VENUED CASES FILED HERE INDIANAPOLIS SUIT FOR 16000
A malpractice case against Indianapolis physicians leads a batch of legal filings here with probate matters and other complaints listed. The suit seeks sixteen thousand dollars in damages amid a group of civil actions noted in the court docket.
Leonard Abbott Shoots Himself On Wedding Day Mystery
Leonard Abbott twenty six at near Mace shot himself after planning nuptials with Adean Steele. Marion County docket lists five civil damages suits against Union Traction Co and others, including Teeter and Von Hake cases. Probate notes reveal the will of Amelia Sdocia and a pending divorce suit from Zionsville. Police report details a paternity case against Somoer Hines with $300 support ordered.
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Marion County
Boone Dirscuit
David Lichtenberg
Union Traction Co
Arthur Teeter
India-napolis Traction and Terminal Co
Carl von Hake
India &Ba Union Traction Co
Fred C. Schiffman
Alvin W. Williamson
George A. Weaver
Albert G
Senate
Ile
Fred C. Schiffmian
Alvin A
William
Albert G. Miessen
Serks
James Long
Indianapolis Traction and Terminel Co
Blake
Michigan Streets
Blake Street
Revival Meeting Grows at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church revival shows rising interest as Rev. A W Cash preaches on Love from John 3 16. He contrasts worldly affection with true motherhood noting mothers shape moral destiny, while Rev. R Everette Lucas leads a growing song service and witnesses many testimonies. Four more acceptances bring total to twenty one.
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First Christian Church
A. W. Cash
Cash
R. Everette Lucas
Lucas
Death by self-inflicted gunshot ends Boone County youth’s life
In Boone County on January 22, 1914, 18-year-old Perry Abbott died after a rifle shot wounded him and several bullets struck him in the face chest and brain. His father found him on the frozen ground and physicians reported recovery unlikely. Coroner C. W. Howard ruled death by self-inflicted action. Abbott, a member of the local Progressive circle, had no noted bad habits and left no suicide note. He traveled via interurban, with uncertain hotel status the prior day.
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Tendant
Zionsville
Catherine Smith
Geneva Thompson
Nathan Thompson
Hugh D. Thompson
Etta J. Jones
Franklin
Jones
Waa
Willam A. Davidson
Jodhue David
Sote
Charles T. Yall
Probate Court
Leonard Abbott
Mya
Joseph Abbott
Mace
Adean Steele
Garfield
Nen
Midey Leonard
Elmer Steele
Gazield
Leonard
Mr. Steele
Bert Swearingen
Swearingen
Mare
Northwestern Traction
Abin Abbott
Cary
Boone County
Fred
H. B. Williams
Norman Peacock
Darlington
C. W. Howard
Yountsville
Abbott
Young Abbott
Perry Abbott
Rawfordeville le
Reynolds
Near
Abin
Nok
Tome
Progressives Elect D. D. Budd County Chairman
The Progressive county central committee met Saturday at Worley and Fogle offices and elected David D. Budd as county chairman with James M. Harmon as vice-chairman Reginald Stewart secretary John D. Cason assistant secretary and D. King treasurer. Over forty Progressives attended with full support for a complete county ticket and a straight anti Republican fight.
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Progressive County Central Committee
Worley & Fogle
David D. Budd
James M. Harmon
Reginald Stewart
John D.cason
D. King
J. M. Worley
Bayid D. Budd
Progressive party names Boone county precinct committeemen
The Progressive party lists Boone county precinct committeemen with numerous names across many townships including Marion Clinton Washington Sugar Creek Jefferson Center Union Eagle Perry Harrison Jackson Worth and others. The roster shows assignments from No 1 through No 11 and beyond for each precinct.
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Moy
Telnet Png
Progressive Party
Boone County
Marion
Jacob Ferguson
Gus Cobb
Willis T. Cobb
Clinton
W. W. McVey
George UC. Cassady
Washington
Andrew Rogers
Stephen Cassady
Sugar Creek
Guy Overstreet
Perry Burker
Morley Riley
Nathan Riley
Jefferson
Orange J. Byers
Joseph Baird
Dra F P. Reed
Center
Andrew N. Wells
L. M. Church
Emmet Clay
Willian
A. Zenor
Janu Broshar
J. D. Galvin
M. L. Butcher
Charles Melntire
Roy Kiser
Fred J Jackson
John O. Cason
Union
Roscoe Chngler
Wiliam H. Hawkins
Eagle
Charles Swiggett
Marion Harmon
Perry
Frank Schenck
Tenis Slaubn. Harrison
Charles A. Blew
Lon Mills
Jackson
E. L. Walker
Addressed Board Meets County Guardians in Briefing
Mr L A Brown representing the state board of charities met the county board for children's guardians on Wednesday. He outlined the board's functions and duties. Dr K W Robbing was chosen president and Mrs George M Coimley secretary, with Robbins having prior leadership in Putnam County.
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L.A. Brown
State Board of Charities
County Board For Children’s Guardians
Ora Brookshire Aids New County Purveyor Byron Moore
Ora Brookshire assists the newly appointed county purveyor Byron Moore in carrying out duties as described in the report. The piece notes cooperation and the transition of responsibilities within the county office.
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Ora-Brookshire Ie
Byron Moore
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Leonard Evans
Ora Fills
Palice
William B. Emmert
Bride
Amelia Jane Sdocia
Oliver P. Higging
George BE. Adams
Magele E. Akers
William H. Akers
Devedent
James Sand-on
Maggie
Akers
Hines
Somoer Hines
Boone
Ella’ Shir Tey
Cat ‘Willestown
Shirley
Cothes
Alva D. Shiall
Har Association
Mr. Smalls
Dodson
R. W. Adney
Dorothy D. Coolman
Thomas C. Coolman
S Udtat
Hik
Thorntown
Elza G. Ragera
James E. Ottinger
Lie B. Ottinger
Auch
Progressives
D. D. Budd
Howard Roberts
J. O. Cason
State Charities Board