Tax Board Grants 85 Percent Reduction On Miller Notes
The county tax board granted an 85 percent deduction on Joseph S. Miller notes amid ongoing disputes over their value after his death. James F. McDaniel approved the reduction as holders contest prior assessments, while some cases head to court. The board also reduced or added other items to the personal tax list, with varying net gains and losses noted for multiple entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Miller
Mr. Miller
Tax Board
James F. McDaniel
Jeaven
Joshua F. Cook
Roberton
Postponed wedding finally seals in Crawfordsville
Cupid aided Ray Simpson son of Charles near New Ross and Miss Peters daughter of William Peters near Ladoga. They first sought a license but the groom was under the required age. after turning eighteen the pair traveled to Crawfordsville to obtain the license and marry before Justice Stilwell. They plan to reside on a farm near New Ross.
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Cupid
Ray Simpson
Charles Robot
New Ross
Miss Peters
William Peters
Ladoga
Rice
Justice Stilwell
Squire
Bee
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Jane Bride
Home Berries Warning On Strawberry Crop Diminishing
Warn readers to can strawberries now as home growth likely to be exhausted within a week. Northern berries may follow with poorer quality and higher price. Local cherry crop described as small but finest quality, with ripening issues affecting availability.
Thought Power Shapes Lebanon Today and Tomorrow
A community wide meditation on mind over matter argues that thoughts and will shape Lebanon’s future. Citizens are urged to imagine the highest possibilities for their city and use individual influence to foster collective progress, emphasizing optimism and continuous discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Surprise vote ousts saloons in Warrick county Indiana
June 18 Warrick county voters approved a countywide liquor prohibition by 208 ballots. Booneville stayed wet by 42, surprising boosters who expected a 700 vote margin. Boon township reported a 150 dry lead, while dry townships won six of seven, Skelton leading at 243.
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Booneville
Ind
Warrick County
Boon Township
Boonyuld
Governor Declares No War With Railroads
Governor Marshall says no quarrel with railroads, only expects obedience to the law. He reaffirmed support for citizens' rights under the penal code for railroad operations and for rate and freight interchange rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Railroad ‘Commission
Mississippi feudists end quarrel in Meadville truce
In Meadville Mississippi the Prichard and Newman clans have agreed to a truce ending their feud. Peace maker and attorney announced no further trouble and notified Governor Noel of survivors from Monday's deadly street duel in which Dr. Newman and another man were killed. The two factions plan court debates to avoid state prosecution and possible hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Miss
Prichard
Newman
Hatfield-McCoy
Noel
Newmans
Plans for new building layouts discussed by Hammond architect
Architect J F Hutton of Hammond met with the court house building committee and county commissioners to present lay outs for inspection. Surveyors took levels of the yard as plans for the new building emerged, with work in its early stages noted. The text also notes a funeral held Wednesday for a deceased woman, with interment at Little Hagle Creek cemetery and condolences from many friends.
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J. F. Hutton
Hammond
Court House
Court House Yard
Inik
Little Hagle Jereek
Bedford Stone and Oil Prosperity Highlight Indiana History
The text highlights Bedford stone used in four state capitols Indiana Minnesota Georgia and New Jersey and many public buildings. It notes 1907 coal production of 1 250 715 tons and crude oil output of 1 109 207 barrels valued at 4 489 213 dollars. It also cites an oil field discovery and broad industrial activity with 8 000 factories worth 50 million dollars invested, yielding 409 million dollars in products and employing 155 000 people with wages totaling 72 008 000 dollars.
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Indiana
Mlinoia
Georgia
New Jersey
Court Pease
Olire
Oaking City
Trial Involving Ten Mule Team Worth $300
The case centers on Bennett and others on a note concerning ten mules valued at about 300 dollars. Court records indicate a dispute over ownership and payment terms, with Bennetts named among defendants and negotiable instruments at issue. Further proceedings set for a future date.
Thorntown mule case heard in circuit court
Terhune and Adney for plaintiff A. J. Shelby for defense in a triangular suit over a $300 mule sale. Hill and others sold a team to Bennett and others who gave a $300 note. Bennett later sold to a third party while guaranteeing the mules.
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Thorntown
Hill Et al
Bennett Et al
Mules
Plans for new court house take rough shape in city
The 140 by 11 1 2 foot structure rises with on stone ends as stores cluster at corners. Architects will draft final plans soon while officials inspect vacant rooms for fixtures. A rumor links a corner stone to an old whiskey bottle, drawing wide interest as the age is debated.
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Court House
Death at Zionsville Brief Notice
Death relieves Mrs. Law Avery wife of Herachel Avery in early Monday hours. Official notice records the passing in Zionsville with sparse details. Burial arrangements are not disclosed in the clipping.
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Zidheville
Deadens 107 trees in an afternoon's work
Everett Thompson asked friends how many trees could be deadened in a short day. one hundred seven trees were claimed as the result Monday afternoon on his Michigan road farm. The remainder of the note dispute involves Bennett et al failing to pay a note for alleged soundness of mules. Terhune & Abbey and A J Shelby appear as counsel. The trial was interrupted by a vacation day with no cases set. defense admitted certain paragraphs if unable to prove a defense, and the sole plaintiff witness testified to $40 attorney fees. The case rests with the jury after the judge read instructions.
