Judge Alford Declares Term Rules In BeBe Be For Judges
Judge Fre mint Alford spoke defiant about the attorney general's opinion on term start dates. He and successor Mr. Pritchard plan circuit court action to settle the issue, with Pritchard filing Saturday and seeking quo warranto. The attorney general's view backs earlier state guidance on commissions and terms, restoring older constitutional rules for judges and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Fremont Alford
Whitred
Pritchard
Julgy Allen
Beatt
Gibbs
Supreme Court
Bame Allopney-Genersi
Megin Dan
Marion County
Mssaine
Agaimke Scott
Dod
Gouteri Mlier
General Assembly
Hashwen
Smi
Facia
Fragmented legal notices from a county period piece
The document outlines a sequence of official actions on the expiration of terms and warrants. It mentions figures such as James in Peitehard and Judge Henry Clay Allen, plus conferences and planned court proceedings. The text references various county offices and a tentative schedule for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Kher
County Recorder
Jeounty
Entonor
Chunhy Faurveror
Commissiors
Ameer
Dows
Jaime Firtier
Hota SiMe
Stark Gee
Wan Chen
Janey
Forday
James
Peitehard
Eriwinad Swige
Dudge Alford
Railroads Offer 1 Percent Wage Increase Across Nation
The nationwide railroad industry signals agreement with the Pennsylvanian standard and plans a 1 percent raise for about 12 000 workers, total payroll between 31 000 000 and 50 000 000 annually, contingent on workers dropping further demands. Reading railroad grants 10 percent raise for 40,000 employees. American Express boosts pay by 1 percent affecting 12,000 workers at a cost of 710 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippy-Mefne Press Associatiog
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Reading Railroad
American Ex
Press Company
Tragic Fall Injures 3 Year Old at 217 Rockiest
Robert Gray aged three fell from a rear shed at 217 Rockiest shortly before being found by a passerby. He was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital with a suspected skull fracture, doctors Abe Attending and John Btowart assessing the severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray
Finlay
Gray
St. Vincent's Hospital
Abe
John Btowart
Opened umbrella leads to fatal fifth story jump
A 27 year old woman wearing expensive jewelry leaped from a fifth story window of an apartment building after a visit to view vacant rooms. Police could not identify her. Witnesses say she balanced on the window sill and used an umbrella before falling to her death near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Highty
Emmaett
Otlatt
G Yelniz
Patrulmain
County Council Met Organizes After Election
The county council met in the county commissioners court Friday for organization. Addison H. Nordyke was chosen president and Louis Blaker, president of proset. The council transacted no other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners Court
Addison H. Nordyke
Louis Blaker
40 People Marooned as Flood Waters Rise on Oregon Island
A small island at the confluence of the Columbia and Cowlitz rivers traps 40 people, men women and children, as raging waters engulf the area. The steamer Button races to the rescue while traffic and communications to Seattle Tacoma and other ports remain at a standstill.
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Columbia
ippa-McRine Prean Association
Portland
Ore
Nov
Inet
Witte Island
Columbie
Cowlitz
Seattle
Tacont
Hatered Aradfield
Adylees
Fife
Tye
Flood Strikes Inland Northwest Rail Lines and Crops
Damaged by flood across Washington from Spokane to Yakima valley. Rivers overflow, trains halted, crews report heavy crop destruction and widespread refugee displacement. Snohomish residents flee to hills as Leavenworth and Cashmere submerged. railway lines and stations amid extensive disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa-Moline
Spokane
Wash
Northernaire Railway
Yakima
Snohamish
Wenthies
Cashmore
Wonderland Construction Wins Permit for Casino Building
Wonderland Construction company has secured a building permit to erect a casino facility costing 7.0 in the studio will house dancing parties for public enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland Construction Company
SLAIN BY ROBBERS AT SAN FRANCISCO SALOON
Stephen Lynch, wounded in a saloon fight with two holdup men, died this morning after ex police officer George O Connell and robber Frank Burke were killed in the incident at the saloon of George O Connell located at Sixth and Brannenats. Louis Delatour remains in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Prena Association
San Francisco
Stephen Lynch
George O'Connell
Frank Burke
Louis Delatour
O'Connell
Weather forecast and cluttered local ads fragment
The fragment lists a U S weather forecast with rain and warmer conditions and mentions Saturday. It includes scattered business notices for a barber shop in Pembroke and a tailor, plus storage space rental and a rifle shop. The legible items resemble a mixed page of ads and notes from a small-town newspaper.
Explosion at Arizona quarry kills twelve workers
Twelve men die in a dynamite blasting accident at a silica and lime quarry near Lee station in Douglass Arizona. Three more feared buried under debris as victims include Americans Victor Shell and Thomas Shell and several Mexican workers. Injured treated locally. exact cause undetermined and bridge over the canal condemned nearby with demolition ordered at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa-Mefine Prean Association
Douglass
Ariz
New
Mndios Navy
Neaet Lee Station
Victor Shell
Thomas Shell
Fractured World News Briefs Stir Frantic Reports
A jumble of short items reports a murdered former sweetheart in a Kentucky feud a wreck on a Texas line and a Chicago charity chief disputing misused funds. Also noted are a San Francisco earthquake aftermath a king's cabinet crisis and various travel and crime items from Hillcrest to Malnin.
