Sheriff Dudley in Sullivan County Faces Investigations
Reports allege Sheriff Dudley allowed the prisoner Jim Dillard to be lynched and aided in his abduction. Critics demand resignation or removal, while Dudley cites legal advice and contemplates a petition to Governor Durbin due December 10. Robinson citizens threaten to seek a requisition and pursue charges if warranted.
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Tae
Sullivan
Tod
Dudley
Jim Dillard
Oaktown Iia
Taraffar
Eoroner
Durbin
Ffesui
Dfffco
T Dudley
Robinson
Tll
Dudley Ani
Fadiana
Robin
Robinon
Dillard
Marshall
Fry
Tilak
Dudfey
Libbenbouter
Rural Carrier Appointed Delays Start at Cannelburg
A new rural carrier was appointed but service did not begin in Can nelburg due to the resignation of Seelam carrier Hogart Reeve township. The substitute will start next Monday. The post office hopes to begin regular delivery soon and asks the public for patience during the transition.
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Cannelburg
Pred
Barris
Seelam
Dnd
Pesta Sefti
Canpelburg
Hogart
Ee Post Office
Epprtnent
Fragmentary 71 Paidley Pad Factional Tale Emerges
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at factional tensions and hidden motives in a 2 11 timeframe. The text references a tense exchange and calls for restraint, suggesting underlying power struggles without clear details.
Corbettsville text fragment hints at a Sunday visit and cold exposure
The readable lines describe Meng away Sunday and William visiting Sun Ray, with disjointed phrases about a horse, a blinket, and a driver. The fragment mentions cold exposure and a rough draft and ends with a reference to 85.
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Meng
William
Man Fatally Struck by Train Near Cannertown
A Cannertown area farmer, Hartis Harris, was killed when a passing B&O commuter train struck him while he stood on the tracks. The accident occurred around two o'clock and hurled him fifteen feet, with his body found near the rails. Harris, age five years, never married, lived with his brother John on a farm south of Cannertown. Authorities were notified and Danielburg officials planned a postmortem.
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Ansel
Burg
Indi
Porind Sapeer
Vannelburg
Barr
Hartis
Alaris Strugls
Hauics
Jachelor
Prother
John
Cannerburg
Highli
Macday Harris
Toote
Cosby Anniversary Observed At Home In Washington
A large reception marked the seventy first wedding anniversary of Mr. Cosby at their home in Washington. About 175 guests attended, sharing songs and memories as Mrs. Cosby and Mr. Cosby sat together. Relatives from nearby areas offered congratulations and gifts as the couple reflected on many years together.
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Saville
India
Jacob
Cuddy
Hell
Governor Streets
Cosby
iMre
Tiem
Ray
Ess
Geira
Ieee
Casson
Hinself
Washington
Ind
Gizzia- Cosby
P. Riley Sparrow
Merers
Emery and
Isaac
Petersburg couple host family gathering with regrets
The letter from Petersburg Indiana notes four nephews ages 49 and 70 attended while many regrets came from those unable to attend. The couple expressed pleasure with the occasion and invited guests to a similar celebration next year.
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Lett
Pétarsburg
Ind
Youngéar
Local notices and community updates from Alfordsville area
Names and brief occurrences including visits, illnesses, and social events around Alfordsville. Mentions of Chandler on business near Newberry, births, friends visiting in Martin County, substitute carrier appointment for the F route, pie social at Plements, revival at High Rocks church, typhoid illness, and rural delivery improvements affecting mail service.
