Indiana Court Prepares Decision On Tom Marshall Constitution
Indiana Supreme Court nears a decision on the Tom Marshall constitution case as it enters the final weeks of June. The article traces the case’s legal journey, the court’s rotational and advanced docket procedures, and the high stakes for state law, amid shifts in the court’s political balance and the influence of prominent attorneys and judges.
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Tom Marshall
Supreme Court of
Indiana
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Andip
Atterribs
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
John W. Spencer
Evansville
Marshall
James HW. Jordan
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Supreme Bench
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Douglas Morris
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Dunn
James T. Dye
Lewis Ellingham
Board of Election
Gota Missioners
Marion ¢Incuu
Charles Renstar
Foberse
Marshall Forces
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Watson
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Constitution
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Indianaaw
For Sale By The Mac Dougal Store Only
A fragmentary note discusses sales terms and a legal debate over whether an 1787 ordinance remains in force. It touches on potential cases reaching the U S Supreme Court, the protest of constitutional status, and questions about federal court pathways. It mentions Indiana voters and possible constitutional challenges to state actions.
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Indiana
Supreme Court of
New York
Hanors
Virgil
Jefferson
Virginia
United States
America
Suprême Cours
Ely
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Washington Citizen
A Washington Indiana citizen, Mrs. Mary Kellett, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and weak kidneys after two boxes. She purchased them at Clapp's pharmacy and recommends the remedy. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Washington
Doan
Mary Kellett
Front St
Washinton
Ind
Dean
Clapp
Foster-Milburn ‘Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Morton Brothers Runaway in Sullivan Farm Tile Machine
Zed Morton and A J Morton returned from a trip to erect a tile machine on Slaylan Boone’s farm near Carlisle. A runaway horse left Morton nearly unclothed after the incident, with the machine planned to drain land using fire cures. Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad appears, promoting family use and trials.
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Zed Morton
A.J. Morton
Wabash Bottoms
Slaylan Boone
Carlisle
Mortons
Morten
Weasel Visits Chicken Roost and Feasts at Dawn
A local report recounts a weasel raid at a chicken roost near Milles, where several birds were killed and one chicken left alive as evidence of the attack. The page also advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, with a dealer notice.
Democilvelg Candidate First Time On Streets
Friends of John L Clark report his recovery from injuries after a fall from a scaffold in Plainville. He briefly appeared on streets Tuesday afternoon, having endured a near-fatal incident and a period of poor appetite due to digestion issues. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended by the note.
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John L. Clark
Plainville
Clark
Chamberlain
Homeless Child Placed With Local Adoptive Home
Emanine Descresser born February 19 1999, long sheltered at the Childrens Home of Cincinnati, is placed with Lawrence and Mrs Lees as guardians with potential adoption. Nurse Warrick from the home delivered the child Tuesday afternoon after extensive correspondence. Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Darius Downey for stomach relief. advertised locally.
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Emanine Descresser
Childrens Home
Cincisnac
Lawrence Lee
Bacon's
Washington
Miss Warrick
Lees
Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
Finda
Gale
Lad Sentenced to Reform School in Plainfield Case
Sheriff Harmin departed Wednesday for Plainfield with Benjamin Melvin, a Barr township youth who pleaded guilty to misappropriating his father's money and was sent to reform school by Judge Ogdon. He suffers rheumatic back pain treatable with Chamberlain's ointment, sold by all dealers.
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Ot Chamberlain
Fen
Harmin
Plainfield
Benjamin Melvin
Barr Township
Reform School
Circuit Court
Ogdon
Hidden prospecting halt unsettles neighbors near John Redased well
Residents report a stalled search near the John Redased area as a well remains dry this winter. Despite interest from stockholders, no findings emerge and prospects fade amid quiet neighborhood scrutiny.
Work Schedule Change at the Railroad Shops
A local report notes cuts in work at the railroad shops with new machine time. Crews at the machines will work ten hours on Tuesday and Thursday, and seven hours on Monday Wednesday and Friday, shifting hours for the upcoming period.
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Southwestern
Epworth League Elects New Officers For Year
The Epworth League for the North League of the First ME held a business meeting electing officers and delegates for the district convention at Looxootee in June. Elected officers include President O Fulierson First Vice Desephine Seige Second Hazel Peucins Third Wagel Johnson Fourth Mabel Tasdtty Treasurer Charles Siitley Secretary Planche Allen Organist Mary eagans Flora Reeve Lov a Karr Charles Smiles. Delegates chosen: Mary Pritchett Margaret Last Jessie Dunbar with alternates Mabel Pritchett and others.
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North League
Ldd Taesday
Ohiarch
Looxootee
O. Fulierson
Desephine Seige
Serandiies
Hazel Peucins
Wagel Johnson
Mabel Tasdtty
Charles Siitley
Planche Allen
Mary Eagans
Flora Reeve
Lova Karr
Charles Smiles
Aya Mabel Pritchett
Margaret Last
Jessie Dunbar
Loogcotes
Ousts Alleged Overturned Office Claim in County Court
Walter McGuyer sues John R Huff in Daviess circuit court on change of venue alleging he was elected county assessor of Mitchell County in 1904 and served as assessor spring 1906 and 1907. He claims the county auditor falsely appointed the defendant as township assessor in 1907, withheld office supplies, and seeks possession of the office plus $100 damages.
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Martin County
Walter McGuyer
John R. Huff
Daviess Cireuse Court
McGuyer
Mitcheltyee
Wwnenip
Bas
Drill Begins in Harrison Township Tuesday Afternoon
Drillers from Progressive Oil and Gas started the ble drill in Harrison township on its downward course Tuesday afternoon as part of a search operation.
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Progressive Oil Aod Gas Company
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Downe Ward
Harrison Township
Telephone man at large in this good old town
The Pike County Telephone Company of Petaraburg, Pike County, at Diana, covers Washington in the hope that enough subscribers may be obtained to cause sufficient con1.
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Good Old Town
Pike County Telephone Company
Petaraburg
Pike County
Diana
Washington
Telephone service debate raises household costs and access
The Herald reports on local telephone service where prices remain stable for standard lines while new automatic receivers enter use. A two party line costs 1.25 monthly, single line 1.59 if unused by others, with an accompanying note that aging residents struggle to operate the device. A west end solicitor cites low enthusiasm from neighbors and a resident’s wife objecting to the contraption.
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Yvoq
West
Odd Fellows Attend Church Service With Rebekah Auxiliary
The local lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs attended a Sunday night service at First U B Church. Led by Rev. J A White, the sermon aligned with the lodge’s cocation, marking an annual joint observance with the Old Fellows as they meet in a body each year.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
U. B
Weather man brings touch of winter on a damp spring weekend
A damp spring weekend gave way to a late winter feel as rain persisted from Friday into Sunday. Cold air and a sharp wind followed the drizzle, freezing sidewalks and dampening Sunday strolls on Main Street as shoppers eyed spring goods with muted enthusiasm.
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Main Street
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