Foreclosure and Divorce Filings Lead Pittsburgh Clerk Docket
The docket lists multiple foreclosure actions, divorces, and lawsuits filed in the Clerk of the Court. Names include Thomas S Pettit, Henriene Scherer, Nellie Vivengus, George Boera, William Alerris, Bron Tratikii, George Sillings, Wilite Mebetire, Sedhu dierdvicks, Josephine Pee dieita Peres, Wade vs William Carter, Tala Foster, James Mahan, Meloyd Davis, Claude White, Louisville Grocery Co, Pair Danks Marks Co, Clyde K Stanford, Jones W Thomas, Peter E Stevens, Robert McParland, and various Board of Commissioners matters. Also public sale and an upcoming horse sale notice from J G Cox of Andyville Kentucky.
Senator Gallinger Dies. Long Public Service Noted
The obituary notes the death of United States Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire a Republican leader in the Senate and long serving public servant. It recounts numerous state and national roles including terms in the New Hampshire House and Senate constitutional convention surgeon general and state Republican chair and delegations to national conventions. Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts was chosen to succeed him as Senate Republican leader.
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United States
Jacob Ifarald Gallinger
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Sower House
Latz
State Senate
George Washington University
Republican State Committee
Iie
Unil
Fife
Gallinger
Henry Cabot Lodze
Massachusetts
Senator Gallinger
Noor
Senate
Tall Sycamore of the Wabash Defends in Indianapolis Trial
An anecdote about Senator Voorhees defending a murder case in the seventies. The defendant answered with a life history and a claim of four years fighting for the Union. The district attorney’s final question and the lone defense remark are recounted, highlighting memorable cross-examination and the jury’s sympathy. A sale ad for a Percheron mare and a black horse appears at the end.
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Johiuve
Indianapolis
Corkces
Congress
United States Senate
Voorhees
Jie
Sehrool Cid
Frosuminine
Voorhees Soli
Ste
Mae Voorhees
Tle
Knights of Columbus Aid in War Effort Worldwide
Knights of Columbus expand service for troops abroad erecting service houses at key embarkation points in the U S and Europe. A drive seeks 2000 more secretaries sent weekly while supplying vast war aid including vines, candy, cigars, milk, tea, coffee, chewing gum and sporting equipment reaching England and France.
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Knights of Colemus
Carp
Europe
United States
Knights of Columbus
Wrights of
Lost-License Tag Between Mrs Feig and Corydon
A lost license tag numbered 14465 is reported missing between Mrs Catherine Feig and Corydon. The note indicates ownership and location details to aid recovery and contact information for reclaim. Authorities urge checking with local offices for identification and reissues.
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Catherine Feig
Corydon
Subscription Price Increase for Corydon Papers
Publishers Lew M. O Bannon and Frank Self announce a price hike for The Corydon Democrat and The Corydon Republican. Current rates of 1.00 in county and 1.25 out of county hold until October 1 1918, then rise to 1.50 for all subscribers. prepay options at 1.00 and 1.95 available now.
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Corydon
Lew M. O’bannon
The
Corydon Democrat
Frank Self
Corydon Republican
War News: Allies Advance as Hundreds of Thousands Seize German POWs
The Allied line pushes forward in France with the Americans leading advances. Since July 18, about 120000 prisoners and 2000 guns have been captured on the western front. the British and French also report gains as American soldiers surge overseas toward a projected 4 million by 1919. The writer notes growing optimism that the Hun is on the run and cites retaken towns like Noyon as proof of Allied momentum.
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France
Paris
English
Marshall Foch
Noyon
America
Ollie James Dies After Long Illness in Baltimore
United States Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long kidney illness. His body was taken to Marion for burial, with a congressional committee accompanying. He rose from a Kentucky page to a leading Democratic statesman and Wilson administration supporter. The notice also mentions a sale listing livestock and farm equipment at Jacob Haub's on September 14 with auctioneer R. F. Davis.
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United States
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Democrats
Marion
Congress
United States Senate
House
Mr. Wilson
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M. Griffin & CO
Borgerding Motor Car 60
Harrison County
Chevrolet
Denby Motor Trucks
Moline Tractors
New Albany
Borgerding Motor Car Co
East Spring St
Indiana
Plar- Tiser
Larellit Court
Themas S. Pettit
Herueen Scher
Nellie Vivengus
Boea
Gan
William HP
Alerris
Bron Tfatikii
Crearge Wi Sillings
le Silligs
Ftisieivd AL Piaagshinye Ve Sda Pien
Woollomy T. Wade
William Carter
Tala
Foster
Sallie King
James Mahan
Denjamin Fr. Sigitth
Mioyd 4
Pavis
Ada MM. Davis
Claude White
Flazel White
Vorce
Louisville Grocery Co
Harvey J
Tarry
Clyde K. Stanford
Southern
Watherine Suiicit
Peter E. Stevens
John Mc Stevens
2Eardiaas
Robert McParland
Oof
Morrison County
J. G. Cox
Andyville
Dan Voorhoces
O'Gorman
James O' Gorman
Beneh and
Bar
Tee Porkhiser
Safe
Valley City
Geek P.m
England
Raymond Fosdick
New York
Faker
Knights of Tohunbus
Tam
Lisen
Chateau Vphierry
Giaih Laail
Knights of
Tadambus
Wrights
George 8. Bliss
Fort Wayne
Chane & Va
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Cheney
Laledo
Ollie James
Jersey
Jacob Haub
Sele
R. F. Davia Auctioneer
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