Shoals Attorney Links Civil Service Probe to Merom Plot
El Gilkison of Shoals in Indianapolis claimed Cullop and Kern tried to discredit civil service inspectors Hesse and Lindaman by pressuring the president over alleged distortions in the Merom post office investigation. He tied the New Albany fraud cases to efforts to hinder prosecutors and protect figures like Fabe Gwin and Donn Roberts.
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EL Gilkison
Shoals
Indianapolis
Indiana State Bar Association
William A. Cullop
John W. Kern
United States
Civil Service Commission
Wilson
Merom
New Albany
Fabius Gwin
Gwin
Hesse and Lindsman
Civil Service
Hesse
Lindaman
Cleveland McKinley
Marom
Donn Roerts
Terre Haute
Fabe Gwin
Martin County
Bally
Cullop
Kernazains
Hesse and Lindaman
No-Glove Sunday Clash Ends in One-Run LooGootee Loss
Captain Hicks and the Washington Greys win a hard fought road contest, but a late steal attempt by McKinney and errors keep LooGootee from sealing a shutout. Houck pitches well for Washington. Kovoner falters in the third as three hits and a shin injury tilt the game.
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Indiana
Martin County
Bruce ‘Ismay
Donnelly
Schlemmer
McKinney
Blann
Graham
Jeft
Loogootee
Hicks
Holder
Kyte
Houck
Kovoner
Carothersville
Carey
Grefe
Dunlap
Kooner
Greys
Kyle
Schultz
Carlisle
Garrett
Martin
Horsehoe Gantz
Loozootee
Undertaker
Washington
Cap‘tain Hicks
Glassworkers
Tte
Commonwealth
Loo Yootee
Donnely
Loo
Wash
Loo- Bootee
Loogoo
Tee
Kavenor
balle—Houck
Wild plitch—Houck
Johnson
Scanlon
Officers Spot Wild Goose Chase Near Petersburg
Sheriff and deputies debunk a note found in a bottle on White River claiming a woman was held captive by a fisherman near Petersville. They find the supposed girl is married, camping with her husband, while nearby campers from Indianapolis deny any kidnapping plan.
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White River
Petersburg
Nell Haworth
Petersville
Hammeun
McCauderty
Folice McCrisaken
High Hock
Indianapolis
High Rock
Riverland
Petersbars
Hottest Day of Year Sets Washington Record
Washington sweltered as Sunday tied and then broke the 105 degree mark in official government readings. The previous high of 103 was hit last month, with heat affecting even shaded areas and downtown blasts likened to oven air while doctors report no prostrations so far.
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Washington
Train Crash Injuries Spotlight at City Crossing
Details emerge on the injuries of George Stuckey after the wreck at Fourth Street crossing. Doctors find scalp wounds and fractures including the base of the skull feared earlier, while George Gillatt shows a collar bone fracture. Witnesses disagree on train speed as the emergency response and public reaction swell.
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George Gillatt
Gilliatt
Q D. Seelinger
Seymour
The
Herald
I. Mahoney
Beymour
Dr. Seelinger
Stuckey
Central Union
Automobile Crash Near Earth Street Crossing
A touring car driven by C. Martin with three women and Mr Martin struck by a switch engine at the Earth Street crossing. The car remained upright as it was pushed along the tracks and narrowly avoided a deadly outcome due to side curtains restraining the occupants. Another recent crossing incident at the same location involved a spur injuring a man beating a freight train, who died the same night.
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C. © Martin
Martin
Farm silo storm damages multiple structures
A Monday afternoon storm caused damage to silos on the farms of G. Kinaynan and Charles Turk and John Gilflatt, with Frank Keith's silo badly damaged. The event disrupted operations near the rural property.
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Kinaynan
Charles Turk
John ‘Gilflatt
Frank Keith
County Treasurer Receives Voucher for School Revenue Apportionment
Treasurer John L. Clark received a state voucher for Daviess County in the semi annual common school revenue apportionment. Daviess County is among counties getting more from the fund than it contributes.
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John L. Clark
Daviess County
Parcel Post and Revenue Report Along With Local Clergy News
The report details parcel post growth including stamp sales and insurance uptake, noting two cent stamps led sales at 270,142, and parcel post volume rising with prospects for double in the next year. It covers fees, C O D service, and registers 1,974 domestic letters, with a memorial on Rev Louis Gueguen of Vincennes who died aged eighty after long parish service.
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Uncle Sam
Death of Mrs. Ruth C. Hunter in Daviess County
Mrs. Ruth C. Hunter died at 11 a m on Sunday at her daughter Mrs Mary F Smiths home near Cannellburg on her 71st birthday born July 12 1854 She was mother to Levi Hunter former city patrolman George W Hunter county infirmary superintendent and three other children Mrs Smith Albert Hunter of Barr township and Mrs Matte E McCracken of Bloomington Also survived by sister Mrs Louie Webber of Washington Funeral services at Bethany Christian Church with burial in Bethany Cemetery Matthew Hunter her husband died in 1885 and she had lived with her children since then
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Ruth C. Hunter
Mary F. Smith
Cannelburs
Smith
Albert Hunter
Barr Township
Matte E. McCrasken
Bloomington
Louie Webber
Washington
Bethany Christian Church
Burtat
Bethany Cemetery
County
Washington Post Office Report Highlights Local Money Orders
E E Forsythe postmaster reports for the year ending June 30 show 14 345 domestic money orders issued totaling 73 211 90 with 690 fees, a 78 902 49 outlay. Local office paid 7 075 money orders totaling 44 786 95, with 123 689 44 overall across 21 420 orders.
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E. E. Forsythe
Washington
Chicago
Forsythe
Promoter James W. Vincent Found Guilty in Property Fraud
After a morning trial in the city court Mayor McCarty declares James W. Vincent guilty of obtaining property under false pretenses. Vincent, jailed since Saturday, posted a $2000 bond and was bound over to the September term. drilling contractor John Wonderly of Vincennes accuses him of taking a drilling rig and tools to bore a well east of Washington.
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James W. Vincent
New Hyatt Hotel
McCarty
Vincent
Satuday
John Wonderly
Vincennes
Wonderly
Washington
Marie McCarty
Thompson & Donenigan
Seal
Wonderty
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