Death at West of City Claims Early Morning Worker
Frank Maloney, about forty, arrived for work at the B B O Southwestern bridge west of the city, fell from a raft while assisting piling work, and drowned. Diver Leonard Pirwaeh recovered the body near six p.m. with no identification beyond his Chicago address. Maloney was described as well built and about five foot ten, with a history of heart trouble.
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Chicago
Maloney
Garis
Workmien
Frank Maloney
William King
Leonard Pirwaeh
Cincinnati
Fason
Ben Bed
Windy City
Dan
Huerta insists recognition justified amid US policy debate
Porfirio Huerta asserts his government should be recognized despite US noninterference efforts. He argues recognition is a partisan issue and cites private advice. Washington discussions probe avoiding intervention while Lind’s mission seeks peace amid ongoing negotiations.
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Huerta
John Ie
Wilson
Congress
Wa Hington
Amber Hery Lane Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Ohn
Washington
Hayes
Ahem
Porfiria Diaz
County Clerks First Hot Charge Soldiers or Seamen
Notice announces final settlement of estate and petition for approval by local court. Heirs and interested parties are notified to appear September 11 to contest the account or claim part of the estate. Hastings and Nagy, attorneys, are named.
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County Clerks
Eaidart
Helrah
Hastings
Nen
Éqrneys
Married at Monticello in Monticello Herald report
King wedding held at the home of Mr and Mrs Alyin Hanawail Monticello at 11 Friday morning with Mrs L A Bostick and Mr H Dunn in attendance Ad a list of marriage licenses includes Godwin Snyder Morgan Chesnut McKinney Barley Lyons and others with ages and hometowns provided in the Montgom ery area.
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Montgomery
aMta
S. L
McPhergon
Sun, Rdv
Washington
Annie McTegart
Evansville
Mra
Lloyd
Joseph
P.perkins
Sud- Ane
Mariah Perking
Jeff Mondy
Perking
Weshing
Johnson
Kifith
Béichurch Spadaw
Ishihzton Psn
Fe Garénts
Aeanee Bilias
Monticello
Godwin-Snyder
Leo Godwin
Plainville
Adge Bell Snyder
Bogard Townshitp
Morgan
List of unclaimed letters at Washington Indiana Post Office
Unclaimed letters for the week ended August 19 1918 at the Washington Indiana post office include women Bertha Kar ky Mathie Prater and Mrs White. men Barttole iba dt chi ler Colbert Gremet Haynes Umphrey Williams. Postmaster Forsythe notes letters may be claimed by advertising the word advertised and a one cent postage charge.
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Washington
Indiana
Bertha Karky
Mathie Prater
Barttole Iba Dt Chiler
Joh Colbert
Frank Gremet
Joe Haynes
James“Umphrey
Orter C. Williams
B. B. Forsythe
Alsike Clover Seed Offer and Tomato Bean Growling Notice
Free of obnoxious weed seed seed advertised for Alsike clover by Joseph A. Ryan Montgomery for prices. Also notice from Elnora Packing Company secretary J. E. Pershing Elnora Ind seeking contracts to grow tomatoes and beans for this year needing 300 acres of tomatoes and 50 of beans.
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Joseph A. Ryan
Montgomery
Elnora Packing ,Company
J. E. Pershing
Elnora
Ind
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