City of Sul by Will M Kenna dispute over vehicle use
A municipal dispute, McKenna sues the city after council balks at a $25 settlement offer. The case involves use of a wagon or vehicle and alleged overcharges. Major Barrows says the city will fight. The city suspects a $45 charge for three months use is excessive. McKenna claims the sale of the veteran to his brother and other details are part of the dispute.
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Nostore
Phave McKenna
Conneil
McWenna
Mar
McKenna
Gamer Ie Ero
Bo Hatrre der
Eniten Wieds
Bk Gertesss
Rey
Hebwired
AP Dae
Ayehdiesese
Cha. Eae
Reverend Fletcher Visits Liberty Pair at Sanders Home
Rev. W N Fletcher of Liberty was in the city today and entertained at dinner at the home of W W Sanders and family. John Watt of Philadelphia is visiting his mother Mrs Anthony Watt of North Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Fletcher
Liberty
City
W.W. Sanders
John Watt
Philadelphia
Mrs
Anthony Watt
North Central Avenue
Colored voters not united for Foraker in 1908 race
A Washington Star excerpt notes colored-press commentary from Hopkinsville Kansas City and Connersville disputing forecasts by State Superintendent Cotton and arguing that Ohio colored citizens do not uniformly back Foraker. Support shifts toward Secretary of War William H Wade with calls for steady capable leadership.
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Cotton
South
Counitry
Foraker
Taft
Washington Star
Hopkinsville
Kinsas
Sas “Dolipve
Dibanx
Cave
Broontsville
Be Nala
Brascher
Connersville Bay
Ohio
Senator Foraker
William Howard Watt
United States
Fourth hearing on Clifford case in Hancock circuit court
The fourth trial of Freemont Clifford versus the City of Richmond proceeds in Greenfield with juror disagreements and a prior verdict of 5000 against the city. Clifford seeks payment for services under a tax adjustment contract attributed to a man named Young, with city officials and the case history noted.
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Fremont Clifford
Richmond
Young
Hancock Circuit
Greenfield
Richmond Palladian
Henry Circuit
New Castle
Henry
A. M. Gardner
Cityttorney
T. J
Clifford
de Morrisson
Kirawa
Lone
Clfford
Sted
Red Men Celebrate Placeholder Event In Long Beach
The article notes brief talks by several speakers and music from the Mausil Mandolin Club in a ceremony. Clyde Mansih provided performances as attendees observed a formal gathering with local leaders and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mansih
Funeral services for Mrs W F E Kimpus held in East Connersville and Columbia
The funeral of Mrs W F E Kimpus occurred at the late residence in East Connersville yesterday morning, with Rev Machlan presiding. Services followed at 2:30 PM at the MM BE church in Columbia led by Rev Thomas Scull. Pallbearers included Charles Smith, Dr So On, Hamilton, Theodore Grubb, Nathan Taylor, George Willian and Perry Bottles. interment was in Columbia Cemetery.
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W. FE. Kimpus
Connersville
Machlan
BE. Clearch
Columbia
Thomas Scull
Charles Smith
So ON
Hamilton
Theodore Grubb
Nathan Taylor
George Willian
Perry Bottles
New flag design by Hoosier sparked national debate
The proposed flag groups the 46 states into one great star with Massachusetts at the center to honor the Revolution. A circle of twelve stars surrounds the central star representing the original thirteen states, allowing new stars as states join. The piece notes the design aims to symbolize national unity and history. The second item reports the Hawkins family welcomed a ten pound baby boy Edward Kimball Hawkins, with relatives cited and no heart trouble in the family.
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Washingtom
Bps
Crewe
Wileegi
Hattette
Gostidkdueiy
Diesigm
Cate Packer
Toenbears
Congress
Mr. Wilson
National Union
Alassachusetts
Massachusets
Tony Row
EOP. Wawkins
Edward Kimball Hawkins
I. We Hawkins
Cameron Bray Deac of Tuberculosis Passes Away
Cameron Bray Deac died at his home after a short illness of tuberculosis. Born near Moerton April 23, 1870 he lived in the county and married Josephine Portman on November 3, 1896. Five children survive with his widow. he was a member of Main Street Methodist Church and active in the community. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at Mount Cowpersville with Pastor Maddad officiating. Burial in Springersville Cemetery.
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Cameron HR. Peay
Whiten
Mr. Bray
Moerton
Josephine Portman
Bray
Main Street
J.P Jones
Roots Foundry
East Collenersville
Order of Modern Woodmen
Red Menane
Cowpersville
Maddad
Springersville Ceretery
Watson Snubbed by Central Labor Union over Speak Invite
The Central Labor Union declined to invite James J. Watson to speak after President Perkins objected. The vote against inviting him was nearly unanimous, prompting Watson to claim he was condemned unheard and denied a chance to be heard.
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Perkins
James J. Watson
Central Labor Union
Mr. Watson
May Be Finish Of Tom Taggart In State Party Row
Friends of William M Fogarty independent candidate for chairmanship of the Democratic county committee say in the Indianapolis News that independents controlled Saturday’s precinct meeting and elected officers. They defeated Taggart forces 7 to 8. Brown was vice chair, Tark secretary and von Hake treasurer. The defeat signals momentum for anti Taggart movement statewide and hints at new delegates to the Denver convention supporting it.
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William M. Fogarty
Taddinipolis
Thoearty
John Navin
Tastsart Porces
Horns
Taib
Flirens Brown
Ituustiye
Joseph Tark
Cnd
Carl von Hake
Puggart
Tagesart
Dadianu
Alrready
Ince
Tagpart
Marion County
Denver
United States to Protest Japanese Annexation Moves
Washington reports the U.S. government will issue a formal protest against Japan over territorial claims in Manchuria. The action aims to press Japan to honor treaties and administrative control, with the note stressing no war is intended and moral pressure will be used.
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Washington
United States
Monenaria
Ciaryet
Dapat
Chita
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Elmer J. Binford
Alonzo M. Gardner
Willesad G. Starr
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Miller
Chester M. Spicely
Dpantel
Tohn
Reed
Will M Kenna
CHCA
Clifford Case
Are of Terror
Father Regan
Greenfield Circuit
Court Today
Chicago
Lee. Heinrichs
Chicner Teoord Herald
Giuseppe Guarnaccio
Cy Father Leo
Sovindly de Girodene Brano Clib
Oentire
Assassin
Geriess
Green and
West Tia
Focal Tradigu
Ried
Vopesde
Flab
Neegne
Ehadviaijen
Connersville Lumber Company
Hoosier
Cameron Bray
Patet Nig
Vuesdas
Saverera
Farmers Merchants Trust
HE. W. Ansted
L. T. Bower
BENJ
C.E. Thompson
Einemann
Jemison
Pratt's Shoe Store
Watson
E. Everett Hamilton
Heinemann
Fogarty
Sam
Japan
Manchuria
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