Indiana school enumeration shows statewide gain in counties reporting
May 24 Indianapolis figures show 708 180 total with Vigo and St Joseph not yet reported. Thirty five counties gained while fifty five lost. City figures include Indianapolis 64129 up 1235 Fort Wayne 17364 up 167 Evansville 19241 up 330 Gary 5074 up 1090 East Chicago 4988 up 609 Hammond 6140 up 248 Whiting 1690 up 212 Lake county total up 2267. Enumeration underpins per capita state tuition fund distribution.
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Indianapolis
Vigo
St. Joseph
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Gary
East Chicago
Hammond
Whiting
Lake County
Valuation Revisions Raise Indiana Tax Totals
Indiana state board of tax commissioners reports a total valuation of 260,366,831 for corporations, up 4,669,987 from last year, with improvements to steam road and electric line right of way contributing notable gains. Lake Shore Railroad fined 1,000 for hours of service violations in federal court. Socialists pick Chicago as campaign opening site June 16 with Debs and Seidel as top candidates. A North Webster accident claims Earl Kroft by a rifle discharge. Fred Brown sentenced for malicious trespass with one year in the county workhouse and a 10 fine. Art Smith aviation activity ties to Indiana Ohio Pennsylvaniam flight efforts.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Lake Shore
Anderson
Lake Shore Rallro
Miller
Ind
Fred Brown
Treapabs
Brown
Daniel
Clermont
Jnat
Death in Glen Miller Park Richmond May 22
The death of Peter G. Gill a machinist is reported after his body was found on a bench in Glen Miller Park this afternoon a bottle containing carbolic acid was found in his pocket authorities investigate whether this was self inflicted.
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Richmond
Peter G. Gill
Glen Miller Park
Verdict Awards 6000 to Widow in Traction Suit
In Jay circuit court Mrs Mary Jane Justus wins 6000 against Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction for the death of her husband L C Justus in the Kingsland wreck of September 21 1910. Judge Feely days rule makes one day jail per cent of stolen value with George Haley first offender given 50 days for stealing shoes.
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Worland
Mary Jane Tustus
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Jay
Justus
L. C. Justus
Kingsland Wreek
Muncie
Frank Feely
George Haley
W L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Shoee
Brockto
Masa
Indiana News In Brief Headlines From Wabash Terre Haute Seymour Rushville
In Wabash a funeral service reading featured mute family members of Louis Albert Anthony. Ida M Harding sues for divorce from Dr George W Harding after 30 years of marriage. Terre Haute officials expect Ringling shows wintering facilities visit and court trials echo at the Indiana Normal training school. Seymour Woodworking Co organizes for 15600 and a July 1 factory opening. Rushville auto crash injures none as Harry Logan and Cleo Eneweller escape escalation after a rollover caused by a sudden power issue.
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Wabash
Louis Albert Anthony
Ida M. Harding
George W. Harding
Terre Haute
Gerhardt
Ringling
Seymour
Seymour Woodworking Company
Rushville
Harry Logan
Cleo Eneweller
Clarksburg
Million for Manitoba League aims to boost settlers population
The Million for Manitoba League seeks to raise provincial population from under 500000 to about one million. Local committees will provide free information to laborers, tenants, homesteaders, and buyers about land, homesteads, and markets. Manitoba offers vast available land, good rail access, and strong farm potential with low-cost farms and growing urban demand.
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Manitoba League
Manitoba
Manitoba Postesses
West
Minnesota
Ciites
Winnipeg
Brandonga
Portage la ‘Prairie
Yorkton
Minnedosa
Dauphin
Morden
Manitou
Dominion
League
Millon League
Moonshine Report Reportedly Quiet in Mountains
A conversation dismisses a mountain inquiry as moonshine, implying the report about a private activity near the residence is informal or unlikely to contain solid evidence. No official findings are disclosed in the fragment.
Home seekers' rates via Nick el Plate railroad routes
Deals on home seekers rates for the Road West North West and Southwest lines offered the first and third Tuesdays each month through December 1912. The notice mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as a value offer and suggests asking a grocer.
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Red Cross
Doan's Kidney Pills Touted for Rheumatism Relief
Claimant from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing rheumatic pain and weak kidneys. He reports severe paralysis like stiffness, hospitalization without help, then gradual recovery after using the medicine. The ad promotes nationwide sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Doan
Anthony Ruf
W. Ehn Sr
Chippewa Falls
Wis
A Questionable Time era andParadoxical Politics Note
A fragmented clipping parodies politics and commerce. It juggles statements on Panama protection timeframes and the ease of obtaining congressional appropriations, then pivots to ads for Garfield Tea and household products, finishing with jumbled quips about debt collection and aging.
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Panama Canal
Congress Eufficcient
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Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seideél
United States
National Executive Committee
Socialist Party Today
Chicago
Mahlon Barnes
Philadelphia
Warraw
Earl Kroft
Art Smith
Fort. ‘Wayne
Fort
Wayne
Mills Aerial Booking Company
Indiana
Ohio
Penna Withh
R. A. "Chattin
Elkhart
Charles Klinger
George Wagner
Lockhaven
Kalamazoo
Mich
Patrick O'Brien
Lois McDonald
George McDonald
Morton McDonald
Idaho
Missouri
Indiana News
Red Cross Bell
Alabastine Company
Grandville Road
Greed Raphis
New York City
Walter Street
Eveny
The
Butterick Publishing Co
Betterick
Ride
New York
Florida
James A. Pearce
Cocoa
Fla
T Bend
Adress
Ehvelige Park
Manpetr Wed. CO
Havers TO
London
Eng
Clements & Clements
Coorado
Washington, DC
Joe
Samuel Pitcher
the Centaur Company
Atbh& Tmanths
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