Marriage Licenses in Hindman Cox and Dagley Couples
Hindman Cox of Epsom, age 20, and Hassie Goal Cox of Epsom, age 20. Farren Dagley, 21, of Oden, and Grace E Dagley, 21, of Oden. Keith Wilson, 21, of Washington, and Dick Isabella Wilson, 18, of Washington.
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Hindman-Cox
Glen Dale Hindman
Epsom
Hassie Goal Cox
Farren - Dagley
William
Farren
Oden
Grace E
Dagley
Keith Wilson
Ray Anderson
Keith
Washington
Dick Isabella Wilson
Mangin Baby Born to Mrs John P Manbin
A son was born to Mrs John P Mangin of 612 Southeast First Street. The birth details follow local newspaper notice style.
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Mangin
John P. Man- bin
First Street
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Land Man
Transfers include Sherman Summer to May Bageman a nwq neq s14 t2 r7 and others with several parcels, values listed. Notable deeds include Harry K. Bissey to Mary McCall, Walter E. Cole to Thomas A Prater et al, Frank K. Reinsel to Madison Walsh, and Charles A. Clark to Dicey Tchley et al with multiple small lots and acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Biddinger
Temple Court
Sherman Summer & W
May Bageman & H
Harry K. Bissey & W
Mary ¢. McCall
Willard Byrer & W
Frederick E. Byrer
W. Corfer
Walter E. Cole
John E
Miranda B. Priest
Elno‘fa
Coleman Ketchin’s
Charles A. Clark
Postmaster notices and local notices from Washington Indiana
Uncalled letters for week ending May 5 and May 12 1914 listed include Agnes Robbin Minnie Brown Mary Cox F W Dry Lat Farris Rilynn Hornish Iarett Lett and various others. Breeding stock and local court case notices appear alongside a card of thanks from Levi Wainman’s family.
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Washington
Ind
Vontrey Agnes
Robbin
Minnie
MD Vie Brown
Mary Tests Tasward ‘Cox
F. W. Drybei
Farris
Rilynn Hornish
Es Sorsythe
Sthay Fére
Washington, Ind
Brown
J. C. Clark
Hirsch
Henri Leffler
B. Sforsytne
Crossing accident sues settled in Daviess court
Two damage suits against the IC&E railroad stemming from a Worthington crossing collision July 18, 1918, were compromised in Daviess circuit court on change of venue from Greene. A milk wagon driver Uriah Resler died, his son Ralph suffered serious injuries. Settlements totaled 3,750 split between the administrator Henry Buckner for Uriah and Mary E Resler for Ralph.
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Worthington
Uriah Resler
Ralph Resler
Henry Buckner
Ralph
Mary E. Resler
Charles E. Henderson
Indianarvalis
Hopes 10 Win Track Honors at State Meet
Local school figures earn ten top finishes at the state track meet in Crawfordsville. Strong showings by multiple athletes highlighted the team’s solid performance and good form across events.
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HOPES
Crawfordsville
Eight Men in Fight for State Track Honors at Crawfordsville
Washington high school students show high enthusiasm for the state track and field meet at Crawfordsville Saturday. The eight man squad, coached by H. A. Gass, includes Captain Allen in high jump and hurdles, with Ambles, Barjow, Defferstall, McBride, Lett, and Kiefer among the contenders. The team departs by train tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington High School
Crawfordsville
Allen
Washington
Lee Ambles
Barjow
Defferstall
McBride
Lett
Alva Sims Heads High Score at Club Meats Shoot
The Eagle Gun club held a regular weekly practice shoot at Eastside park with fifty targets. Top score went to Alva Sims with 4 hits. others include Russell Smith 41, Walter Hatfield 29, Edward Laughlin 3, John Winston 35, James Garret 34, William Wilson 30, C. W. Wade 34, V. M. Traine 27, A. J. Morton 26, L. W. Brown 22, William Forbs 26. A death notice for Mrs Iva May Pickett follows.
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Eagle Gun Club
Eastside Park
Alva Sims
Russell Smith
Wal‘ter Hatfield
Edward Laughlin
John Winston
James Garret
Wiliam Wilson
C. W. Wade
V. M.¢Traine
A. J. Morton
L. W. Brown
William Forbs
Boy of Reverend Darby Undergoes Operation in Indianapolis
Harold Darby, son of Rev J W Darby, underwent an operation Monday afternoon at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. The procedure was successful and he is improving rapidly, though he has not yet been discharged.
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Harold
J. W. Darby
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Retreating forces flee Tampico after rebel victory
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report General Semagosa and remnants of a shattered army in full retreat toward Mexico City after Tampico fell to constitutionalists. About 3,000 killed or mortally wounded, with gruesome battlefield scenes in Tampico as both sides suffer. Wounded lack hospital care amid ruined streets and obstructed passages.
