Court actions in Pender Sever Heimsath and other estates
In circuit court today W Gay Pender named guardian of Clifford Pender with Sulzer and Bear as guardians’ attorneys. Commissioner Perry E Bear reported sale of Smyrna F Sever vs Thomas F Sever real estate. balance due. Dora Heimsath vs B & O Railway plaintiff sought interrogatories. court ruled defendant allowed to answer. Emerson Lemen named commissioner to sell land for William Gibson Sr heirs. sale ordered. Emerson Lemen petitioned guardian leave to sell Brooksbury property. sale ordered. The injunction case Wade v Madison schools re medical inspection was heard. judge postponed decision until all evidence submitted and then dismissed for incompleteness. Final settlement filed for estate of M K Carroll.
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W. Gay Pender
Clifford Pender
Frank Pender
Sulzer & Bear
Guardian
Perry E. Bear
Smyrna F. Sever
Thomas F. Sever
Dora Heimsath
B. & O. Railway
Holton
P. E. Bear
William Gibson
Sandy Gibson
Hanover Township
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
Eddie Alfrey
Brooksbury
Martin Wade
F Board
Madison
Fitzpatrick and Mash
Indianapolis
Griffith
Fitzpatrick
Marsh
M. L. Guthneck
M K. Cirroll
Bord
Steamship Perticipésea Mafalda Reported Sunk
Rome January 13 The steamship Perticipésea Mafalda reported sunk Saturday is in wireless contact with land today.
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Rome
Perticipésea Mafalda
Secretary Baker Says U S Troop Withdrawal From Siberia Soon
Secretary of War Baker announced immediate starts for the withdrawal of American troops from Siberia. The report notes the remains of Robert Divgs, 63, a fragmentary patient, were shipped to Terre Haute yesterday by Vail undertaking house. Mr. William Gourley accompanied the remains to Terre Haute.
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Washington
Baker
Siberia
Robert Divgs
Terre Haute
Vail Undertaking House
William Gourley
Fred Marley
Et Cragmont
Mooresville
Gheeteian
Governor Files 25 Bills for Next Session
Indianapolis Times reports 25 bills filed by the Governor with the Secretary of State after adjournment must be presented at the next session. The paper seeks to know the fate of these bills at the one day suffrage session in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
The
Daily Times
the Times
Question of American Representation in Kaiser Trial
Paris reports the supreme council discussed American representation on the international tribunal for the ex Kaiser. Some argue President Wilsons League of Nations call might set a precedent for US involvement in appointing the trial judge. In Washington Secretary Lansing says he knows nothing of US participation in the Kaiser trial.
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Lansing
U. S
Kateer
Paris
International Tribunal For
Supreme Council
United States
Wilson
League of Nations
America
Washington
Kaiser
Indiana Republicans accused in one day session gag plan
A Jan 13 Indianapolis Times report says the Indiana Republican Committee engineered a one day session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment and has no plan for a later session unless the appellate court’s tax law ruling compels action.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Publicity Bureau
Indianapolis Times Today
Indiana Republican Committee
Women to Join Presidential Nomination Preparations
For the first time in major party history women will take part in pre nomination planning. Democratic National Committee chairman Cummings announced appointments of Mrs. George Hass of Chicago and Miss May Foy of Los Angeles to the convention arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
George Hass
Chicago
May Foy
Los Angeles
Final Coal Commission Award Sets New Mineral Contract
The coal commission ruled that its final award in the operator miner dispute will form a new contract between miners and operators. Both sides accepted the decision. Operators stated they would not agree to price fixing when the Lever Act ends.
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Washington
The
Coal Commission
Shipping Board Chairman Says $125 Million Not Needed
Chairman Jobin Barton Payne of the Shipping Board notified Congress that the board will not need 125 million dollars of the appropriation it had requested. He stated the amount was collected from outstanding accounts.
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Washington
Jobin Barton Payne
The
Shipping Board
Goodhouse
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Treaty deadlock persists as compromise hopes wobble
Washington reports show scant prospect of immediate agreement on the treaty. Republicans reject Democrats modification of Lodge reservations but some mid reservationists remain open to bargaining. Conflicting reports hinder clear analysis of the stalemate.
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Washington
Independent Socialists Strike in Berlin Barricade at Reichstag
A Reuters report says the independent Socialists in Berlin called a general strike at noon. The Reichstag building is barricaded and a demonstration occurred before the Reichstag.
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Berlin
London
Reuter
Reichstag
Baltic States to discuss defense pact at Helsingfors
Washington reports Baltic States representatives will convene in Helsingfors to discuss a defensive alliance against Germany, according to the State Department.
