Tragic factory shooting sparks 3000-strong crowd at Ehrmann plant
Emil Ehrmann shot Edward Wade a Be mant Rae and Co teamster during strike turmoil at Terre Haute factory Wade a union member leaves three children Wade dies Wade claims self defense. Police seize Ehrmann as 3000-strong crowd threatens violence. guard placed around the plant as labor groups rally.
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Pita
Edward. Wade
Terre
Haute
Foundation
Illinois
Daviess County
Wade
Maryo-of-the-Woods
Terre Haute
Emil Ehrmann
Ehrmann Manufacturing Company
Edward Wade
Bemant, Rae and Company
Ehrmann
Teamsters’ Union
Cora
Frederick A. Beckert
Reckert
Max Ehrmann
Frederick Reckwt, Jr
Daniel Fasig
Frederick Beckert, Jr
Masons Decide Jeffersonville Site for Home
Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons chose Jeffersonville as the location for the reposed Masonic home after two ballots. The vote totaled 258 for Jeffersonville, 140 for Cray Fernsville, and 91 for Franat, with trustees considering a future central location rethink.
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Ydiana
Piatt Lecture at Yarmouth Promises Free Entertaining Talk
The article notes Mr. Piatt appearing as one of four speakers in Yarmouth. A local audience would hear his lecture while the M C A group offered to cover rental and guarantee a fixed fee. They planned a Sunday evening program with no collection and Piatt expected to repeat the talk.
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Ito Ibe
Itos
Wastern
Gulf Ports
Panaanalem
Piatt
Yarmouth
iBa
Reilar
Red Wing
M. C
Will Kot
Pamegiets
Jrooms
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Roosevelt Not Drunk, Witnesses Say in Libel Case
Witnesses for Colonel Roosevelt testified that he never drank liquor regularly and was notably temperate, disputing a Newett editorial accusing him of intoxication. They cited associates who would know, including former cabinet members, as Roosevelt sues for damages over the October editorial.
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Aes
Theodore ‘Roosefelt
Lfe
Nile
Hebel
Newett
Ishpeming
Mariette
Mich
Idankard
Roosevelt
Aquorg
Membes
Spewspaper
Neighbors Honor Aged Visitor Mrs McNanny
Neighbors gather at the Gimble home to honor Mrs Sarah McNanny visiting from Indianapolis. A noon meal is served with attendees including Mrs Slight and her daughter Mildred, Elizabeth Hayed, Mr and Mrs Janis and their son Samuel Allen, and Mrs Bateman with her daughters Grace and Towogore.
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John Gimble
Sarah McNanny
Gamble
Indianapolig
Amon
du Slight
Mals
Elizabeth Hayed
J Alexandrid
Jani
Samuele
Allén
Ald Ai
Janie
Kate
George ‘Bateman
Grace
Towogore
Creditors and railroad ties seized in federal receivership case
Fragmentary text notes the Chicago and interurban railroad ties under receivers in federal court. Truncated lines reference creditors and removals on a Wednesday, with unclear outcomes and dates.
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Chicago
Tera
Numola
Cullop eyed for federal judgeship in Indiana shift
Washington dispatch says Representative William A. Cullop is runner for a seat on the federal bench before Woodrow Wilson's term, with talks of him possible for the Seventh Circuit and even a potential extra district judgeship. Other schemes include dividing Indiana into two districts and a Supreme Court vacancy, while opposition from Indiana lawmakers could block new federal offices.
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Eal
Cullop
Woodrow Wilson
President O
United States
Indianapolis Star
Washington
Cullap
Federal
Circuit’ Court of Appeals
Seventh’ Circuit
Peter Grosserp
Culiop
Congress
Eat
JM. Cullop
Mr. Cullop
United States Court of Claims
United States Supreme| Court
Indiana
CIA
W. E. Cox
Gress
Neet
Alvin Padgett
Wishington
Autt Bilerbone
Advertised Letters List for Washington Post Office May 27 1913
Weekly postal notice lists remaining letters for the Washington nd post office for week ending May 27 1913. Women include Mrs James Belcher Miss Florence Beck Mrs Ed Gardner Miss Elizabeth Wilson and others. Men include Leon Anderson Chas Cring Chris Cooney John Cooney Nan Clem F A Delano Jamieson C F Montague Roy Spaulding Hesse Shirley and more. Callers must note the advertisement and a one cent fee is charged.
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Washington
James Belcher
Florence’ Beck
Ed Gardner
Elizabeth Wilson
Leon ‘Anderson
Chas. C. ‘Cring
Chris Cooney
John Cooney
Nan Clem
F. A. Delano
Jamieson
C. F. Montague
Roy Spaulding
Hesse Shirley
Marriages and Births in Local Notices
Clark Miles marriage license lists Joseph Evans Clark 17 of Mattoon Illinois with Sarah Ellen Miles 1 Madison township. Taylor Nolan pair George Luther Taylor 46 Capville Kentucky with Le lah Catherine Nolan 24 Washington postal Robert Boyd 31 Smadham township with Lena 25 Vin Buren township. Bradford birth to Mrs Cloud Bradford Meridian street a son. LaDuke birth notice for Mrs D LaDuke Vinegan city.
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Clark Miles
Joseph Evans Clark
Mattoon
Sarah Ellen Miles
Madison Town
Taylor-Nolan
George ‘Luther Taylor
Capville
Lelah Caterine
Nolan
Washington
Robert Boyd
Smadham
Lena
Vin ‘Buren
Depopulation warned as birth rates decline rapidly
Dr. J N Hurty warns if birth rates continue to fall the country will have 3 000 or fewer children by 3000 and no children for five years by 3020. He calls for measures to reverse the trend and preserve family growth amid demographic concerns.
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J.N. Hurty
Indiana
Property transfers and land deeds listed in Morton county records
Auction and deed notices summarize transfers in Morton and surrounding areas. Listings include multiple parcels in various townships with stated widths, acreages, and buyers or trustees such as George Pershing Emily Gough Milton Wilson Elmer Sears and Jarvis Alexander, detailing west and east sides of blocks and subdivisions and adjacent additions with dates not clearly legible.
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Morton
George Pershing
Samwel
Eagle
Ferausda
Shmuel
P. Eagle
Kennett &W
Emily
Gough Plainvitte
Lot
Vitemen
Willig C.vanhoy
Eorge
F. ‘Smith
Fey
Fraeddona
Thomas L
Sullivan
Milttan Hy Wilson
Jo Milton H. Wilson
Elmer M. Sears & W
William’ ‘G. Pruett
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Eh. Wilson
Jacob C
Jarvis Alexander
Anna Alexnder
Odon
Howard Crookes
O. Alexander
Nina
Alesander
Louisa’ ‘Grods
Honey’ Schuck
Adan Schuck
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