Trial date set for Mayor Bell in Marion County election case
In Indianapolis Judge Eichhorn set September 7 as the start date for Mayor Joseph F. Bell’s trial on election conspiracy charges. The defense fought to quash 39 counts while nine counts were upheld, with motions and requests for speedy trials and priority given to Bell and Taggart amid public pressure and media coverage.
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Marion County
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Expenditures and Tax Le vies for Cloverdale 1916
Advisory Board sets estimates for Cloverdale Township Putnam County for 1916. totals include township local tuition school and road taxes with a 52 cent rate and a net taxable property figure of 916 784 dollars. plus lists of residents and local notices from Locust Grove August 13 1915.
Broilers for Market Guide and Care Tips
Guidance on raising broilers for market from 2 to 2 1/2 pounds at 11 to 13 weeks. Describes suitable breeds, sex separation, feeding, rapid growth, and timing for higher prices. Also covers dressing, shipping, and care, plus a note on pigeon diarrhoea remedies and hot weather bathing.
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Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Stony soils and orchard productivity in cold air basins
The article discusses how stony loam soils can aid heavy or water-impervious ground but do not guarantee productivity. It notes cold air drainage in low elevations causes frost risk that harms peach buds and blossoms, urging careful site selection for profitable orchards. The closing lines offer aphorisms about vigilance and prudence.
The Breaking Point in a Fashioned Farewell
A man ends his engagement with a dramatic closing scene then hides his heart in a barber chair. He grits his statement and leaves, vowing to forget with a tailored grooming ritual and thoughts on the costs of modern fashion among women.
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Winklewood
Angelo Vespucci
Jokes and Anecdotes From A Brooklyn Household
A light column of humorous vignettes recalls a newlywed couple in Brooklyn facing a bare larder after a bad delivery week. The wife weeps at dinner while the husband volunteers to return to her mother. Also includes a swimmer who mocks breathing advice with a wood sawing quip and a railway foreman’s misfit remarks. An English visitor questions tea at a ball game, prompting a sharp American retort about innings and tea.
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Brooklyn
Mamma
Silent Parlor Exchange With Madame Patti Echoes
In a domestic scene a child pleads to hear Madame Patti sing while a mother suspects the diva is absent. The amused response notes the baby crying and promises dinner will be ready, capturing a quiet, humorous moment.
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Madame Patti
Expenditures and Tax Le vies for Warren Township 1915
Trustees meeting set for September 7 1915 to approve yearly expenditures and tax levies for Warren township Putnam County. Totals include township 779.24 and 8 cents per hundred. local tuition 2435. Audits show special school tax 2455.14 at 25 cents per hundred and per poll. road tax 487.02 at 5 cents per hundred. overall expenditures 6136.54 with 63 cents per hundred tax. Mortgage exemption credit 255.00. Signed WM O Lewis Trustee.
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Cloverdale Township
Putnam County
Warren Township
Nam
Advisory Board
He Meant Well in a Wry Exchange on Love and Aging
In a playful scene Miss Plute asks Captain Hawley if he will love her as she ages. He replies that she may grow older but never uglier, leaving him to wonder why their friendship ended abruptly.
No Discrimination Prisoner Quips About Pockets
In an Irish police court a prisoner faced questioning on his line of work. The prosecutor asked if he picked pockets, to which the prisoner replied that he does not pick them, he simply takes them as they come.
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Joe Roach
Bill
Pat Murphy
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