Final Settlement of Estates for Nellie Gray
The creditors heirs and legatees of Nellie Gray are notified to appear in the Circuit Court at Madison Indiana on June 16 146 to show cause why Final Settlement Accounts with the estate should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Madison Safe Deposit Trust Co as Administrator.
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Nellie Gray
Madison
Indiana
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Ida N. Schmidlapp
Jefferson Circuit Court
Ind
Charles Schmidlapp
B.S. Roberts
Mia
Notice to appear for Final Settlement in Jefferson Court
The decedent Ida N. Schmidlapp notice requires appearance in Jefferson Circuit Court Madison Indiana on June 1 2016 to show cause why final settlement accounts should be approved with Charles Schmidlapp as Administrator B S Roberts attorney.
Jury to try Gene Williams in Muncie case shifts venue
In Muncie Indiana on May 23 the judge tentatively set Gene Williams for trial. Both sides proceed cautiously as defense notes a letter to jurors signed Civic League repudiated. A new venue was ordered in the case today.
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Muncie
Ind
Gene Williams
Yester
Civic League
Ti Court
Boy of Ten Struck by Cab in Mondrovill May 83
A ten year old boy from Jassiaupolis named Mondrovill Wilson was struck by a taxicab while walking to a tuner. He sustained serious injuries and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Jassiaupolis
Mondrovill Wilson
Swedten
Saloons Open in Muncie After Two Year Pause
Muncie votes to grant a handful of licenses ending a two year drought. The city commissioners authorized saloon operations starting today, marking a return to legal serving of alcohol in the locale.
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Muncie
University of Kentucky seeks new business agent
Several applicants vye for the business agent post at the University of Kentucky to replace Hywel Davies. Prominent candidates include State Senator D. T H Peak and Gray Rochester, with others like W E Settle and Prof Henry E Curtis also named. Appointment likely at the May 30 Executive Committee meeting. Brazil ERnest Dewey, 29, son of Mrs Charles W Murray, was killed in a Granite City Illinois accident and will be buried in Brazil.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Hywel Davies
Davies
W.T. Lafferty
D. T H. Peak
Trimble County
Gray Rochester
Marion County
Louisville
W. FE. Settle
Henry E. Curtis
Experiment Station
Board of Trustees
Brazil
Ernest Dewey
Charles W. Murray
Granite City
Ill
Allies Lost Again in the Tyrolese Alps
Paris dispatch reports furious fighting on a 25 mile front between German and French forces with heavy artillery. Italians retreat seven to ten miles as Austrians claim gains east of Rovereto, while Emperor Francis Joseph predicts Central Powers victory amid soaring war costs. Amsterdam hosts a Berlin war council as Verdun effort falters and Asquith seeks funds. Kinghtly totals reach over eleven billion in expenditures at $24 million per day.
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Paris
Douamont
Gereau
Tyrolese Alps
Roversto
England
France
Francis Joseph
Austria
London
Asquith
President backing Marshall for Vice Presidency
President Wilson will stand squarely behind Thomas R. Marshall for Vice President citing his precedence as essential for success of the ticket in Indiana. Officials expect a formal letter of support to Marshall.
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Indiana
Washington
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Roosevelt A Witness In The Riggs Bank Case
Col Roosevelt testified on Charles Glover’s character in the Riggs bank case and was greeted by cheers but refused to discuss politics. Senate reports the Agricultural Bill at 23.9 million dollars, with cuts to foot and mouth eradication funds and seed subsidies.
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Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Charles Glover
Riggs Bank
Nicholas Longworth
Senate
Surge in Carranzista Troops Sparks Border Tension
Washington reports 30 000 Mexican troops moving to northwest Mexico up from 10 000 causing unease in the State Department. Bandits near Lobo eight miles from the border prompt Texas Rangers to seek more automobile reinforcements. Sibley expedition rests at Boquillas as American mine owners plan to resume work. General Funston readies two Texas militia companies for border patrol on the 300 mile Big Bend line.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Americas
Lobo
Texas Rangers
Big Bend
Sibley
Boquillas
Funston
Texas
Gigantic scheme for the protection of Panama Canal
Washington reports detail a plan to protect the canal with a thirty mile wide land strip at the Atlantic end instead of ten miles. A confidential military report recommends excluding foreigners from the area to enhance defense.
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Washington
Anama Canal
Atlantic
Second American protest to Britain on mail seizure
Washington May 23 The United States sent a second protest to London over the seizure of mails after President Wilson reviewed the note.
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London
Washington
United States
Britain
Wilson
House Grants Citizenship to Porto Rico Citizens
The House passed a bill conferring citizenship on Porto Rico residents and creating a territorial government but rejected the woman suffrage amendment.
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Porto Rico
Washington
House
Portorico
Governor paroles fifteen inmates to Gentry Brothers circus
Indianapolis May 23 Gov Ralston ordered the parole of fifteen penal farm prisoners granting them release to join the Gentry Brothers circus. The move releases inmates into circus work under the governor’s authority.
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Penal Farm
Gentry
Circus
Indianapolis
Gov. Ralston
Gentry Brothers Circus
Edgar Nolan Turns Highway Bandit in Louisville Case
Louisville detectives nabbed Edgar Nolan twenty, a Cincinnati suspect for diamonds worth 1800 and 200 dollars. He confessed to robbing seven men in Louisville with a gang, sold jewelry in Cincinnati and Chicago, and swore he and accomplices switched cars during the spree. FBI notes and local police links tie him to a Madison arrival and a hotel bill incident.
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Edgar Nolan
Louisville
John P. Carney
Nolan
Cincinnati
Dorothy Hughes
George Street
Chicago
Ohio City
Rouchelle Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
Madison
Ind
Harry
Dunham
Anderson
Ray
Chief Carney
Child Loses Foot Near North Tower Crossing
Six year old Charles Cisco, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cisco, lost his foot when a Pennsylvania engine struck it as he tried to cross at Watt and John streets. He was taken to the city hospital in Louisville for amputation. The incident occurred Friday morning as he and a companion attempted the crossing en route to Spring UP school.
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Charles Cisco
Arthur Cisco
Watt and
John Streets
North Tower
Chiude C. Crum
Louisville
Jeffersonville News
Wager Case Delayed to October Term Due to Busy Calendar
Vernon May 22 The county circuit court opened today but Lynn Wager’s case was not placed on the docket as expected. Judge and lawyers agree the heavy calendar means trial will not occur until the next term in October.
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Vernon
Lynn Wager
Triad H
Cleveland’s Quadruplets Buried in One Coffin
Cleveland’s first quadruplets, who stayed briefly at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Ceman, were buried today. All four babies lay in a single coffin as Mrs Ceman remained too ill to attend the funeral. Love is the foam on the stein of life.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Frank Ceman
Economy Furniture Store Showcases Durable Metal Beds
This store positions itself as economy headquarters for dependable furniture with complete displays. It highlights Simmons Metal Beds in new finishes, promoted as everlasting sanitary steel, inviting customers to inspect the stock and enjoy furnishing their homes.
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Ladies' Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
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