Record Fees Paid Lawyers and Noted Forensic Honorariums
Barrington Ward to receive 10000 guineas for Egypt defense amid high five figure fees for eminent counsel abroad. Sir Roundell Palmer earned 15000 pounds for Geneva convention services and others like Foster 440000 from China and Depew 40000 for safeguarding estates. Fees cited span global cases including Indian, Canadian, and French matters with notable figures such as Delmas Thaw Grevy and Dreyfus linked to major legal actions.
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Barrington Ward
K. C
Egypt
Qmurder
Lord Allenby
Remacks
London
Roundell Palmer
Petersen
Calcutta
Chauncey Depew
Francis Welhman
Hyams Twins
Canada
James
McLaughlin
Austin Fox
Daniel Rollins
Doctor Delmas
Larry Thaw
Grevy
Bridgeport Firm Sells Shoes and Coal to Workers at Low Rates
A Bridgeport company is aiding employees by selling durable women’s shoes at 82 a pair on two days weekly and providing coal at 3 shillings a week per employee. The plan attracts attention for price contrasts with normal rates and prompts calls for more information and potential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Samo
Hartford Courant
Sweet Potato Uses Highlight Tuskegee Scientist
A Tuskegee Alabama scientist, likely George Washington Carver, demonstrates many uses for the sweet potato. He notes 107 products including mock oysters and peanut relishes, urging tariff hearings to consider southern product potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Carver
Whys and Means Committee of
Congress
Mr. Carver
Aspiring Justice of the Peace Faces Local Barriers
Uncle Ike hoped to win the post in the black bottom area but could neither read nor write. His employer sent him to the commissioner of elections to check eligibility. Ike returned saying the official told him he was illegible for the office, yet the man was kind.
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Ike
Justice of the Peace
Black Bottom
Commissioner of Elections
Sul
French Establish Cotton Station in Syria Near Tripoli
The French high commissioner plans an experimental cotton station in the Akkar plain east of Tripoli Parabulus. It will study cotton culture and broader agriculture and cattle breeding. construction and setup start promptly, per the British Board of Trade Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Akkar Plain
Tripoli
Parabulus
British Board of Trade Journal
Mickie Seeks Patience on Rush Job Envelopes
A terse note warns not to rush orders for envelopes and requests more time and care. The writer expresses frustration with repeated quick turns and asks for advance supplies to avoid delays.
Local residents and visitors noted at various towns
Miss Edna Schum and Cecelia Seger holidayed in Louisville and returned home Tuesday. Alois Gerber attended Fulda on business. Mrs J H Beckmann and Wm Sauer visited Hun tingsburg. Miss Gladys Hail of Huffman stayed Tuesday night then left for Cincinnati. Frank Mehling and son Herbert of St Meinrad were in town last Saturday. Hubert Sternberg and George Merkle of St Anthony were in town Tuesday. Frank Arnold of Mariah Hill collected engine and thresher at the Machine Works last Friday. John Ebert went to Rockport Sunday to serve on the petit jury. County residents at Lafayette for the Farmers Short Course include Isidore Schuetter, Anthony Mehringer, Leo Schere, Silas Lechner, Otto Schwinghammer, Bernard Buening, Theodore Uebelher, Clarence Menke, and E F Cattlemeyer. Alois Gerber transacted business at Jasper Monday. Ed Knust attended the Goodyear Tire Dealers’ Convention in Louisville Tuesday. John Elmer of near Siberia I conducted town business Wednesday. Miss Augusta Peters returned home from Louisville Tuesday. Frank Reckelhoff visited Jasper last Friday. Mrs Henry Grewe returned from Louisville Sunday night. William Hackmann and John Eiberg ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Sternberg
George Merkle
St. Anthony
Frank Arnold
Mariah Hill
Machine Works
John Ebert
Rockport
Lafayette
Roy
Lundin
Isidore Schuetter
Anthony Mehringer
Leo Schere
Silas Lechner
Jasper
Otto Schwinghammer
Bernard Buening
Johnsburg
Theodore Uebelher
St. Henry
Clarence Menke
E. F. Cattlemeyer
Holland
Ed Knust
Louisville
Goodyear Tire Dealers
John Elmer
Siberia
Local residents travel and visitings noted at Huntingburg
Ed Roos and others were at Huntingburg Sunday night. Miss Hattie Muller returned home after a week in Evansville. Mrs Lena Ballis and Mrs Frances Klueh were at Huntingburg. Miss Emma Bromm left Wednesday for Akron Ohio. W A Wollenmann was at Huntingburg Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roos
Huntingburg
Hattie Muller
Evansville
Lena Ballis
Frances Klueh
Emma Bromm
Akron
Ohio
W. A. Wollenmann
Ce ne Gates announcements schedule presented for January 15 1922
A list of date linked notices shows names for daily announcements from January 15 to Sunday including Mary Johannemann Mary Catherine Long Mary Anna Mueller Gerhard Auffarth and others with mentions of anniversaries and celebrants. The entries assign names to specific weekdays and mark special occasions such as anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johannemann
Mary Catherine Long
Mary Anna Mueller
Gerhard and Anna Auffarth
Herman Beekmann
Frank Heidel
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Dubois Court
Notice is given to the creditors heirs and legatees of Ger hard A Hoffman deceased to appear in the Dubois Circuit Court at Jasper Indiana on January 27 1922 and show cause why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the Clerk and Seal of the court January 6 Wey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard A. Hoffman
Dubois
Jasper
Indiana
Wey
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand township Dubois county trustee Nick Senninger announces daily at his home for township business. Persons with township matters are asked to present them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand
For sale Farm near Mariah Hill Indiana
For sale farm consisting of 03 iycres two miles northeast of Mariah Hill with good buildings and ample water. 16 acres in clover 22 Lancee in wheat about 16 acres timber balance in cultivation. John Lindauer Mariah Hill Ind.
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Mariah Hill
John Lindauer
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kentucky
Washington
Frankfort
The
Associated Press
Kentucky General Assembly
Courier-Journal
the Daily Courier-Journal
Ferdinand News
Pennesses
Louisville Times
Office
Tilt Ferdinand News
Covington
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Carl Bronner
Colonel Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Maj
Arthur Dean
Brenner
Malian
the News
Bar
Connecticut
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Mickie
Sharles
Edna Schum
Cecelia Seger
Alois Gerber
Fulda
J. H. Beckmann
Wm. R. Sauer
Gladys Hail of
Huffman
Frank X. Mehling
Herbert
St. Meinrad
Augusta Peters
Frank Reckelhoff
Henry Grewe
William Hackmann
John Eiberg
John Schultheis
August Schmitt
Columbus
Cene Gates
Joseph
Barbara Schlachter
Henry and Catherine Schum
Joseph Boeglin
John Sehlachter
Magdalene Roos
Anniv
Mary Trotter
Fro Populo
Southern
A. F. Gugsell
4 Bell
Ferdinand Railroad
Montingbarged Sd
Cannelton
Louisvile
Westaden
West Baden
Trai
Princeton
Southern Railway
Leonard Muller
Indi
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