Interurban Collision Near Frankfort Injures Engine
A Northwestern freight car released at 8 40 this morning causing three loaded cars to run into the engine of the west bound Lake Erie and Western passenger train. The engine suffered severe damage but the passenger cars were only lightly damaged. one tie on the L B and W track broke and the derailment threat faded after repairs. Foreman Ora Garrison and Conductor Ira Stevenson led theInterurban crew. the impact raised wheels and broke a cab door and step.
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Westwod LE. & W
Frankfort
L. B&w
Ora Garrison
Conors Ira Stevenson
W. Hol
Commissioners to Visit County Boards in State Tax Review
State Tax Board plans a routine inspection across 96 county boards. Wingate says some counties face uneven assessments of tangible property and capital stock. The process involves town and county assessors compiling figures for the County Board of Review to evaluate.
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Thyeir
Bo Cingate
Are
Wingate
County Board of Review
Cormn
State Board Visits County Boards to Cut Appeals
The State board favors visiting county boards during sessions to reduce appeals. It splits the state into sections with Wingate in the north and northeast, Martin in the east and southeast, and McCardle in the southwest. Whigate, Martin, and McCardie territories cover several counties along the Ohio River and beyond.
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County Boards of Review
Wingate
Martin
Martin To the Eastern and Southeastern, and Mr. McCardle
Mr. Whigate
Koselusko, Whitley
Dekalb
Fulton, Miami, Howard, Tipton
Marvtleton
Hamilton
Hoone
Montgomery
Fountain
Warren
Mr. Martin
Allen
Whitley
Kosciuska
Fulton
Miami
Howard
Tipton
Johnson, Brown
Lawrence
Washington
Floyd
Ohio River
Mr. McCardie
Diners in West Baden fear violence after dynamite blast
In West Baden on June 1 fifty frightened black residents rushed into the street after two dynamite explosions near the European Hotel. The hotel, leased by Charles Rice, suffered damage but no deaths or injuries. White residents fear a race war linked to hotel staff changes. Shots were fired in the valley, and many blacks considered leaving. Local officials and hotel owner Mr. Stnelair express concern over deteriorating conditions.
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West Baden
Charles Rice
Rice
Stnelair
West Baden Hotel
West Badensand
Francis Lick
Democratic county convention ticket list in Indiana
The Democratic county convention will convene at the Grand Opera House with Thomas R. Marshall to speak forenoon. A ticket race for representatives, judges, sheriffs, and commissioners dominates the afternoon. Delegates and seats allocated. diplomats and officials receive reserved access in a packed event.
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Grand Opera House
Charles J. Stewart
Thomas R. Marshall
M. Ralston
Marshall
Walter St
Worth
Henry Po Sicks
B. Wheeler
Marion
W. H. Parr
John We. Hornaday
Fred Graves
Sugar Creek
John B. Routh
Harrison
Henry A. Kernodle
Sherif
John T. Casey
McKinzie M. Apple
M. B. Wall
K. H. Baklard
George M. Mangus
Jackson
Ivory
Tolle
R. G. Hendricks
Union
Tames Farrell
Perry
AS Hi. Snyder
Whion
Charles Cash
Clinton
I. M. Riker
James Coltib
Center
Stewart
Demand Tigrets at Chicago Convention
Two hundred thousand applications for seats for the Republican national convention have been filed with the officers and members of the national committees. The committees members and officers expect a large turnout and are arranging seating accordingly.
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Chicago
Jane
Possession of Farm Controversy Reversed Court Decision
The Appellate Court ruled that a farm tenant's wife's serious illness did not excuse him from surrendering possession. Gifford sued Bingham for possession and damages in Jasper County. Bingham waited until Feb 28 to move, continued using the house, barn, grounds, and some fields, arguing sickness justified delay. The court found the defense unavailing and reversed the lower judgment.
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Benjamin J. Gifford
John Bingham
Jasper County
Bingham
Gifford
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and the duty to give possession
The court distinguishes possession duties from whether a sick tenant’s family member removal constitutes holding over. It notes Herter vs Mullen as a jury question but holds the admitted holding over cannot be excused by family illness, despite moral concerns. The ruling clarifies statutory legal rights over eviction scenarios.
Bronaugh 15 Guilty in Indiana Court Verdict
In Indianapolis Harry Bronaugh was found guilty in the Criminal Court, with a sentence to follow of two to fourteen years in the State Prison and a fine between ten and one thousand dollars. Deliberation lasted sixteen minutes before 6:36 p.m. The case highlights a swift verdict and looming penalties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Bronaugh
Roosevelt Plans Outing to British East Africa Next Summer
President Roosevelt has been arranging a trip to British East Africa for next summer possibly with his son Kermit. He intends to study animal habits and gather material for a book to be written on his return, and will carry a complete chanting outfit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
East Africa
Kermit
Wil
Paroled Felon Harry Craig From Indiana Prison
Harry Craig was paroled from the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City after serving two years of a term for manslaughter in Crawfordsville. He was originally sentenced from two to twenty-one years and is released on condition of reporting to Montgomery.
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Harry Craig
Crawfordaville
James
Ford
Indiana
Michigan City
Montgomery
Two New Teachers Added to Faculty
Edith Holloway of Clover Indiana joins the high school faculty for next year to oversee English and science classes with Miss Holloway assisting. Ostrund Spear, a State Normal School graduate, will lead the manual training department as Lebanon expands its offerings. Spear plans to move his family to Lebanon in the spring.
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Edith Holloway
Cloverlate
Ind
Misa Holloway
Lebanon
Indiana University
Ostrund Spear
State Normal School
Spear
Treasury Prepares Emergency Currency Notes by July First
Washington June 6 Treasury Department moves to ready Aldrich-Vreeland emergency notes in denominations of 5 10 and 20 by July 1. No new plates will be engraved using existing bank note plates with added words or other securities to cut cost and time. Officials expect these notes may never circulate but prepare to meet any financial emergency. Many senators and representatives linger in Washington after adjournment awaiting conventions and election concerns.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Nome
Aldrich-Vreeland
Tis
Pew
Treasury
Aldrich-Vrevland
Washington
Congressional Record
Washae
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