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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

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Jury selection opens in Moore murder trial in Knox court

Knox circuit court begins trial of Menlo E. Moore with jurors questioned amid claims the case is premeditated. Defense and state spar over juror qualification while eyewitness Cochran’s cross examination draws laughter and delays. Moore’s wife may testify in sensational fashion as prosecutors focus on the shooting at Union Station.

Vincennes Knox Circuit Menlo E. Moore Pritchett Attorney House Talesmen Cobb Samuel V. Myers Wiliam Beaman Alexander F. Frey William Coan Harden Hollingsworth Walter Westfall William H. Lathers Co. L. Williams Abe J. Westfall John K. Lane Lance W. Hall Winslow H. Cochran Eph.Inman Indianapolis Inman Cochrane Gibson Union Station Laugter F. S. Gibson Evelyn Thaw W. R. Gardiner Washington Eph Inmen Indianpolis Indianpolis; ‘B. Af. Willoughby, James M. House and C. B. Kessinger Frank Culbertson Gears¢ W. Shaw John W. Edwards Mitchell James Orlando Cobb Perry D. Green George W. Purcell The Bun A. B. Brauillete Commercial Court David H. Byers I Cobb Promis Culbertson Culbertton Gardiner Frank G. Relter Moore Grant Case Postlewaite & Chase Gad Talesman

Court appoints three for recount of Daviess coroner race

In Daviess circuit court Judge J W Ogden appoints three commissioners to recount the November 8 coroner election votes. Dr C Etat of Montgomery Democratic candidate led 3038 ballots, rival A H Holder Republican incumbent equal in canvass. Commissioners meet December 1 at 8 am. observers and two voters per candidate may attend. outcome may decide the tie or trigger a special election.

Elrcuit J. W. Ogdon Daviess County Dr. C. Etat Montgomery Board of Election Commissioners A. H. Holder Washington Circuit Court Ogden T. D. Blimp J. H. Spencer A. H. Greenwood Daess County Board of Election C. C. Martin J. W. Rudolph Montgomery Mercantile Company J. W. Ordon Cyrus Pickett Steele Township Fielding Colbert Ogdoi Pickett C. M. Mears H. Q. Houghton Mears Vincennes M. J. Carnahan Company John L. Berry A. L. Maxwell City of Fourth Street Eirenit James Wade Emison Berry Maxwell Martha Whitehead Cleveland State of Indiana Patrick Brothers Board of County Commissioners T P Barr Township Fies Ogdon

Aged Woman and Two Others Die in Area

Peritonitis claimed Mrs. Elizabeth Bright of Steele township at 79. She died at the old Hinkle farm west of Cornettsville where she lived with her granddaughter. Buried Myers cemetery Friday. Charles M. Allen of Washington township died of paralysis at 66, after a long illness. Survived by second wife Sarah Taylor and four children. funeral at Sugarland M. E. Church, burial Oak Grove. Infant Walter Mandabach died of troup. Diphtheria cases reported in Conrad Harti's family and Irene Hayes daughter of Jerry Hayes. Burial Bethany for Irene.

Elizabeth Right Steele Township Charles M. Allen Washington Plainville Road Washington Township Mr. Allen Daviess Allen Sen John Allen Sarah Taylor Marrience Charles Gladois Pearl William Malisda Allen Grand Avenue City Permelia Aikman William D. Allen E. 0. Allen Sugarland M. F Diral Oak Grove Walter James Mandabach Butlal

Bailey's Christmas Box Tradition Spurs Local Charity

Robert T Bailey an elevator operator at the state house has hung his annual Christmas box in the building to collect funds for Christmas cheer for local children known as his boys now scattered across the country. For twenty six years Bailey has organized the appeal and this year the donations will aid two children living in Indianapolis.

Bob Bailey Indianapolis Robert T. Bailey State House Bob Ye Baffey

Bellville Worker Back on Streets After Foot Injury

J. C. Bellvife of the municipal light plant, who sustained a serious foot injury while at work, is able to be out on the streets but must walk with a cane.

Bellville J. C. Bellvife Municipal Light Plant

Miners Scare Over Uncanny Critter on Serrit Hill

In Bedford area near Serrit hill residents report eerie shrieks from a mysterious animal believed to inhabit the woods. Miners from Elswick and Dosch mines halted night work after hearing long shrill calls sounding from near a clump of bushes where two witnesses saw a gray creature about three times a cat’s size. The animal is thought to retreat to abandoned mine passages by day, with talks of posses forming but no daylight sighting.

Bedford Road Serrit “Hil Elswick Dosch Sefrit Hill George Folles Wea Burria Posses

Padgett Featured as Indiana K of C District Deputy

A column highlights Arnold J. Padgett of Washington Indiana a district deputy of the Tenth K of C in Indiana and a leading lawyer with Padgett & Padgett. The profile notes his role in founding Washington council his four-term tenure as grand knight and his high reputation as a speaker and degree worker.

Padgett The Columbiad Arnold J. Padgett K. of C I Indian Washington Brother Padgett Vigorus Watzhing Indiana

Civil Service Now Applies to Assistant Postmasters

The Civil Service Commission ordered all assistant postmasters of first and second class offices placed in the civil service effective today. W. I. B. Allen at Washington's second class post office will hold his job as long as he desires or is removed for cause. The reform ends the pattern of a new postmaster bringing a new assistant and places assistants under the same conditions as carriers and clerks.

Civil Service Civil Service Commission Washington Post Office W.1 B. Allen Effeet

Senator Hale predicts limited Congress action in coming session

In a Washington interview Senator Gene Hale of Maine asserts little will be accomplished in the next Congress. Mrs Hale adds Republicans will stay united on non BTEFS.

Washington Gene Hale Maine Senate Congress

Canvass Delay Leaves Tennessee Election in Suspense

Canvassing of the recent Tennessee election is postponed until December 12. Democrats claim they will control the legislature and elect a United States senator.

Tennessee United States

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