Palmer censured by jurist in soft coal probes in Indiana
Federal Judge Anderson criticized Attorney General Palmer for orders linking government evidence in the soft coal conspiracy cases against 126 operators and miners in Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. He warned the move bordered on felony and contempt of court, setting January 1908 as the next trial date while investigations continued.
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Indiana
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United States District Court
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Department of Justice
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Lafayette
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Fitt Stack
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Ames
Atoo
Cay
Movernment
Special Council
Otto
Washington
Indianapolis
C. B. Ames
Attorney General's Office
Dan W. Simme
Fiscal Court in Days Session Near Busy Year For Ohio County
The Ohio County Fiscal Court convened on Monday and adjourned Wednesday with full membership including County Judge Mack Cook and Justices B Scott Brown G W Rowe W C Daugherty Dean Rhoads F Rice and Ed Shawn. County Attorney A D Kirk and clerk W C Blenkenabip attended. The term handled most annual claims while plans for special road repair were noted amid routing tasks.
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Ohio County Fiscal Court
Mack Cook
B.scott
Q B
Brown
G W, Rowe
W. C. Daugherty
Dean
B.C. Rhoads B
F. Rice
Ed Shawn
A. D. Kirk
W. C. Blenkenabip
Gilliam contests Kentucky race as accusations mount
The Turd Kentucky District contest case centers on Republican John H. Gilliam of Seattleville who trails Democratic incumbent J. Thomas by 522 votes. Reports claim mutilated ballots and irregularities in Todd and Logan counties amid Republican pressure at state headquarters.
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Kentucky
John H. Gillam
Seattde Ville
J. ¥. Thomas
Louteville
Gilliam
Lowteville
Gillam
Todd County
Ar Friends
Logan County
Renfrow Newcomb Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Aubrey Newcomb age 22 and Mina Bolva Renfrow age 14 were married Saturday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage in Nocreek with Rev Landreth conducting the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Robert Renfrow, is noted as a former high school student. The groom, a young farmer from Washington County, plans to make that area their home.
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Aubrey Newcomb
Mina Bolva Renfrow
Nocreek
Landreth
Robert Renfrow
Washington
4000 Verdict in Auto Crash Affirmed
A $4000 verdict against E P Sareesod Hro Beaver Dam for the death of Mipu Mey Haatin in an August 1918 auto crash was affirmed by the Court of Appeals in an opinion by Judge Simpson. Mise Rastin, a 15 year old daughter of R B Austin of Letcher County, with Mr and Mrs Doris Martin, were driving past Berry Rial farm on the Hartford and Beaver Dam line when their car collided with a truck owned by E P Barnes & Bro.
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E. P. Sareesod
Beaver Dam
Mipu Mey Haatin
Court of Appeals
Simpson
Mise Rastin
R. B. Austin
Letcher County
Doris Martin
Berry Rial
Hartford
Beaver Dampike
E. P. Barnes & Bro
Birthday Dinner for Little Miss Lois Riley
Little Miss Lois Jane Riley hosted a birthday party for her six years with friends at the Riley home on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests played games for an hour then gathered for cake with six candles and plates of cherry jello and whipped cream.
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Lois Jane Riley
Riley
Stewart Leach Couple Wed in Terre Haute Baptist Parsonage
Mr Jobe N Leach of Terre Haute Indiana and Miss Ruth Stewart of Beaver Dam were married in this city Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev Russell Walker at the Baptist parsonage and the couple remained in their car during the service.
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Jobe N. Leach
Terre Haute
Indiana
Ruth Stewart
Beaver Dam
Russell Walker
Baptist
First Lyceum Number Draws Crowd at High School
A fair crowd gathered at the High School Auditorium Tuesday for the Lyceum Number featuring Mr. Packard, a water cartoonist and lecturer sent by the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. The program offered wit and talent, drawing praise for a cultured audience and inviting attendance at the remaining four events of the course.
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Lyceum
Packard
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Railroads Should Be Publicly Regulated Says Board
Washington Nov 9 a committee report to the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners urged public ownership and operation of railroads with public regulation as the only just method. The report argued private ownership without regulation should end, praising regulated public ownership. The convention debated the report while Judge Anderson urged federalized unified railroads and broader national power over rates.
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National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
P. J. Lucey
Miinois
Shas
Field
Howard Field
Missouri
Ite
Lucey
Milneis
Public Utility Commission
Her Weld
Muntelpe
Filnois
Masons
George W. Anderson
Boston
Anderson
Congress
Wtate
Maonal Tribunal
Walter A. Shaw
Business change as Arthur Leach buys Main Street building
Arthur Leach, formerly with Ohio County Drug Company, has purchased the Main Street building housing Loney Minton's grocery and restaurant. Leach also acquires the business and will continue operating the grocery and restaurant there.
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Arthur Leach
Ohio County Drug Company
Main Street
Loney Minton
Leach
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