Davidson Pastor Davidson In St Louis Case Rises Tension
Attorney Stu. Arnold J. Padgett and Laura Bunn Clark with her mother visited the Metropolitan hotel in St Louis to verify the alleged common law marriage and witness details. Davidson’s resignation as pastor remains unsettled with Easter services planned and no final action on personal effects.
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Arnold J. Padgett
St. Louis
Laura Bunn Clark
Metropolitan
Davidson
Laura Clarkson
Clark
The
Herald
Dexter
Missouri
Laura’ Bunn Clark
Salem
Misosuri
Padgett
Metropolitan Hotel
Peculiar Coincidence Ties Two Diegests in One House
In New Albany two deaths occur in the same family at the Oak Street home. Catherine Sebuck dies in the morning, a week after her daughter's death in the same house. The Schuck family notices recount long residence and German roots with Mrs. Schuck's passing in the morning and burial planned at Oak Grove cemetery.
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iMras
Catherine Sebuck
Enbt Oak
Priday
Hawley
Germany
Fire destroys J. B. Wilson home in Odon
A Thursday afternoon blaze due to a defective flue destroyed J. B. Wilson’s house in Odon. The fire occurred while the family was away. neighbors saved most household goods. Insurance on the building totaled $500. Mr. Wilson is brother to James Wilson of Bedford Road.
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J. B. Wilson
Odon
Mr. Wilson
James Wilson
Bedford Road
Injured Worker Hit by Falling Stove Pipe at Store
Hugh McAtee suffered a long gash and two stitches after a stove pipe piece dislodged and struck him on the head Thursday morning at the Mm. J. Carndhat stores where he works. Dr Scudder treated the wound. Mrs. Pediclle returned home to Newberry after visiting the Hawkins family.
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Hugh McAtee
Mm. J. Carndhat
C Pp. Scudder
Newberry
Will Hawkins
Interesting Land Suit Opens Family Land Dispute
Elizabeth Cole widow A Wley Cole files suit through attorney Flay Ian Seal of Loogopteg against Valentine Cole and James N Cole in Daviess county circuit court seeking partition of land in Reeve township. The filing signals long running tensions within the Cole family dating back years and alleges ties to the widow’s claim from 1874 regarding the deceased husband’s actions predeceasing.
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Flay
Ian Seal
Loogopteg
Elizabeth Cole
Daviess
Cirgait Egurt
Valentine Cole
James N
Cole
Reeve Township
Awley
Valentine
Night Riders Threaten White River Bottom Farms
Landlords and tenants in the White River bottoms south of Washington face open conflict as vigilante night riders destroy property and threaten tenants. Foremen ask for soot guns to defend farms while rents are pressured to drop. Multiple landowners report tenants fleeing and farms likely idle, with demonstrations of arson and rolling threats continuing.
Deaths of the Week John T Gregory prominent farmer dies
John T Gregory a well known southwestern Daviess county farmer died Wednesday night at his son Charles Gregory’s home 813 Washington avenue after months of illness. Born October 7 1834 in Harrison township he married Mary Ellen Jones in 1854 and lived in the area most of his life. Surviving are son Charles S Gregory and Jacob N Gregory of this city daughter Mrs E T Clark Vincennes and a brother C C Gregory and sister Mrs Johns Hawkins. He was 63 years old, a Methodist Episcopal church member and lifelong Republican who crossed party lines to vote for the best man.
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Kentucky
Stanton Barber
Farmers’ Union
Washington
J. F. Ward
Harrison Township
John
F. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Alvin Capenart
Jefferson Township
Pike County
John T. Gregory
Daviess County
Hame
Charles Gregory
Washington Avenue
Mr. Gregory
Mary Ellen Jones
Gregory
C.,c. Gregory
Johns Hawkins
Washington Township
Charles S. Gregory
Jacob N. Gregory
City
E. T. Clark
Vincennes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ebenezer Church
Republican Party
Deaths and misfortunes ripple through local community
The city mourns as Mr. Clore dies of a paralytic stroke at thirty-nine, after years in the dry goods trade and union organizing. Arsenic poisoning endangers Mrs. Scheickner at the Clark home. Mrs. Wolven of Pike County dies after a health decline, with four sisters and four children left behind. Mrs. Pershing, daughter of D. M. Dickinson, dies in confinement, leaving a husband in Odon.
