Circur Court News Summary From Jasper Indiana
Temple Q. McFall gains admission to the bar in Jasper. Cases include Ignatz Kreps fined ten dollars plus costs for liquor Sunday violations, and Otto Workman petit larceny recognizance set at 250 dollars. Multiple civil actions noted, with trials set for next term and bonds ordered. Also reports on debts, partition, and adjourned matters with references to specific parties and court actions.
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the. News
Jasper
Ind
Temple Q. McFall
Mike Kress
Ignatz Kress
Ignatz Kreps
Otto Workman
Petit Larcgny
Geo. L. Hoffman
Joe Hentrup
William Beneh
Southern By. Co
Pike Circuit Court
John L. Main
Southern Ry. Co
Local Officials Fees Reported in Prison Sentence
Jacob P. Schwenk, sheriff fees as allowed by the acts of the 1913 legislature: $114.50. Wm. Bockermann, clerk fees as allowed: $15.23. End of report.
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Jacob P. Schwenk
Wm. Bockermann
Fires across Indiana compile weekly loss figures
Indiana state fire marshal records show 193 fires in the second week of June with total losses of 136450. Buildings account for 91590 and contents 44460. Week’s losses fall 37872 from the first week. First half of June totals 310772 from 3938 fires, implying yearly loss around 7448528 if patterns hold. Chimney sparks lead with 16 fires. locomotive sparks follow. Three fires listed as incendiary are under investigation by Fire Marshal Longley and deputies.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chimmeys Aain
Longley
Ferdinand Wins in Local Park Exhibition Game
Ferdinand baseball team of Greys and Reds defeated Mariah Hill Cobs at loreal park last Sunday in a high scoring contest. Altmann pitched for the Reds with several Reds and Cobs pitchers in use. Herb Mullers credited with strong defense and scoring plays, while Hartz Lorlander Lindauer and Webring contributed in the field. Umpires Joe Mueller and Paul Jovhim officiated.
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Posed
Greys
Reds
Loreal Park
Altmann
Hartz
Lorlander
Lindauer
Webring
Joe Mueller
Paul Jovhim
Crowds Expected for Ferdinand Picnic July 20
Wires warn of heavy turnout with 100 to 2 coaches anticipated for the Ferdinand peand picnic on July 20. Committee urged ample food and drink while residents promise hospitality. electric wires and a short circuit caused repairs after a tree incident. Morland Telephone Co. sees staff changes with Maggio and Moron resigning and replacements Holthiden and Krampe taking posts.
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Ferdinand Bebauer
Louisville
Ferdinand
Lie
Ford
A. HL
Beektan
Electric Light Co
Main Street
Miakes Maggio
Olivia Moron
Com. Morland
Telephone Co
Hearietta Holthiden
Mary Krampe
Local Notes From Siberia And Nearby Towns
A string of brief notices from local residents includes visits and travels. John Beekimaintm spends the week at Preneh Lielk, Joe Leinornbaeh visits his wife in Evanaville, and Robert Fochs with Ed Giehthausen from Jasper were in town Sunday. Several people attend services, with Mrs. Ghali Rass and family at St Stbeinrail and Miss Hollinden returning from Louisville for the summer.
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Robert Fochs
Ed Giehthausen
Jasper
Sanday
Town
Moe
Bomotaski
John
Circuit Court Expenses In Dubois Circuit Court 1913
Sheriff Jacob P. Schwenk files a June term bill totaling 55.15 for court costs in Dubois County Indiana. Items include juror fees, bailiffs, stenographers, stamps, telephone, and involved names such as Barbara Eifert K J Schwenk and Wm Bockelmann.
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Jacob P. Schwenk
Dubois County
Ind
Dubois Circuit
Barbara Eifert
K. J. Schwenk
Wm. Bockelmann
Sherif
Wmn. Bock Imann
H. K. Graham
John Kittermann
A. Beatty
J.D. Whitten
Wm. Frick
Tom Cave
J.P. Schwenk
Oscar Snyder Marries in Jasper Ceremony
Oscar Snyder eldest son of Mr and Mrs Leo Snyder of Huntingburg wed Miss Mary Cooper of Jasper Tuesday morning at six. Attendants were Ed Snyder and Miss Emma Sermershehn. After services the bridal party returned to the Snyder home in Huntingburg for a reception. The couple will reside in Ferdinand in the concrete business.
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Oscar Snyder
Leo Snyder
Huntingburg
Mary Cooper
Jasper
Ed Snyder
Emma Sermershehn
Hontingburg
Oscar
Ferdinand
St. Meinrad
Snyder
Fire Marshal’s Order Upheld by Court in Hazard Raze Case
W E Longley state fire marshal won a Tipton circuit court case to enforce an order razing a dangerous one story building once used as a skating rink. Judge Purvis affirmed the marshal’s deadline of on or before December 1, supporting the policy to act against hazardous structures.
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W. E. Longley
Jerome A. Gleason
Tipton
Judge Purvis
Tre Hazarde
Longley
Gleason Ab Tipton
Circuit Court
Marshal Langley
Aretal
Memoriam for Adam Jacobi and debts notice
Memoriam recalls Adam Jacobi who died October 1 1912 and cherishes memory with lines of sorrow. John Miller disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by his wife LaiHan Miller. Mr Sondermann’s fer a Lougey last Friday, unclear.
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Adam Jacobi
Josephine M. Schwmppe
Amy
LaiHan Miller
John Miller
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Joe Heideth
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Frank Merker
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D.C
Jame
John L. Berets
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Asbelhor
Joe Uebecther
Cecelia, Hleerman Jasper
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Ben Bliver
Liberia
Mr. and
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Joel Becekciano
French Lick
Atay
Joe
Misses Mary
Carrie Uebel‘hor
Schnellville
St. Henry
H. A. Wolverton
Lower Walmeeday
Mr. Wolverton
Manger
The
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Mrs
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Edmund Brom
Ord Mueller
Mise Frances Mehring
Eva Durcbholz
Emilia Klueh
Toe Snyder-Cooper
Thon ‘Tlegburg
John ¢. Hags
Rome
Fred Horlander Threshing Co
Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works
Aloys Krapt
Glenngnville
Mr. Krapt
J. A
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