Court records outline plea outcomes and charges
Court proceedings list defendants facing charges such as assault with intent, larceny by embezzlement, and resisting an officer. Some defendants entered guilty pleas or were found not guilty, with several cases including terms of service and maintenance disputes. Probate and death claims are noted, with references to final proofs of death and related filings.
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Kellermandi
Earl Galnea
Bilt
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Maintenfor Service
Lumber
Ca. Va
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Wilson, Corostusure
Eminent Men to Attend Troy Hard Road Convention
A large attendance is expected in Troy for a national hard road convention at Riesler's opera house starting at 2 p.m. The event features speakers like Tease Taylor of Jamestown and State Highway Engineer A N Johnson of Springfield, with plans for a yearlong road project across Madison County and surrounding towns. Delegates, railway travelers, and visiting bands are noted, and residents prepared with a full day of activities, meals, and gala attire.
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Iiraday
Aia
Record
Troy
Terre Haute
Heatel
Tease Taylor
Jamestown
Taylor
Greda
A. N. Johnson
Springfield
Minos
Willis Torry
Edwardaville
Jumbla
Madison County
Jourreesman
Clest Wim
Halts
Latadt
Bellator
Edmund Beautton
Cleot F
Asche
Wr. Dickman
Norman’ Agg
G. Bardill
Sand Muyale
Dom. W.A
Tex
St. Lila
Marshall
Ghia
Trojans Active for Road Improvement Project
Diiitap, field superintendent, leads Notiging Old Trails Ocean to Ocean Highway Association organizing Friday through Saturday to discuss expansion and improvements. The effort aims to advance material and route upgrades across the Ola corridor under state oversight with a focus on upcoming events.
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D. Diiitap
Ocean To
Ocean Highway
Stroy
Intercat
Panociat
Fe Troll
Ayagelstion
Itaa
Organizaer Staten
Slayers Acquittal Shocks Edwardsville Region
Alonzo Hogan of Collinaville was found not guilty by a circuit court jury on charges of murdering Dr. EK Herrin, a veterinarian of Edwardsville, years after a confrontation near Hogan’s home when Herrin allegedly performed an operation on a horse. Hogan claimed self defense citing an approaching knife. the verdict came at 4 05 p.m. after a Wednesday start and a Saturday trial.
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Alonzo Hogan
Collinaville
Hagen
Dr. Herrin
Nathan ‘Hamilton
Ed J. Roberta
Jamen, Waremacher
John P. Haven
Henry
Taugoh
J. R. Dorecy
Barnuel Sc
Infant Son Woodrow Delmiing Dies After Illness
Mr and Mrs John F Delmiing mourn the loss of their infant son Woodrow Philp Edward aged two months who died yesterday morning at 8 20 after about nine weeks of bowel trouble and pneumonia The child was the loved offspring weighing and measuring as a little one would in such a fragile age
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John F. Delmiing
Woodrow Philp Edward
Protracted religious meetings and city notes
The city council announces a protracted Presbyterian meeting led by Dr E J Brown with Rev H M Thomas taking charge each evening at 7 30. The article also covers dedication of New Douglas Congregational church, a union temperance service, and upcoming religious events plus routine council business and treasurer’s report for October 1912 with payments and balances.
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Presbyterian Church
E. J. Brown
H. M. Thomaa
Madison
Trumpute
Thomaa
New Douglas
G. Plassmann
Namooki
Yroy
L. Rauch
Staunton
J. Dippel
Old Ripley
Alhambra
Methodist, Baptist and
Troy
Regilar
W.d- Vetter
Allen
Blewalyn
Beutel
Alien
Bohnenstichi
Liewerlyn
Gerfen
Monsy
Justice Meeker
Hlewirie Lights
Social Notes From Troy And Surrounding Regions
A Troy social scene unfolds with Misa Beusir Boston hosting a gathering at Mr George Gordenecker’s country home. Guests include Helen Peter Edna Kinder Norma Snodgrays Hazel Morrisa Edith Preston and several men. Also noted is George Lawson’s 1st birthday celebration in Selma California hosted by his daughter and granddaughter. A church gathering at Rev H W Marshall’s residence featured Mrs H Lyneb and Mrs George Coventry with talks and social diversions. A Thanksgiving program is planned at St Paul’s on November 28 followed by a Fordb road convention ball at Broner’s hall for U B L W A band funds. A box social at Sprint Valley school is slated for next Friday evening.
