Roosevelts Panama libel case ends in dismissal
Judge A S Anderson of the United States Court discharged Delavan Smith and Charles R Williams, proprietors of the Indianapolis News, from criminal libel charges tied to Panama Canal disclosures. The decision defends press duty to publish and questions seeking trial in Washington, citing liberty and public concern over the Panama deal.
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Roosevelt
A. S. Anderson
United States Court of This District
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
William Nelson Cromwell
Douglass Robinson
Charles P. Taft
President Taft
Panama Canal
United States
Smith
Williams
Anderson
Washington
Taft
Real Estate Transfers Listed For County Property Sales
Elizabeth IX Tronein sells 25 acres to Ed Bean for 200 dollars. Katie Marsh transfers 30 acres to Arthur Vans for 1100. Minnie Curts to Neely Curts for 30 acres by love and affection. Sophia Brown to Mattie M Smith for a Corydon parcel 69 in size valued at 1200. Luke H Colvin to Harry Robertson 7 acres for 225. William H Wabermel to John Cunningham 40 acres for 2300. John N Geis to Matilda Clara Garing John Lanesville 22 000. Kate L Sieg to Isimer Davis 3 acres for 275. Edward W Funk to Richard F Evans 16 of 120 acres for 1166.66. Emma V A McCoy to Florence K Cline a Elizabeth lot 8120. Scott Crosier to Julius Johns 25 acres for 800. Jacob Fawver to Keller Mfg Co 160 acres for 4000. Elizabeth Tronecin to George W Lone 5 acres and 57 rods for 53.75. Margaret Frank to Lizzie K Frank 180 acres for 200.
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Elizabeth IX. Tronein
Ed Bean
Katie Marsh
Arthur Vans
Minnie Curts
Neely Curts
Sophia Brown
Mattie M. Smith
Corydon
Luke H. Colvin
Harry Robertson
William Hwabermel
John Cunningham
John N. Geis
Matilda Clara Garing
John Lanesville
Kate L. Sieg
Isimer Davis
Edward W. Funk
Richard F. Evans
Emma V. A McCoy
Florence Kk. Cline
Elizabeth
Scott Crosier
Julius Johns
Jacob Fawver
Keller Mfg., Co
How to Cure a Cold by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Advice to treat colds with a reliable medicine. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its world wide reputation and quick cures. It relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens secretions and aids nature in restoring health. Sold by Louis S. Riley. oct
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Louis S. Riely
Stockton to Allow Sunday Saloons After Vote
The Stockton city ordinance closing saloons on Sundays was approved by a 66 percent majority. After more than a year of Sunday dryness, last week's vote reversed the measure by 585 in favor of opening saloons on Sundays.
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Stockton
California
Cow Wanted for Milch Use Inquire at Lew M. OPRANNON
Advertiser seeks a good milch cow and requests contact at 132 Lew M. OPRANNON. The brief notice implies purchase interest and a specific seller.
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Lew M. Oprannon
Indiana Towns Rally For James Whitcomb Riley At Corn Show
Three thousand residents in LaGrange County petition for James Whitcomb Riley to attend their corn show and to speak to rural readers who feel he captures everyday farm life. Indiana farmers praise his portrayal of the hired man, country life, and the farm, hoping Riley’s voice will honor their world.
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Lagrange County
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Mr. Riley
Tie
Benj. F. Johnson
Boone
William Leachiman
Benjamin Johnson
Erasmus Wilson
Lagrange
Riley
Indianapolis Star
Sterling township pike hearing questions board jurisdiction
At a special county commissioners session last Friday the board ruled it had no jurisdiction over the Sterling township pike matter because the engineer and superintendent had not joined in reports asserting road improvement per plans. Contractor reports cited completion with two exceptions. the superintendent said improvements failed to meet specifications. The dispute centers on a $3,000 retained 20 percent of the contract price.
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Sterling Township Pike
Board of County Commissioners
Jerry L. Suddarth
W. T. Zenor
Daniel J. Paschal
James Bird
Bird
Crawford County
Democrat
Roosevelt Criticism and Judge Anderson on Libel Prosecution
Judge Anderson questions the Panama case stance and lauds Indiana as proper venue for libel charges against the Indianapolis News. He condemns Roosevelt's press attacks while outlining a broader view of executive power and media influence. The Courier-Journal notes the decision as a defense of local jurisdiction and due process.
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Anderson
District of Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Joseph Pulitizer
Delevan Smith
Panama
Indianapolis
Washington
Courier-Journal
Lane's Family Medicine Tonic Laxative Herb Tea Ad
A famous health builder promises bowel cleansing and restored function with Lane's Family Medicine tonic laxative herb tea. Get a 2nd package today at any druggist or dealer and try this famous herb tea regardless of past remedies.
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Lane
Hem Roid promised cure for piles under signature
An advertisement claims a twelve year suffering with piles ended after eight months on Hem-Roid. The note by Wm McAdams from Cook's Falls certifies improved health and willingness to pay $500 otherwise. It cites Dr. Leonhardt Co selling Hem-Roid tablets at Louis Riely and Buffalo NY with a guarantee.
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Wm. McAdams
Cook’s Falls
Ir. Leonhardt
Riely
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Rebuilding Plans After New Albany Factory Fire
Architects for the J. M. Robinson Norton Company of Louisville inspected the New Albany site after a Friday night fire that destroyed the clothing factory. The firm plans a larger plant, with workers kept on payroll by assigning them to contracts in Louisville, aiming to begin work next spring once the new building is completed.
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J. M. Robinson-Norton Company
Louisville
New Albany
New Abany
Louigvillé
Unclear item listing with fragmented names
Fragmented OCR reads like a sale or trade notice with partial names such as THOMAS and McCrapy. Text is garbled and lacks readable details on item, seller, or terms.
Editorial Pushes Rural Life Over City Strife
A Terre Haute editorial argues for country work over urban idleness. It cites a woman with four farms hiring ten hour days at a dollar twenty five, urging men to move to small farms for steadier living, self-sufficiency, and family stability amid strikes and scarcity. It praises simple rural life and warns against city temptations.
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Terre Haute Trifarne
Schools Reader Exchange Terms and Prices Revealed
A letter from publishers outlines state contract retail and exchange prices for pep School Readers and primers. It specifies Bona Fide exchanges with books offering covers and limited missing pages, matching grade and type to the purchased books, under county supervision.
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Pep
Jsant
Kxteis
Charles Scribner’s
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