Suit venued here in Beals v. Erie railroad case details
The case of Juliet Beals versus Lake Erie & Western railroad is moved to this venue after an adverse appellate reversal. Beals, injured December 14, 1904 at Noblesville while alighting a train, sought 1800 dollars in damages. a Noblesville trial awarded 1275, appellate reversal remanded for new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Beals
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Lake Erie
Appallate
Tower Court
Hamilton
Sulton Note Case Involving Padgett And Jones
Ray B Padgett sues Clyde Us Jones of Crawfordsville on a December 21 1912 note for 300 due in 120 days with interest after maturity and 5 percent attorney fees. Plaintiff seeks 350 principal plus interest and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Padgett
Clyde Us
Jones
Crawfordsville
Montgomery Coun
Ees
Probate Court Administers Estates and Sells Assets
The probate court grantedadmin appointments and bond, authorized private sales, and approved final reports. Administrators reported asset values and distributions for Sarah E Wright Anna Timmons Americus Daily William Milner and John D Murray. Guardians sold ward property and ordered deeds and debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wright
Sarah E. Wright
Samuel R. Artman
George W. Timmons
Anna It
Timmons
Citizens Loan and ‘Truat Company
Trudee
Americus
Daily
Blayche
Wood and Earl
William W. Milner
Joseph K. Milner
Marion H. Roberts
John D. Murray
Marcus 3. Cody
Elizabeth Halley
Cliton Utter
Dorotha , Witt
Richard C.witt
New Cases Filed Involving Real Estate and Partitions
William Woodard as administrator Mary Newis deceased Edgar E Bronson and others seek sale of real estate. Villa Canady and others vs Thompson et al to quiet title. Ray B Burgett vs Clyde H Jones via note. Calvin F Baxley et al vs Mary J Dershman et al for partition. Calvin F Bozley et al vs Bilith Yare et al for partition. Calvin F Baxley et al vs Ell Ross for partition. Calvin F Baxley et al vs Fred Poote for partition. Juliet Beals vs Lake Erie and Western vy Ca for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Woodard
Mary
Newis
Edgar E. Bronson
Villa Canady
Thompson Size
Ray B. Burgett
Clyde H. Jones
Calvin F. Boxtey
Mary J. Dershman
Calvin F. Bozley
Bilith Yare
Calvin F. Baxley
Californias Charm Draws Len and Family to LA
Mr and Mrs Len Gregory of Ari anopolis report their stay in California has convinced them to settle permanently in Los Angeles Mrs Gregory formerly lived in Lebanon and is related to Mrs Samuel Waldron Lyle Cook who is wintering in California received a large assorted box of oranges picked from trees at his boarding home gratitude voiced and good health noted He plans to return home this spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Gregory
Arianopolis
California
Los Angeles
Gregory
Lebanon
Samuel Waldron
Lyle Cook
Frankfort
Henry Smith
Eula Metzger
Metzger
Menon
Sprint
Smith
Thomas TimpayJula Smith
Myrte Smith
West Boone Street
All Susceptible to Flattery in Social Illusions
A reflective piece counts how flattery affects self view and social ease. It argues most people are not immune to praise yet overestimate sincerity. The essay contrasts sincere compliments with insincere flattery and notes the comfort the belief provides on difficult journeys.
Representative Edward Keating Pensioned Denver Editor and Politician
Edward Keating of Colorado known for introducing a resolution empowering House mining committees to probe strike conditions in Michigan and Colorado. He was a Denver newspaper editor for 20 years and later owned a publication in 2012. He lived in Denver as a long-time resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednegy
Luther W. Stultz
Edward Stultz
Oeourt
Guy B. Chavere
Orange
D. Allen
Mittle Allen
Lillian Leopard
Abel Dean
Guardan
Hamilton County
Citizens Loan and Trust Company
Edward Keating
Colorado
Michigan
Denver
Preparations for the Bloomington State interscholastic meet
Bloomington boosters club completes arrangements for the third Annova State interscholastic basketball tournament to be staged March 12 13 and 14 with fifty to seventy five high school teams expected. Trophies a metal shield and gold watch fobs prize the winners while hosts arrange hospitality for visiting squads across fraternity houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Boostore
Annova
Clay
Indiana University
Athletic Association
Inilianapoli
Widow Not Exempt Under Inheritance Tax Law
Attorney General Thomas M. Honan states widows inherit a third of a husband’s real and personal property by descent under intestate law. The only exemption is $20,000 for property received from the husband. the one third is not additionally exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Humke
Thomas M. Honan
Huntke
Wether
Houan
In- Autry
Oily News Reception At Herron Institute For Interstate Oratorical
