Creditors heirs urged to show cause for estate settlements
The creditors heirs and legatees of decedents Peter Antle Catherine Florke Lucy D Logan are notified to appear in the Madison Indiana Circuit Court in June 1913 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to provide proof of heirship and receive distributive shares. Administrators executors named as Bert Antle George Keller and Curtis Marshall seek final settlements.
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Peter Antle
Adison
Indiana
Bert Antle
Catherine Florke
Madison
George Keller
Vanosdol & Cope
Attya
Lucy D. Logan
Opee
Curtis Marshall
Anthony Rock
Apear
Delpha Bolen
Executix
Vannado
Cope
Attya. Iuneiwit
Final Settlement of Fatates in Madison Indiana
In the Jefferson Circuit Court Madison Jefferson County Indiana Henry W. Buttorff and George Doubleday bring a contract suit against Samuel M. Carlisle a non resident. Carlisle is notified to appear at the October term 1913 on October 7 to answer the complaint or judgment will be rendered. Witness Edward M. Prenatt Clerk May 1 1913. Taylor and McKee attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit Court
Henry W. Buttorff
Creorge
Indiana
Madison
M. Prenatt
Taylor & McKee
Railroads Seek 5 Percent Increase In Freight Rates
Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearing on 52 railroads petitioning for a 5 percent rise in freight rates. Two years earlier the commission denied railroad claims of capital inflation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Makino Says California Land Bill Prosecution Delayed
Japanese foreign minister Baron Makino states that legal proceedings against the California alien land bill will not begin until August when the measure takes effect. Pro testa actions will continue as planned.
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Allen Land
Tokio
Baron Makino
California
Senate subcommittee probes lobbies as Pay and tariff ties emerge
The Overman lobby sub-committee resumes its inquiry into numerous lobbies while questions probe potential conflicts of interest. Witness Senator McLean admits GE stock holdings as others discuss silk rates tobacco tariffs fruit duties and income tax ties. Penrose had no lobbyist contacts. 175 callers focused on tariff issues.
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Senator McLean
Connecticut
General Electric
Howard Cheney
Senator Dillingham
Samuel Ullman
New York
Fletcher
C. EL. Berrieman
Chicago
Harold Powell
California
Fell
New Mexico
Penrose
Former Anderson Publisher Dies at 62 on Farm
Theodore Biddle, former publisher of the Anderson Bulletin, died of apoplexy today at his farm. He sold the Bulletin ten years ago. A widow and one daughter survive. He and James Whitcomb Riley contributed to the Review when Riley's poems first attracted attention.
Japan Rejects Full US War Abolition Alliance
Secretary Bryan via President said after talks Japan had not fully accepted US universal peace overtures. Japan indicated it would not ally with the United States to pursue a total abolition of war.
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Bryan
Washington
Japan
United States
Free List Expansion Tied to Cattle and Wheat
Washington reports the Underwood tariff free lists will be augmented with cattle and wheat following a conference between Senator Simmons and the President. The announcement signals new exemptions for these commodities under the tariff plan.
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Washington
Simmons
Resignation Sought from San Francisco Customs Chief
Secretary McAdoo requests the resignation of Frederick Straton as Collector of Customs in San Francisco. He declined to state the grounds for the move.
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San Francisco
Washington
McAdoo
Frederick Straton
Two Women Believed Slain by Thugs in New York
Brooklyn dressmaker Olga Houseman is believed murdered while canoeing in Sheepshead Bay. She disappeared Saturday and police hunt two suspects. A week earlier Mrs Alfred Sherndal was found slain and tied to a stake. officers seek the murderers.
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New York
Olga Houseman
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
Alfred Sherndal
Suffrage Rally Turmoil as Clubs and Boats Burned in London
The event reports the Long Bridge Club clubhouse and fifty boats burned by suffragists in London on June 4, with additional arson at Eaton College causing fifteen thousand dollars in damage. The piece also profiles Emma Develasco proclaimed the prettiest girl in California at the Portola festival, awarding her a two hundred prize and poster status.
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London
Long Bridge Club
Eaton College
Emma Develasco
San Francisco
Califora
California
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Mias Develasco
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Physicians Hope Dunning Recovery Fails at Speedway
Indianapolis reports indicate physicians doubt Lee Dunning the Speedway mechanician will recover after his car overturned on Friday leaving him injured.
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Lee Dunning
Indianapolis
the Speedway
Financier Belatedly Reports Personal Crisis in Meridian
A financier in Meridian Nebraska writes of facing an unpardonable sin and contemplates profound personal turmoil. The note hints at a mental health crisis and possible self harm as the June report emerges from local papers.
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Meridian
Misa
Belate
Robbers Take Diamonds From Maiden Lane Office
Diamonds valued at $50,000 stolen from the office of J. B. Theige on the eleventh floor of 47-49 Maiden Lane in New York. Suspects fled with uncut stones in a June 3 burglary. Police investigate the break in and review building security footage.
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New York
J. B. Theige
United States Court Awards $82 in Mail Weighing Case
The Court of Claims awards $82 to the Chicago and Alton in a mail weighing dispute. The ruling is described as far reaching, potentially affecting all mail carrying contracts and related practices.
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U. S. Court of Claims
Washington
United States Court of Claims
Chicago & Alton
Auto Salesman Killed in Domestic Dispute Over Missing Money
St. Louis man Charlea Martin an auto salesman was shot and killed by his wife after a quarrel over a thousand dollars that had disappeared. She claims he threatened her during the dispute.
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St. Louis
June J
Charlea Maretin
Auto Turks Napoleon Driver Killed in Crash
James Conway, a traveling salesman, was killed and Donald Kerechner injured when their car overturned near Napoleon on June 3.
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Napoleon
James Conway
Donald Kerechner
Metcalf Named Civil Governor of Panama Canal Zone
Richard L. Metcalf of Nebraska, business manager of the Commoner, was appointed civil governor of the Panama Canal Zone by President Wilson. He succeeds Maurie Thatcher of Kentucky.
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Panama Canal Zone
Washington
Wilson
Richard L. Metcalf
Nebraska
Panama
Maurie Thatcher
Kentucky
Walker John Ennis Aims To Beat Veteran On Cross-Country Walk
A young pedestrian from New York John Ennis aged seven begins a 1.0 mile walk toward Minneapolis starting a day after Edward Weston. He hopes to beat the veteran walker and continue a family tradition of long hikes. The scene shows a crowd cheering the start and noting Ennis’s steady pace.
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Weston
New York
John Ennis
Minneapolis
Edward Weston
Walker
Turkey Evacuates Territory as War News Stirs Balkans
Gazette reports Turkey advancing evacuation of sixty thousand square miles claimed lost to Balkan allies. Prices for farm goods and commodities listed, including grain, hay, seeds, and coal. Market data appears alongside broad war coverage.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Windfall Claim Stirs Woileons Over Heiress Fortune
Mr and Mrs M S Woileon travel to Chicago to press a legal claim to a 150000 fortune inherited by Margaret Hawthorne the woman they wed. The story traces Hawthorne s origins from Vassar Mich adoption to Chicago and York Nebraska ties before settling in Louisville.
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M.S. Woileon
Adama Express Company
Chicago
Vassar
Mich
Mies Hawthorne
Gigorge HB
France
York, Neb
Louisville
HS South Twenty-sixth Street
Louisville Times
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Anderson Bulletin
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Eld
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Lane
Auto Turks
Bryans
Madison Wholesale Markets
Trow
Bo Triumph
Veese
Queen of Madison
Sherman
Daily Market Report
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Pittsburg
J.schofield & Son
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Condi
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