Ex marshal Pavey defends duty in Lebanon marshal row
Ex marshal Pavey writes an open letter defending his actions as Lebanon’s marshal amid the liquor enforcement dispute. He says he trusted the oath, resisted political pressure, and sought to prosecute unlawful saloon practices while accusing Mayor Hoy of trying to control law enforcement.
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Paliter
White
Lebanon
Hoy
Arsenal
Hos
Waddie
Former Lebanon Man Dies After Indianapolis Car Crash
Sal C. Daugherty an optician living at 859 Clifton avenue Indianapolis formerly of this city was struck by a street car on Alabama street and Massachusetts avenue. He died at City Hospital after brain base fracture the following afternoon. He was about 68, a widower with one son and four sisters and four brothers. Funeral will be at Ladoga Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Sal C. Daugherty
Clifton Avenue
Indianapolis
North Alabama
Murat Hughes
Alabama Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Daugherty
City Hospital
City Dispensary
City
Alex Morris
Ladoga
Verdict of Guilty in Noblesville Murder Case
James W. Hensley of Indianapolis was found guilty of manslaughter in the Walter McCintock murder case near Noblesville last October. The jury returned the verdict at 8:49 after six hours deliberation.
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Noblesville
Ind
James W. Hensley
Indianapolis
Walter McCintock
Thin City
Boone county court adjourns for month's vacation
February term of the Boone county court adjourned not convening again until April first. Judge Artman leaves to lecture in California. Grand jury filed its report later that evening. no indictments number or character released until warrants are served. The panel notes no criminal failures or officer misconduct, visits the county home, poor farm, and jail, and recommends linoleum for boys and girls rooms and a register over the dining room, plus safety measures at the county home and jail upgrades. Donald Cory sent to the Boys Industrial School, Zachariah Broshar guardian named, several cases dismissed or decided, and partitions and commissions assigned with final reports approved.
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Boone Leireait
Artman
California
Donald Cory
Plainfield
John Casey
George L. Broshar
Zachariah Broshar
American National Bank of Frankfort
James M. Waitt
Jamies O. Graves
Jacob Jotvns
J. C. Luts
Carl. Rosenstihl
Hershel R.A. Faves Janes Hannah Walker
Slay Prison Guard in Deer Lodge Chaos
In Deer Lodge Montana on March 1 Warden Frank Conley of the Montana State Penitentiary was dangerously wounded and Assistant Warden John Robinson killed when three convicts led by George Rock and two others rushed Wherry. Robinson was stabbed from ear to ear and his jugular severed while Conley endured multiple wounds before drawing his pistol and shooting two attackers.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Frank Conley
Montana State Penitentiary
John Robinson
George Rock
W. HM
Hayes
Robinson
Conley
United in marriage in Frankfort by county official
Mr. W. M. Rider of Lebanon, a railroad worker, wed Mrs. Celal Friel of this city in a ceremony conducted by Squire Harland in the county clerk’s office in Frankfort.
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W. M. Rider
Lebanon
Celal Friel
Squire Harland
Prankfort
Times
Harness Quietly Withdraws From Politics
Judge Harness says he is out of politics for the time being and back in his profession. He remains loyal to the Republican cause and ready to serve the party if called, with no definite course announced for 1919 or beyond. The Frankfort Timex also notes Blodgett's Indianapolis News piece aimed at influencing the local option debate and temperance stance amid party conventions.
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Kokomo
Hawerd
Thougout
Judge Harness
the Tribune
Frankfort Timex
Staley
Animasof
Indianapolis News
W. H. Blodgett
Writel
Findianapolis
Cincinnati Enquirec
Indiana
Ralston
Taggart
Bryan
Guardian Angels
Briavaniem
Otis, BE. Gulley
Danville
Howard Maxwell
Mrs Maud Kern Dead After Nervous Breakdown
Mrs Maud Kern widow of Arthur B Kern died at 1 15 am at the home of Mr and Mrs G Edwards in this city. She was 33 and formerly Maud Bulfinger sister of Mrs Edwards. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at the Edwards home 526 East Main Street with burial at Union Cemetery northeast of town.
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Maud Kern
Arthur B. Kern
Mra
Sheridan businessman Henry J Thistlethwaite dies at 62
Henry J Thistlethwaite, a well known Sheridan businessman and tile manufacturer, died Friday after several weeks illness. He was sixty two and survived by his third wife, two daughters and three sons. He owned substantial Sheridan property and long identified with local business interests. A. B. Crampton editor of the Del petitioners is asking to be named national elector by the Democrats.
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Henry J. Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
Gona
A. B. Crampton
Del
Pet CirrenTisios
Aakink Td
Democrats
Jury Dismissed in Brunaugh Case New Jury to Be Drawn
Indiana court action dismisses the Brunaugh trial jury after defense urged publication of alleged jury tampering would bias jurors. State and defense agreed to omit the existing panel and start anew. A witness recounted a possible offer of influence tied to Marion County politics and a Denison Hotel encounter.
Tax Dodger and School Revenues Report 1907 Indiana
A bulletin from the Indiana Department of Public Instruction discusses school revenues in 1907 totaling 10 83524541 and calls for uniform taxation, honest assessments against corporates, and notes 975 925 children enumerated. The piece highlights alleged tax evasion by the well-to-do and outlines maintenance costs and upcoming reforms.
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Indiana
Department of Public Instruction
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