Architect Employed for Court House Repair Plans
County commissioners agreed to hire Indianapolis architect Morris and local contractor McKernan to inspect the county court house. They aim to determine necessary repairs within a $10,000 appropriation made last September. A Palmer Bridge reconstruction suit and other court actions were noted as pending.
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Unty
Tigianapolis
Igh McKernan
Morr
McKernan
Ram
Home Council
Carnahan
Ma Pelt
Wade
Tlore
Indianapolis
Court House
Gmmissionets
Hs Ossthie
Gameaiars
Mindre cd
Atty
Estimte
Yligs
Gjwelientions
Potter Bridge
Palmer Bridge
Kelow
William Beck
Beck
Elrpore
Shanke
Killion
Setrit
Eniara
Enumeration plans and county school data discussed
The article outlines state efforts to supervise school enumeration to allocate county revenues. It notes special classifications of people to avoid counting such as under twenty year olds and certain resident groups. A dinner honors Mr. Chowsine and Mr. Ghowning for their roles in the enumeration project.
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Fapcett A. Cotton
State
Galton Eves
Chowsine
Mr. Ghowning
Harry
Suit for Contribution In Estate of Joseph Franke
Frank B Shulls as administrator sues John Franke for contribution over disputed funds. The case contends money received by the defendant totaling a sum allegedly belonging to the Joseph Franke estate and not properly accounted for. The action seeks to settle rightful ownership and restitution.
Levee Battle Over Wabash In Bussermi Township
Niblack William and Charles W Beardi lead a group of landowners in Bussermi township petitioning the Knox court. The judge ordered the detention order for one half mail and Teves along the Yabosh In Bijsseton township. The docketing remains with the clerk and will be retained until the 28th.
Levee Petition Aims at Flood Control and Land Reclamation
Commissioners consider a petition from local townships to raise and extend a levee to protect and reclaim land from floodwaters. It proposes a five foot top width and five to three feet side slopes, funded by donations and future construction steps, with no current cost estimates.
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Thaly
Ely
Buch Nh
Refuse Passage for Blind Man Sparks Legal Battle
A convoluted report from Indianapolis outlines a dispute over passenger access by a blind man on a transport route. Judges consider objections tied to order suspicions and the authority of the petitioner. The case centers on travel rights, employee conduct, and the implications for future similar restrictions in the area.
Democratic County Ends Plan for April 80 Convention
Delegates from all districts gather in Vincennes to reaffirm the April 80 congressional convention call. The February central committee fixed the date and Bloomington meeting size, with Lawrence, Greene, Knox, and Daviess counties naming delegates. C. G. Davis and other candidates attend, pledging support. locals anticipate a large Bloomington convention and a strong election prospect this fall.
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Moomington
Ekrepl
Lawrence
Stockton
Ahin
Greene County
Vin Meennes Township
Kox
Vincennes Fond Stockton Touraphiys
Tay
Jauwrence
Congress
C. 4. Davis
CW. Weiman
W. A. Culino
Alvin Padgett
B. Boyd
Daviess County
W. H. Bridewell
Sullivan
Bloomington
Fire devastates Richmond business district and homes
A major blaze swept Richmond’s heart last night damaging the International Harvester building and several nearby businesses. Estimated losses exceed 100000 as flames spread through oils and paints in a basement, hindering firefighters. Volunteers aided crews from nearby Indianapolis and Dayton stations, and early reports indicate spontaneous heat in paint rags may have sparked the blaze.
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Richmond
Wlexraph
Indianapolis
Dayton
International Harvester Company
Pets Dayton
Aioe Lapt
Gyloniki
Mode Department
Would and Without Suit Involved in Townsship Affair
Fragmentary text shows references to WOULD and WITHOUT SUIT, Joes Horns, Sum READY TO PAY Feu AMOUNT RUE TOWNSHIP. Readable parts imply a legal or financial dispute with an amount due in a township context.
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Firum Joes Horns
Carnahan urges bridge across river near Edwardsport
Jack Carnahan speaks before the board urging construction of a new bridge spanning the river near Edwardsport to improve local transportation and connectivity. He cites safety and economic benefits, pressing officials to act promptly.
