Queen Lerman Heiresses Wed Discreet Finance Heir
Helen Gould daughter of America's wealth heiresses married Finley J. Shepard today in Barrytown drawing room. The ceremony contrasted with her sisters church weddings and featured 86000 in floral decorations and a grand wedding breakfast. Mrs Russell Saye presented a diamond bar pin valued at 30000.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
America
Pintey Shepard
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gould Lines
Barrytown
Miranouid
Russell Saye
Mercy era cards and a sailor's death in Sedford
Sedford readers hear of proposals to halt society card games with prizes as Prosecutor Underwood readies action. Obituary notes Ernie Shanks, born 1860, dies after four weeks illness leaving siblings and fond memories. Also reports from Berlin on German doctors testing a tuberculosis cure and academic dispute over its validity.
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Bedford
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Uoderewood
Sim
Ageg
Nia
Soa
Unknown Man Found Dead in Field Near Steert Street
A badly beaten unidentified man was found with throat cut near Steert Street. The clothing was torn and there were numerous abrasions on the head, suggesting foul play and possible murder.
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Logansport
Han
Crete
Gettyshure Survivors urged to attend 50th anniversary
An aorganization urged Gettysburg survivors to attend the 50th anniversary events on July 1. Samuel Moraltson, identified as a leading figure, made a public appeal urging turnout for the commemorative observance.
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Jodianapolis
Samuel MoRalston
Gettysburg
Cullop proposes sweeping Civil Service reform bill
Representative Cullop introduces a broad Civil Service bill that would end tenure for many federal workers after four years, remove postmasters and clerks from protection, and revoke certain executive orders. The measure aims to limit appointments to four years and require competitive exams for all incumbents. The move faces opposition from Democratic members and reflects a push to curb patronage. Los Angeles reports six clergy members serving as special police officers.
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Civil Service
Report of Graham Township Trustee Receipts and Warrants 1913
Graham Township Trustee W A Cook files 1913 receipts and disbursements for township, special school, and other funds in Jefferson County Indiana. The report lists balances and outstanding warrant-checks as of December 31, 1912, with sworn affirmation and approvals dated January 7, 1913 by G W Gudgel and Frank Wilson.
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Salitiee
Cook
Jefferson County
Indiana
G. W. Gudgel
Adv. Board
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Prity
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Wea McClanahan
Jian
John Tp Haans
Taft
Rowseh
Kiger & Co
Malick & Son
John TP Evans
Thortiders
McClarahan
Phillips Howe
Kabir
Hhowell
Matt
Peart
saNter
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Jeotine
Colotbaa School Supply
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Jefferson Co
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Rouse
Jefferson Co Bank
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Ides
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al Dew
Jeerson Co. Bank Oe
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Jennie Jones
AL Polkidan
Obolyede
Gorabaum Howell
Eho Bee Tare
Ohi
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Anna Baater
Wilson
Ilanttien Morganson
Hugene Phillips
Mabel Coombs
Cleve Polk
Milacon
le Mitr
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Jonn Cook
Anna Baxter
McClanahan
Flirsene
Cariney
John Litou
Endo
Miude McClusky
E McGuire
Mabel Cootibs
Joe
Renworthy
Clara Monroe
Hlord
Anna Baxter R
Mae Fleming
Hkugene Philllips
Jet
Mit
Robiing. Co
Visbanes
Pardisnies
Qootal Votdines Steel
Jewett proposes flexible tariff board at chamber convention
Charlen L Jewett of New Albany urged a constitutional fix of tariff rates by Congress and creation of a Treasury Department board to adjust rates as conditions change. He cited overpayment on potatoes last year as example and argued this is the sensible way to handle tariffs.
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Washington
Charlen L. Jewett
New Albany
National Chamber of Commercce
Jewett
Congress
Treasury Department
Good Roads Bill Moves Through Indiana Legislature
The Good Roads Law known as House Bill No. 50 is before the Indiana Legislature. It was drafted by the Good Roads Legislative Committee for the Indiana Better Roads Congress and endorsed by over twenty civic agricultural and business groups. The measure aims to improve roads without favoring any special interests.
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Good Reads
Indiana Better Roads Congress
Indiana
Good Roads Committee
Canada courted secession as independence favored by Bourassa
Montreal leader Henri Bourassa argued Canada will seek national independence rather than constant imperial friction. He likened Canada Britain ties to 1775 colonial tax battles and criticized Prime Minister Borden over a 35 million dollar warship appropriation. The report also notes Madrid granting amnesty to political offenders and Boston’s 1912 birth rate.
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Canada
England
Henori Bouragsa
Anada
Bouragaa
Great Britain
Premeir Borden
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