STOP AT MONTE CARLO Tourists sail Europe before war closes Straits
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Kalley and Miss Florence Riggs finish a nineteen week tour from New York to Sullivan aboard the Dixie Flyer. They visited Madeira, Cadiz, Seville, Gibraltar, Athens, Constantinople, the Dardanelles, Smyrna, Damascus, Cairo, Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Geneva, Lucerne, Zurich, Munich, Vienna, Berlin, Paris, London, Stratford on Avon, and Liverpool.
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S. H. Kalley
Florence Riggs
Sullivan
Evansville
Terre Haute
New York
Europe
Africa
Asia Minor
Indiana
Madeira Islands
Cadiz
Spain
Seville
Kalley
Medeteranean
Algers
Malta
Paul
Athens
Greece
Parthenon
Acropolis
Mars Hill
Constantinople
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Black Sea
Cincinnati
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Mount of Olives
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Genoa
Riveria
Nice
France
Monte Carlo
Prince of
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Milan
Italy
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Alps
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Switzerland
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Lucerne
Zurich
Linz
Danube
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Dresden
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German Empire
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Palace of Justice
Waterloo
Blucher
Paris
Palace of
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Madam Pompadour
Lafayette
Abalard
Bloise
Louvre
Birmingham
Chester
England
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Union
Guardian Appointment Sought for Civil War Veteran
Charles Asdell of this city files in circuit court a petition seeking the appointment of a guardian for his father Josiah Agdell a well known Civil War veteran residing here. The petition states the father is incapable of managing his affairs and is weak in mind and body.
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Charles Asdell
Circuit Court
Josiah Agdell
Bose family sues after Hymera liquor raid
Abner Bose of Hymera files circuit court suits totaling 20000 over a Thursday liquor raid on his home. He claims unlawful search and humiliation for him and family. Nelson Stanton is sued for 1000 for assault and 10000 for unlawfully entering the Bose home.
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Abner Bose
Hymera
Nelson Stanton
Jackson Township
M. O. Robbins
M.E
William Stout
Martin O. Robbins
Joshua Parish
Ward McBride
William Harrison
Pete Clash
Bose
Stanton
Ruth Sinclair and Floyd Snyder wed in West Beech Street home
Miss Ruth Sinclair, 18, a clerk at the Cheap Store, married Floyd Snyder of Bradbury & Snyder at 6 pm Sunday. The ceremony was at the bride's parents home, with Rev. P. C. Lisman officiating. Immediate relatives attended. The couple will reside briefly with the Sinclair family before starting housekeeping.
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Ruth Sinclair
Index Cheap
Floyd Snyder
Bradbury & Snyder
Andy Sinclair
West Beech Street
Miss Sinclair
Mr. Snyder
G. W. Snyder
Paxton
P. C. Lisman
Aged Veteran Chauncey L. Rose Dies at 80 in Farmersburg
Chauncey L. Rose, 80, Civil War veteran and native of New York, died Saturday morning in Farmersburg after months of declining health. He moved to Indiana 29 years ago and belonged to the local Grand Army post. Funeral services were at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 PM, conducted by Rev. A. P. Asbury, with burial at Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Farmersburg
Chauncey L. Rose
Rose
New York State
Indiana
Grand Army Post
A. P. Asbury
Oaklawn Cemetery
Marriage Licenses In Dagger and Caledonia Areas
Fred Martin of Dagger wed Edna Meadows of Dagger. Floyd Snyder of Sullivan married Ruth E. Sinclair of Sullivan. Daniel Spencer of Caledonia married Laura Spencer of Caledonia.
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Fred Martin
Dagger
Edna Meadows
Floyd Snyder
Sullivan
Ruth E. Sinclair
Daniel Spencer
Caledonia
Laura Spencer
Governor May Restore Part Of Leach Fine
Governor Marshall signals willingness to rescind 450 dollars of the 500 dollar fine imposed on George W. Leach for illegal sale of liquor. Leach has served his 90 day jail term and will be released on Tuesday.
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Marshall
George W. Leach
Leach
Semiannual tax settlement totals 242508.78 in county report
County Auditor Win S. Bicknell sent the semiannual settlement sheet to the state auditor for approval. Total next tax collection is 242508.78 with 38152.13 going to the state treasurer and 8389.88 delinquent. Net distributions include state tax 10479.30 Ben Institutions 5216.46 State Debt Linking Fund 1564.72 State School tax 15601.45 Educational Fund 2869.12 County tax 38195.04 Township tax 38104.45 Tuition tax 30385.18 Special school tax 41295.35 Road tax 3259.64 Tp Poor tax 2483.65 Road tax 18411.43 Corporation tax 20085.48 Gravel road bond tax 48610.26 Library tax 917.12 Park tax 631.13
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Win
S. Bicknell
Eoee
State Educational Institutional Fund
Fredd y Can Do It But Did He Do It
William Thornberry of Turman township near Graysville files affidavit in Squire Kirkham's court against Prosecuting Attorney Bays accusing him of speeding past Thornberry on the public highway. Thornberry says his horse was frightened by Bays driving an automobile with friends to the river. Bays denies recalling passing Thornberry.
