Notice of Executor Qualification in Luckett Estate
The executor named in Mary Virginia Luckett’s last will and testament, Browder Luckett, has qualified as executor before Jefferson Circuit Court Clerk. The estate is believed solvent. Curtis Marshall, attorney. Also an advertisement: cut under Runabout car, good tires, cost 150, quick sale price 50, inquire at office.
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Mary Virginia Luckett
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit Court
Browder Luckett
Zapatista Attack Feared in Mexico City
Unofficial Vera Cruz reports say Zapatista troops attack Mexico City after electric wires are cut. feared massacre underway in the capital today.
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Galveston
Vera Cruz
Zapatista
Mexico City
Pleasant Point Notes Include Weddings and Obituary Headlines
Pleasant Point items recount family gatherings for the McGees and Kinnears, a 40th wedding anniversary, illness and recovery notes, a death and burial of Rev Gideon Underwood, and a late-viable funeral service for Miss Mayme Smith. The report also notes relocations, a new buggy, and upcoming church events.
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Frank McGee
Albert McGee
Cross Plaina
Jobo Kinnear
Henry Kinnear
Lancaster
Cecil McGee
Woodrow McGee
Cross Plains
Herbert Miller
Alta Kinnear
Martha Kinnear
Edith McGee
Harold Henry
Bessie Stout
Mary Foltz
Middlefork
Gideon Underwood
Wirt
Lebanon
Underewood
Wirt Sunday School
John Lehnert
Mary Bloom
Madison
Ollie Turner
Harley Spann
Manville
Stewart
Pleasant Point
David Thurnall
Marble Valley
Richard Kiser
Denny
Sanatarium
Wilson nominates Lawrence Becker for Solicitor of the Treasury
President Wilson names Lawrence Becker former mayor of Hammond Indiana to be Solicitor of the Treasury. A death notice from Indianapolis reports William Wolf died of throat infection and complications last Saturday. He leaves a wife Mary, a son Charles in Sacramento, and a daughter Mrs Samuel Grey of Indianapolis. Funeral services were in Indianapolis and burial at Crown Hill.
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Washington
Wilson
Lawrence Becker
Hammon
Ind
The
Treasury
the Herald Ia
S. Scheiter
Indianapolis
William Wolf
Maryoff
Charles Wolf
Samuel Grey
Crown Hill
Wolf
Maison
Charles
Angie Wolf
Degedent
Rest Room praised by country visitors at Madison Commercial Club
A letter praises the Rest Room in the Madison Commercial Club building for its comfort and welcome. A Hanover township farmer's wife and her daughter say the facility refreshed them during shopping and encouraged more spending. The note urges continued support to connect rural visitors with local merchants and boost Madison trade. England seen as market for American cigar bands.
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Hanover Township
Shelby Townshiy
Commercial Club
Madison
Miners Entombed After Gentry Mine Explosion
In Hinton West Virginia on March 2 a coal mine blast at Gentry trapped 126 miners, with 173 workers reported entombed. Rescue efforts reached 1000 feet into the main entry where a single man was found alive but unconscious with both legs broken.
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West Virginia
Hinton
W. Va
Gentry
Bomb Plot Revealed Targeting St Patrick's Cathedral
New York dispatch reports anarchists devised a plan to destroy St Patrick's Cathedral and the homes of John D Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie and Cornelius Vanderbilt as over 740 worshippers attended early mass. A detective infiltrated the group and stopped the device before detonation. Three suspects Frantic Abams Charles Carbone and Frank Baldo were arrested with additional bombs found on Abams. The case is described as a major campaign of violence surpassing the Haymarket riots.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Abams
Charles Carbone
Frank Baldo
Haymarket
Chicago
Bilve
Lis
Commissioner Woods
Legislature Advances Several Bills in House and Senate
The Waltz bill granting Public Service Commission powers to raise fare rates moved to a third reading in the House. A speed limit enforcement bill was introduced to empower judges to jail first offenders. The Senate pushed Ballou’s constitutional question bill toward a favorable report. Senate expense data show printing costs at 4 534 by February 25, down from the prior legislature. Fleming’s bill to require full citizenship papers before voting passed the Senate 30 to 11 amid Republican opposition over women’s suffrage concerns.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
House
Civary
Senate
J. R.fleming
Forciztia
Fleming
Democrats Quiet on Prohibition and Suffrage at Caucus
Last night's joint caucus of Indiana Democrats did not discuss statewide prohibition the primary or suffrage. Representative Benz and eleven allies balked at the legislative apportionment bill prompting changes before passage. The caucus also doggedly moved to reconsider the Press Association bill which would require associations to serve all newspapers requesting news reports.
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Indianapolis
Benz
Fhe Csucus
House
Officers Elected and Treasurer Report for Bethany Circle Meeting
The Bethany Circle of The Kings Daughters elected officers for the new term at a semi monthly meeting held at Mrs. John A. Zuck’s residence. Treasurer Mrs. S. E. Leland presented the annual hospital report showing receipts and disbursements, patient counts, births and deaths, with plans for Indiana State Convention activities in Madison May 5 to 7.
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Bethany Circle
The
Kings Daughters
John A. Zuck
Lytle White
F. BP. Vail
John W. Tevie
Annie Duncan
Mra. S
Bethany
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Elizabeth S. Leland
Treas
Emma Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Madison
Trinity Church
Madigan
Republicans Win All Seats In Vernon City Election
In Vernon on March 1 the entire Republican slate was elected. The winners were Mayor A. G. Cotton, Recorder Cheeley Holmes, Treasurer Harry M. Thompson, Marshal H. A. Thickates, and Councilmen Charles Randal Homer E. Harlow and Thomas B. Reed.
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Vernon
A. G. Cotton
Cheeley Holmes
Harry M. Thompson
H. A. Thickates
Charles Randal
Homer E. Harlow
Thomas B. Reed
County approves supplies contracts and road reports
County commissioners awardPoor Farm supplies to Patrick Lowry for clothing I W Pfortner for groceries and shoes from Stenton's Song. They approve engineer and viewer reports on Flint road Shelby township Copeland road Madison township.
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Patrick Lowry
I. W. Pfortner
Stenton
Flint Road
Shelby Township
Copeland Road
Madison Township
Custer and
Schumann
Milton Township
Bear Bridge
Record Clip Sets Burley Leaf Price Peak in Lexington
A season’s high for Burley tobacco leaf appears to have been set in Lexington when a basket sold at the Burley house for $102 per hundred. The crop came from Clarence Le Bus’s land, a former Burley Tobacco Society president and current Burley Tobacco Company head. Last week a $99.75 bid at Owenton was the top prior figure in the area.
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Lexington
Burley
Burley House
Clarence le Bus
Burley Tobacco Society
Burley Tobacco Company
Owenton
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Coffies
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S. Jefferson Street
Pearl Packing House
Gus Yunker
Prop
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William D. Hearn
Saluda
Mary Jackson
W. W. Delf
Shelby
Clay Tevis
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Green Trading Accree
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