Huerta quits delaying Mexico temp government urged
International mediators meet at Niagara Falls to push a temporary Mexican government until a chief executive can be elected. Talks hinge on Carranza Villa and Zapata positions, with US officials pressing for investigation into a U.S. soldier Parks killed by Mexican Federals and awaiting Mexican authorities’ report.
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Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Huerta
United States
Mexico
U.S
Bs Denate
Parks
Bryan
Park
Mexica
le Wappen
Muess
Wilson
Hrvon
Niagaura
Hinerta
AVIRAGTION NOTICE AT SIACHI BAYE HIC
Fragmented OCR notes describe an aviration notice involving Siachi Baye Hic with dates and locations near a church. The readable text mentions a payment of 12 dollars or cents and references Theta Tans and Veiet ihiety. The legible items point to a public notice context without clear outcomes.
Bond of Review to Hear Taxpayer Complaints in Corydon
The Bond of Review convenes in Corydon for a thirty day session starting Monday to address taxpayer complaints on county personal property assessments. Board members include County Auditor J. J. O Bannon County Treasurer and others with Judge Ridley appointing Harvey M Satter and Wood Lawson to the panel.
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Dollas
Corydon
Oss A. Garbeson
J. J. O'Bannon
DD. Pitman
Iue
Ridley
Harvey M. Satter
Taylor
Margaret Huston obituary and funeral in Boone township
Mrs. Margaret Eleanor Huston widow of Rev. Columbus D. Huston died after a ten day illness of apoplexy at her daughter’s home near Laconia Boone township. Funeral services were held at Sharon church near New Middletown conducted by Rev. C D Bowman. Surviving children are Oscar Huston of Waterloo Iowa Claud Huston of Chattanooga and Mrs Edwin C Williar of this county. She was a lifelong Presbyterian and highly respected in Harrison county.
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Margaret Eleanor Huston
Columbus D. Huston
Edwin C Williar
Laconia
Boone Township
Sharon Church
New Middletown
C. D. Bowman
Huston
Harrison County
Claud
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Presbyterian Church
Oscar Huston
Waterloo
Iowa
Claud Huston
Edwin C. Williar
Corydon Graduation Set With Address By Dr Bryan
The Corydon High School commencement is planned for next Tuesday evening May 26 with Dr W Bryan president of Indiana University delivering the address. About thirty five graduates are expected. The event includes a musical program and takes place in the High School building. Vaccination notices and local health updates accompany the report along with local advertising for garden and wheat equipment.
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M. AL
Servi
Corydon
Daniel Onstett
Ibeu
W. &. Bryan
Indiana University
Coryden High Schoo
Jury earns rest after busy term in court
S. M. Miller reports receiving the season's second large wallpaper shipment. Some paper for the panic year. The present jury has enjoyed an easy term though they did try cases that kept them up at night. The jury is substantial and its members have the nerve to do what they deem right and just.
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S. M. Miller
Ralston
Prizes For Swatting Flies In Corydon Class Event
Three prizes will be awarded by the flame Meonome Class to Corydon children under twelve who swat the most flies during May and June. Prize amounts include 1.50 for the top score 160 for the second largest and 1 for the third. Some class members will count ties Fridays at 2:30 p.m. at the senoc house to aid in eliminating pests.
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Corydon
Senoc
Cclldren
New Corydon School and Library Buildings Under Construction
New school and library buildings rise on Mulberry and High streets in Corydon. Contractor J Fred Beggs of Scottsburg reports steady progress with brick structures and concrete foundations. Also notes a public auction near Corydon May 27 including livestock farm items and more.
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Corydon
J. Fred Beggs
Scottsburg
Corydon National Bank
I O F and Rebekah Assembly Meet in Indianapolis
Theft noted. O O F lodges in the county list representatives Corydon Thomas O Ginkins Elizabeth Thomas Turner New Salisbury Frank Pierson Mauckport D B Beaublossom New Amsterdam Richard Cunningham Laconia Sidney Ashton Rebekah Lodges show New Salisbury Mrs Robt Crawfort and Miss Lizzie Rudel Corydon Mrs A L Reynolds and Miss Bettie Morris Elizabeth Mrs Grace Burlen and Mrs Letitia Smith
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Rand Lodge
Rebekahs
Indianapolis
Theft
Corydon
Thos. O. Ginkins
Elizabeth—Thos. Turner
New Salisbury
Frank Pierson
Mauckport
D. B. Beaublossom
New Amsterdam
Richard Cunningham
Laconia
Sidney Ashton
Rebekah
Robt. Craw*fort
Lizzie Rudel
A. L. Reynolds
Bettie Morris
Elizabeth
Grace Burlen
Letitia Smith
L C Carlton Daniel Sparks Indiana University Track Honors
L C Carlton Daniel son of Dr and Mrs William Daniel earned high marks for Indiana University at a May 1 track meet in Bloomington between Purdue and Indiana University. He captained IU and totaled fifteen points with a 100 yard dash in 10.21 seconds a 220 yard dash in 23 seconds a broad jump of 20 feet 6.5 inches. Archie Cox of Kentucky becomes Cumberland Telephone Exchange manager.
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Carlton Daniel
William Daniel
Indiana University
Bloomington
Purdue
Indiana Universities
Carlton
T. U's
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Ecouyrt
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Weraem
Siachi Baye
J. C. Davis
Ramsey
Boar OF Review
E. C. Williar
Democrat
Partners’ Aid
Florida
Waldo Hi
Boadstom-Schmitt
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Sialilpesx
Henderson
Flenderson
Major W. Funk
Eureka
Boone-Wiseman Co
New Corydon Packing Company
Ry Heavy
Fepaar PL Torpan
HH. Humphrey
Kaya
Keller
Kelso
O'Bannon
Louisville
Ailisphrey
O’bannon
Miss Hazel
Sucrecdt Heart Academy
Boone-Wiseman Co's
Sapinsky
Joe Lenkoff
East Side Public Square
Neile Sharp
Poland
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Floyd
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Archie Cox
Kentucky
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Cumberland Telephone Exchange
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Scott Hel
Leipziz
Chicago Trbane
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Standard Book of Knowledge
Philadek Iin Ledger
Sartin
Cirleans
Indiana
President Bryan
Christian Church
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