Notice of Drainage Report Hearing in Daviess County
Notice to residents named in the Oscar B Findley drainage petition that the county drainage commissioners have filed their report and fixed June 2, 1914 for a hearing at the Washington Indiana courthouse. Signed by Auditor Lewis Gore. Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Norris
John Jones
Joseph D. Moore
Mary E. Tenvileton
John W. Ritter
James Willard
Laura Tomey
John W. Baler
Hazel E. Bowman
Elbert L. Dyer
Firman
Sims
Elijah Flinn
Frank Hastings
Arlie Burroughs
Michael T. Madden
Michael A. Ryan
Ira Cox
Oscar B. Findley
Board of Commissioners
County of
Daviess
Indiana
Washington
Lew S. Gore
Daviess County
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Appointment Notices for Estate Administrators
Notice declares James A. Colbert appointed administrator of Lydia A. Manfield's estate and Elmer E. Hastings appointed executor of H. Garten’s estate in Daviess County Indiana. Attorneys Mattingly & Myers and Atta & Hastings listed. Both estates reported solvent or qualified as required by filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Manfield
James A. Colbert
Mattingly
Myers
Indiana
Daviess County
Gnod
H. “Garten
Daviess
Elmer E Hastings
Atta’ & ‘Hastings
Estate Final Settlement Hearing Notice
James Porter administrator of the estate reports and vouchers in final settlement filed with the Daviess circuit court clerk. The court has fixed April 4 as the hearing date. All interested persons must take notice. Mattingly and Myers, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daviess Circuit Court
James Porter
Mattingly & Myers
Newborn Daughters and Sons Named in Local Birth Notices
Birth notices report a daughter for Mrs Ray Stone of Harned Avenue this morning. A son for Mrs Ray Bellville of Leogootee. she is visiting her mother in the city. Mrs E C Witherby of Cincinnati welcomes a daughter.
Marriage Licenses Report
Burris and Harris wed unlikely pairing with Lloyd Burris 91 and Mary Lula Harris 20 in Martin county near Alfordsville. Harvey Neal ley Nolley and Cath erine Ash, ages 34 and 18, from Barr township and Cannerburg. Smyth and Best James Franklin Smyth 23 of Owensboro Ky and Ethel Pearl Best 20 of Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris-Harris
Lloyd Burris
Martin County
Mary Lula Harris
Alfordsville
Nolley-Ash
Jacob Harvey Nealley
Barr Township
Catherine Ash
Cannerburg
Smyth - Best
James Franklin Smyth
Owensboro
Ethel Pearl Best
Washington Township
Washington Grey nine prepares for Evansville visit next Sunday
Captain Hicks unveils Washington Grey lineup for 1914 season with Dinkle Terre Haute Picket Washington May Danville Grefe Terre Haute Hicks Martin Terre Haute Cary Vincennes Steffy Shelbyville Reynolds Rosebery New Lebanon Jenkins Evansville Crowe Orleans coach Calendonia. Mayerhoffer to face expected strong Gray defense and hitting lineup in opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayerhoffer
Evansville Goldblumes
Washington
Hicks
Dinkle
Terre Haute
Frank May
Danville
May
American Steam Laundry
Grefe
Martin
Cary
Vincennes
Steffy
Shelbyville
Reynolds
Rosebery
New Lebanon
Jenkins
Evansville
Crowe
Orleans
Oach
Calendonia
Carey
Greys
Marion County Primary Debates and Party Split Rumors
In 1914 Indiana politics Marion County shows a strong Republican lead over Progressives in the primary while calls for indignation meetings rise amid corruption claims. Figures cite Dr Johnson Hedrick Indianapolis Star and Beveridge area votes as proof of discord as supporters cite the old ballad Onward Christian Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Bill Headrick
Viners
Dr. Johnson
Bill Hedrick
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Bell
George Hopkins
Marion
Martin County Notes and Baseball Roundup
Charley Cushing plans a future aeroplane axis across Martin County while local plans hint at river traffic and millionaire electric launches. Nick Lewis’s Graham Colts lost 16 to 8 to Walkovers. DePauw edged Wabash 5 to 2 as Earl Sisson starred for Washington. Fred Curtis, trainmaster for the Haag circus, dies after being shot by Claude Purcell in Sullivan Illinois. Purcell faces murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Cushing
Martin County
Short
Windom
White
Cushing
Loogootee Sentinel
Nick Lewis
Graham Colts
Washington
Colts
Sullivan
Fred Curtis
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Haag Circus
Claude Purcell
Purcell
Curtis
Breeding stock ad seeks loans for improved farms
Breeding stock offered by A M Perk ins and the Zinkans at the Me aig arm building. A loans program promises five years at favorable rates for improved farms. Mattingly and Myers handle the arrangements five and one half percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘M. Perkins
Meaig Arm
Zinkans
Mattingly & Myers
