Notice and Estate Notices From Indiana Circuit Court
Public notices include trusteeship address in Washington township Indiana and final report hearing for Stephen O Culmer estates set May 31 1913. Appointments of Nicholas I Klee and James Edwards estate administrators. Administrator sale of James Edwards estate with land description in Washington Indiana. Non residence divorce notice for Bertha Lawhead in Daviess circuit court with Sept 1913 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O. Culmer
Daviess Aircuit Court
Clattingly & Myers
James Edwards
Daviess Circuit Court
Gardiner, Thary , & Gardiner
Zamahan
True‘blood
Washington
Indiana
Petersburg
Jin Township
Washington and Petersburg
Derma
Daviess Circuit
A. D
Kiefer
Notice to Jones and county council meeting in Indiana
Notices of legal actions in Daviess County Indiana. Ezra Mattingly as administrator seeks to sell estate property to pay debts with a September 1 1913 hearing at Washington courthouse. County Council to meet June 24 1913 at 10 am to discuss bridge appropriations and other business.
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Jones
State of Indiana
Davie
Daviess
Ezra Mattingly
Often Osborn
Jennie
Page
Jennie Ne ’Page
Harry l Lee Ozborn
Lottié
May Te Iwell
Glaude Osborn
Charley Oe ‘Born
Elmer Osborn
Daviess Circuit Court
Court House
Washington
Indiana
Kierr
Daviess Cireuit
Stephen E. Myers
Daviess County
Plan of 1913 county board of review work schedule
The notice lists the 1913 county board of review schedule from June 2 to July 1. It includes organization, examinations of assessors books, and equalization across townships such as Van Buren, Barr, Montgomery, and Washington with several miscellaneous days and a planned adjournment. County Assessor William Wfe and the board authorize the timetable.
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County Board of Review
Veale Towpstic
Harriso
Reeves
Barr
Ship
Montgomery
Cannelburg
van Buren Township
Bogard
Madifion
Odon
Elmgre
Elnora
Sena
Steele Town
Washington Township
City of
Washington
Ington
State Senate probes mine strike rights with vast legal panel
A Senate inquiry into a mine strike opens with many lawyers present. Miners’ counsel includes Frank S. Momnett and others while operators are represented by E W Knight and C C fs and a large support staff. Both sides plead not guilty and deny the Senate resolution actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Momnett
Ohio
Ségieurs
Illnois
JM. M Balcher
H. W. Houston
Vingon
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Washington, Indiana Resident
Frank Hamersby of 908 Small Street Washington Indiana reports relief from sharp back pain dizziness and general kidney strain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recommends the remedy and notes its price at 50 cents per box with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Hamersby
Smalt
Ind
Dan
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Woman Sues City for Personal Injuries Over Fall
Mrs Es mephoen to Seadoo files notice with clerk Willis Hoddinott to institute action for 2000 damages claiming she was injured when she fell April 27 near Van Treese alley. Foreman alleges arm and foot fractures and internal injuries due to defects and city negligence. Washington Seal Walsh attorneys represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egima Foreman
Willis Hoddinott
Washington, Seal & Walsh Hey
Foreman
Fisher Estate Suit and Post Office Publication Ruling
A Denver case concerns Harry Fisher alleging invalid marriage to his deceased partner’s widow, with Boston action later claiming rights to the estate. Separately, the U.S. Supreme Court upholds the 1912 postal publication law requiring biannual financial disclosures from newspapers and magazines, with penalties for noncompliance.
Organization names and leadership list incomplete
A fragmented OCR shows committee and chairman names across multiple departments. The text lists Entertainent, Transportation, Legislative, and Grievance groups with several individuals including L. H. Pino, Kidwell, Betts, Clapp, Cahian, Sinnott, Codbert, Palm, Godwin, Potts, Spink, Standft, Bettman, Gods ip, Inges, Colbert, Kidwell, Cox, Boston, Cunningham, Le Vhetsell, and others, but many entries are garbled.
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Entertainent
L. H. Pino
T Kidwell
W Betts
Clapp Harley
Iahan
Booste
Beltmign
James ] Ibert
Barrows
Henry Backesland
T. Har Credit
Jgh Sinnott
James Codbert
M. N. Palm
George Godwin Oermer Potts
Dr. T.F., Spink, chairman; # B. Fornwahd
A. F. Cabel
Cj Eskridge
Court weighs newspaper mail rate discrimination ruling
The text discusses a high court view on postal rate favoritism toward newspapers and publishers. It notes Congress may set standards for those to receive cheap rates and questions whether lower rates violate freedom of the press. It cites long standing classifications aiding the press as possibly arbitrary but protective.
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Congress
Daviess County Medical Society Holds Meeting
The Daviess County Medical Society met at City Hall with eight members present from twenty. Several topics were discussed but no papers were read. The only meeting will be held the first Thursday of July with a program led by listed physicians.
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Daviess County
District convention to be held in Washington
A report notes the May society meeting led by Dr Wadsworth and Dr S. Johnson was very successful. The district convention is announced to be held in Washington in September. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains at 25 cents a bottle.
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Supreme ¢ Court of the United Bate
Washington City
White
Daly Newspaney
L.publica
Willie‘foyd
Washington
Ira ‘How
Phatnville
Wadsworth
Johnton
Ington
Cimberlain
Purdue Hall Team Faces Friday Afternoon Contest
Fragmented OCR summary notes Elmer Oliphant and Purdue football activity in 1914 with mentions of Washington and possible leaders. Lacks clear event details or outcomes to establish a full report.
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Elmer
Oliphant
Rermes
Washington
Purdue Se Hall
Purdue
Eve
Test Boys Majors GOE FOR SUPPEIS
The two barot son of Aloysius Sunt the druggist wandered away from his home Tuesday afternoon. The boy was found on West South Street and was turned over to Mayor Mexarty and Witsie as guests for supper. Relatives later took charge and returned him to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Sunt
Swest South Street
Mex ‘Arty
Witsie
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Transaction
Daniel I. Myers
Waller
Farress
East Fourth
Main Streets
Grant Keith
Nicholas I. Klee
Henry F. Vollmer
Battingly & Myers
James C. Edwards
Gardiner
Tharp & Gardiner
É. Anderson
Indis
Jane
Ministratrik
Borah
Idsho
United States
Inet
Es Mephoen
Seadoo
Colorado
Massachusetts
Fisher
Aterat
Henry Fisher
Harry Fisher
Livif
District Court
Stebldaken
Steele
Boston
Steele Mlediis
Teele
Fister
Chamberlain
Lewis ‘Publication Company
Journal of Commerce
Commercal Bulletin of New York
Federal District Court
New Dirk
Bulliet
Bullitt
Supreme Court
Whitet
Secord
Fiest
FacSinde Signature of
New York
Bears
The
Bali Keane
Suppeis
Washington, Lodge
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