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Vera Cruz
Semagosa
Mexico City
Tampico
Plaza
Indiana Supreme Court Rules on County Highway Superintendent Appointment
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed Judge Ogden in Bateman v Hart, ruling that in counties with fewer than 200 miles of improved highways the county surveyor may serve as highway superintendent if the board deems it appropriate. Martin County, with 125 miles of gravel roads, illustrates the dispute over whether the surveyor must be replaced or may take the new office. The decision emphasizes the board’s discretion when road mileage is under the 200 mile threshold.
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Frank M. Bateman
Martin County
Bateman
Thomas G. Hart
Frank Giikison
Shoals
Hart
Supreme Court
Ogden
Morehhan
Automatic Telephone Company Seeks Vincennes Franchise Again
Pike County Telephone plans to ask Vincennes for a new franchise amid renewed interest from Lansing financiers ready to back bonds up to 125900. Mayor House has not commented, while business leaders recall the prior rejection and note Bell’s rate increases may influence sentiment.
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Vincennes
Board of Works
C H. Webb
Pike County Company
Lansing
Mich
Webb
Mayor House
New Automatic Company
Automatic Company
Supreme Court Opinion From Martin Circuit Appeal
The case was appealed from the Martin circuit court. Judge Cox wrote the opinion for the supreme court, clarifying the ruling and guiding the decision.
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Martin Circuit Court
Cox
Supreme R Court
Elopement Suspect Sentenced to Indianapolis School
Mahbul Thompson, sixteen, was sent to the girls industrial school in Indianapolis by Judge Swails on a delinquency charge. Sheriff Van Robertson and Miss Mona Robertson escorted her from Seymour after her arrest Saturday night. She claimed Washington as her home and said she eloped with William Havener who escaped.
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Brownstown Banner
van Robertson
Mona Robertson
Mahbul Thompson
Girls’ Industrial School
Indianapolis
Young Enkoff Dies After Terre Haute Auto Accident
Friends report the death of George Enkoff in Montgomery after an auto collision in Terre Haute two weeks earlier. The 16 year old was bicycling near his parents home when struck by a motorist, suffering internal injuries. He would have turned 17 next Wednesday, a Montgomery student and sod fountain helper at a restaurant. He was a grandson of late George Brown. The body arrives by train Friday and the funeral is set for Bethany Saturday.
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George Enkoff
Terre Haute
Young Enkoff
Montgomery
Charles Enkoff
Montgomer
George Brown
Bethany
Revival ends as First Baptist church reports ten new members
The special meetings at the new First Baptist church closed Wednesday night. Rev. Clive McGuire, associational evangelist, returned to Sullivan this morning. Ten additions to the church resulted from the revival. Frank A. Evans returned from Vincennes this afternoon.
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New First Baptist Church
Clive McGuire
Sullivan
New Mexican General Takes Command Near Vera Cruz
Washington sources report General Garcia Pena, a top Mexican federal army officer, has assumed command of forces around Vera Cruz, replacing General Mana. The move signals a strategic shift as reports confirm the transfer of command near the port city.
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Vera Cruz
Washington City
Garcia Pena
Mana
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O’donnell-Barrows Co
Local Statistics
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Amiel Turk
A. M. Perkins
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Puone
Mind&wimp
Levi Wainman
Mattingly & Myers
Vincennes Sun
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Road
Union Depot
Evansville
C. & E. I. Lines
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
IC. & E. I. Railroad Company
Daviess
Greene Circuit
Ellen M. Barton
Hawkins Creek
Noah Bogard
West Walnut Street
M. W. A. Camps
Hinder
Brookville
Spower
City Gas Company
Washington Auto Company
Central Union Telephone Company
City Auto Company
Gazette-Herald Company
Feagans Decorative Company
Joseph Cline
Smith & Walker
Democrat
P. S. Gregory
Raymond Fullerton
Glide Road Machinery Company
Thomas Holland
Zed McCafferty
C. E. Mattingly
S. A. ‘Ward
Sass
Mortons
East Sixth Street
Walnut
Herron
Morton Brothers
Will G. Riester
West End
van Trees Street
Meridian Street
E. F
Iva May Pickett
Cyrus Pickett
Hyatt’s
Rwanda
Mary Shoney
Grangerhall
Washington Township
Bel Christian” Church
Gage
Indiana Supreme Court
J. W. Ogden
Automatic Telephone Company
C. H. Webb
Bond Roger
Chise
Pike County Telehone Company
Death Calls
Young Lad
Vival
Frank A. Evans
THE
Washington Herald
Washing
Ton
Indiana
Charles G Sefrit
Diana
the Gazette and Herald Company of
Washington, Indians, A Corporation
Charles G. Sefrit
Matthew D. Kelly
John T. Harris
Joseph B. Graham
George A. Faith
Lo F.staver
Lawrenceville
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