War talk and Mexican tensions loom in Senate debate
Service senators push resolutions asking the President to back the scoundrel Villa while a Washington special reports ten Smith family members in Tonaluchipas Mexico face mob danger as Smiths jailed for killings in San Pedro. O Shaughnessy arrives in Washington hoping for a peace cabinet and a possible settlement plan in Mexico.
Ready to Strike General Funston Prepares for Veracruz Defense
The war department readies plans for possible advance to Mexico City as General Funston is positioned to defend Vera Cruz and launch an offensive if ordered. Officials emphasize readiness and rapid mobilization for any required action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cray
Mexico City
Heated Senate Debate Over Villa Mexico Policy
Senator Lippitt of Rhode Island urged action to question President Wilson about backing Villa for Mexico's next ruler. The dispute centered on Vera Cruz and U S policy neutrality, with Chairman Stone defending the administration as the resolution was tabled without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Wilson
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lippitt
Villa
Congress
Senator Stone
Huerta
Rhode’ ‘Island
Senator Remarks on Arms Embargo Sparks Debate
In a tense exchange some senators accuse others of favoring Mexican rebels and arming them with field guns rifles and millions of rounds. Lippitt interrupts questioning whether lifting the embargo on arms for rebels in northern Mexico would backfire on the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Senator Lippitt
Mexico
Marriage of Miss Eula Colbert to Walter B Wallace
Miss Eula Colbert married Walter B Wallace in a simple ceremony at the Colbert home on the Maysville road. The Rev Franklin Wise officiated as relatives attended, with grandparents present, and the couple planned to housekeeping at a new home on South Meridian street after a visit to Farmersburg and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Colbert
Walter B. Wallace
James A. Colbert
Maysville Road
Franklin Wise
Abwie Wallace
W. H. Boone
John M. Colbert
Damage case on trial in circuit court
The case filed by W. H. Boone a Washington hardware merchant alleges that neighbors H C Truelove tapped a tile drain in Boone s yard to drain their bath room causing excrement and refuse to back up in his cellar and ruin the Boone well Damages of 400 are sought Padgett Burris represent Boone Mattingly Myers defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
W. H. Boone
Washington
Boone
H. C. Truelove
Springfield woman hails Chamberlain's Tab relief
Mrs F H Trubus of Springfield New York commends Chamberlains Tab for prompt relief during Myer’s disordered condition. She notes six years of use with reliable action and satisfaction for gale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Myer
F.h.trubus
Springfield
N. Y
Gale
All Dealere
Clergymen Enjoy New Touring Cars in City
The Rev. W. J. Rader of the First M E church owns a Studebaker touring car and expects higher efficiency in his work. Fathers Boland and Kavanaugh of St. Simons Catholic church also have Ford touring cars to reach parishioners and refresh themselves. Roal Roberts, principal in Alfordsville, drives a new Ford touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Rader
M. EB
Boland
Kavanaurh
St. Simons Catholic Church
AL Roberts
Alfordsville
Paroled Real Estate Dealer Charles C Higgs From Illinois
Charles C. Higgs a Sullivan real estate dealer convicted of highway robbery at Carmi Illinois about two years ago has been paroled by the Illinois board of pardons. He was serving three to twenty one years for robbing a hardware store at Enfield. Accomplice St Henry Davey escaped from Carmi jail and remains at large. A parole petition was pushed by Higgs wife of Sullivan. James Leonard and Sam Woodsmall of Sullivan county were convicted as accomplices. Leonard is in state prison and Woodsmall released on bond pending retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Higgs
Sullivan
Carmi
Ill
Board of Pardons
Illinois
Riggs
Enfield
St Henry Davey
Shelburn
Carms
Rigg
James Leonard
Sam Woodsmall
Sullivan County
Davey
Leonard
Woodsmall
Memorial Day Plans Advance in City Church Service Set
Local G A K post tightens Memorial day plans with a Decoration day address by Rev. George B Weeks invited and awaiting acceptance. Civil war veterans to lead a church service the Sunday before May 30, with other arrangements still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. K. Post
George B. Weeks
Weeks
Near-Side Stop Enforced By Washington Street Railway
The city council ordered the near-side stop to be enforced to aid riders and cut collision risk. A copy of the order was given to the company superintendent after cars had previously stopped at the far side causing confusion.