A reception at the John Herron Art Institute welcomed visiting students who attended the Interstate oratorical event, with attendees from local organizations and participating schools noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herron Art Institute
Multiple estate transfers listed in Jamestown and surrounding townships
A long list of property transfers is recorded, naming buyers and sellers including Wiley A Smith, John J Davis, M Clark, Harvey E Neese, Mary Peters, James Hughbanks, Fred Hughbanks, Sarah Beker, and others. Properties span Clinton, Sugar Creek, Union, Center, Worth, Lebanon, Hamilton, Jefferson, and Jefferson townships with prices ranging from 1,200 to 22,870 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Finch
Francis A
Jennie E. Finch
Willis H. Winn
Charles
Maggie A. Lima
Charles O. White
Charles P. Hysong
John Hysong
Li. A. Sanders
Jefferson
Albert R. Hysong
A. Jefferson
Cora B. Wooley
Dessie M
Benjamin F. Green
O. P. Hazelrigg
Richey
Lebanon
Citizens Loan & Trist Co
Ben H. Coombs
Hysing
May J. Harvey
William F. Mace
Washington
Morali
Zeigler
George W
Mattie A. Conger
A. Washington
Huston T. Weaver
Barry Li
Ziegler
Harry (. Ziegler
Harry A
K.henry
George D
Della B. Perrine
Joseph A. Coons
Charles O
White
Clifford E
Welia Maze
Thomas W. Hunt
George W. Brown
Richardson
Longley
Roy Fr. McCabe
William B. Eperson
Guy B. Chevers
John W. Chambera
A. Center
Harvey M. Coulter
Alonzo
Myrtle Kellam
Wiley A. Smith
Don C. Smith
Jamestown
John J. Davis
William F. Smith
Renworthy
M. Clark
Donald Ate- Gregor
A. Clinton
George Q. Ale- Roberts
Sarah
Clark Et al
Sugar Creek
Sarah C. Clark
Guardian
John Smith
Robert Stall
Thorntown Grain
Thorntown
Bara E
Carrie B. Good
Harvey E
Charlottie A. Neese
Anton
Mary A. Peters
Anion
Charlotte A. Neese
James A. Hughbanks
Harvey BE
Charlotthe A Neese
Fred A. Hughbanks
Pion
David J. Kimmel
Henry
Harrison Ty
Matte A. Couger
Perry L. Hill
George H. Adams
John Henderson
Edward Adair
Andrew Nese
John W. Chambers
Olver
Neese
Kenworthy
Add
Willam H
Niza Green
Leb-anon Hardware Co
John M
Bracy E. Breedlove
David C. Breedlove
Eagle
Hamilton
John
Clara Henderson
Geo
Maplewood
Harriett V
David M. Spromg
Aden Melay
Look at It This Way Raises Cheer From Hardship
A cautionary note compares common woes like headaches job loss or chicken pox with the danger of machinery. It emphasizes perspective, urging readers to count safety and avoid industrial injuries over personal misfortune.
Tea consumption in Britain tied to tannin in athletes
A letter cites statistics that the average Briton drinks about 3000 cups of tea per year or more, suggesting high tannin intake. The note compares this to athletes when competing with the Philadelphia Inquirer, implying a link between tea habits and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Statietics
Philadelphia Inquirer
Township Assessors Agree On Supplies And Rates
Township assessors met with county assessor A C Spencer at the courthouse to receive supplies and begin work on Tuesday. They have until May 18 to file reports and adopted detailed rates for personal property assessments for 1918, covering items from cash registers to livestock and wholesale merchandise with varied per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Spencer
Court House
J. St. Moore
Marion
John T. Brown Climen
J. B. French
Washington
Willard Saphanson
Sugar Creek
Claude A Wall
Jefferson
Owen Donekew
Centers
J. H. Bush
Union
Willan J. Smith
Angle
Joseph L
Pass Resolutions On Library Basement Lease
At a grade teachers meeting in Lebanon the group deplores leasing the Public Library basement for a commercial printing office. They urge contract termination and request voluntary nonrenewal, citing educational purpose of the library. The resolution asks both parties to cancel the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansmuch
Jonsmuch
Lebanon
Had Many to Think Of. A Roof Fall and a Quick Answer
A scientist relates a friend who fell from a roof while working. He wonders if thoughts flash before impact. The friend jokes that he fell only five ato ties because there was little time to think. Dorcas and Mrs Dorcas tease about a late meeting as the judge notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Valley Forge Hardships Recounted In Student Reply
A teacher prompts students to describe patriot hardships at Valley Forge. A student, A. Ball, volunteers a concise account noting severe cold, privation, and perseverance, highlighting the endurance of Revolutionary War soldiers despite harsh conditions. The excerpt emphasizes the collective struggle and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
A. Ball
Nhipa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake Erie & Western Ray Co
Maker Ule
H. Jones
Probate Court
City News
Mets
Sion
Bula Metzger
REA
Aden
Mary D
Molling
Mil von G. Long
Charter T
F. G. Newlands
Franchs A. Newlands
United States
Nevada
Senate
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