Court Handles Venue Change and Docket of County Cases
The docket shows motions and affidavits in Grossnean vs Natert for possession with change of venue discussed. State of Indiana vs Burgis ready for trial next Friday. S. de Bear as receiver suit set for June 25. Various estate and contract suits scheduled through late June with regional attorneys listed. Stockholders approve consolidation of Indianapolis Street Railway with Indianapolis Traction and Terminal. Mrs. Mary McNutt returns to Indianapolis after a city visit.
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Clifford
Maud Ji
Thamiston
Progrte
Corn of Secont
Central Avenue
Sutveyo
Pear
Grossnean
Natert
Loor
Leland
George W. Miles
Suite
Bear
Plag
Dra Sharp
Labanan
Ind
Date Bay
Beth No Ress
Ford
Perkins
Delim
Louis Delek
Lewis
Same
Moore
Seme
Wells
Putin
Dearborn County
Sulzer & Bear
D. HE. Connelly
Ripley County
Dudge Poe
Indianapolis Street Ralway Company
Street Railway Company
Inedianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Indianapolis Star
Mary McNutt
Indianapolis
Fifteen Russian Poles Arrested in Pittsburgh Bomb Plot
Fifteen men, mostly Russian poles, were arrested today in Pittsburgh in connection with last night’s bomb explosions. Authorities say every known red sympathizer is to be rounded up.
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Pittsburgh
Big Four Endeavoring to Secure Agreement on Poal Reply
Four major powers met this afternoon to seek a worked out agreement on the terms of the Poal reply to Germany. Officials expect a draft to be presented by Friday in Premier Cleom Hoee's attic setting.
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Germany
Poros
Jane
Pthe
Cleom- Hoee
Priddy
Prussian Cabinet Refuses to Recognize Rhineland Republic
Diver De Poston aged 18 of Vevay enlisted in the QM C with Sergt. Comstack at the local recruiting station and was sent to Indianapolis to complete his enlistment. The article notes a Rhine region claim and a Prussian cabinet stance on the new republic.
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Berndane
Republe
Rhineland
Russia
Diver de Poston
Vevay
QM. C
Sergt. Comstack
Indianapolis
Indiana Senator Promotes Equal Suffrage Amendment and Telegraph Restore Bill
Washington June 3 Without opposition Senator Watson of Indiana introduced the equal suffrage amendment in the Senate and planned prompt consideration. Cummins reported bills restoring telephone and telegraph lines to private ownership and restoring railroad rate control to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Walsh of Montana introduced a bill with penalties for anarchistic outrages and red flag display.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Comerce Commission
Walsh
Montana
Petrograd Reported Captured by Esthonians and Finns
An unconfirmed Tidens Tegn report received from Vardoe claims Petrograd has fallen to Esthonian and Finnish forces amid ongoing World War I combat. No independent verification available.
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Vardoe
Christiania
Petrograd
Tidens Tegn
Democrats not disheartened seek congressional nomination
A Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch from Indianapolis reports Democrats in Indiana’s Fourth District plan to field candidates. Edward P. Elsner of Seymour, Clarence Custer of Columbus, and ex-Representative James A. Craig of Greenwood are named as potential nominees with Lincoln Dixon of North Vernon also a possibility. Republicans expect Benham to be renominated though some leaders doubt his repeat victory in the reliably Democratic district.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
Edward P. Elsner
Seymour
Clarence Custer
Columbus
James A. Craig
Greenwood
House
Elsner
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Congress
John S. Benham
Benham
Run Down of Last Night's Bomb Attacks and Suspects
Washington reports indicate all government agencies sought to identify perpetrators of a second nationwide bombing plot within five weeks. The bomber who targeted Attorney General Palmer was killed in the blast. A list names targets including Charles Cooper Nott Jr and others in New York and various cities.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
New York
Charles Cooper Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Philadelphia
Huston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Newtonville
Mass
Patterson
New Jersey
Immediate Conference of Four Experts at Paris
Following a Crillon Hotel meeting this morning attended by President Wilson and the full American peace mission, experts from Britain France Italy and the United States were called to an urgent conference to forge a compromise on German demands for changes to the peace treaty.