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Washington Street Railway Company
Gun Club Scores at Regular Weekly Shoot
The Eagle Gun Club held its regular weekly shoot at Eastside Park on Wednesday afternoon. Scores out of fifty: John Winston 34, Alva Sims 41, Russell Smith 39, A J Morton 39, G L Cosgrove 34, Sam Brown 27, Dr Ira Bowman 28, Ed Laughlin 37, Joseph Arehart 9, C W Wade 39, F M Trainor 38, L H Smith 33, William Fowles 16, Watter Hatfield 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle Gun Club
Eastside Park
John Winston
Alva Sims
Russel Smith
A. J. Morton
G. L. Cosbrove
Sam Brown
Dr. Ira Bowman
Ed Laughlin
Joseph Arehart
C. W. Wade
F. M. Trainor
L. H. Smith
William Fowles
Watter Hatfield
Remarkable Cure Claim for Whooping Cough Relief
Mrs Archie Dalrymple of Crooksville Ohio reports that after a year of persistent coughing fits her three children suffered whooping cough. She used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and observed a rapid recovery with relief from coughing and whooping spells. The product is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Archie Dalrymple
Crooksville
Ohio
Breeding Percheron Offered At Stem Township Farm
Amiel Tork announces the purchase of a new Percheron horse and a jack for breeding. The pair will stand the season at his Stem Township farm, five miles north of Washington. Contact via telephone 570K2. Mar 19d&wif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SteMle Township
Washington
Amiel Tork
First South Central Athletic and Oratorical Meet Sets Program
Preparations for the first annual meet of the South Central Athletic and Oratorical association underway in this city. The oratorical contest will be at the new high school gym with a full program of music readings and orations. Appointed are judges for finish and field events, and association officers include President E C Snarr of Sullivan and Secretary Treasurer Hamlet Allen of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central Athletic and Oratorical Association
Washington High School Orquestra
John Rowe
Bedford
Reading
Fayp MsArthur
Sullivan
Elmer Sherwood
Linton
Bud
Alpa Smalley
Washington
Fern McGuire
Ingomar
Parthea
Olive Mitchell
John A. Hastings
Jerra Heaton
Ernest VY
Shockley
Loomington
Frank Aydelotte
J. H. Haseman
Jesse Lord
C. Rhodes
Field
R. E. New
John Boyd
Charles Smiley
Forrest’ Layman
Charles L. Sembower
Bloomington
Oscar Willams
Louise Peters
Terre Haute
Horace Ellis
Vincennes
Ernest V. Shockley
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the War Department
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Mr. Wallace
Arla Wallace
South Washington
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Euy
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Hatfield & Palmer Company
Charles ¢. Riggs
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Hamlet Allen
Republican
Lew Harris
E. E. Meade
Reeve Township
Jacob G. Clark
Elmer Jeuzan
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William Shanks
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