Final Settlement of Estates for Adan Sims in Indiana
Creditors heirs and legatees of Adan Sims must appear in Jefferson Circuit Court Madison Indiana on April 1 1915 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Edward A Sims DP KE Bear Attorney Executor.
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Adan
Jefferson Circuit Court
Madison
Indiana
Edward A. Sims
KE. Bear
Marl
Diantha Sims
Tidiana
Bear
Notified heirs to show cause in Madison courtApril 1 1918
The decedent Dian tha Sims is named in the notice requiring appearance in Madison Tidiana on April 1 1918 to show cause. PLE Bear Attorney Administrator Marl8w3t.
President Wilson Comments On British Embargo Increase
President Wilson declined to comment on Britain's order cutting off supplies to Germany and awaited the official text. The Dutch minister consulted the State Department on joint U S Holland action to seek a modification of the embargo.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Netherlands
State Department
United States
Holland
President Says McFfnson Murderers Punished in Mexico
President told callers he is confident the John B. Mcfnson murderers in Mexico City have been punished and that foreigners in Mexico are comparatively secure now.
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Washington
John B. Mc*fnson
Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza Reopens Progresso Port At Request Of President
Washington report states President Carranza rescinded the order closing Progresso port in Mexico after a request from the Mexican president. Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz relayed the embassy notice to the State Department.
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Washington
Governor Ralston names McCloskey as Inheritance Tax Commissioner
Indianapolis March 16 Governor Ralston appointed John G McCloskey of Indianapolis to be Inheritance Tax Commissioner for four years with a salary of 2400 dollars.
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John G. McCluskey
Indianapolis
Ralston
John G. McCloskey
German losses near Neuve Chapelle total 18000, UK report
CEAMANS London reports official estimates that German forces suffered about 18 000 casualties in the last five days of fighting around Neuve Chapelle near La Bassee in France. A British trawler attached to the Allied fleet in the Dardanelles is said to have been blown up while sweeping mines.
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London
Neuve Chapelle
la Bassee
France
Dardanelles
Murder At Terre Haute Deepens as Police Offer No Progress
Terre Haute reports little new movement in the Balding quintet case. Two child victims remain unconscious with doubtful recovery prospects. Police released suspects and the maniac theory gains support amid ongoing investigation.
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Terre Haute
Balding
Tso Suepeta
United States to Protest Britain and France over Order of Council
Officials indicate the United States will protest to Great Britain and France against the Order of Council that halts all trade with Germany. Sources requested anonymity, but consensus across diplomatic and official circles says the protest is certain.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
British merchant ships suffer waves of wartime losses
The report notes 166 British merchant vessels interned captured or destroyed since the war began. It cites ongoing threats from German ships including the Karlsruhe Kronring Wilhelm menacing Allied merchantment on the high seas.
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London
Diden
Capture of French Wretches and Russian Captures Reported
Berlin reports that German forces took trenches north of Beausejour in Champagne defeating British and French troops. The same bulletin claims two thousand Russians were captured in northern Poland.
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Poland
Berlin
Beausejour
Champagne
Turks Rebuild Dardanelles Defenses With New Guns
London reports that after initial Allied naval action the Turks have repaired forts in the Dardanelles and mounted fresh artillery, despite the Anglo–Irish fleet’s efforts.
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London
Dardanelles
Connecticut Battleship Sent to Philadelphia for Repairs
The battleship Connecticut, damaged by a broken propelling machinery in Guantanamo Bay, was ordered to Philadelphia for repairs. The move followed the incident and aims to restore full propulsion.
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Connecticut
Philadelphia
Washington
Guantamana Bay
Pennsylvania Battleship Launches At Newport News
The battleship Pennsylvania was launched successfully this morning at Newport News. It is touted as the most powerful battleship in the world and was witnessed by guests including the German cruiser Prinz Bitel’s commander who joined in a salute.
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Newport News
Pennsylvania
America
Prinz Bitel
Bitel
New Prussian Casualty Lists Reach Over One Million
Berlin issued casualty figures showing Prussian deaths wounded and missing rising to about 1,050,029 with more than 33,000 added in the latest lists. The tally reflects ongoing casualties in the war.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Bethany Circle Hostesses Plan May Convention
Mra James E. Crozier with Mrs. M. J. Russell and others entertained the Bethany Circle of the King's Daughters last evening at Mrs. Crozier's home. Emma Scott Circle members attended as planning for May convention and a 7 15 start time was proposed for future Bethany meetings. Miss White was elected leader and the next gathering is March 29 at Mrs. A M Graham's home. Coffee and sandwiches were served.