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Everett Thompson
Spnon
Michigan Road
Bennett
C. D. Crear
Rice
Almond Bennett
Martin M. Henry
Sulivan Sues for Damages in Personal Injury Case
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 18 John Sulivan a motorman on a Hen Hur traction line was seriously injured in a head on collision taxi in December. He has brought a suit in Montgomery Circuit court seeking damages of fifteen thousand dollars.
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Crawfordaville
Ind
John Sulivan
Tne
Fear Brownsburg
Walt
Montgomvry
Euarl
Death of a Pioneer in Merion County
Jacob Kingensmith, an early settler of Pike township Merion county, died at his son George Klingenamith's home south of Zlony vil on Sunday after a long life. The funeral was held in Lather with many relatives in attendance.
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dJacob Kingensmith
Pike Township
Merion County
George Klingenamith
Zlonyvil
Fourth Here Soon Serious Injuries to Boys
A cautionary editorial urges parents to teach children safe handling of fireworks for Independence Day. It advises delaying celebrations and limiting noise until the holiday to prevent accidents and protect youths from harm. Police officials are urged to curb premature displays and promote public safety.
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Hin
Break in marriage license drought lifts in June
Clerk Adams issued two marriage licenses on Thursday breaking a losing streak. The first couple, Clarence Coffman and Lillie Anderson, wed. Coffman, 28, a Thorntown laborer, and Anderson, 16, daughter of George Anderson of Thorntown. The second couple, Claud Cooper and Lula Hall, married. Cooper, 24, a local laborer, and Hall, 20, daughter of Silas J. Hall of near Lebanon.
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Adams
Clarence Coffman
Lillie Anderson
Coffman
Thorntown
Isleh
George Anderson
Claud Cooper
Lula Hall
Cooper
Silas J. Hall
Lebanon
Afternoon in Country for King's Daughters group
The King's Daughters of the Presbyterian church visited Mrs. Theodore Cunningham’s home two and a half miles southwest of Lebanon. Miss Edna Cunningham hosted with seventeen members present, chaperoned by Mrs. C. H. Carmichael, Mrs. Samuel Nealis, and Miss May Gabriel. They picked cherries and played croquet, followed by a splendid luncheon.
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King’s Daughters
The
Presbyterian Church
Theodore Cunningham
Lebanon
Edna Cunningham
C. H. Carmichael
Samuel Nealis
May Gabriel
Prominent Couple to Wed in Thorntown Soon
On Wednesday evening next week the marriage of Miss Lottie Craig to Mr. Wilbur H. Johnson will take place in Thorntown. Both youths are highly regarded in the town for their virtues and character. Miss Craig is described as charming and gracious while Mr. Johnson is an industrious young businessman serving as assistant to Mr. LaFollette of Thorntown.
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Samuel Craig
Thorntown
Lottie Craig
Wilbur H. Johnson
Miss Craig
Johnson
C. LaFollettee
Berryhill May Take Newark Helm in Ohio State League
The ex Philadelphia National League shortstop Bob Berryhill has received a telegram from Harry Rossel of Newark Ohio urging him to manage their Newark team in the Ohio State league. Berryhill, unsettled by business duties in Lebanon, weighs the offer, with cash not the only factor. He previously managed Newark in 1907 and 1908, helped win a pennant in 1907, and keeps a keen eye on the club’s fortunes while his decision lingers.
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Bob Berryhill
Philadelphia
Newark
Ohio
Harry Rossel
Berryhill
Rossel
Berryshill
Lebanon
Bob
Pickit
Abbott
Snyder
Weatten
Sch
Birmingham
Boston
Bunny Pearce
Engineer Killed In Midwest Rail Yard Collision
A double collision at Fond du Lac Wisconsin left engineer Thomas McDonald dead and fireman William Burton badly injured. A passenger train at fifty miles per hour collided with the wreckage, injuring Mrs Kuhn and her baby from Nauganee Michigan among others.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Northwestern
Thomas McDonald
William Burton
Kuhn and Baby
Nauganee
Mich
Zeb Elia Held on Drunkenness Charge After Train Hold-Up Mention
Zeb Elia, linked vaguely to a recent Big Four train hold-up, was arrested by Officer Cooper on Thursday and jailed on a commitment after promising to pay within 90 days. He did not meet the payment, and was later taken into custody.
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Zeb Elia
Cooper
Zeb
O .O
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Pto Boad
Tion Prom Tax Board
Sonal Tax List
Tross
Dry
Wississippi
Fiery Doctor
J. F. Hatton
Stone
State of
Terhune and
Adney
Plaintiff
A. J. Shelby
Torney
War Department
Zionsville
ZIONS
Dot Sullivan
Ben-Har Motorman
Anke
Jacob Klingenamith
Zlonsville
Will Lottie Craig
Wilbur SL
Zeb. Bilis
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