overleese
South
Victor Murdock
Crawfordsville High School
Gadsden
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