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Germany
Washington
Baltic States
Helsingfors
State Department
Directors and Officers Elected by Banks This Afternoon
First National Bank directors elected David Johnson Edward Kampe William H Horuff Richard Johnson John A Naill with Richard Johnson as President William H Horuff as Vice President Louis P Scheik casher Joseph F Niesse as Assistant Cashier and Teller M F Herbst Howard Spaulding as bookkeepers John McGuire as Messenger National Branch Bank directors elected John W Tevis J W Cornett John B Ross John T Schofield W W L a Organ W L a The board organized with John W Tevis as President J W Cornett as Vice President Edward J Colgate as Cashier Robert L Graham Henry Schmidt John C Reed Carl Bock Miss Nell Clements Stenographer Leonard Hill as Messenger A Kentucky county survey shows Trimble population 6512 with 1 foreign born Carroll population 8110 with 91 foreign born Many a friends man is his own worst enemy.
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First National Bank
David Johnson
Edward Kampe
William H. Horuff
Richard Johnson
John A. Naill
Louis P. Scheik
Joseph F. Niesse
M. F. Herbst
Howard Spaulding
John McGuire
National Branch Bank
East Main Street
John W. Tevis
J. W.cornett
John B. Ross
John T. Schofield
Eee Alee
Organ
W. L
J. W. Cornett
Edward J. Colgate
Robert L. Graham
Henry Schmidt
John C. Reed
Carl Bock
Nell Clements
Leonard Hill
Two Pledges Needed to Call Suffrage Session
Indianapolis reports that just two more pledges from State Senators are required today to assure the calling of the suffrage ratification session of the Legislature.
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Indianapolis
Wisconsin Judge Freudenberg Bail Set At 30000
Judge Fowler set bail at 30000 for Dr Freudenberg after brushing aside an antique Wisconsin law that would have held him in jail pending his murder hearing.
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Markeson
Wisconsin
Dr. Freudenberg
Fowler
Judge Griffith Rules Injunction Suit On School Medical Inspections
In Madison County Indiana Judge Griffith denied the Wade vs city school board case on medical inspections of city school children. He sustained a defendants motion for judgment by default for failure to file required pleadings and praised school officials physicians teachers and a nurse for their work to protect health and prevent disease spread. The ruling upholds public policy supporting free schooling and health examinations.
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Martin Wade
City School Board
Physicians of Madison
Griffith
Circuit Court
Jefferson Circuit
Vevay
Bear
Indiana
Samuel Wells Acquitted In High Profile Scott County Dog Case
Samuel B. Wells editor and publisher of the Scott County Journal was found not guilty by a Scott Circuit Court jury of unlawfully keeping and harboring a dog. The case drew wide statewide attention over three terms of court with debates over the dog tax law.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Samuuel B. Wells
Scott County Journal
Scott Circuit
Ideal Country on Utila Island Described in 19th Century Letter
A transcribed message from the Isle of Utila portrays it as a tropical paradise with no frost, high temperatures, and a farm economy. It notes English-speaking inhabitants, Puritan settlers, and large coconut exports to the United States. The piece mentions American schools, religious groups, and early settlers including Cooper Warren Morgan.
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Isle of
Utila
Bay Islands
Bay of Trandaros
Caribbean Sea
Shires
Joseph Cooper
Samuel
Joshua Warren
Mark G. Morgan
Philadelphia
Islands
Alabama
United States
Seventh Day Adventists
Ohio
State Journal
Announcements of electoral candidates in Indiana region
The Herald announces Clarence E. Custer of Bartholomew County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth District. Edward S. Roberts and Harry H. Cope seek Republican nominations for Fifth Judicial Circuit judge positions in Jefferson and Switzerland counties, with primary May 4, 1920. Joseph M. Cooper and G. Bovard, Lancaster township, also seek Republican nominations for Circuit Court and Treasurer, with primary on May 4.
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The
Herald
Clarence E. Custer
Bartholomew County
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Edward S. Roberts
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Jefferson
Switzerland
Harry H. Cope
Joseph M. Cooper
Reublican
Fifth Judicial Circuit Court
G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Local Visitors Travelling to Toledo After Train Stop
Me and Mrs. John McVey of Marble Hill visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Dew on Fourth Street. H H Potter Grean Poet and Sam Lawson leave on the afternoon train for Toledo Ohio, with Overland care for Dennet Andree.
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John McVey
Marble Hill
City
Arthur Dew
Fourth Street
H. H. Potter
Sam Lawson
Toledo
Ohio
Andree
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Griffin
International Tribunal For Ex-Kaiser
League
Republican Committee
Uniees Appellate Court
Baltic
Kentucky
Trimble County
Carroll County
Tepisco
Douglas
Arizona
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Gonzales
Wudge Grfifth
Judge Bear
Sam Wells
Tlis
Ideal Country
Uclight
Isle of Utilta
L. E. Hitz
State Florists’ Association
Lloyd
Mode
Wust
Hd. Meyer
C. A. Stanton
Shoeists
Pearl Packing Co
Or Grry
Nichols
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