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Misa Beusir
Boston
Ee George Gordenecker
Misaca Helen Peter
Edna Kinder
Norma Snodgrays
Hazel Morrisa
Edith Preston
Mary Grannan
Elsie
Greenville
Troy
George Lawson
Selma
Cal
Lindauzhiur
Margaret Statham
Mise Gvorsla
Lawcen
H.W. Marshall
Troy W.C. TU
H Lyneb
Edwardsville
Geoge Coventry
W.G.T. U
St. Louis
Tueadey
Mise Rose
Wilkingup
Augusta Garnet
St Louis
Ke Fred Campbel
Lex
Forenio
Jane Wilkinson
Sassyvlle
E.B. Watt
Collinsville
Joseph
Watt
Judias Porter
Jacob
Fannie A. Dawson
Ol Siivern
Marth Hula
St. Lowa
Marry Supp
St. Jacob Nueaday
Dol Tebvey
Sider
Wrances Sandlis
George Deck
Maynard
Colibsvile
Louisa Foye
Louisa Geffen
John Strain Apent
Collinsvile
George
Deck
Kate Kinder
Lester
George Shaffer
Lamily
Carlyle
Dra
George GC
Alton Susday
August Ritcher
Ealy Willey
Baty
Baty Iuarday From An Extended Visit’ Withher Daughter, Mrs. H. B. Moore
Johnoyon City
Mabel Stanley
Robert
Hilden
Epens
Mee
J. E. Nickere
Misa Lila
M. J. Wiltinma
Chissgo
Fienny Samuel
Lena’ Wattersoo
Hari
Uoljinsvile
Hottie Kase
S J. Louis
Henry Manke
Ott Klaninger
Wladelphia
Belle Andrewn
Youtmiun High School
St. Mil's
Josephus Porter
Serene Porter
Philip Stook
Thomas Kiley Tuveday
Sennaon
Mulberry
St Louis visitors link Troy residents and relatives
A stream of visitors from St Louis and nearby towns stayed with Troy families, attended funerals, and joined relatives across the area. Highlights include Miss Augusta Garnet, Miss Frances Sandlis, and Miss Myrtle Reker visiting Troy and Collinsville areas while others traveled from St Louis to attend family events and visit friends.
Gets Appointment in Navy for David son brother and voyage
The article reports that David son, recently cited, received a notable appointment in the United States Navy as a medical prot ector or similar role aboard the Simons Island unit. Oscar Leidel, formerly of Greenville, recommended him. he recently passed a Washington exam and will depart for San Francisco then sail on the Venturia to the Pacific, about 4 500 miles from San Francisco and 800 miles northwest of Sidney.
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Don Davidson
Naviduar
Able City
Jagt Work
United States
Simo4 Island
Wavideno
Oscar Leidel
Greenville
Navy
Washington
de Alao Haa
Enalgn
Datdsoo
San Francisco
Pwill
Thesday
Ramos Lalanda
Pacific Ocean
Bidney
Australas
Troy
Davidsop
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Colinsville
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Teeamrer
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Llewellyn
Hhe Finnney
Fo Lowe
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Walter Basse
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H. F. Miller
Etreets Anguat
August Brigner
Jacob Mick
Isborne
Herman Wechneler
Lator Georgesaac
Daniel Cavey
Apahent John Vilscher
Monre
Porter
Troy’ Telephone Co
August Droli
Rent
Augusta Strong
Hr. Paul's Evangelical bLuthorin Parochial School
St. Paul's Auditoriway
Broner's Hall
Roy
Sprint Valley School
Ladiea
Dettmer
St. Jacob Vis
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Oliver Wee
A. ¥. Seligman
Sumoa Islands
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