Notice sale of road bonds in Putnam County Indiana
Otto G Webb treasurer of Putnam County Indiana invites sealed bids for J F Elliott et al road bonds Marion township 20 bonds of 740 each total 14800 dated Sept 15 1923 payable at Green Castle Indiana at 4 4 percent semiannually with first due May 15 1924 bonds run ten years bids due Oct 6 1923 at 10:00 a m posters Sept 18-25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
J. F. Elliott
Marion Township
Greencastle
Otto G. Webb
Notice of Qualification of Executors in Indiana
The undersigned have duly qualified as executors of the last will and testament of William Greyson, deceased, in the Putnam Circuit Court, Putnam County, Indiana, and have been duly ...
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William Greyson
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
George W. Rule
Notice of Executor Qualification in Putnam County
The court-appointed executors Ebenezer Quinnette and A Harvey Greyson are authorized to administer the estate of George W. Rule, with the estate declared solvent. Notices dated September 1, 1923 and September 7, 1923 appear, naming executors Branneman and attorneys Hays & Murphy for the qualification proceedings.
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Ebenezer Quinnette
A. Harvey Greyson
Oren R, Branneman
Hays & Murphy
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Perry Downey
Cred itors heirs and legatees of Perry Downey deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on October 8 1923 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Clerk Walter S Campbell presiding September 10 1923.
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Perry Downey
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Sheriff McHaffie and Bald Knobber era in Ozarks recalled
Forsyth Missouri remembers James Polk McHaffie seventy seven former Taney county sheriff whose frontier career involved clashes with the Bald Knobbers. He recounted the Taylor prison vigilante raid and the John Bright lynching linking his sheriff tenure to Ozark law and local memory.
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Forsyth
James Polk McHarfie
Taney County
Springfield
Ozarks
Missouri
McHaffle
White River
McHatie
Christian County
Sparta
Missouri-Arkansas
McHattie
Taneyounty
McHaffie
Bald Knobbers
Frank
Tabler Taylor
Taylors
Ozark
John T. Dickerson
Dickerson
Taylor
Rae
Taylor Boys
John Bright
Bright
George Williams
Jall
Deputy Williams
Divers salvage gold bars from wrecked Laurentic
Divers have recovered most of the 20 million dollars in gold from the Laurentic sunk off Donegal in 1917. Since 1918 they have raised over 2,100 bars valued at 5 000 to 10 000 dollars each, aided by a dialed divining spear. Each diver earns a thirty second share of recovered treasure.
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London
Donegal
Ireland
Admiralty
Portugal to Inaugurate New President October 5
Senor Teizeira-Go mez, elected Portugal’s president on August 6, will be inaugurated October 5. He has served as Portugal’s ambassador in London since 1911 and helped secure Portugal’s entry into World War I. He aims to unify factions for the republic’s welfare.
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London
Senor Teizeira-Gomez
Portugal
Court of St. James
Lisbon
France
Senor Gomez
Republic
US reports 178 women pastors nationwide
Chicago reports 178 women ministers in the United States per figures from the International Association of Women Preachers. Nichols tops states with 33 women pastors including 17 in Memphis. There are six women teachers in foreign lands.
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Chicago
United States
International Association of Women Preachers
Nicnols
Youngest Auto Thief Captured in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin a twelve year old, Sam Salermo, stole a touring car during circus day. He crashed into another auto causing damage and minor injuries, was unable to flee with the stolen car, and faces placement at the industrial school in Waukesha. He boasted of bicycle theft prior to the incident.
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Kenosha
Wis
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Sam Salermo
Toerkel Pedersen
Young Sam
Waukesha
Germany Leads War Veteran Pension Totals Worldwide
Geneva statistics show Germany tops the list of soldiers disabled in World War I now receiving pensions, with 1,537,000 beneficiaries. France and Great Britain follow, while the United States records 157,000. other nations list varying figures for pension recipients in the postwar era.
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Geneva
International
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
United States
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Finland
Poland
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
New Zealand
Pupils at Vancouver Public School Reflect 29 Nationalities
Twenty nine nationalities are represented among the pupils at a Vancouver British Columbia public school. The diversity underscores a multicultural school community and highlights inclusive enrollment.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
German Pilot Makes Record Day Trip to London
German pilot Pieper completed a Berlin to London round trip in a single day. He left Bremen via Hamburg at 11:00 AM, continued to Amsterdam then London, returned to Bremen by 6:20 PM, and left again for Berlin ten minutes later.
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Berlin
London
Pieper
Bremen
Hamburg
Ameteram
Bertin
Neighbor’s boy to receive bulk of Hal lan estate
In New London Connecticut the will of Robert W Hallan, retired Meriden Cutlery supervisor, leaves $75,000 to Elmer F Rader, an 18 year old Meriden High School baseball pitcher. The will also provides $10,000 in trust to a sister, $1,000 to four nieces, $6,000 to Rev E G Reynolds and Floyd Robinson, and $500 to two neighbors and $5,000 in trust to Mrs. Alice Powers. Upon Rader’s college bound future, the residue goes to church groups if he dies without issue. The story notes Hallan’s admiration for Rader’s pitching and Rader’s late sister’s death.
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New London
Conn
Robert W. Hallan
Meriden Cutlery Company
E. G. Reynolds
Glastonbury
Floyd Robinson
Alice Powers
Elmer F. Rader
George Rader
All Saints’ Church
Young Rader
Meriden High School
Man builds home of piano packing boxes in Hollywood
George S. Lennox built La Casa Contentos on Hillhurst avenue from $400 cash, 18 piano boxes, plumbing, electricals, and lumber. He rejected an $8,500 offer, saying money cannot buy happiness in his old fashioned garden home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George S. Lennox
la Casa Contentos
Hillhurst Avenue
Hollywood
Lennox
Man Hurt by Needle Files Suit for $5,000
Ohio man William Angel sues Otis Turney proprietor of the Colonial hotel in Common Pleas court for 5000 claiming a steel needle hidden in a hotel mattress pierced his leg. He states the wound required surgery and has caused pain and medical costs and incapacity for work.
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Akron
Otis Turney
William Angel
Common Pleas
Turney
Colonial
Angel
Bill
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Putnam County National Farm Loan Association
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