Court actions set for January term in Graham township
In Elisen McCurry v Fel x Monroe et al, title to land in Graham township was granted. Numerous trials scheduled for January term include guardianship hearing for Susan Vincent and multiple divorce, replevin, and estate matters with attorneys Sulzer Bear Mouser Lemen and others representing plaintiffs and defendants.
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Elisen McCurry
Fel x Monroe
Certaineng Tee
Graham Lownship
H. J. Zearing
Dennis Vincent
Susan Vincent
Suizer & Bear
B. F. Mouser
Bear
Clain
Ralph Pratt
Susan Pratt
BP. E. Bear
Plant
S. Sulzer & Bear
Mary Schreiber
Edward J. Schreiber
Poe Bear
Leland
Sulzer & Bear
B. FL Mouser
Mahala
Hudson
William Hudson
Switzerland County
Etherington
Wolf Vs. Lyon
Milton Township
P. E. Bear
John MecGregor
John Smith
Spencer
Curtis Marshall
Byron Ale
Ale
North Vernon
George Demaree
Demaree
Eliza Kuyper
Louis Kuyper
Neutrality of Minor Leagues in Baseball War
The leaders of three Class AA leagues declared minor leagues neutral in the major league baseball war. They said majors must settle their dispute before minors adopt any new agreement, a stance stated by American Association President Hickey as executives from the two factions met in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Hickey
American Association
Germany Won’t Press Admittance to League of Nations
Paris reports Germany will not seek admission at the Geneva conference starting November 11. Berlin prefers awaiting President-elect Harding’s plan for a new association of nations, citing fear of rejection and a goal of closer U.S. cooperation. Sweden backs immediate German entry with Lloyd George’s support.
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Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Geneva
Harding
United States
Association of Nations
Sweden
Lloyd George
France
Indiana Quail Season Opens November Ten
The kihing quail open season in Indiana runs November 10 to December 20. Indiana residents pay $1 for a license while non residents pay $15.50. The holder may carry out of state any game killed, limited to forty five birds in three days. Last season quail were nearly extinct but sportsmen report rapid multiplication and several areas with sizeable numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bodies of 550 U S Dead Will Remain In England
Secretary Baker announced that about 550 American soldiers who died in England will have their remains interred in a permanent cemetery near London under American control. Other American dead in Great Britain have been returned to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Baker
London
Great Britain
United States
War Department
Guardian Appointed for Mary Lanier Graham Estate
The Madison Trust Company reports as guardian of Mary Lanier Graham of San Diego California. Helena W Hurley is adjudged unsound mind and incapable of estate management in Circuit Court. S J Bear appointed guardian to sell some real estate with Sulzer and Bear as attorneys. Everett Bartron traveled from Little Rock Arkansas to Madison and returned to Indianapolis. Mrs George Frechtling and daughter Mary Elizabeth visit with Mrs L W Lory at Colonial Inn and return to Frankfort Kentucky.
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Madison Trust Company
Mary Lanier Graham
San Diego
California
Helena W. Hurley
S. J. Bear
Everett Bartron
Robert
Little Rock
Arkansas
Madison
Indianapolis
George Frechtling
Mary Elizabeth
Frankfort
Floodgate opened by court decision on whisky stock
The Supreme Court ruling on whisky held in storage could unleash a flood of fifty million gallons from bonded warehouses. Certificates of warehouse holdings and ownership may be impacted as the court suggested whisky owned for personal use can be withdrawn by the owner. Uncertainty remains over cross state movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Venire in Trial of Woman Accused of Murder
Seven women and 28 men compose the venire for the jury to try Mrs. Louise Peete in Judge Willis' superior court. She is charged with the murder of Jacob Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Louise Peete
Jacob Denton
Willis
Red Cross Dues Collection Described By Letter Writer
A reader explains Red Cross fund collection at a street crossing. The author emphasizes that collectors are gathering annual dues from citizens not begging or soliciting, portraying the Red Cross work as humanitarian and essential, a duty and privilege to support. William Edward Ryker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Association
William Edward Ryker
Truck Driver Killed as Train Hits Crossing near Butlerville
North Vernon November 8 J W Joyner state highway employee killed when his truck was struck by a B and O passenger train at a crossing. John Roscoe loading stone near the crossing suffered a broken leg. Joyner formerly lived at Seymour. Miss Grace Smith rode the morning train to Columbus to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
J. W. Joyner
State Highway Commission
Butlerville
Here
John Roscoe
Joyner
Seymour
Grace Smith
Columbus
Viit Friends
Password for Homecoming of Chairman Hays
Sullivan Indiana hosts a homecoming for Republican National Chairman Will Hays as neighbors and party delegations from Hoosier cities join in honoring his boyhood roots and wartime political leadership.
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Sullivan
Ind
Bill
Will Hays
Hays
Hoosier
United States Declines Participation in Black Sea Blockade
Secretary Colby announces Washington will not join the blockade of Black Sea ports against Soviet Russia. He states no cause to participate as the United States is not at war with the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
England
France
Black Sea
Soviet Russia
Colby
America
U. S. Baby Crop Seems Best In History
A government report shows a historically low infant mortality rate across large cities and states. Houston leads among large cities for best birth outcomes while El Paso records the worst in its category. Berkeley and Brookline highlight notable regional figures in birth trends.