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Edwardshort
Tentative agreement delays action on township trustee dispute
A tentative agreement among bondsmen for ex Trustee Hiram atime aims to settle funds due the township from the former official. Finalization hinges on returns of Waller Gartem and Lane from the south. bondholders expect to settle without delay and the matter may require review of finances and bond obligations. Jack Carnahan pushes for a bridge project over White River near Edwardsport as Steele township residents seek county action.
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Hiram Atime
Thomas G. Wadsworth
van Buren
Waller
Mit Sims
Sinjs
Boyfieland
Elmer H
Taihla
Jack Carnahan
Steele Township
County Board of Commissioners
White River
Edwardsport
Nathan EB Kilstom
Weldie
Vincennes Board hears plan for large foundry and mine car shops
Howell Car and Foundry Company representatives ask Vincennes Board of Trade to build a major steel castings foundry and mine car shops at South Vincennes. The proposal includes two buildings totaling about 92,000 square feet, capacity for 300 workers, start with 190, and escalate as business grows. Funding plans call for deposits totaling up to 37,500 dollars by completion, with local backing of 70,000 dollars and a possible 30,000 dollar levy after operation begins.
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Mosarg, Howell and Greenstone of Fittsburg
Howell Car and Foundry Company
Vincennes
Board‘of Trade of
Fragmentary urban fire alarm report despite scattered text
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions multiple fire alarms and a fire box on West Seventh and Main Street. Some words suggest a fire response and possible injuries but the readable content is incomplete and unclear.
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Wen Street
West Seventh
Tigers Rally In Final Minutes To Beat Rockets
In a tight game the Tigers edged the Rockets as star guard and team captain led a late surge. The win improves the Tigers’ record and solidifies their position in the standings behind the league leaders.
Ferry bridge plan sparks county action debate
A garbled notice discusses a proposed river bridge between two counties, naming the county commissioners and a plan to apportion road work. It notes St Will and Nathan Hittion as local points and mentions a ferry, a possible division of costs, and a formal resolution to consider construction.
Stole Money From His Aunt in Washington Case
A boy, son of Adam, faced charges after reportedly stealing 18.75 from his aunt Sophie Keller and 1.26 plus three watches and an overcoat from three boarders at the Keller home. He was alleged to have promised to repay and was last seen heading toward St. Louis as officers pursued him. Local reports note the aunt had given money to pay building and other costs before the alleged theft occurred.
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St. Louis
Washington
Fradk Netaig
Sophie Keller
St. Tate
Keller
Pat al Eubaya
Idle Ind
Adam Adai
Toby
Bhops Pnd
Térte Haute
Bloodless Easter Matory Becomes Bird Protection Message
Examination of the millinery market shows a shift away from using bird plumes. National Audubon Society and women’s club leaders urge stopping bird slaughter for fashion. Hunters and plume traders face growing opposition as conservation groups push stricter bans.
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Wautukere
Ithia
Eity
Fotkey
Joseph Thompson Dead, Noted Financier Passes Away
The sudden death of Joseph Thompson, a well known financier, shocks the city. He was long prominent in Knox and Daviess counties with wealth in bonds and land. The exact estate value is uncertain but likely near 200000, with $150000–$160000 cited. Thompson, born near Washington, built a career in harvester and grain retail ventures, and leaves a wife, two sons, and several grandchildren.
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Jose Thompson
Thumpson
W. L. Jackson
Thom
Knox and Daviess
Edward Thompeos
Thompson
Hig
Pra Thompson
Fornwald
Jose
Washington
Malen
Belding
Jett
Sermon on Race and History Sparks Easter Service Debate
A large audience at First Church heard an Easter sermon by McD Kern arguing the colored race is part of history and divine plan. The discussion touched on slavery, civil rights, and the role of the church in addressing race, with leaders voicing strong views on inclusion and social change.
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EL Church
Kern
Chat
Cyrenne
Fenian
Cytenian
Rufus
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