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Gram
Pearl Hoddinott
Clore
Héaith
Clare
Ashtabula
New Floor Replaced in Count Hick’s Office
Car in the office of the count hick has been in rotten condition for some time and has been torn out. Carpenters are busy replacing it with new timber.
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Coun-T Hick
Washington station agent weds Estella Hayes in Denver ceremony
Clyde Keller local Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railway agent and Miss Estella Hayes daughter of William St Hayes were married Monday at Denver Colo. Keller took six months leave and joined his fiancee there last week. They plan to return to Washington about June 1 and reside with the bride’s father on West Walnut Street. The couple is described as popular young members of Washington society.
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Denver
Col
Twe
Clyde Keller
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
Estella
Hayes
William St. Hayes
Washington National
Keller
Stella
Washington
West Walnut Street
Wilaington
Rattremd Company
Alex McDonald
Fairfield
St. Pha
St. Simons Academy
Miss Arline Allen Marries S. S. McDonald in Joliet
Miss Arline Allen daughter of S C Allen formerly of Joliet and sister of Mrs Ralph Mansfield married S McDonald of Nashville Tennessee at the Congregational church Joliet witnessed by close relatives. They reside in Nashville where McDonald works as transfer agent for the Nashville Railway and Light Company and will make their home there.
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Arline Allen
S. C.allen
Ralph Mansfield
Jolit, Dl
S. McDonald
Nashville
Tenn
Joliet
Ilh
Ralph E Mansfield
Dell Allen
McDonald
Nashville Railway and Light Company
Miss Allen
Windy Weather News and Local Visits
Big Windy reports Jesse Edwards moving to Washington for work. Elmer and Arilla Ennis visited James and Mrs Singlet. Mrs Beasley remains seriously ill in Washington after visiting her daughter. Local farmers union received four barrels of coal Saturday. Emery and Stephen Grube hosts to Lett and Grube families on Sunday. James Cunningham from Washington helps build a new barn on his farm. John Grube and family visit Stephen Grube on Sunday.
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Jesse Edwards
Washington
Elmer Ennis
James Singlet
Arilla Lett
Jesse ‘Beasley
Farmers Union
Emery Lett
Stephen Grube
James Cunningham
John Grube
Harvey Gray Disappears From City in Sudden Absence
Harvey Gray a well known barber left the city Thursday night and has not returned by noon. His wife received a mailed envelope today containing a $40 bill with no other identifying details. The envelope was dropped in the Vincennes Union Depot mailbox, according to postmark.
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Harvey Gray
Gray
Union Depot
Vincennes
Post
Peach buds killed by cold snap hits county peach growers
Deputy Auditor Will Camp reports a week long visit with fruit growers in the southern part of the county. They are unanimous that the peach crop has been damaged by the recent cold spell. Conversation in Alfordsville centers on this issue and the Davidson-Clark scandal dominates talk.
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Reeve
Camp
Davidson-Clark
Alfordsville
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Wilsof Loshs
Night Riders
White River
M Carnahan
William Schrolucke
Jonn ‘Budd
Henry Barr
George ‘Eubanks
Thomas Traylor
Carnahan
Schrolucke
Yast
Farmers Cooperative and Educational Society
Terubles
C. F. Ageton
William Schralucke
Schralucke
Jacob Potter
Albert Hemsel
Bocety
Traylor
Missouri B Point
Horace Clore
Camden, Miss
Elfa Scheickner
J. W. Clark
A. ‘I. Donaldson
Baye
Sahyelckner
Isabelle Wolven
Fred Wolven
B. & O. Southwestern Shaps
Blockade Street
Winslow
J. B.dickinson
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