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James E. Crozier
M. J. Russell
Carrie Blankinship
O. H. Roe
Bethany Circle
King’s Daughters
Crozier
Emma Scott
A M. Graham
Hanover resident George Killian dies after illness
George Killian aged 52 dies at his home near Hanover after a week of pneumonia and heart trouble. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son. Funeral planned for Thursday at Hanover Presbyterian Church with burial in Hanover cemetery. In other items Earl Glover fined $50 for operating a blind tiger and jailed. Edward D. Mason and Belle Hardin granted marriage license. Rev. Rayzor to perform ceremony. Mrs. Margaret Butler returns to Chester, West Virginia after attending her son’s death in Madison.
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George Killian
Hanover
Presbyterian Church of Hanover
Hanover Cemetery
Earl Glover
Crozier
Edward D. Mason
Carroll County
Belle Hardin
Henry County
Clerk Prewatt
Rayzor
Margaret Butler
James Steele
Chester
W. Va
Madison
Butler
Nancy Monroe
East Street
Thaw Ordered Back to Matteawan for Habeas Hearing
Thaw is ordered back to Matteawan and will remain in the Tombs prison until a habeas corpus hearing on Friday. The New York court denied a motion to return him to New Hampshire and held the U.S. Supreme Court mandate does not apply to the completed conspiracy trial.
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New York
Thaw
Matteawan
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Tombs
Local Docket Highlights Estate Settlements and Divorces
The court approved the settlement of the personal estate of Alice J. Pheasant by her husband Jesse B. Pheasant and by the guardian of their minor, and settlement of the guardian ship by heirs. In the Berry case a 52 acre Saluda farm sold to ward off claims, and Magazie McIntyre’s proceedings were partially reported. Louis E. Mackin filed for divorce from Athanna Mackin alleging desertion after their February 21 1914 marriage.
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Alice J. Pheasant
Jesse B. Pheasent
Jease
Ahe
J. Pheasant
Edward S. Berry
Benolia Berry
Albert R. Souhami
Gordon and Oils
S. PB. Welc
Scarsbur
Afttorney
Louis E. Mackin
Athanna Mackin
Death of Mrs Mary Sieving at 31 after short illness
Mrs Mary Sieving died Monday at 2 PM at her son's residence west of Chelsea after a brief pneumonia illness. Survived by eight children living in Cincinnati and local farms. funeral to be held Wednesday at Sharon Church with burial in the church cemetery. Also real estate transfers and a noted operation for Walter Wunderlich at Norton Sanitarium in Louisville NC.
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Mary Sieving
Herald
Chelsea
Cincinnati
Ed. Marquis
Henry Sieving
William Sieving
Edward Sieving
Louis Kloppfer
Fred. Sieving
Sharon Church
Is Terment
Church
Walter Wunderlich
Cragmont
Louisville
N.C
Norton Sanitarium
Madison
Indiana Judge Rules on Election Fraud Trial Testimony
The Terre Haute court scene unfolds as Judge Anderson in a Federal case overrules objections to defense evidence tied to injunctions against fraud at the polls. Witnesses describe contested registrations and orders reportedly ignored by officials and the sheriff, with references to Terre Haute and local political figures.
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Terrs Haute
Anderson
Indianapolis
Superior Court
Terre Finate
Viounty
Anderso
Federal Court
Roberts
Othera
Jude Anderson
Shea
Cox and Roberts
Indiana
Terre Haute
Death of Miss Louise Schroeder at Madison home
Long illness of over five years ends with the death at the Milton Street home. Miss Louise Schroeder, born September 12, 1924, in Madison, was a stenographer and bookkeeper for the Madison Light & Railway Company. Survived by mother, two sisters, four brothers, and members of St Marys Church. Funeral 9 AM Thursday from St Marys and burial at St Josephs cemetery.
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Louise Schroeder
He 'Or
Milton Street
Iisa Schroeder
Ullage
Elizabeth Schroeder
Benjamin Schroeder
Madison
Madison Lyzht & &Silway Company
Ashe
Miss Schroeder
A. C. Krumplebeck
Mion
Gertrude
Leo
John
Joseph
Charley
St. Mary's Church
Blessed Virgin Society
Local millers set grain and byproduct prices today
Wheat quoted at 1.45, bran 24, and shipstuff 24 by local millers. Mayor Crozier fined Ed Ely 1 and costs for assault on his wife. Sheriff McKay returns to duty after illness. In Squire Stuart's court Levina Williams and Eliza Crawford, both colored, were adjudged of unsound mind.
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Mayor Crozier
Ed Ely
Squire Stuart
Levina Williams
Eliza Crawford
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Switzerland County
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Shelby Township
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Joseph Stanley
Saluda
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Bryant Lanham
Leonard Fisher
Milton Township
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