Extraordinary Session Looms as Senate Ends Long Work
Washington March 2 The Senate faces a crowded final days of the Fifty Eighth Congress with many bills awaiting action. President Roosevelt has signed a proclamation for an extraordinary session to meet March 9 to handle the Panama canal treaty Cuban reciprocity and related measures as Republicans press for action.
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Democrats Continue Filibuster Push in House Obstruction
Washington reports the Democrats in the House vow to sustain their filibuster until a legal deadline passes at noon March 4, despite limited remaining time and opposition. The action centers on obstructive tactics and ongoing procedural battles within the chamber.
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Personal notices from Seymour and nearby towns
J. F. Arthur is at a per Ed Bennett of Odon spent Sunday here. C. G. Berrit of Evansville spent Sunday here. Fred Jacobs returned to Montgomery. John Loveless of Thornton Ind. is working here. Miss Nellie Gideon of Vincennes spent Sunday here. John Helphinstine was at Vincennes this morning. Miss Nelle Shuger left to visit Vincennes. Mrs. E. R. Scoville returned from Dayton Ohio. John W. McCarty went to Kansas City Mo to buy horses. Miss Rhea Finton of Bellevue Ky visiting Mrs. E. R. Scoville. Mrs. Flors B. Cox visiting Joseph Barr and family at Bruceville. Trustees Hedrick and John Kellett of Reeve township here. Rhoda Stewart of Golden Gate Ill visiting Mrs. Charles Schied. A. Bryan returned home from Indianapolis. Dr. E. F. Kendall of Shoals and John Kendall of St. Louis spent Sunday. C. Hutcheson J B Calderell and J B Traylor of Evansville here today. Mrs. John Scholl and son John spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kidwell at Vincennes. Mrs. T. J. Stanfield returned from visit with Mrs. T. A. Ackrey at Washington. Mrs. R. A. Taylor and Howard go to Washington to visit friends until Tuesday.
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Thornton
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Dayton
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Kansas City
Rhea Finton
Bellevue
Flors B. Cox
Joseph Barr
Bruceville
Hedrick
John Kellett
Reeve Township
Rhoda Stewart
Golden Gate, Ill
Charles Schied
A. Bryan
Indianapolis
E. F. Kendall
Shoals
John Kendall
St. Louis
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J.B. Calderell
J.B. Traylor
Evansville
John Scholl
John
Charles Kidwell
T. J. Stanfield
T. A. Ackrey
Washington
Seymour Republican
R. A. Taylor
Eon Howard
Helen Hyatt
Obituary Poem Marks Sudden Loss Inquisitive Dashes
A brief obituary poem notes a darling’s sudden death from an open window and a drawn curtain a microbe is blamed in a somber, concise verse reflecting local sentiment.
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Missouri
Engle Brother-in-Law of City Treasurer Dies in California
Morris D. Engle died in Preodenia California this morning. He was the brother-in-law of T. G. Underdown city treasurer, and resided in Haddonfield New Jersey but traveled to California for his health.
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Meade Improves After Saturday Kick
Will Meade, who was kicked by a youth on Saturday morning, shows improvement. Doctors now say his injuries are not as serious as first feared.
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Terre Haute Public Schools Closed Over Smallpox Case
A March request led Terre Haute Indiana authorities to close public schools after the health board ordered a halt to classes amid a smallpox outbreak. Anti vaccinationists sought a restraining order and the case heads to higher courts for a final ruling. About seven thousand pupils attend the district schools.
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Health Board
Marvelous universal salve boasts cures for many ailments
A global renowned salve claims to surpass all others for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter saltire fever sores chapped hands and skin eruptions. Cure guaranteed and priced at 25 cents at J N Jones druggist.
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