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Paris
Hotel Crillon
Wilson
Three More New Republicans Claimed in German Regions
Amsterdam reports placards announcing the establishment of republics in Hesse Palatinate and Rhineland posted in Hoechst. Dispatch from Weisbaden, Rhineland provisional capital, says placards unsigned. they were torn down by the populace.
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Hoechst
Amsterdam
Hesse
Palatinate
Rhineland
Weisbaden
Wilson consults all American staff chiefs on German offers
President Wilson met with every chief expert of the American staff to hear views on Germany counter proposals and Lloyd George amendments to the treaty. The discussions took place in Paris on June 3.
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Lloyd George
Paris
Wilson
Bandits Seize Royal Tailors Payroll Then Flee Under Fire
Three armed men seized the Royal Tailors payroll of 25000 dollars from express messenger James Robinson in Chicago today but dropped the loot as detectives opened fire. Forty shots were fired at the bandits and one is believed wounded.
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Chicago
Royal Tailors Company Today
James Robinson
Death of Patrolman Giltner Reverberates Through Madison
Louisville Times reports Patrolman Thomas M Giltner killed in Louisville while attempting to arrest two men. Ledford, 21, barber from Chattanooga Tennessee, found hiding near York Street with a Colt automatic revolver. Giltner died at City Hospital. Giltner was a Trimble County native, Madison resident, and husband of Ruth with seven children. Burial planned at Milton’s Moffett Cemetery after funeral services in Louisville.
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Louisville Times
Thomas M. Giltner
Madison
Trimble County
York Street
Sixth
Seventh Street
Joseph Ledford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sixth District
Thos. M. Caltner
Giltner
Glassbrenner Motor Car Company
West Broadway
Ledford
Gilmner
Ruth
Martha
Audeen
Irene
Frances Giltner
Thomas Giltner, Jr
Phillip
P. C. Giltner
I.S. Tandy
Carrollton
Giltfi@r
Hanover College
Hanover
Ind
Louisville
Milton
Secrets and Curiosities Drive Fortunes for Many
The modern note suggests fortunes rise from others' curiosities and that happiness for many women rests in keeping secrets, highlighting the social pull of private knowledge.
Mrs Ellanora Bell Farrell dies at Madison home
Mrs Ellanora Bell Farrell wife of Thomas W Farrell died at the family home on west Third street at 8:30 last night after a brief illness with uremic poisoning born February 24 1840 in Brookville Indiana she lived in Madison many years survived by her husband and no immediate relatives funeral at 10 tomorrow at the residence with interment in Springdale cemetery. Also notes on soil fertility advocate urging soybeans as green manure to restore organic matter and nitrogen inoculation estimates yield 125 to 150 pounds per acre at $20 to $30 per acre.
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Madison
Giltner
Louisville
Frank White
White & Giltner
Dehler
West Main Street
Hunter’s Bottom
Trimble County
Richwood
Fannie Trout
Milton
Ella Calloway
Moffett’s Cemetery
Ellanora Bell Farrell
Thomas W. Farrell
West Third Street
Brookville
Ind
Springdale Cemetery
Graham county approves bridge repairs and road project
The County Commissioners let the Pisgah bridge repair contract in Graham township to Miles and Thomas for 1215 dollars for fills and abutments. No bids were received for the Dutch road in Monroe township. Scholarships at Purdue were awarded to Robert E Day and Wray R Waters, with Robert E Schelke named first alternate. The Indiana fire insurance rate act is in effect with a clarification on bureau rates and discrimination not to be predicated on preexisting rates.
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Pisgah Bridge
Graham Township
Miles & Thomas
Monroe Township
John W. Smith
Robert E. Day
Wray R. Waters
North Madison
Purdue University
Robert E. Schelke
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