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Buffalo
Kansas City
Ted
Ness York Elty
St. Louis
Tes
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Seattle
EL Paso
Barlington
Taxpayer Count Reveals U S Income Returns Volume
Government figures show nearly 6 million firms and individuals helped by income taxes this year with about 8 million taxpayers having paid in full. 850,000 corporations filed returns, 65,000 paid in full, and 4.9 million people paid on incomes of 5,000 dollars or less. 700,000 returns covered incomes above that level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Orma
Harding Goes Fishing 10 Cattle for Tarpon
President-elect Harding fished in Point Isabel Texas the town turned out to watch the party sail. Children showered flowers while pigs and burros roamed the streets during the celebration. Harding planned to sail a United Fruit steamer from New Orleans for Panama on November 18 and land at Norfolk on December 4.
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Point Isabel
Texas
Harding
United Fruit
New Orleans
Panama
Norfolk
Raids by Airplanes and Troops Strike Bantry District
British authorities conducted wide scale raids in the Bantry area. Airplanes and troops targeted munition caches, with over a dozen arrests and large quantities of ammunition seized. The stores were hidden under haystacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bantry
Hunting trip for Taggart Cox heads to Alabama from Indianapolis
Hon Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis and Governor James M Cox of Ohio plan a hunting expedition in Alabama departing from Indianapolis Wednesday night. Taggart called Riverview kennels owner Charles Crozier to supply two hunting dogs, Riverview Nick and Jim Dandy, renowned pointers for the trip. Cox and Taggart, who campaigned together, seek rest and recreation on the excursion.
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Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
French Lick
James M. Cox
Ohio
Alabama
Taggart
Charles Crozier
Riverview Kennels
Crozier
Riverview
Nick
Jim Dandy
Cox
Mr. Taggart
Coal shortage threatens Madison gas supply. shipments awaited
The Madison Light and Fuel Company faces an acute coal shortage and warns that without a shipment arriving tomorrow, Madison will have no gas after tomorrow night. The Madison Electric Light Company has coal to last two weeks, but officials urge prompt deliveries to avert a public utility crisis.
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Madison
Madison Light & Fuel Company
Madison Electric Light Company
Real estate transfers filed with Recorder Watson today
Transfers include Otis M. Adams and wife selling a Republican township farm to Oscar M. Hammel for 1. Peter Metzer and wife sell West Madison property for 700 to David and wife. Wayne International Building and Loan to William A. Carpenter a Smyrna township farm for 2200. Evan and Florence Sheets sell Monroe township farm to Harrison and Susan Ferguson for 1900. Mrs. Peter Metzger to return from Louisville after niece Hazel Perkins wed Mr. Paul Powell yesterday. Mrs. Metzger will be joined by sister Mrs. John Clark for a short visit. Stirrups were unknown to the ancients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Watson
Otis M. Adams
Oscar M. Hammel
Republican Township
Peter Metzer
David Moore
West Madison
Wayne International Building and Loan Association
William A. Carpenter
Smyrna
Evan Sheets
Florence B. Sheets
Harrison
Susan Ferguson
Monroe Township
Peter Metzger
Louisville
Hazel Perkins
Paul Powell
Metzger
John Clark
Captain William Howard obituary in Jeffersonville veteran and official
Captain William Howard of Jeffersonville a Civil War veteran and longtime city official died at his home last night. He served as a captain in the 54th Indiana Infantry and held posts as head carpenter and inspector at the government depot. Survived by two daughters Fannie Belle Dehoney of Chicago and Luciida Eo Howard of Jeffersonville. He once ran a bus line between New Albany and Jeffersonville and was town marshal from 1867 to 187?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonvile
Nevenmilee
William Broward
Jeffersonville
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Fannie Belle Dehoney
Chicago
Luciida Eo Howard
Reapportionment for Indiana Legislature Next Session
Indiana faces a major task of redrawing legislative representation for 92 counties in the upcoming General Assembly session. The 100 House seats and 50 Senate seats will be distributed by male voters counts from 1919, with a constitutional amendment proposed to include women voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Capitol
General Assembly
House
Senate
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
State Auditor’s Office
Marian Frazier and Edwin Fall Wed in Lakeside Ohio
Friends in this city received word of the October 26 marriage of Miss Marian Georgina Ruth Frazier to Edwin Howard Fall Jr at Lakeside Ohio. The bride is daughter of Chauncey Nelson and Mrs Frazier. The couple reside in Port Clinton Ohio and are wished happiness.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Marian Georgina Ruth Frazier
Edwin Howard Fall, Jr
Chauncey Nelson Frazier
Fall
Port Clinton
Birth of Nelda Marguerite Wood at Ryker's Ridge
A daughter Nelda Marguerite was born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Wood of Ryker's Ridge.
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Nelda Marguerite
Emmett Wood
Ryker’s Ridge
Hospitals See Over a Million Patients Pass Through NYC Facilities
More than a million patients visit New York City hospitals annually, highlighting the volume of care delivered in the state’s largest medical centers.
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New York
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