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William Thornberry
Turman Township
Graysville
Squire Kirkham
Bays
Thornberry
Mr. Thornberry
Brother Parker
Merom Herald
the Herald
Coal land payments begin to landowners in Indiana
The Indiana Coal Conservation Company of New York started paying landowners on 16 000 acres of coal land in Curry Fairbanks and Turman townships after months of options. This week recipients include Levi W Hall Henry A Pittman Joe K Smock and William M O Neal.
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Indiana Coal Conservation Company of
New York
Curry
Fairbanks
Turman Townships
Levi W. Hall
Henry A. Pittman
Joe K. Smock
William M. O’neal
Mrs Watson Receives Share Of Adkins Legacy
Distribution of 98000 to heirs of the late William Adkins of Kansas City occurred in Linton. He had given half a million to churches and charities during his life. He left eleven heirs including Mrs Silas Wilson Ballard Corbin Ambrose Corbin Alex Corbin Mrs Henry Hoffditz Mrs John Watson and Walter Corbin. Each heir received 14000 and Alex Corbin plans to buy a farm near Linton with his share.
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Watson
William Adkins
Kansas City
Linton
Adkins
Silas Wilson
Ballard Corbin
Pleasantville
Ambrose Corbin
Alex Corbin
Henry Hoffditz
Dugger
John Watson
Sullivan
Walter Corbin
Terre Haute
Bank suit moved to Vigo court over three notes
The First National Bank of Shelburn Ind. sues Charles A Knight William Dreher Albert Fisher and Louis S Walker for 2600 in West Terre Haute Vigo Superior Court papers filed with County Clerk Joyce Wednesday. Judgment sought for alleged debts on notes from 1909 and 1911.
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Terre Haute
First National Bank of
Shelburn
Hinkle C Hays Admitted To Sullivan County Bar
Hinkle C Hays son of John T Hays of this city and Wabash college graduate last week was admitted to the Sullivan county bar Saturday. He will join his father and his brother Will Hays in the local law practice.
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Hinkle Hays
Hinkle C. Hays
John T. Hays
Wabash College
Sullivan County
Will H. Hays
Hinkie C Hays Exits Wabash College With A B Degree
Hinkie C Hays son of Mr and Mrs John T Hays of this city graduated from Wabash College last Wednesday and received the degree of A B Hays won the Baldwin oratorical prize.
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Hinkie C. Hays
John T. Hays
City
Wabash College
Hays
Baldwin
Shake Struckmeyer marriage license issued at Vincennes
Claude Shake a Pleasantville miner son of John L Shake and Miss Inez Struckmeyer of Edwardsport were issued a marriage license at Vincennes last week.
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Shake-Struckmeyer
Claude Shake
Pleasantville
John L. Shake
Inez Struckmeyer
Edwardsport
Vincennes
Hicks Granted New Trial On Child Labor Charge
Hugh N. Hicks of this city received a new trial after conviction for violation of the child labor law. The case was heard by special judge W. R. Nesbit with a jury fining Hicks $5 and costs. new arraignment is cited as the ground for retrial.
Ear Bitten in Mine Fight Wins Damages for Thomas
A jury in the circuit court awarded Frank Thomas of Linton $450 against Elza Jennicks of Linton after a mining town brawl at a Greene county site. The case, moved on a change of venue, arose from an incident where Jennicks allegedly bit Thomas’s ear during a dispute at the mine.
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Frank Thomas
Linton
Elza Jennicks
Greene County
Thomas
Jennicks
Parker Protest Is Petiifogger y Merom Physician’s Weak County Hospital Argument
Merom physician argues against county hospital as Parker protest proceeds with limited factual detail. County officials and local residents are cited, with no clear outcome or dates provided.
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MEROM
County Hospital
Hospital for Sullican County merits support not opposition
Brother Parker attacks the County Hospital plan, arguing self sufficiency and farmer opposition. The piece contends hospital care saves lives and money, notes miners’ stake, and warns against stirring farm versus miner strife as Sullivan County shifts toward mining.
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Cass
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Bicknell
Carrie Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Union and
Terre Haute Star
Freddy
Curry, Fairbanks
Turman
Parkers
Petiifoggery
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