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Joseph A. Chandler
Newberry
James Arvin
Alfred Burris
Loolgootes
Albert Qochran
Charlie Burris
M PA. MeaCord
Wanda
Cingiovati
Austin Allien
W. FP. Brown
Plements
Gamble of
Lewis Hedrick
Spencer
Jackman
Pittsburg
The
Carpenters the
Saith
Pismer
Godwin
Clares Anderson
Avila
Martin Courty
James Gilley
Jeanvalescu
Jackytun
wWashfak
Wwf
Smith
High Rocks Church
Hiram Jack Nite
Luogwuters
Jesse Goltwin
Mittin County
Lewis White
Spooxnotee
Mijtou
RS I. D
Éarrier Gow
Leogootea
Local Notes Reflect A Busy Week In Martin County
Community tidbits show residents traveling to Terre Haute and Montgomery for visits and business. A St Patrick’s celebration season closes with several dances at local homes. The Martin county grand jury is tasked with examining recent vote buying concerns as court officials urge careful handling of county matters.
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Will Wilson
Terre Haute
C.T. Gatrico
P.J
McDonald
Montgomery
Dan Murphy
Montgoery
J. C. Uswney
Bt. Lewis
Martin County
Dalled
Houghton
Ed Buckley Dead After Accident at Farm
Edward Buckley a well known farmer died from injuries when a back hinge failed while he worked on his property. Survived by his wife and three children Miss Maxdi Buckley Mrs Thomas Queee and Buckley, with brothers Mike and Willie Buckley in the area. Services to be announced by Pend ther Mortuary.
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Krom Wieduiessin
Edward Buccley
Aoa
Thomas Queee
Maxd'i Buckley
Obp Buckley
Yeranda
Mike Buckley
Dyer Sues Railroad for 10003 Damages Over Train Injury
Reverend Dyer of Elnora sues the freight passenger line in Circuit Court claiming injury aboard a train en route from here to Elnora. He seeks 10003 in damages and is represented by K Tharp.
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Dyer
Elnora
Windy Weekend Fire Sparks Community Attention
Windy conditions caused a house fire at the home of Mrs Arilla Tett on Saturday night. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze as neighbors assisted and rumors of extensive damage circulated. Local residents rescued some belongings before authorities secured the scene.
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Marty Ward
Dora 'Bbasley
Ax “Steward
Spencer Ward
Perry Singleton
Mrg Dha
Embry Lett
Psibaday
Mr. J
Peery
Robin Nofon
Dole Scurdes
Venda
Xhd Boshioke
Harris Funeral for Charley Harris Held After Tragic Death
Funeral services for Charley Harris, killed in an accident at Canoerburg Monday night, were conducted Wednesday afternoon at three. Burial followed at the family cemetery south of Canneling. Survived by three sisters Mrs Ndovy Berkshire Mrs Harvey Brown and Mrs Sarah Isom and two brothers Lewis Harris and another brother who died earlier in war and another in an accidental death while climbing a tree.
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John Donnoly
Harrison Township
Owen Fhaon
Tom Colvin
John Donnolly
Jim‘gwney
Trustee Reeves
Tom Mahan
D. Conlin
Agersy Arnold
Veterith
Patrick Colvis
Henry Smith
Vester Smith
May Ferenson
St. Patrick’s
Fysebingta
John Toy, Sr
James ‘Ri Bradley
John’ Kellett
Tughes
James Delaney
Peter Maltby
John Wane
Leo Smith
Phonsa
John Pobnell
John Rettigrew
Frank
Clements
Wedpeeday
Charley Harris
Ben Traie
Canoerburg
Canneling
Sis‘tera
Amos
Dumont Found Guilty in Wednesday Robbery Case
A jury convicted Dumont of robbery after a night crime in the Hass Grew area. The defendant faces a multi year sentence and was held to await sentencing as police continued to track accomplices and recover stolen funds.
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Willy
Wes
Bus Kgs
Contromery
Aystein
Tragic Fire at Lincoln Hotel Claims Dozens Lives
A devastating hotel fire at Lincoln Hotel 171 Madigan Street in Chicago overnight killed many guests and residents. Firefighters arrived but top-floor occupants perished by suffocation or leaping from windows. the building suffered severe damage as water and flames raged through the structure. Names of victims and further details follow in today’s tax gazette report.
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Lincoln Hotel
Madigan Street
Chicago
Chieako
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