Garten Wins 77 Cent Suit Over Wages Costs
Judge Houghton ruled for Garten in the 77 cent wage dispute John Jacobs v Walter C Garten. Costs and attorney fees exceed 100 dollars as Jacobs cannot compel Garten to pay. Garten faced appeal to the Daviess Circuit Court. Other cases included dismissals and deeds, a divorce, and custody ruling. Two Vincennes attorneys admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacobs
Walter C. Garten
Houghton
Jacobs
Garten
Costa
Daviess
Squire Hayes Court
Oden
State
Greenberry Patterson
Surety of
Barton R. Sears
Luther Sears
Court adjourns as judge attends West Baden event
Attorneys, including in the Cook-Mooney subscription case, were admitted to practice in the circuit court on Tuesday. Judge Houghton was absent due to his trip to West Baden and will return to the bench Thursday after today’s adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Attorneya
Cook-Mooney
Houghto
West Baden
Beca
Jim Watson
Rushville
Congress
Watson
J. Frank Hanley
Lafayette
Suit for Support in Daviess Circuit Court
Mrs Lucy Trainor wife of Thomas Trainor a railroad brakeman sues for support. Padgett and Padgett represent she married in East St Louis two years ago and she seeks the railroad to pay one-fourth of wages due him to the court and five dollars weekly for her support. Case set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess Circuit Court
Padgett & Padgett
Lucy, Trainor
Thomas Trainor
Trainor
East St Louis
Is She or Is She Not? Debate at A M E Church
A joint discussion at the A M E church freight at 8 o elock on the subject Resolved that woman is more deceitful than man. Virgil Nichols will speak affirmatively and Sarah Colbert will defend the weaker sex. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M.E
Marriages Recorded For Four Couples in City Registry
Four marriage licenses appear on the city rolls including Joseph Trainor and Sophia Wimme pauer Louis D. Jones and Lillian Yarborough George Drake and Margaret McFadden and Henry Raymann and Stella Holland The note closes with a reflection on the aftereffects of a night celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Trainor
Sophia M. Wimmepauer
Louis D. Jones
Lillian M. Yarbrough
George Drake
Margaret V. McFadden
Henry Raymann
Stella A. Holland
Bryan in Indiana Threatens to Keep Coming for Forty Years
Indiana dispatch notes W Jennings Bryan on tour across the state with Democratic leaders uneasy yet cautious. The piece details tax-office, sheriff contempt, Governor Durbin vacation, and rail and industry updates including real estate assessments, rail car operations, and earnings across railroads in early June.
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Indianapolis
W. Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Indiana
Columbia City
Danville
State
Durbin
Yellowstone Park
Statehouse
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Railroad Workers and Tragedy Hit Local Line
The report lists railroad crew changes including Frank Wikel as new B&O S-W fireman and others on vacation. A fatal accident kills George Eisler, 63, struck by B&O S-W No.1 at Tunonelt. Monon earnings rise $11,474 in the second week of June, with a July 1 year-to-date increase of $451,173.
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Leatherwood
Clyde Wallace
Lows
Denver
Colo
Charlies Cramer
Lorraine Shora
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Ind
Madison
Ill
Washington
Indiana
Cincinnati
Louisville
Terre Haute
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Cincineati
Seymour
Union Pacific
G. F. Downey
Walter Lemon
Walter Darling
Riley Everhart
R.holman
Car Boles
Madison Grocer
George Eisler
Tunonelt
Monon
Louis Dosch
Fred Wilson
Jeroma Aul
Francis Raymann
James
Yale honors ward and other late 19th century items
Arthur A. Ward of Odon earned a senior honor at Yale College with Phi Beta Kappa membership, one of only eight university awardees. Dr C A Stewart will speak at a Christian Endeavor convention in New Albany then visit Boston. Vincennes carriers’ union faces nonrecognition by Washington union. Three German coal miners, unable to speak English, arrive en route to Littles, Pike County, aided by Marshal Geyer. Mrs Susan Wallace’s home near Odon burned, insured for 5000 dollars. A Missouri woman writes that her son Oscar, now declared insane, was once a Temple Court barber. The Supreme Court will hear the case against Sheriff Dudley on October 9. Willie Light, seven, fell from a tree in west Van Trees Street, suffering a gash to the head.
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Arthur A. Ward
Odon
Yale College
Hamburg
Germany
Littles
Pike County
Marshal Geyer
Masons Excursion Ball Team and Band Headed to West Baden
Washington Masons organized a large excursion to West Baden and French Lick with 438 tickets sold and over 500 riders. The Washington baseball team and Citizens band traveled with the group to face the West Baden colored team in a ball game expected to be close after a 6-0 defeat two weeks earlier. Goodwin is in better form with Kane catching, while Miller sat out. Harry Banta and Walter Barnett fill in infield and outfield roles with the rest of the squad at usual positions.
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Masons
West Baden
Washington
Montgomery
Loogootee
Rhoals
Mitchell
Waahington
Citizens Band
Harry Banta
Walter Barnett
John Banta
Jones Youth Born to Henry B and Mrs Jones Family
Lewis D Jones, the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Henry B Jones of the local household, is welcomed in a brief birth notice indicating a new member of the family.
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Lewis D. Jones
Henry B. Jones
Southside and Miss Yarbrough Wed at Morning Ceremony
Southside and Miss Lillian Yarbrough wed at seven o clock this morning at the groom's sister Mrs Henry Alberti home. Rev T R Ragsdale officiated with only close relatives present. The groom works at the B and O S W shop and is well known. Mr and Mrs Jones left at eight for western points for a short visit before returning to housekeep.
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Southside
Lillian’ Yarbrough
Merritt Yarbrough
Henry Alberti
T. R. Ragsdale
Jones
Western Points
Housskeeping
Cow Falls Into Well In West Van Trees Street
A cow owned by Mr. McConnell fell into a shallow covered well at Mrs. Marie Gubelman’s West Van Trees street home. West Van Trees residents formed a crowd to aid the rescue using rope after the animal struggled, and the cow was pulled out safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Marie Gubelman
West van Trees Street
McConnell
West , Washington
Joe Gordon's Place Ad Promises Refreshing Beer
An advertisement promotes a beer described as refreshing and aiding sleep and health. It claims a well cared beer will be liked and notes that choice liquor and cigars are always in stock at Joe Gordon's Place on East Main Street.
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Joe Gordon
East Main Street
Cardwell & Co Furniture Credit Plan Offer
Cardwell and Co on Maio Street advertise a furniture and house furnishings credit plan with small weekly or monthly payments and no higher charges than cash. They claim high standard goods, full guarantees, and a large up-to-date stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell & Co
Maio Street
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Jacobs —Nou
Sophia Bryant
Raiload Brakeman
Daistange
Marriagh Licenses
gHp
L. P. Beitman
One Price Clothiers
Bouse
Main $T
Bryan IN
Supreme
Appelate
Robert A. Brown
Monroe County
Brown
Brady
Madison, Ill
Madison Car Works
William Everhart
Frank Wikel
Lou Routt
C. A. ‘Stewart
New Albany
Christian Endeavor
Boston
Vincennes Had Carriers’ Union
Washington Union
Susan Wallace
J. P. Lowery
St. Louis
Oscar
Temple Court
Will Maher
U. S. Army
Philippines
China
Supreme Court
Dudley
Willie Light
Westy van Trees
Infanté
Masons Excursion
Neal & Eskridge
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