Prosecution Claims Isolated Fire Conspiracy Tied to Vanis Case
In a Daviegs city courtroom the prosecutor asserts the Vanis arson was a symbolic part of a larger conspiracy. He contends witnesses, including Sullivan and T bank, protected by perjury claims, and vows to indict those who aided the alleged plot. The grand jury is urged to pursue all implicated parties.
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Daviegserview
Seal
Chen
Vanis
Vanville
Sullivan
T Bank
Aestor
T Grand Jury
Local Commissioners Store Accounts Amid Dense Ledger Lines
A fractured ledger lists names such as McCauley Hy and Carrie Bush Lee alongside numerous firms including Summit Sand and Gravel, Brownell Improvement, and W. M. Simpson Lumber. The page records miscellaneous payments and balances to individuals and businesses, with scattered figures like 63.24 and 177.69, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century municipal accounting snapshot.
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Palkerson
Bray's
Mohn Sommers
John McCauley
Mary Hy McCauley
Carrie Bush Lee
Sam
Bee
Tohn - Hale Ach Brewes
T.N
John Irwin
BNE
John A. Hunter
Andean Theobald Co
Clarence Evans
O. J. Steffy & Sons
W. M.simpson Lumber Co
Mitchall &Lime Co
M. T.madden
J. Mt Veries
Brown & Rodgers Sheppe
Carrico Me
J. A Perkins Sean Ee
Edward O'Connor
L.s.horrah
Reekes
Ty Madden
Mat Morrison
Be Sity Bas
Malone
E. T. O'Connor
L Rhodes
Ae Alblere’s
Johan R. Ketchem
Jn Ee
Thomas Young
Arson Trial Costs Tallied by Deputy Clerk
A deputy clerk completed the expense tabulation for the arson trial totaling 1532.65 dollars. Major items include 441 dollars for the Meredith hotel jury board, with additional costs for the trial judge, sheriff subpoenas, and witness expenses. Defendants’ resources cited may prevent full recovery of court costs by the county.
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William Heffernan
Tate
Meredith Hotel
State appropriations outline projects across Indiana and Kentucky
A fragmented list shows appropriations for various projects in Indiana and Kentucky, including Mishawaka 800, New 4 tion 38 000, 35 000 in New tion, 28 000 in Portland and 20 900 in Seymour, with further amounts for Cincinnati areas and others. The text hints at funding for extension aid and related initiatives.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Sinia
Anapollis
Mishawaka
Isa
Evansville Gas Deal Delays Deficit Relief
A fragmented Evansville story notes big dividends tied to a gas project while a deficit persists. Details are partial and scattered, showing local financial stakes and ongoing adjustments affecting residents.
Asthma Sufferer Claims Cure By Nature’s Creation
Mrs Frank Fair of Dayton Ohio says asthma ruined her life but after using Nature’s Creation she regained health. She credits a life saving improvement since accepting the medicine and urges others with asthma or tuberculosis to request the free booklet Truth containing testimonials and photos.
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Frank Fair
Hunter Avenue
Dayton
M. Do. Hausmann
Indianapolis
Ind
Innocent Man Freed After Court Clears Smith
In Evansville Indiana Curtis Smith released from the state reformatory after Sheriff Davis brought him from Jeffersonville. Smith had been sentenced for a robbery that Herbert Alvis admitted committing. Smith to appear before Judge Givens before formal release and charge is dropped. Alvis was imprisoned.
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Evansville
Ind
Curtis ‘Smith
State ‘Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Indi
Reformatory
John J.davis
Mrs Viola McCord Buried at Alfordsville
The remains of Mrs Viola McCord age sixty one widow of the late W H McCord were taken to Alfordsville for interment Tuesday. She died Monday noon at her Petersburg home from tuberculosis and was a former resident of the Alfordsville community where she lodges with many relatives and friends. Two grown children and a daughter survive. Mr McCord died about four years ago.
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Viola McCord
W. H. McCord
Alfordsville
Beo
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