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Chicago
Lucile MeiLeodt Steinbird
Seman
Caper Town
HE. Moore
Meary Milling
el Norn Creek
Limfield
Weatherford
Tex
W. Clower
Babe
Cicago
Ernest P. Bicknell
Chicago Bureau of Charity
Schmitz
San Francisco
Piping Washed Away Near Moyne Run Under Tracks
Joseph Hugue, superintendent of the attents, reported 45 feet of a sewer connecting Moyne's run at Washington Street washed away. Immediate repair crews, a bare tores of men, were set to work Friday under the railroad tracks to fix the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hugue
Moyne
Washington St
Saloonkeeper Pleads Guilty in Underage Liquor Case
Ed Suigan, indicted for selling liquor to a minor, pleaded guilty in criminal court and was fined costs by Judge Fremont Alford. The charge involved selling liquor to Linton Kempr, a girl under age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Suigan
Linton Kempr
Fremont Alford
Robbers Blow Open Culver Post Office Safe
Early morning robbers blew open the Culver Indiana post office safe and stole six dollars in cash and ninety dollars worth of stamps before fleeing in a stolen rig. They abandoned the vehicle about three miles from town and left no trace of the perpetrators.
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Post Office
Sus
Culver
Ind
Pig’s Foot Club hosts seven-pedal pickled contest winner
In the Pig's Foot clubquarters at East and Washingcon 1 sts Thursday night Philip Meyers won by eating seven pickled pedals. The 24 members voted to elect the winner president of the club. Meyers becomes champion and leader of the Pig's Foot club. The People's Heat and Light company was fined $10 for smoking ordinance violations in police court Thursday.
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Pig's Foot Club
East
Washingcon
Philip Meyers
Meyers
People's Heat and Light Company
Mosbaugh in Office as Wayne County Recorder
Frants Mosbaugh of Richmond is recorder of Wayne county. Harry Mosbaugh, newly elected recorder in Hamilton county, Indiana, is his cousin. Miss Margaret Sweggett, elected recorder of deeds in Prego county, Kansas, is a niece. The Sweggett post corresponds to recorder in Koama.
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Mosbaugh
Richmond
Ind
Frants Mosbaugh
Thia City
Wayne County
Harry Mosbaugh
Hamilton County
Indiana
Frank
Margaret Sweggett
Prego County
Kansas
Koaama
Prison Gate Opened for David Sherrick
Lower court reversed on grounds that funds used by Sherrick were insurance company money, not state funds, and the law did not classify such use as embezzlement of public moneys. Indictment held good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrick
New Trial Ordered for Former State Auditor Sherrick
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Marion county criminal court and granted a new trial for David E. Sherrick, former state auditor, who faced embezzlement charges. The court ruled the indictment valid but found issues in the prior trial and ordered the return of Sherrick to await a fresh proceeding. Sherrick, who was sentenced to two to 21 years, will be held pending a new trial date set by Marion county officials.
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Supreme Court
Auditor of State
Bond
David B. Sherrick
Marion County
Shovrick
Robert A. Brown
David E. Sherrick
United States
Michigan City
Sherrick
States
Han
Cup
Mr. Sherrick
Adilressine
Ida
Court decision on Darin Sherrick indictment
Supreme Court ruling states the state must prove receipt, trust, and conversion of funds by Darin Sherrick as auditor of state. Amounts cited include $100,000 received and $150,000 converted to his own use. The document notes the indictment and the court’s interpretation of proof requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darin E. Sherrick
Supreme Court
Sherrick Resignation Demand Sparks Indiana Fallout
Governor J Frank Hanly called for the resignation of David E Sherrick auditor of state amid a sweeping demand that shook Indiana and extended beyond the state as reports of controversy spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
David E. Sherrick
Hearst Visits City on Inbound Route to Mexico
W R Hearst, New York governor candidate, passed through the city Friday morning aboard the Big Four to St Louis en route to Mexico. He avoided meetings during a brief Union station stop but attracted curiosity once his identity was known.
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Hinshaw
George Preeman
Watasu
Shaw
CY Penitentiary
Gerving
Iband
Wabash
Sun Liners
Sun Publishing Co
Asid
Ajax Stove Repair
Edward J. Beaupre
The
Sun
Ajax Stove Repair Company
East Tenth Street
Cor. Jefferson
Oregon
Cowlitz Rivers
Vowrn
Mrrtin Waahtsgtan
Frisco
U. S
Elliott Tel, & Bee. Co
Mann-mve
le Fae
Denison
the Vast
Eg Gust Rosberg
Pembroke Areade
Iske Bros
N. Alabaing-st
W. Washington
Board of Public Works
Meranal
Wabash St
Josophi Dague
Hogue
Rahjlan Bros. & Ge
David Sherrick
Tidiana Supreme Court
Criminal Court
Stile Ds
Treasury
Wang
Statehouse
Felday Mornint
David of
Beimg
Susiron
Tomers Eam, Ak
Cork
Adler
Whatayer
Faetrary
Gulf Iya
France
Momey van Wrongtelly
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