Jefferson County Auditor notice of 1913 budget estimates
County officers of Jefferson County Indiana filed annual expense estimates for 1913 with the Auditor and will present them to the County Council at a September 2 meeting at the Madison courthouse. The figures list budget items for the Circuit Court, County Treasurer, Recorder, Sheriff, Surveyor, Superintendent, Assessor and related offices with various amounts.
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Baseball scores and gas praise in a mixed state item
Yesterday results from the National and American Leagues show Boston and Brooklyn winning while Chicago and St. Louis posted high scores. A public utilities note praises Madison Lighting for supplying free gas to King's Daughters Hospital and a $32 gas range gift. The piece also cites NY as owning one tenth of cars and an average national death age of 38.8 years.
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Thaw Arrested After Train Chase to Canada
Angry Harry Thaw is under arrest and will be held pending Dominion decision on his status. He admitted his identity and said he planned to sail for Europe after boarding a train east of Boston. Sheriff Kelsey followed by auto to Coaticook and arrested him. two companions released. Authorities expect extradition talks with the United States.
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Glynn Declared Legal NY Governor Amid Sulzer Stand
Attorney General Carmody states Glynn is the lawful chief executive pending impeachment outcomes. Sulzer occupies the Executive Chamber asserting his claim. Glynn plans a legislative message to seek confirmation of State office nominees as both sides prepare for a bitter struggle.
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Martin H. Glynn
New York State
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Thomas Carmody
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Indianapolis Real Estate Man Frank Falk Shot on West Washington
Frank Falk of Indianapolis a wealthy real estate operator was shot dead from behind on a temporary bridge over West Washington Street. He had ties to Brownstown Indiana and Willhamport Wy. A bank book on his person showed thousands of dollars. The motive and presence in that city area remain unexplained. The body was found by men unloading after a circus performance.
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Frank Palka
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Spanish Countess Surprises Newport at Tennis Play
Newport crowds admire Countess San Meteben de Canogo wife of Spain's Washington secretary as she holds her own with amateur players. The social set gathers around the courts where she wins several prizes amid both society members and onlookers.
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Governor Ralston Returns From Hyannisport Visit
Governor Ralston and Mrs. Ralston along with their young daughter arrived home Saturday from Hyannisport Massachusetts where they stayed nearly two weeks with Thomas Taggart and family at the Taggart summer home. He wore a light gray suit upon arrival at the statehouse, a departure from his usual black attire.
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Ralston
Truce Patched Up in Mexico After Conference at Huerta
Reports say a truce was patched up in Mexico after talks between envoy Lind and President Huerta. The ceasefire appears to have broad support, with government leaders meeting to discuss next steps. A later dispatch notes a blast in Pacubays suburb killed several and injured many, including women and children.
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Steam roads hold Indiana state fair trade amid interurban strike
Indianapolis August 1 steam to railroads plan to handle state fair traffic as interurban workers threaten strike. A newly formed union will present demands tonight while International Treasurer Orr expects arbitration. Companies remain reticent.
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Sparrows Nest Fire Destroys Home Near Letts
A sparrow nest built against the flue at Frank Arme strong’s home near Letts caught fire and caused property loss. Urso McCorkie Frank Logan and Perry Capper responded with a chemical extinguisher but a tank leak sprayed them nearly suffocating. They stopped the leak and extinguished the blaze.
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Secretary Tounton Signals Change in Agriculture Bulletins
Washington August 16 Secretary Tounton of the agriculture department proposes ending the current bulletin and circular series from thirteen divisions. The material will shift to the Journal of Research for departmental science content and a departmental series of title pages will be issued for broad newspaper distribution.
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Livery Stable Proprietor Fatally Shot in New Castle
Sam Io Adams proprietor of a livery stable and transport line in New Castle Kentucky was shot through the head by his wife early this morning. He died at his stable after the weapon discharge and was transported home for burial. Friends attribute the act to extreme heat and note Adams had sent for his wife and two children home from visiting relatives.
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Hailstorm Closes In On Strinceton Area
A severe hailstorm in northeast county yesterday shredded corn leaves and shattered windows. Large hailstones covered the ground to depths of up to three inches in places as Haubstadt reported lighter damage to structures and barns.
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Haubstadt
Pittsburgh player struck by ball in Aug. game
Melvin iol, 22, a player with the Phittisburg baseball team, was struck in the head by a pitched ball Sunday during a game against a colored team from Itadianapolis in Frankfort Indiana. He remained unconscious at his home today with slight hopes for recovery.
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Civil War veteran dies in lawyer’s office in New Albany
Joe Carroll a seventy year old Civil War veteran collapsed and died of heart disease today in the law office of Zenor and McIntyre in New Albany Indiana. He was consulting about his daughter Ruth Laduke and her husband Frank Laduke regarding alleged abandonment. The case was set for trial today. Carroll leaves a family.
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Store Offers Affordable Furniture and Rugs This Week
Local shop promotes budget friendly furnishings with Brass and Iron beds Springs and mattresses at suggested prices. Staff emphasize low costs while providing full service assistance to keep spending within a set limit.
Milk and cherries tragedy near Seim ranch
Two young sons of Joseph Leveille near Seim were found to have died after eating cherries and drinking milk at a ranch. Physicians say the mixture produced an acid that caused rapid death in both boys.
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Joseph Leveille
Seim
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